When we use wireless networks to chat, work, watch movies or play games, you may not realize that the wireless nodes are actually connected to each other through a large number of fiber-optic communication networks. Today, with the continuous expansion of wireless access points for 4G and 5G networks, more and more optical fibers are needed to meet the growing needs of these networks.
The importance of 5G in future applications
Staying connected is an inevitable part of modern daily life. People are used to taking calls, sending emails or watching videos anytime, anywhere. In the future, human society will usher in an era of more advanced and higher-speed network interconnection. Everything may be far beyond our imagination. The industry's demand for concurrent and transient connections will continue to rise.
The need for 5G in the future
Currently, 3G and 4G networks require a macro base station every few miles, and macro base stations are usually deployed on high towers or on the roof of a building. In a macro base station network, because the signal is blocked, there is often a gap in network coverage. Therefore, additional small base stations need to be deployed to fill or enhance the coverage of users.
