DAILY NEWS ANALYSIS
07 March, 2021
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5G |
4G |
5G uses utilises much higher radio frequencies of 28 ghz. |
4G uses lower reading frequencies of 700 mhz to 2500 mhz. |
5G transfer more data over the air at faster speeds. |
4G speed is lesser with less data transfer. |
5G has lower latency i.e the delay before a transfer of data begins following an instruction. Latency for 5G is predicted to be below 10 milliseconds, and in best cases around 1 millisecond. |
4G has higher latency as compared to 5G. Latency for 4G is around 20-30 milliseconds. |
5G uses millimetre wave spectrum which enables more devices to be used within the same geographic area supporting around one million per square kilometre. |
4G support lesser number of devices of about 4,000 devices per square kilometre. |
5G uses a new digital technology that improves coverage, speed and capacity. |
4G has led to more congestion and lesser coverage as compared to 5G. |
Source: TH
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