Comparative DNN Model Analysis for Detection of Various types of Optical Noise

Ghosh, Manthan

doi:10.36227/techrxiv.19160615.v1

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“…Cellular networks' fifth generation is an improved version of the 2G, 3G, and 4G generations that came before it. 5G offers high-speed communication technologies in terms of speed, distance, latency, and noise that are comparable to optical fiber technology [3,4]. The 5G network is intended to provide substantially greater data speeds than the older networks.…”

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5G Revolution: Bridging the Future of Wireless Communication and Probing the Horizons of Advancement

2023

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This comprehensive review paper analyzes the architectural requirements and hardware-software requirements for 5G in great detail. It also explores contemporary wireless innovations and applications made possible by 5G. We are entering an era of virtual reality that is powered by high-speed internet as a result of the rising connectivity rates. The IoT landscape is being shaped by the interconnectedness of devices, which calls for a robust networking architecture. Compared to its forerunners, 5G is expected to deliver data rates of up to 20 Gbps and much higher capacities. Future services like IoT, AI, cloud computing, NLP, and others have a flexible base thanks to these networks. Critical aspects of 5G, including latency, MIMO systems, cell distribution, speed, mmWave technology, network slicing, and spectrum allocation, are thoroughly examined in the research paper. These components work together to create a ground-breaking foundation for the upcoming wave of technological developments. Long-distance connections have been transformed in the communication landscape of today. As opposed to earlier generations, 5G offers vastly improved data capacities, ushering in a new era of wireless communication. With data bandwidths surpassing 1 Gbps and connectivity rates of 25 Mbps, 5G is expected to revolutionize industries including healthcare, agriculture, and defense while also supporting virtual private networks.

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