Equalizer in 5G
Overview
The demand for high-speed data connection services develops in tandem with the number of internet users and multimedia apps. To deliver these services, a robust, reliable, and high-performance modem with an efficient structure is necessary. The channel’s inter-symbol interference (ISI) causes severe performance degradation in high-rate transmission. The ISI can be significantly decreased if the receiver has channel equalization. Many equalizers have been employed to increase the data rate and lower the ISI through channel compensation in the face of inter-symbol interference caused by multipath channels. While linear equalizers, when using the FIR filter structure, have a significant tapped-delay-line (TDL), the nonlinear equalizer class has proven to be quite helpful.
Key Features
- 1. People will be able to receive radio signals at higher altitudes thanks to the 5th generation wireless communication system.
- 2. Different radio technologies will be able to share the same spectrum more efficiently thanks to cognitive radio technology.
- 3. The 5th generation’s principal use will be to transform the entire planet into a Wi-Fi hotspot.
- 4. The fifth generation will establish a universal standard that will apply to everybody.
Benefits
- 1. The increased capacity is a key benefit of 5G
- 2. The efficiency of signaling will improve
- 3. In comparison to 4G LTE, latency will be drastically reduced
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Technical Specifications
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