5G is the fifth generation of mobile networks which will be a significant evolution from today’s 4G LTE networks.
5G is being designed to meet the very large growth in data and connectivity of today’s modern society, the internet of things with billions of connected devices and tomorrow’s innovations.
How does 5G work?
Like prior generations of telecommunications, 5G uses radio waves or radio frequency (RF) energy to transmit and receive voice and data connecting our communities. 5G will use different frequencies designed to allow greater capacity compared to current mobile technologies.
5G will first work in combination with existing 4G networks. Base stations will be upgraded and many smaller antennas will supplement the existing network and provide more capacity. The transition for consumers will be seamless. Future devices will be 5G capable and will then connect to 5G networks whenever available, using 4G networks in between.
More capacity and faster reaction times – what for?
5G technology provides additional capacity, faster connections and a very fast response time of as little as 1 millisecond. To put that into context, 4G already provides response times of 30 milliseconds while the human mind perceives everything under 100 milliseconds as instantaneous (1).
These technological advances open the door for ever more refined services: real time information in traffic, remote monitoring of patients, super accurate location services for emergency services and navigation, autonomously driving vehicles, smart homes and cities.
When will we be able to use 5G?
5G networks are currently being trialed in many pilot projects around the world, with commercial launches expected in 2020 and widespread availability of 5G expected around 2025.
More information and details about 5G
If you are interested in more information about 5G or how it will work have a look at the brochure “5G and EMF Explained”.
(picture of the EMF Explained 5G brochure)
EMF Explained Series
The EMF Explained Series provides information on mobile technology and Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) referencing international health authorities, government, academia and the telecommunications industry.
The EMF Explained Series has been developed by the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) in association with the GSMA and Mobile and Wireless Forum (MWF).
The 5G and EMF Explained brochure can be downloaded here:
(1) How fast is real time? Human perception and technology. https://www.pubnub.com/blog/how-fast-is-realtime-human-perception-and-technology
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