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Introduction to 5G

With Mischa Dohler Liked by 5,968 users
Duration: 1h 12m Skill level: Beginner + Intermediate Released: 5/8/2019

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5G—the fifth generation of wireless technology—promises connectivity benefits that will transform the way we live and work. In this course, instructor Mischa Dohler helps you develop a solid understanding of the 5G ecosystem and the 5G technology and standards roadmap. Mischa—who boasts hands-on experience in pioneering this technology—helps you appreciate the pros and cons of 5G technology and gain an in-depth knowledge of its capabilities. Plus, learn how to identify exciting use cases for which 5G truly matters.

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    5/5 April 19, 2024
    Very clear so that even non engineers can understand
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  • Mark Frankel Mark Frankel

    Mark Frankel

    Engineering Specialist at Verizon Global Networks and Technology

    5/5 April 18, 2024
    Good basic overview. I think an improvement would be making a mention of how spectrum is used. Most of the benefits he discussed would be associated with mmWave spectrum. Most 5G runs over lower-frequency spectrum.
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    praveen tripathi

    Assistant Manager at Jio FTTx Project (NPE)

    5/5 March 2, 2024
    Huge consortiums of major global telecoms are already working to create worldwide values around 5G. Although most of those standards dont get solidified, experts yet expect it to be more compatible (with 4G and 3G) in addition to having some interoperability across the world. With an increment, in the demand of the users exponentially, 4G can now be easily replaced with 5G with a new advanced access technology named as Beam Division Multiple Access i.e. BDMA and or Filter Bank multi carrier abbr. as FBMC multiple access. The concept behind BDMA techniques can be explained by considering the case of the base station communicating with the mobile stations. An orthogonal beam is owed to each mobile station and by BDMA technique we can split that antenna beam according to locations of the mobile stations for openhanded multiple accesses to the mobile stations, which likewise increase the competency of the system and thus is the main process of this communication. An idea to swing towards
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  • Test your knowledge 3 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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