4G is the next generation of mobile cellular systems beyond 3G that will be deployed around 2010. It will provide peak data rates between 20-200 Mbps, higher spectral efficiency than 3G, and be optimized for IP traffic. Key challenges for 4G include limited coverage from higher frequencies and capacity limitations of current air interfaces. 4G research focuses on developing an air interface with these improved capabilities operating in frequency bands below 5 GHz to allow for wide-area coverage and mobility.
4G is the next generation of mobile cellular systems beyond 3G that will be deployed around 2010. It will provide peak data rates between 20-200 Mbps, higher spectral efficiency than 3G, and be optimized for IP traffic. Key challenges for 4G include limited coverage from higher frequencies and capacity limitations of current air interfaces. 4G research focuses on developing an air interface with these improved capabilities operating in frequency bands below 5 GHz to allow for wide-area coverage and mobility.
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4G is the next generation of mobile cellular systems beyond 3G that will be deployed around 2010. It will provide peak data rates between 20-200 Mbps, higher spectral efficiency than 3G, and be optimized for IP traffic. Key challenges for 4G include limited coverage from higher frequencies and capacity limitations of current air interfaces. 4G research focuses on developing an air interface with these improved capabilities operating in frequency bands below 5 GHz to allow for wide-area coverage and mobility.
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of mobile cellular systems, to be deployed around the year 2010. A VIEW OF 4G :- 1) Domain of 4G extends beyond 1G, 2G, and 3G > 2 Mbps in a wide-area mobile system (> 20 Mbps peak)
2) Could coexist with 2G and 3G
3) 4G is not necessarily defined by the bit rate,
but by a significant advance in system capability beyond what can be achieved with 3G SOME KEY CHALLENGES Coverage Transmit power limitations and higher frequencies limit the achievable cell size Capacity Current air interfaces have limited peak data rate, capacity, and packet data capability Spectrum Location and availability are key issues Lower carrier frequencies (< 5 GHz) are best for wide-area coverage and mobility 4G SYSTEM RESEARCH AREAS 4G AIR INTERFACE CHARACTERISTIC
1) Higher bit rates than 3G
(20 Mbps < peak < 200 Mbps)
2) Higher spectral efficiency and lower cost per bit
than 3G
3) Air interface and MAC optimized for IP traffic
(IPv6, QoS) Contd… 3) Higher frequency band than 3G (below 5 GHz preferred)
4) RF channel bandwidths of 20-100 MHz
5) Smaller cells, on average, than 3G
IN 4G WE SEND DATA AS PACKETS ADVANTAGE OF THIS :- MORE SECURE MORE FLEXIBLE MORE RELIABLE PROVEN TECHNOLOGY EASIER to STANDARDIZE EXTENSIBLE CLOSING 4G still in a formative stage (commercial 2010)
Frequency bands less than 5 GHz preferred for wide-area,
mobile services
4G system bandwidth between 20 and 100 MHz (paired or