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When planning a 5G network in the sub-6GHz bands, similar cell planningtechniques to LTE can be applied. Looking at the Australian environment, then78 band (3.3-3.8GHz TDD) is approximately 1GHz higher than the 2.6GHz bandused in existing LTE networks. As a result, the coverage footprint can besimilar, and therefore co-locating 5G NR (New Radio) on existing LTE basestations is a common strategy for initial network rollout. Any difference incoverage can be compensated by beamforming gain, less downtilting, orincreasing the gNodeB's transmit power. This paper presents an initial linkbudget for data services, provides a coverage prediction, and measurements fora 5G NR NSA (Non Stand Alone) trial radiating at 3.5GHz with 60 MHz bandwidth.The coverage prediction is generated using RF planning tool Atoll, which isthen compared to coverage measurements from the trial. These findings can beused to help plan a future 5G network in the Sydney metro area or similarenvironment.

5G Coverage, Prediction, and Trial Measurements