5G Toolkit
5G-Toolkit™ provides a rich library of functions and modules in Python based on NumPy to design algorithms for 5G and Beyond wireless systems. It implements 3GPP standards complaint downlink and uplink chains to perform multi-cell link level and system level simulations. It support variety of realistic antenna models, simulation models and channels to facilitates the users to carry out standards-based research, development and testing. It provides modules which are highly optimized for performance to reduce the prototyping time which further scales with GPUs and TPUs. It internally uses many modules provided by Sionna. The library provide interactive interfaces to analyze the performance of the methods and develop better understanding of the systems. It is designed to work well with CPUs, GPUs and TPUs.
Salient Features
Technical Features
Provide the Uplink and Downlink Chains
3GPP Standards Complaint Channel Coders
Supports all the 5G sequence and resource mapping
Supports all the 3GPP Channel Models
Supports diverse 5G Use cases and Features
Support for 5G Procedures
5G Toolkit R24a.0.3 Documentation
- Version:
R24a
- Homepage:
- Contact:
- Copyright:
Available in public domain.
- Technology:
5G and Beyond Networks.
- Layer:
Physical layer and Scheduler.
- Research Areas:
Channel codes, Shared channel (PxSCH), Control channel(PxCCH), Broadcast channel(PxBCH), Random Access Channel(PRACH), Beamforming, Precoding, Hybrid Advanced Antenna Systems (AAS), OFDM, Wireless channels, Antenna Arrays, Mobility, Handover, Beam management, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI-ML), Type-I and Type-II Codebooks, Scheduling, Hybrid Automatic Repeat Re**q**uest (HARQ).
How the documentation is organized
|5G Toolkit| documentation provides a detailed understanding of the product. A high-level overview of the complete toolkit is given below. It will enable you to locate the things they might be looking for:
Part 1: ReleaseNotes provides the list of features supported by the latest release of 5G Toolkit.
Part 2: Install 5G Toolkit discusses the installation process and the other libraries required to install the product.
Part 3: API Documentation provides the details of the input-output interface of all the modules along with examples demonstrating their usage.
Part 4: Tutorials guides you to use the toolkit using a set of simple well illustrated tutorials. These tutorials cover Channel codes, physical chains and wireless channels. More tutorials will be added along the way.
Part 5: Projects are the guides and lay out the recipes to solve some complex challenging problems using the toolkit. It provided the codes to implement some of the state of the art research work (paper) using the modules of the toolkit.
Part 6: Tentative list of features arrange the list of features that will be released in upcoming quarters.
Part 7: Research work carried out using 5G Toolkit list down the work that used 5G Toolkit.
Part 8: Challenge of this week is an initiative by Gigayasa to excite young researchers to about wireless communication. The board will float a research problem every month and interested researchers can solve the problem using 5G Toolkit and share the code repository with us on support@gigayasa.com. The best responses will be rewarded. We will provide the solution of each problem at the end of the month.
Part 9: Licenses describes the license and copyright related to 5G Toolkit.
