When will 5G achieve full coverage? Why is 5G faster than 4G?

The 5G era has arrived, but everyone knows that 5G is not yet popular. Although 5G mobile phones are now on sale, the 5G network has not yet achieved full coverage. When can the 5G network achieve full coverage? Why is 5G so much faster than 4G? What are the reasons? The following is an article compiled by the editor on 5G issues. Friends who want to know, come in and take a look!

When will 5G achieve full coverage?

First of all, we must understand that there is no urgent need for 5G network coverage across the country, so in the current situation where 4G is not too long away from being fully replaced, it will not be possible to achieve full coverage of 5G network in a short time - at least at the civilian level, there is no urgent need, but at the commercial level, it will be covered soon. According to the simulation data of the independent network conducted by Qualcomm, we can see the operating speed of the 5G network; the experiment simulates an NSA 5G new air interface network in Frankfurt, Germany, running on a 3.5GHz spectrum with a bandwidth of 100MHz, and the underlying Gigabit LTE network runs across 5 LTE bands. The peak speed of 5G reaches 10G per second, while the 4G, which is known as the standard configuration of smartphones, is only 100M per second. The speed of 5G is almost 100 times that of 4G!

Why is 5G faster than 4G?

The reason why 5G is faster than 4G is mainly due to base stations. According to a set of data, Guangdong Province, Jiangxi Province, Shanghai, Tianjin, Chongqing, and Wuhan are expected to complete the construction of 7,298, 20,000, 10,000, 10,000, 12,000, and 30,224 5G base stations (27,224 micro stations + 3,000 macro stations) by the end of 2020, respectively. In addition, Taiyuan is expected to complete the construction of 6,216 macro stations by 2035, totaling 95,738.

Who will benefit the most from 5G full coverage?

The first beneficiaries are of course the mobile phone and base station sellers. Those who will be replaced by 5G should be the manufacturers that can only make 4G equipment. In fact, 5G is not popular offline at all. For example, in a county, it only takes 10 minutes to get to work, and there is wifi at both ends. It can be said that there is no 5G adaptation scenario. The 10MBPS broadband that your Unicom provides to the county has greatly restricted everyone's usage habits, so for the county level, the use of 5G is only a larger network capacity. There is indeed demand in places like business districts in big cities. When my 4G has no speed, I still have no speed when I switch to 5G. I guess this is because the network capacity of the base station is full or the problem of the disabled standard such as NSA.