2021Unpublished venueOpen access

A Comprehensive Tutorial on How to Practically Build and Deploy 5G Networks Using Open-Source Software and General-Purpose, Off-the-Shelf Hardware

Sadiq Iqbal, Jehad M. Hamamreh

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Motivated by the many benefits enabled by Open RAN, there is a need for an educational comprehensive step-by-step tutorial on how an individual/company can practically build and deploy a 5G network using open-source software and commercial off-the-shelf, general-purpose hardware

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Motivated by the many benefits enabled by Open RAN, there is a need for an educational comprehensive step-by-step tutorial on how an individual/company can practically build and deploy a 5G network using open-source software and commercial off-the-shelf, general-purpose hardware

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Motivated by the many benefits enabled by Open RAN, there is a need for an educational comprehensive step-by-step tutorial on how an individual/company can practically build and deploy a 5G network using open-source software and commercial off-the-shelf, general-purpose hardware

Key concepts: Open source hardware, Off the shelf, Open source, Computer science, Software, Open source software, Software engineering, Embedded system

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