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What 5G Means For Electronics
Testing of the 5G standard by US telcos Verizon and AT&T has already begun, with the roll-out of the latest iteration of wireless signal likely to be a commercial reality by 2020.
As the name suggests, it will be the 5th generation of wireless signal, and along with it will come many features, the best being speed. How will this affect electronics? In many ways.
Worldwide, there is an estimated six billion devices connected to wireless technology. By 2020 the number is set to more than triple to almost 21 billion. Until recently the majority of wireless devices were smartphones, tablets, televisions and laptops. However, with home automation sales also set to increase by up $28 billion by 2020, there is plenty of scope for producers of electronics componentry.
Some products that will be taking advantage of 5G super speed include cars, door locks, home appliances, security cameras, gaming consoles, drones, wearables, and even things such as dog collars and virtual reality (VR) devices.
Although most of these devices exist in a manual form, as the growing middle classes in developing countries adopt the latest technologies, wireless appliances and gadgets will all need electronic componentry. With such a proliferation of products expected in such a short time frame, and well into the future, the electronics components industry has a chance to jump on what could be a lucrative bandwagon.
Testing of the 5G standard by US telcos Verizon and AT&T has already begun, with the roll-out of the latest iteration of wireless signal likely to be a commercial reality by 2020.
As the name suggests, it will be the 5th generation of wireless signal, and along with it will come many features, the best being speed. How will this affect electronics? In many ways.
Worldwide, there is an estimated six billion devices connected to wireless technology. By 2020 the number is set to more than triple to almost 21 billion. Until recently the majority of wireless devices were smartphones, tablets, televisions and laptops. However, with home automation sales also set to increase by up $28 billion by 2020, there is plenty of scope for producers of electronics componentry.
Some products that will be taking advantage of 5G super speed include cars, door locks, home appliances, security cameras, gaming consoles, drones, wearables, and even things such as dog collars and virtual reality (VR) devices.
Although most of these devices exist in a manual form, as the growing middle classes in developing countries adopt the latest technologies, wireless appliances and gadgets will all need electronic componentry. With such a proliferation of products expected in such a short time frame, and well into the future, the electronics components industry has a chance to jump on what could be a lucrative bandwagon.
ProDesign Lighting
Wireless Talkback Devices for use in commercial wireless communication
FCR Motion Technology
Frequency Inverters are ideal for a range of applications providing high torque at low speeds
Benbro Electronics
Modular Solar Charge Regulator can support ethernet connectivity
Lunar Lighting
The 2000W HMI Halogen Light from Lunar Lighting provides a powerful lighting solution for a wide range of applications.
Eaton Industries Pty Ltd
Well designed DC Power Systems offering excellent versatility and performance.
Cable Guards Australia
Cable Guard Australia provide high-quality cable and hose guards for use in pedestrian traffic areas.
Trimble Australia
The Trimble R-10 GNSS System utilises the Trimble xFill™ technology for reliable data collection in even the harshest of conditions.
Orbit Communications
Handheld wireless transmitters for a range of applications, built with superior technology providing ultimate performance
Wacker Neuson
Night-time becomes daylight with Wacker Neuson's range of strong and effective light towers and light balloons.
Knight Pneumatics
Cabinet coolers use clean compressed air to control the heat and keep cool cabinets holding dangerous electrical components
Macey's Electrical
Transformer Test Equipment for use in voltage monitoring and testing.
Tenrod Australia
10W 4-Inch LED Down Lights, 13W 6-Inch LED Down Lights
Clarke & Severn Electronics
Odu Minisnap and Medisnap Connectors are simple to operate and can be used within a variety of situations.
Honeywell Process Solutions
Energy Power Systems Australia
Single Phase 240V Diesel Generating Sets for commercial and industrial applications
Conductix-Wampfler
Radio remote controls and push button pendants for commercial and industrial applications
Dimac Tooling
Dimac provides a vast range of machine tool accessories for CNC machining and workholding tools
Burkert Fluid Control Systems
Sensor technology for accurate level control and measurement
Kontron Australia
Motherboards from Kontron come in a range of sizes to suit different needs in basic and embedded form and offer high performance.
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