5G control plane ensures every device stays connected.
It adjusts connections based on load and demand.
Here’s what the gNB typically does:
- Processes signals for quick responses.
- Allocates resources to match bandwidth demand.
- Routes data ensures smooth data flow.
- Load balance maintains steady performance.
- Interference management limits disruptions.
There are different protocols running at gNB.
Protocols stack between UE and gNB:
- L1
- MAC
- RLC
- PDCP
- RRC
Protocols stack between gNB and AMF:
- L1
- L2
- IP
- SCTP
- NGAP
In short, each part does its job.
Thus, creating the seamless experience we expect from 5G.
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