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More Information
- Release Notes
- Install 5G Toolkit
- Getting Started
- API Documentation
- Sequence Generation
- Primary Synchronization Signal
- Secondary Synchronization Signal
- Demodulation Reference Sequence (DMRS)
- Positioning Reference Sequence (PRS)
- Channel State Information Reference Sequence (CSI-RS)
- Sounding Reference Sequence (SRS)
- Pseudo Random (PN) Sequence
- PUCCH Format 0 Sequence
- PUCCH Format 1 Sequence
- Low PAPR Sequence Type 1
- Low PAPR Sequence Type 2
- Primary Synchronization Signal for Sidelink (S-PSS)
- Secondary Synchronization Signal for Sidelink (S-SSS)
- Resource Mapping
- Synchronization Signal Block (SSB) Grid Generation
- Synchronization Signal Block (SSB) Resource Mapping
- Physical Downlink Shared Channel-DMRS
- Physical Downlink Shared Channel-PTRS
- Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH)
- Control Resource Set
- Search Space Set
- Channel state Information reference signal (CSI-RS)
- Positioning Reference Signal (PRS)
- Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH)
- Sidelink Synchronization Signal Block (SSB) Grid Generation
- Physical Sidelink Control Channel (PSCCH)
- Physical Channels
- Physical Downlink Shared Channel (PDSCH)
- Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH)
- Physical Broadcast Channel (PBCH)
- Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH)
- Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH)
- Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH)
- Physical Sidelink Broadcast Channel (PSBCH)
- Physical Sidelink Control Channel (PSCCH)
- Payload Generation
- Forward Error Correction
- Rate matching
- Interleavers
- Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
- Channel Processing and Hardware Impairment
- Symbol Mapping
- Scrambling
- Channel Models
- MIMO Processing
- Scheduler
- Cyclic Redundancy Check
- Receiver Algorithms
- Carrier Frequency Offset (CFO) Estimation
- Channel Estimation and Symbol Equalization for PBCH
- Channel Estimation and Symbol Equalization for PDCCH
- Channel Estimation and Symbol Equalization for PDSCH
- SSB Parameters Estimation
- Time Synchronization and PSS/Cell ID-2 Detection
- SSS/Cell ID-1 Detection
- Downlink Channel Estimation using CSI-RS
- Uplink Channel Estimation using SRS for Positioning
- Position Estimation
- 5G Configurations
- Sequence Generation
- Tutorials
- Hamming Codes
- Reed Muller Codes in 5G
- Polar Codes in 5G
- Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Codes in 5G
- Import Libraries
- Symbol Mapping Configurations
- Simulation: Variation in Reliability with code-rate for fixed block-length
- Performance Evaluation: BER vs SNR for different code-rates
- Simulation: Variation in Reliability with block-length for fixed coderate
- Performance Evaluation: BER vs SNR for different block lengths
- Following results are averaged over 100 results
- BER vs TB-size
- Performance comparison of OFDM and DFT-s-OFDM in 5G Networks
- Detailed Tutorials on 3GPP Channel Models
- Wireless Channel Generation for Outdoor Terrains deployed in Hexagonal Geometry
- Wireless Channel Generation for a Dense High Indoor Factory Terrain Deployed at millimeter band.
- Genarating the Wireless Channel for Indoor Open Office Terrain
- Wireless Channel Generation for Outdoor Mobile User Connected to Rural Macro Site
- Channel Generation for Dual Mobility Scenarios in 5G and Beyond
- Wireless Channel Generation for Multiple Carrier Frequencies
- Propagation Characteristics of Outdoor Terrains
- Beam Domain and Delay Domain Sparsity in Wireless Channel Models
- Generate Spatially Consistent Statistical Channels for Realistic Simulations
- Initial Access in 5G
- Import Libraries
- System Parameters
- PBCH Information
- Transmission-side Processing
- Constellation Diagram: Tx
- Channel Generation
- Pass Tx signal through Wireless Channel
- Noise addition at receiver
- SSB Receiver Side
- Constellation Diagram: Rx
- Performance Evaluations: BER + Cell-IDs + DMRS Parameter Detection
- Coverage Evaluation of Physical Broadcast Channels (PBCH) in 5G Networks
- Import Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate the Wireless Channel : CDL-A
- Set SSB and Time-Frequency OFDM Configurations/Parameters
- Generate the Synchronization Signal Block (SSB) Grid
- Generate the Transmission Grid
- Pass through the Wireless Channel
- Display the Heatmap for the Received Grid
- Link level Simulation: BLER for each SNR value
- Block Error Rate Performance
- Block Error Rate: Averaged over a 10000 batches
- Link Level Simulation for Physical Downlink Control Channels
- Link Level Simulation for Physical Downlink Shared Channel in 5G
