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    5G Technology: By: J Aravind Krishna 15011A0506 Cse Regular

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    This document discusses 5G technology and its evolution from previous generations of mobile technology. 5G aims to greatly increase data transmission speeds up to 1GBPS while reducing latency. It will rely on technologies like millimeter waves, small cells, massive MIMO, and beamforming to achieve its goals. 5G's high speeds and low latency have advantages for applications like smart cities and the Internet of Things, but developing 5G infrastructure presents challenges in cost and addressing security/privacy issues.

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    5G TECHNOLOGY

    BY: J ARAVIND KRISHNA


    15011A0506
    CSE REGULAR
    Contents

     Introduction to 5G
     Evolution from 1G to 5G
     Foundations of 5G
     Architecture of 5G
     Advantages
     Disadvantages
     Conclusion
     References
    Introduction to 5G

     5G communication is the latest iteration of mobile technology.


     It is engineered to greatly increase the responsiveness and speed of
    wireless networks.
     5G technology has incredible transmission speed and has low
    latency.
     Amount of data transferred is more due to more available
    bandwidth and advanced antenna technology.
    Evolution from 1G to 5G
     Since it is difficult to communicate long distance using wired
    technology, we have introduced the concept of wireless
    technology, also called telecommunication.
     It started with 1G and the present technology is 4G.
     5G technology is the upcoming technology.
    1G Technology

     Developed in 1980s.
     The first commercially automated network was launched in japan.
     Used for only voice calling purpose.
     Radio signals used for this were analog.
     Technology used in 1G was Advance Mobile Phone Service (AMPS).
    2G Technology

     2G was developed in 1990s.


     Along with voice calls, 2G technology offered several features like
    text messages, picture messages, MMS.
     With the help of GPRS, 2G offered data services with low
    transmission speed.
     The data transferred over 2G was digitally encrypted.
    3G Technology

     3G was developed in late 1990s.


     It is the upgrade for 2G and 2.5G(GPRS), for faster internet speed.
     Along with the features offered in 2G, 3G technology offered
    features like internet mobile, video calling and mobile TV.
     The concept of GPS was introduced in 3G.
     The technology used here was CDMA.
    4G Technology

     4G is the current mobile technology is use and was developed in


    late 2000s.
     The features of 4G technology included video conferencing, high
    definition mobile TV and faster data transmission rates.
     Technology used in 4G is OFDMA.
     Low cost.
    5G Technology

     5G is the latest and the upcoming technology.


     More faster and reliable than 4G.
     Expect speed up to 1GBPS.
     It targets reduced latency, high data rate, energy saving and
    massive device connecting.
    Foundations of 5G

     Millimetre waves
     Small cell
     Massive MIMO
     Beam foaming
     Full duplex
    Architecture of 5G
    Advantages

     Data transmission rate up to 1 GBPS.


     Lowered data cost.
     High resolution and bi-directional large bandwidth shaping.
     Possible to provide uniform, uninterrupted, and consistent
    connectivity across the world.
     More effective and efficient
    Disadvantages

     May be a worry for birds and other living beings.


     Many of the old devices would not be competent to 5G, hence, all
    of them need to be replaced with new one.
     Security and privacy issue yet to be solved.
     Developing infrastructure needs high cost.
    Conclusion

     As we know that 5G is still under development, studies say that 5G is


    user centric and can be used for relentless data connectivity.
     5g technology can aid smart cities in which energy grids, traffic
    signals and emergency services are linked to reduce inefficiencies.
     5G technology can be extensively used for Internet Of Things.
     This can be seen as the future mobile technology and is expected
    to come into the market by 2020.
    References

     https://www.tutorialspoint.com/5g/5g_technology.html
     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G
     https://radiostud.io/15-mins-with-5g-overview-of-5g-system-
    architecture/
     https://www.gemalto.com/mobile/inspired/5G
     https://www.techradar.com/news/what-is-5g-everything-you-need-
    to-know
    THANK YOU

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