WirelessCommunication 5G Seminarppt
WirelessCommunication 5G Seminarppt
5G
Revolution of Future
Communication Technology
Presented By-
Pranav Mahajan (47) Aditya Wyawahare (84) Siddhesh
(81)
Soham Sajekar (77) Avadhoot (42)
5G and MM waves
Solutions
Small cell
networks
Beam forming
• Untrustworthy handoff
WiMAX standard (first used in South Korea in 2007), and the first-
release Long Term Evolution (LTE) normal (in Oslo, Norway and
• 3G and 4G gear made for other continents are not always well-matched because
of different frequency bands.
• This short-range radio technology is ideal for wireless personal area networks
(WPANs). UWB complements existing longer range means of communication
technology -such as Wi-Fi, WiMAX, and cellular wide area infrastructure - that
transport in data and infrastructure from the outside world. UWB provide the
needed gainful, power-efficient, high bandwidth enlightenment for relay data
from host devices to campaign in the instantaneous area (up to 10 meter or 30
feet). Bandwidth: 4000 megabits per succeeding, which is 400 times more
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rapidly than today's wireless network.
5G: Revolution of Future Communication Technology
Architecture of 5G technology
Application Layer
Application (Services)
Presentation Layer
Network Layer
• Layer 2 of 5G is subdivided into upper and lower layers.
• IPv6.
of OSI model.
Application layer
SOFTWA
RE
1. All the network operators and service providers would share a common core
network infrastructure, teamwork of a single operator will lead to the collapse of
the entire network infrastructure, if not carefully guide against.
2. Third-parties can be pretended as legitimate users resulting in theft of service and
billing frauds can easily arise.
3. On the lines of email-spam, the Spam over Internet telephony (SPIT), the new
spam over VoIP may become serious and become serious threats.
4. Listen in and interception of private infrastructure.
5. Stealing bank account details and other secured information, are more likely.
manner.
f. Travelling: Introducing the launch of new mobile phone apps; the use of
1. Autonamous Vehicales.
4. AR and VR.