6G Technology

6G Technology

1. 6G TECHNOLOGY
Akhil John
S7 CSE
Roll No: 02
Computer Science Department
College Of Engineering Munnar

2. HEADLINES...
▪WHAT IS A MOBILE PHONE ?
▪EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY IN MOBILES.
▪6G TECHNOLOGY
▪FEATURES
▪TECHNOLOGY USED
▪ADVANTAGE
▪REQUIREMENTS
▪ADVANCEMENT IN 6G TECHNOLOGY
▪CONCLUSION
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3. WHAT IS A MOBILE PHONE ?
Amobilephoneisadevicethatcanmakeand
receivetelephonecallsoveraradiolinkwhilemoving
aroundawidegeographicarea.
MobilephoneusesWirelessCommunicationforits
informationexchange.
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4. EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY IN MOBILE.
0G Technology
1G Technology
2GTechnology
2.5 G Technology
3GTechnology
4GTechnology
5GTechnology
6GTechnology
0 G
1G
2G
2.5G
3G
4 G
5 G
6 G
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5. OG TECHNOLOGY(Mobile Radio Telephone System)
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The Zero Generation (OG) of mobile in 1945
Mobile Telephone Service, based on
“HANDOVER”.
Loggers, construction foremen, realtors, and
celebrities. They used them for basic voice
communication
Technologies were used in OG
PTT (Push to Talk)
MTS (Mobile Telephone System)
IMTS (Improved Mobile Telephone System)
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6. 1G TECHNOLOGY(First Generation)
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IGreferstothefirstgenerationofwireless
telephonetechnology,mobiletelecommunications
whichwasfirstintroducedin1980s
Itallowsthevoicecallsin1country.
1Gnetworkuseanalogsignal.
Speedupto2.4Kbps
Basedonanalogsystem
Technologieswereusedin1G
PTT
MTS
AMTS
IMTS
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7. 2G TECHNOLOGY(Second Generation)
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Developed in 1990
Speed up to 64 Kbps
Voice transmission with digital signal
Services such are digital voice & sms with
more clarity
Based on digital system
GSM
It provides better quality and capacity
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8. 2.5 G TECHNOLOGY
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2.5Gisatechnologybetweenthesecond
(2G)andthird(3G)generationofmobile
telephony.
2.5Gissometimesdescribedas2GCellular
TechnologycombinedwithGPRSandGSM.
Features Include
•Send/Receive E-mail Messages
•Web Browsing
•Speed : 64-144 kbps
•Camera Phones
•Take a time of 6-9 mins. to download a
3 mins. Mp3 song
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9. 3G TECHNOLOGY
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3G technology refer to third generation which
was introduced in year 2000s.
DataTransmissionspeedincreasedfrom
144kbps-2Mbps.
Providing Faster Communication
Superior Voice Quality
Send/Receive Large Email Messages
High Speed Web / More Security/Video
Conferencing / 3D Gaming / TV Streaming/
Mobile TV
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10. 4G TECHNOLOGY (Anytime, Anywhere)
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4Gtechnologyrefertoorshortnameof
fourthGenerationwhichwasstartedfromlate
2004s.
Capable of providing up to 300 Mbps speed.
One of the basic term used to describe 4G is
MAGIC.
MAGIC:
•Mobile Multimedia
•Also known as Mobile Broadband
Everywhere.
•Global Mobility Support
•Integrated Wireless Solution
•Customized Personal Services

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IPBasedMobility
BothCellularandBroadbandMultimedia
ServicesEverywhere
MoreSecurity,CapacityandDatarate
SmoothGlobalRoamingUbiquitouslywith
LowerCost
Technologies
•3GPP:3
rd
GenerationPartnershipProject
•LTE:LongTermEvolution

12. 5G TECHNOLOGY (5G As NanoCore)
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5Gtechnologyrefertoshortnameoffifth
Generationwhichwasstartedfromlate
2010s.
Completewirelesscommunicationwithno
limitations.
ItishighlysupportabletoWWWW
(WirelessWorldWideWeb).
5GMobileNetworkisbasedonOpen
WirelessArchitecture(OWA)
SpeedUpTo1Gbps
25MbpsConnectivitySpeed

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AllMobileNetworkswilluseMobileIP
AMobilecanbeattachedtoseveralMobiles
orWirelessNetworksatthesametime.
UsesSmartAntenna
FuturisticApplicationslike3DInternet,
NetworkVirtualReality,Teleprence:High
DataRate.
RemoteManagementandDiagnostics
ProvideEncryption,FlexibilityandAnti-virus
LargePhoneMemory,moreDialingSpeed,
moreClarityinAudioandVideo

14. 6G TECHNOLOGY(Next Generation Mobile Technology)
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CompleteWirelessNetworkwithno
limitation
IncredibleTransmissionSpeedinTerabit
range
Zerodistanceconnectivitybetween
peoples
Itwillbeavailableinthemarket2020with
morereliabilitythanpreviousmobiles
Maximizes your data throughput and IOPS
(Input Output Operations per Second)

15. FEATURES
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Frequency : 5.8 GHz
Bandwidth : 1 Gbps
40 Mbps Connectivity Speed
Ultra Broadband Internet Service
More Storage Capacity
Circuit and Packet Switching
Provide the 3D Internet concept

16. TECHNOLOGY USED
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Uses WCDMA Multiplexing(Wideband Code
Division Multiple Access)
UWB Radio Technology(Ultra Wide Band)
LTE(Long Term Evolution)
3GPP(3
rd
Generation Partnership Project)
E-UMTS(Evolved Universal Mobile
Telecommunication System)
E-EDGE(Evolved Enhanced Data rates for
GSM Evolution)

17. ADVANTAGES
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ProtectsyourMobileAndSecureyour
Data
SuperfastStreamingwithoutany
buffering
ARealTimeOnlineGamingExperience
MassivelyreducedLagwhileGaming
RecordCallsandForwardtoEmailalso
ForwardCallstoOtherNumbers
IntelligentBatteries
ImprovedStorageCapability
HighMobile-TVResolution

18. REQUIREMENTS
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Smart Antenna
Need High Capacity Fiber Optic
Network
Large Internal Memory In Mobile

19. ADVANCEMENT IN 6G
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22. CONCLUSION
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Asthisisanimminenttechnologywhichcanboomthelatestera
withitssplendidlywellapplications.Frequencyrangesoothesour
vibrantpartandourexpectation,atlastwecansayitisallabout
”BLINKANDTHINK”.
World Wide Cellular Phones
•3G –Operator Centric
•4G –Service Centric
•5G –User Centric
•6G –User Centric & Service Centric
6G Technology Is In The Development Stage

23. REFERENCE
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Mobile
http://iarcventure.com/Publication/ijarse_vol1Iss2/conte
nts/5-10.pdf
www.Universal_Mobile_Telecommunications_System.p
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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