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What is Sixth Generation Wireless Technology (6G)

Chapter 8
5G Internet of Things and Changing Standards for Computing and Electronic Systems
A successor to 5G cellular technology, in which it is expected to be extended the operating frequency up to 3 THz (or above) with data rates of 0.1–1 Tbps, spectrum efficiency of 3–60 bps/Hz, 100 GHz channel bandwidth, and 1000 km/h mobility.
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RF/Microwave Instruments Evolution: From Professional Hardware Into Amateur Kit and Software-Defined Radio
Kok Yeow You (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia) and Yeng Seng Lee (Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia)
Copyright: © 2022 |Pages: 49
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-3855-8.ch008
Abstract
This chapter describes the evolution of RF/microwave instruments within two decades. The described RF/microwave instruments focus more on low-cost amateur RF signal sources, power detectors, spectrum analyzers (SA), vector network analyzers (VNA), and software-defined radios (SDR). Each instrument is introduced, and its uses are compared. This chapter reviews in detail the development history and development factors of amateur RF/microwave instruments in the past 20 years. Through this chapter, fresh RF/microwave amateurs and hobbyists will better understand the development of low-cost instruments in the present and also in the future, as well as provide guidelines for RF/microwave amateurs and hobbyists in the selection and purchase of such instruments. In fact, some amateur instruments are also used in 5G researches and IoT applications when considering their instrument size, research budget, and the need to use a large number of instruments in the application.
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Chapter 10
A Summary on 5G and Future 6G Internet of Things
A successor to 5G cellular technology, in which it is expected to be extended the operating frequency up to 3 THz (or above) with data rates of 0.1–1 Tbps, spectrum efficiency of 3–60 bps/Hz, 100 GHz channel bandwidth, and 1000 km/h mobility.
Published in Chapter: A Summary on 5G and Future 6G Internet of Things; From: Opportunities and Challenges of Industrial IoT in 5G and 6G Networks
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