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A new era of 5G has begun and telecom operators are accelerating 5G network deployment. We are in the 21st century where we have seen inception of several technologies serving multiple sectors from healthcare to transport, manufacturing to automotive with many business cases to bring innovation in the entire ecosystem and make our lives easier. Evolution of wireless networking technologies like 5G in this regard is paving the way for successes for every other industry in the business world today. 5G technology is the enhanced version of its predecessor technology 4G LTE. Promised to deliver high speed, bandwidth with low latency, 5G has more to offer that could bring revolutionary changes and every sector is eager to implement this unparalleled technology to reap significant benefits with a competitive advantage. Mobile operators are taking initiatives to rollout 5G faster and make it live to more and more users. However, as they proceed with the 5G deployment, several barriers cause a delay in the overall process.

Overseas network December 19, the US News Agency said that US telecommunications operator AT&T announced that it will be the first to launch mobile 5G network services in 12 cities across the United States on December 21. As soon as the news came out, there were US netizens saying, I dare to say

Passive Intermodulation (PIM) is a growing concern among mobile network operators looking for maximizing their network's capacity, data rate, reliability and Return on Investment (ROI) with the deployment of 5G wireless networks. But what is exactly PIM? When two or more frequencies are mixed in a non-linear way in a passive circuit, an interference is generated and is known as PIM. The performance of a network can be adversely affected if the interference collides with uplink receive frequencies of an LTE or 5G network, generating -100dBm or higher intermodulation signals. Lowering the level of PIM, operators can achieve better capacity and network coverage.

Add to favorites Qualcomm Technologies has unveiled the Snapdrgaon X50 5G modem, making it the first company to announce a 5G modem chipset solution. It is designed to support original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that are building the next generation of cellular devices, and aid network operators working on early 5G trials and deployments.