How the 5G and 6G networks will be created

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China was the first in the world to successfully launch a satellite to test the 6G network. Satellite technology is not intended solely for communication.

From the Tajian satellite launch center in Sanzi province, another 12 satellites have been launched into orbit. China's goal is to test technology, a network of exceptional speed that will be the basis of communication in the future.

Satellites will also be able to monitor catastrophes on agricultural crops and prevent forest fires. The top satellite is named after the University of Electronic Science and Technology in China. It is used to verify the perfmonic 6G frequency range in space. Although it is believed that 6G technology is still in its infancy, it is expected to be more than 100 times faster than 5G.

How dangerous is the 5G network

Settings that the 3G network transmits in 24 honors, the 5G network will be able to in 3.6 seconds! But how will our organism react when 90 billion electromagnetic waves hit our bodies every second, mostly in the head.

Technological progress cannot be stopped, but the question arises as to who needs so much speed.

We must first know that we do not only use mobile phones with this technology, but we have a series of devices called the Internet of Things, and the current estimate is that there are between 50 of these devices, we buy through Alibaba and Ali Express, plus professional devices. These devices have certain tasks from video surveillance.

2G, 3G, 4G technology are in the domain of the radius spectrum, and 5G networks are in the first next domain, the microwave spectrum, and there are already negative experiences with that spectrum.

Are we running out of wires and cables forever? We will talk about how 6G will change the whole world.

In the future, cars, trains, planes, spacecraft, home appliances will be on the same network. Experts are discussing the possibilities of a new standard for 6G mobile communications that will unite industrial and everyday smart devices, and turn mobile interactive television into reality. Satellite internet will transfer base stations into space, and we will get rid of wires and cables forever.

A unifying beginning

The latest 5G mobile communication standard is being targeted in more developed countries. Trial platforms are opening in Moscow and St. Petersburg. But they are already thinking about 6G. The International Union of Communications has called for an exchange of ideas on the subject.

6G develops 5G standards. It will be more universal, respond to the challenges facing society, ensure the operation of mobile television systems and the Internet. Now we mainly use terrestrial and cable television and 6G will translate all that into mobile mode. Mobile TV will become a serious competitor. Regional television companies will be able to form their own television content, and this is a very serious step forward from the point of view of business and the development of interactive television technologies. The new type of television will be tested in experimental 5G zones, although this requires serious financial costs and legal commitment.

In search of frequency

All this cannot be realized without free frequency bands, and there are very few left. For the 5G and 6G networks, a millimeter range is used, including terahrc, which switches to infrared, which will withstand the transmission of large amounts of information (more than one terabit per second).

The new generation of communications will be a step towards global coverage of the entire planet with the Internet, covering the most inaccessible regions, including space above the Earth. This system, which covers the whole world, will enable base stations to be transferred into space, to satellites. We will get rid of the wires and ground infrastructure. If this works, it will be great.

Creating local systems for one country is - yesterday. The whole world lives in one information structure. We are constantly receiving new messages about events around the planet with a delay of up to an hour. We no longer notice that the content is constantly increasing. The coronavirus epidemic is a great example. All our communication, work, learning, even treatment (patient communication with doctors), went to the internet, a huge burden fell on the providers, and they showed that everything works. It was a small revolution, people finally realized how important reliable communication channels are