5G (5th generation mobile networks).” 5G 7 December 2013.
5G is often identified by referring to network technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Near Field Communication (NFC) that have been in development for at least several years; these technologies rely on radio waves instead of wires or cables, and use wide frequency bands. 5G may make data transmission faster and more reliable than 4G, and it has the potential to increase capacity and data speed by up to 5 times. Its speeds are expected to be 100-200 Mbps, which is several times faster than 4G. A second notable feature of this new network technology is low power consumption because only a fraction of the source of energy is used to transmit data, enabling devices with lesser size and weight and lower cost. These features make 5G suitable for usage in many areas where wired networks have already been developed, including automotive and infrastructure sectors. Read more.. https://www.technogibran.com/2022/03/5G-Technology.html
