Navigating 6G – The Future of Wireless Connectivity
Date: 6 November 2023 | Posted by: voska89
Free Download Navigating 6G – The Future of Wireless Connectivity
Published 10/2023
Created by Sanjay Kumar
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 32 Lectures ( 50m ) | Size: 476 MB
Overview program on 6G. We will cover basics of 1G to 5G Evolutions and what to expect from 6G networks
What you'll learn
Understand 1G to 5G Evolutions
High level understanding of 6G
6G Use Cases
6G Technical Challenges
6G Research Trends
Requirements
No prior experience required but overview knowledge of Wireless network is good to have
Description
This is an overview program on 6G. 6G is an upcoming wireless technology and will overcome the challenges of 5G. 5G is being rolled out and provides very high peak data rates of up to 20 Gbps but a lot more is expected from 6G Wireless technology.We will cover the basics of what to expect from 6G networks.6G is yet to be standardized by 3GPP which is a standardization body for Wireless Networks. However, a lot of companies and Academic Institutions have started working on 6G Research and Prototyping. This course can be a good starting point to learn 6G and what to expect from it.This course will cover the following topics -1) 1G to 5G Evolution2) What is 6G and why to learn 6G?3) 6G Expectations4) 6G Use Cases5) 6G Limitations6) 6G Technical Challenges7) 6G Working Groups and Organization This course can be a good starting point for 6G Learning but most of the things covered in this course is more about the expectation from 6G and realities can be slightly different from what we discuss in this course.I will keep on updating this course as we get more updates on 6G technologies.
Who this course is for
Telecom Engineers
Wireless Researchers
Leadership team in Telecom companies
6G Research organization
Telecom Students
5G Engineers
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