Review of transformation of mobile wireless for next generation communication networks

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Abstract

The wireless mobile communication network connects the entire world. People need it to be omnipotent. This network has developed through a series of evolution. It all began with a simple voice transmission in the early years using the analog systems for first generation like Advanced Mobile Phone Service-AMPS, Nordic Mobile Telephones-NMT and Total Access Communication System-TACS and then referred as 1G. The technology improvisation offered birth to the next generation with the ability to send SMS using digital systems for example,GSM-Global System for Mobile Communication, D-AMPS-Digital-Advanced Mobile Phone Service, 1S-95, GPRS-General Packet Radio Services (2.5G) and EDGE-Enhanced Data GSM Environment 2G.TheWCDMA-Wideband Code Division Multiple Access, CDMA-Code-Division Multiple Accessand TD-SCDMA-Time Division-Synchronous CDMA emerged into the next generation 3G with enhanced data rates. The Long Term Evolution (LTE) of 3G resulted in 4G with a theoretical data rate of 1Gbps. The thirst for rather new is taking the technology towards the next level with a data rate estimation of 10,000Mbps, which is to be evolved as ‘The FIFTH generation-5G’. 5G should be a more smart technology that interrelates the entire world. This article provides a high level review on evolution of this new technology and next-generation mobile broadband with worldwide interoperability.

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Nirmala, M., Kowsalya, T., & Sukirtha, S. (2018). Review of transformation of mobile wireless for next generation communication networks. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering. Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering and Sciences Publication.

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