- Import Python Libraries
- Import 5G-Toolkit Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate Channel
- PDSCH Configurations
- PDSCH Implementation
- SVD based Precoding and Beamforming
- Pass through the Wireless Channel
- Recevier Side Processing
- Simulation Results
- Simulation Results: Averaged over 10000 batches
- Save Results
- BER Performance of PUCCH Format 0
- SVD based Downlink Precoding and Combining for Massive MIMO 5G Networks
- Type-1 codebook based Downlink Precoding and Combining for Massive MIMO 5G Networks
- P1 Procedure: Beam management in 5G networks using SSB
- Import librariers
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate Wireless Channel
- Generate Time Frequency Parameters and MIB+ATI Parameters
- Generate OFDM Resource/Transmission Grid
- Pass through the Wireless Channel
- Power Heatmap of Received Grid
- Add Noise
- RSRP Computation
- Visualization of All Beam RSRP
- Selected Base-station and Beam
- Simulation Topology
- Downlink Channel Estimation using CSI-RS
- Import Python Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate Channel
- CSI Configurations
- Generate CSI-RS Resource Grid
- Generate the Transmit Grid
- Transmit Beamforming
- Pass through the Channel
- Add noise at Receiver
- Extract the Resource Grid
- Estimate the Channel using CSI-RS
- Estimate the Rank and Condition number
- SVD of Channel and Condition number
- Estimate the Precoder: Type-I
- Search space, CORESET and blind decoding of PDCCH channels in 5G Networks
- Downlink Time of Arrival based Positioning in 5G and Beyond Networks
- Downlink TDoA Based Positioning for Industrial IoT Devices in Millimeter Wave 5G Networks
- Import Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Channel Generation
- Position Reference Signal
- OFDM Transmitter: Create Transmission Grid
- Transmit Beamforming
- Pass the Beamformed Grid Through Wireless Channel
- Add Noise
- Extracting the Resource Grid
- Channel Estimation + Interpolation
- ToA Estimation
- Position Estimation + K-Best Measurement Selection (Genie Aided)
- Performance Analysis of Positioning Error for ToA based method
- Performance Analysis: For 2000 UEs
- Further Study
- Positioning the Outdoor UEs using 5G Urban Micro cell sites based Uplink Time Difference of Arrival (UL-TDoA) method
- Positioning the Indoor Open Office UEs using Uplink ToA method
- Python Libraries
- 5G Toolkit Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate Wireless Channels
- SRS Configurations
- Slot by Slot Simulation
- Position Estimation: Based on UL-ToA
- Visualization of Estimated Position
- Performance Analysis of Positioning Error for Uplink-ToA based method
- Performance Analysis: For 2000 UEs
- Uplink AoA (UL-AoA) based Localization of the Indoor Factory UEs using millimeter 5G Networks
- Python Libraries
- 5G Toolkit Libraries
- Simulation Parameters
- Generate Wireless Channels
- SRS Configurations
- Slot by Slot Simulation
- Position Estimation: Based on UL-ToA
- Visualization: Direction of Arrival Locus Lines
- Visualization of Estimated Position and its accuracy
- Performance Analysis of Positioning Error for UL-AoA method
- Performance Analysis for UL-AoA method: 1300 UEs
- Downlink Angle of Departure based Positioning for Rural Macro Terrain in 5G and Beyond Network
- Projects
- Learning to Demap: Database Generation, Preprocessing, Postprocessing, Training, Validation and Inferences from the LLRNet
- Blockage Probability Analysis for RedCap Devices in 5G Networks
- Analysis of Blocking Probability for different Coverage Conditions
- Variation in Blocking Probability with Different Aggregation Levels (ALs)
- Analyzing the effect of Number of Candidates on Blocking Probability
- Analyzing the Impact of Scheduling Strategy on Blocking Probability
- Analyze the Impact of UE Capability on Blocking Probability
- Selection of minimum CORESET Size for a Given Target Block Probability
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI-ML) for CSI Compression and Reconstruction in 5G Networks
- Comparative Study of Reed Muller codes, Polar Codes and LDPC codes
- Link Level Simulations and Lnk budget Analysis for 5G Non Terrestrial Networks
- Hybrid Automatic repeat Request in 5G and Beyond
- Constellation Learning in an AWGN Channel
- Downlink Synchronization using SSB in 5G systems
- Uplink Synchronization using PRACH in 5G systems
- Performance comparison between different Positioning Methods for millimeter wave 5G Networks
- Integration with Other Tools
- Learning Resources
- Tentetive list of Feature
- Research work carried out using 5G Toolkit
- Challenge Of this Week
- License
- Previous Versions
- Discussion Forum