5th Generation Technology

Presented by: Course:

Fatima Aly Data and Computer
Raouf Elashry Communication
Mohamed Alshehhi Instructor:
Younes Anwar Dr. Majed Khodr
Introduction

• The evolution of “G”.

• The advantages & disadvantages of 5G.
• Applications.
Generation
The higher the G the higher the
performance
Introduction
Comparison
Parameters 1G 2G 3G 4G

Introduced in year 1980 1993 2001 2009

Technology AMPS, TACS CDMA, GSM IMT2000, WCDMA LTE

Multiple
Address/Access FDMA TDMA, CDMA CDMA CDMA
system

Circuit switching:Voice.
Switching type Circuit switching Packet switching for Packet switching Packet switching
Data

Speed (data rates) Analog 14.4 Kbps 3.1 Mbps 100 Mbps

Multiple users on single Multimedia features, High Speed, real time

Features Voice only
channel Video Call streaming

GSM: 900MHZ,
Operating
800 MHz 1800MHz CDMA: 2100 MHz 850 MHz, 1800 MHz
frequencies
800MHz

Voice calls, Short High speed

Video conferencing,
Applications Voice Calls messages, browsing applications, mobile TV,
mobile TV, GPS
(partial) Wearable devices
Advantages
• Increased Bandwidth for all users
• Higher Speed.
• More effective and efficient.
• Data rates of about 10 Gbps or higher can be
achieved. This provides better user experience as
download and upload speeds are higher.
Disadvantages
• Technology is still under process and research on its
viability is going on.
• Developing infrastructure needs high cost.
• Coverage distance of up to 2 meters (indoor) and 300
meters (outdoor) can be achieved due to higher losses at
high frequencies (such as millimeter waves). 5G mm
wave suffers from many such losses (penetration loss,
attenuation due to rain, foliage loss etc.)
Applications
• Enhancing mobile broadband

• Connecting the massive Internet of Things

• Enabling new mission-critical control services

Applications
• Enhancing mobile broadband

▫ Extreme data rates

▫ Extreme capacity
▫ Ultra-low latency
Applications
• 3D/UHD video Telepresence
• Tactile Internet
• Virtual Reality
Applications
• Connecting the massive Internet of Things

▫ Deep coverage
▫ Ultra-low energy
▫ Ultra-low complexity
▫ Ultra-high density
Applications
• Smart cities
• Smart homes
• Utility metering
• Wearables / Fitness
• Remote sensors
• Object tracking
Applications
• Enabling new mission-critical control services

▫ Ultra-high reliability
▫ Ultra-low latency
▫ High availability
Applications
• Autonomous vehicles
• Robotics
• Energy / Smart grid
• Industrial automation
• Aviation
• Medical
Conclusion
Conclusion
• 1G : Voice Calls
• 2G : Short messages.
• 3G : Multimedia.
• 4G : High speed connection.
• High cost.
• Quick attenuation.
• Higher efficiency.
• Higher data rate.
• Smart Cities.
• Robotics.