Here's How it Works 5G Networks Delivers Data

The fifth-generation telecommunications network is predicted will begin operation in 2020, this new technology can increase the speed telecommunication predicted significantly.

Reported by Gizmodo, Wednesday (05/04/2017), there is already a large consortium of telecom operators to create a 5G service standards. Nevertheless, no common ground regarding 5G standards.

Judging from the way it works, 5G service is not much different from previous generations. The difference lies in 5G services that occupy a higher radio frequency.
Typically, 4G occupy up to 20 MHz frequency band. In the case of 5G, it will likely sit in the frequency band up to 6 GHz. The use of higher frequencies are intended to deliver data faster.

Nevertheless, a higher frequency signals do not travel too far. This requires multiple input and output technology antennas (MIMOS) to improve the signal 5G.

Other benefits that can be taken out of service 5G is significantly reduced latency. In short, the service will provide wireless broadband capacity required to connect thousands of devices.