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Spectrum: 5G

Spectrum: 5G

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Spectrum: 5G

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(bright music) - [Instructor] Have you ever been in a crowded stadium, or a busy city, and you would notice that your phone's internet is slowing down. And the reason could be that the older networks cannot handle thousands of users at once, but 5G can fix this problem. And today we will learn how the 5G spectrum work with the different kind of frequency ranges, providing better capacity and better coverage. 5G has two primary frequency ranges. One is Frequency Range 1, which is FR1, which ranges from 450 megahertz to 7.1 gigahertz. And second, is Frequency Range 2, which ranges from 24.2 gigahertz to 52.6 gigahertz. These ranges are further divided into low, mid, and high bands. Each offering unique advantages and challenges. We'll start with the Frequency Range 1, FR1 is also termed as sub-6 gigahertz range, divided into low and mid bands. The low band includes frequency primarily up to 2.6 gigahertz, and it corresponds to different frequency bands such as n28, n20, and so and so…

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