SCOPE OF

5G
IN INDIA

SUBMITTED BY MFT (5 YEARS)

PRIYAANSH TIWARI 1ST SEM SEC B
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INTRODUCTION

The number of mobile users worldwide and their data needs

have increased exponentially over the last two decades. In
the same
time period, we have seen tremendous improvements in
mobile technologies. However, the existing mobile
technologies are reaching their peaks. As more people and
devices continue to join the network, the service quality and
efficiency will drop drastically unless we move on to the new
5G technology.
EVOLUTION OF WIRELESS
STANDARDS
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EVOLUTION OF WIRELESS STANDARDS

• The first generation of wireless communication technology were in

introduced in 1979 and are referred to as 1G, until they were replaced by 2G
technology later in 1991. 2G was digital, allowed for encrypted
conversations, and introduced data services for mobile phones. In the
interim, 2.5G was also introduced, which denoted networks that
implemented packet-switched network capabilities in addition to circuit-
switched capabilities.
• The third generation of mobile network standards, known as 3G, was
introduced in 1998. The 3G family of standards introduced much higher
bandwidths for transfer of information and allowed for mobile broadband
access to smartphones and laptops. 3G made several modern mobile phone
features possible, such as faster internet browsing, video calling, mobile
television. The current prevalent standard, 4G, was introduced in 2008 and
allowed for much higher broadband speeds, internet protocol telephony,
gaming, high-definition video
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ADVANTAGES OF 5G
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DISADVANTAGES OF 5G
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SUMMARY
Arguably, the story of human progress over thousands of years is the story
of evolution of technology over time. With each iteration, humans
improve the tools at our disposal to
enable a better quality of life. 5G standards are the next step in network
evolution that will provide a much-needed impetus to emerging
technologies that are awaiting deployment.
As discussed, there are considerable challenges to overcome in deploying
next-gen networks but they are by no means unsurmountable. The Indian
government is making consistent efforts to make sure that the country
does not fall
behind and keeps pace with the rest of the world. This clearly indicates
that the government is cognizant of the numerous advantages that 5G
networking technology can provide.
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