5G in India: Learn how 5G high-speed networks work.

5G in India: The basic structure of 5G network and development.

5G in India: Last year the 5G network was rolled out commercially. It was first rolled out in South Korea and the US, followed by a commercial rollout in China and several European countries.

This year it is trying to bring the 5G network to the mainstream. In many other countries including India, this 5G technology service can be rolled out by the end of this year.

The special feature of the 5G network is that it can transfer data at a speed of 10 times higher than the current 4G network. That means your favorite movie download will be possible in just a few seconds.

Besides these, video calling of Ultra HD quality can also be done. Strong connectivity will be available in smart devices, which your life will become faster.

The 5G means fifth-generation network technology that will not only provide better connectivity but also make your entire lifestyle more exciting and faster. Let’s know about this 5G technology.

The 5G network mainly operates on four types of frequency. These are Non-standalone 5G (NSA-5G), Standalone 5G (SA-5G), Sub-6 GHz and mmWave (millimeter wave).

In any region, only through these four types of the spectrum is the 5G network delivered to the users' devices.

This is called basic 5G network and initially network service providers in any region provide a 5G network to users based on this spectrum.

In this, the 5G network is deployed using the infrastructure available for 4G LTE. This spectrum is used by telecom companies for testing networks in any region.

Standalone 5g (SA-5G)

As the name itself suggests, it does not roll over the previous infrastructure. This spectrum does not release on older 4G LTE networks.

It operates on its own cloud-native network core. Many countries of the world have adopted this spectrum and it is working there.

Sub-6 GHz

This is called the mid-band 5G spectrums. It has a network frequency of less than 6GHz and is used for low band telecommunications. This network spectrum is used in many countries including China.

MmWave (millimeter wave)

This is called high band 5G network frequency. It uses frequencies above 24GHz, which has higher bandwidth. It has a data speed of up to 1Gbps. Several smaller and lower range cell phone towers are used to deploy mmWave to complete coverage.

Dynamic network sharing (NSA-5G)

Telecom companies use dynamic network sharing to upgrade networks from 4G to 5G. This technology is possible only with the NSA 5G spectrum as the 5G network can use two radio frequencies simultaneously.

With the help of the speed of data will increase and the devices will be able to access the network faster than 4G LTE.

The advantage of sub-6 GHz frequency is that this frequency maintains 5G network connectivity by penetrating any solid object such as a building. That is why; you will continue to get network connectivity indoor also.

Possibility of starting 5G in India

The 5G network could be rolled out in India this year, and the telecom companies have started preparing their network infrastructure.

Reliance Jio and Airtel (Airtel 5g in India) is already claiming that they are developing 5G ready infrastructure. These two companies have made them ready for Non-Standalone 5G. The government telecom company BSNL (5g in India BSNL) is not behind on launching 5g service in India.

As soon as 5G spectrum is allocated in India, these companies will start providing 4G LTE as well as 5G network to the users using dynamic sharing technology. Users will start getting network connectivity with two radio frequencies.