Design and Analysis of 5G Base Station Series-Fed Patch Antenna

Abstract

Cellular services have experienced incredible growth and advancement in the last several years, including customers, data rates, services, and more. The first generation of mobile wireless communication was 1G. Subsequent generations included 2G, 3G, and 4G, with 5G and 6G still being researched. The study compares 4G and 5G wireless technologies in terms of speed, frequency band, switching design foundation, and forward error connection. Poor coverage, poor interconnection, poor service quality, and a lack of flexibility are issues that may be resolved with the aid of 5G wireless technology. We discussed the variations among mobility communication eras in this essay. The wireless scientific community is already preparing for 5G's replacement as the utilization of mobile radio broadcasting picks up speed throughout the world. The requirements of more excellent information, low-latency, and hyper-reliability applications are being met by 5G. The key features of the 6G network, along with the social, economic, and technological components, are then covered in a systematic order. Critical technologies are anticipated to assist the transition to 6G. This paper's comparative analysis of those eras is our effort.