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It is worth noting that with the introduction of 5G Core, the 5G R15 standard does not define the
interface between 5G Core and 3G Core and does not support voice call continuity between 5G
and 3G CS, which means that IMS/VoLTE must be supported in the R15 network with VoNR so
that when the cell phone moves outside the 5G coverage area during a call, it can maintain call
continuity through 4G VoLTE to maintain call continuity.
However, 3GPP has added 5G SRVCC capability in version R16, based on the existing 4G to 3G
switching standard, which means that voice can be switched to the 3G CS domain via 5G SRVCC
technology.
What are the benefits of 5G VoNR?
User experience and network efficiency at the same time
From the user's perspective, as mentioned above, although VoNR continues the VoLTE
architecture and can no longer achieve a revolutionary technological breakthrough, it has similar
advantages to VoLTE, such as good voice call quality, low connection latency, and the ability to
have 5G high-speed Internet access while talking.
For example, theoretically, VoNR has a MOS value of 4.6 and an access latency of only 1.5 to 2
seconds; VoLTE has a MOS value of about 4.1 and an access latency of 2 seconds, and 2/3G CS
voice has a MOS value of 3.7 and an access latency of up to 6 seconds or more.
VoNR can also significantly improve the security of voice calls and the quality of video calls, as
well as bring users a fully immersive experience with multi-sensory integration of voice and video,
touch, and kinesthetic senses for the future.
From the operator's perspective, the benefits of evolving to VoNR are mainly as follows.
First, VoNR can accelerate the transfer of traditional old and inefficient 2/3G CS voice to 4G and
5G, which can enhance network efficiency, reduce network operation and maintenance costs, as
well as replant high-quality low-frequency resources.
Second, VoNR facilitates support for new 5G applications. The 5G applications we often mention
today, such as AR/VR and holography, are inseparable from real-time, high-definition audio and
video calls, and with VoNR, an enhanced media surface can be provided to better support these
new applications.
Third, it can bring new revenue sources to operators. Although operators' traditional 2C-oriented
voice services have been subject to continuous erosion from OTT voice, voice services, as a basic
communication business, are still part of operators' revenue, and almost all current 5G data
packages are bound with voice.
What's more, for the digital transformation and the era of smart connection of everything, voice,
and video services are extending from the connection between people to the vast market of
connection between people and things.
In the future, in the 5G 2B or 5G private network market, there will be a large number of
scenarios requiring real-time, high-quality, and highly stable audio and video communications,
which are beyond the capability of best-effort OTT audio and video and require the deterministic
guarantee capability of VoLTE/VoNR and ViLTE/ViNR based on IMS (slicing).
Yes, VoNR is a worthy technology to be introduced from both user and operator perspectives,
and from both current network efficiency improvement and future business outlook.