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The document provides an overview of 5G technology, detailing its evolution from previous generations and its key capabilities as defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). It highlights features such as enhanced broadband, massive machine communication, and ultra-reliable low latency communication, along with performance metrics like peak data rate and latency. Additionally, it mentions the roles of ITU and 3GPP in establishing standards and specifications for 5G technology.

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5G Q&a - 101

The document provides an overview of 5G technology, detailing its evolution from previous generations and its key capabilities as defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). It highlights features such as enhanced broadband, massive machine communication, and ultra-reliable low latency communication, along with performance metrics like peak data rate and latency. Additionally, it mentions the roles of ITU and 3GPP in establishing standards and specifications for 5G technology.

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5G Q&A - 101

Rahul Kaundal
www.itelcotech.com
Evolution of Telecom Technologies

6G
5G
4G
2030
2020
3G
2010 1000Gbps
20Gbps
2G 1Gbps 0.1ms
2000
1ms
1990 42Mbps 10ms
- Immersive
Deployment date - Enhanced
384kbps 200ms comm.
mobile Integrated AI
- Fast
broadband - Massive
DL Speed mobile
600ms broadband
- Massive comm.
- Mobile IOT
Latency - NB-IOT - Hyper
broadband - Ultra low
- VoLTE reliable low
-Digital Voice - Voice latency latency
-Text -Multimedia
Services
-GPRS
5G Standard & Specification – ITU & 3GPP

• International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

define the overall concept for 5G technology including


technical, performance, and service requirements

• The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)

who produce the reports and


specifications that define 3GPP technologies

International
translate
Standards/Recommendations

3
3GPP Technical Specifications Groups (TSGs)

Source – 3GPP
4
What is 5G?
5G, known as fifth generation, is a technology focused on providing better wireless connectivity in
telecom domain by enabling -

• Enhanced broadband (eMBB)


• Massive machine to machine communication (MMTC)
• Ultra reliable low latency communication (URLLC)

eMBB URLCC

MMTC

Source - ITU
5G Key Capabilities
Key capabilities defined by the International
Telecommunication Union (ITU-R) are -

• Peak data rate– 20 Gbps DL

• User data rate –100 Mbps

• Latency – 1 ms

• Spectrum efficiency – 3X than 4G

• Mobility– 500 Km/hr.

• Connection density – 1 Million devices/sq. km

• Network energy efficiency – 100X than 4G

• Area traffic capacity – 10 Mbps/sq. km


Source - ITU
The term International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) is the generic term used by the ITU
community to designate broadband mobile system
IMT Advanced – 4G IMT 2020 – 5G
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