A study on the future analysis of 4G and 5G communication networks.

Abstract

The fifth generation (5G) of mobile cellular communication is designed to serve as a cohesive framework capable of accommodating numerous contributors while maintaining high service quality. The integrated network of 5G is perceived as the subsequent evolution within the wireless sector, particularly when evaluating contemporary protocols that integrate innovative methodologies for the efficient utilization of resources across the aforementioned frequency spectrum. Numerous investigations into potential features that may be integrated into the currently under consideration 5G technology have been conducted, alongside the finalization of the 4G LTE specification. In recent years, mobile services have experienced rapid growth, enhancing various dimensions such as pricing, user base, data capacity, and functionalities. As articulated and substantiated through data collected from the available discourse, this study provides a comprehensive overview of prospective adjustments to the existing architecture as well as anticipated appealing attributes expected in 5G technology. The ultimate outcome distinctly illustrates the differentiation between advancements in 4G LTE and 5G.