5G is a new type of mobile communications, enabling a much faster mobile network and a growing number of networked devices.

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Knowledge Hub Article

What is a 5G?

Published

June 1, 2024

Knowledge Hub

5G is the successor generation of mobile radio that offers several advantages over 4G (LTE). The data transmission of the 5G is ten times faster than LTE, it offers a data rate of up to 10Gbit per second. It has the same frequency ranges like 3G and 4G at 2 GHz, but can also be used in a new frequency range from 3.4 to 3.7 GHz, with shorter waves, this transfers more information in less time.The shorter waves have a shorter range, but is a much more reliable, resilient and secure network.

The higher speed increases efficiency, the low latency times enable real-time communication of end devices and thus offer completely new possibilities.

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