5G has barely made its way around the world, but that isn’t stopping tech behemoths from developing the next generation of telecommunications. Huawei and Oppo are already working on 6G, and LG is on its way to demonstrating how it works in practice. The demonstration was planned for the 2021 Korea Science and Technology Exhibition, which will be held from December 22 to 24. The tech behemoth demonstrated its advancements with a 6G wireless transmission and reception. LG unveiled a power amplifier for 6G for the first time in collaboration with the Fraunhofer Research Institute in Germany. Also read, Apple is working on more affordable Mac displays for 2022 The company had already tested this 6G amplifier in Berlin in August. Using the 6G frequency band, the Korean brand was able to successfully transmit and receive wireless data over a 100-meter distance outdoors. LG intends to use this amplifier to provide adequate transmission frequency amplification for ultra-wideband wireless communication. This will enable the 6G terahertz frequency band, which will enable speeds of up to 1 terabit per second, a significant improvement over previous network generation. LG also took the stage to demonstrate its adaptive beamforming technology, which improves data quality.
The power amplifier’s purpose is to provide enough amplification of the transmission frequency for ultra-wideband wireless communication. The 6G terahertz frequency band will enable super high-speed data transmission rates that are currently not possible on existing networks. The speed of the 6G network could reach 1 terabit per second. In collaboration with Keysight Technologies, the company also demonstrated its adaptive beamforming technology for improved data quality. Also read, Android 13 might come with Panlingual to Choose different Language for each App However, commercial deployment is not expected to begin until 2029, according to LG. We have plenty of time until then for 5G to become commonplace.
