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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.
LED Light Imports
Energy efficient LED fluorescent lighting tubes for replacing standard tubes, saving power and costs
Motion Solutions Australia
Keyence Sensors from Motion Solutions Australia offer factory automation products including tools for proximity, measurements and vision.
Crompton Instruments (Australia)
The Space Saver Current Transducers and Relays are compact and offer Class 0.5 accuracy
Cirlock
Contractor lockout kits provide electrical technicians with all lockout equipment needed for locking out energy sources
Trimble Australia
The Trimble R-10 GNSS System utilises the Trimble xFill™ technology for reliable data collection in even the harshest of conditions.
Amtex Electronics
Amtex Electronics has a huge range of battery chargers in stock. Rack mount, four in one and three step battery charges just to name a few.
Automation Systems and Controls
Mitsubishi Electric automation control products available from Automation Systems and Controls for commercial and industrial applications
BoscoLighting Pty Ltd
BoscoLighting introduces a wide range of bay lights which gives you the traditional bay look powered by the newest and best technologies.
Anritsu
Wireless Field Testing Equipment from Anritsu includes Handheld Analysers with large and bright display
DAANET
Danish company Secomea (Secure Communication Made Easy) have launched their secure remote access solution in Australia, appointing Daanet as their distributor.
STMicroelectronics Pty Ltd
The highly affordable STM32 Nucleo boards allow to try out new ideas and to quickly create prototypes with any STM32 MCU.
Anri Instruments & Controls
Light Sensors and Data Loggers for use in environmental monitoring of meteorology and ultra-violet studies
IDEC
LUMIFA Series industrial LED lighting offer brightness in different colours while also being inexpensive, waterproof and environmentally friendly
Power Step Australia
Power Step design, fabricate and distribute heavy-duty Sun Blinds and LED lights offer increased life expectancy for a variety of applications.
HK Wentworth
HK Wentworth supply a wide range of thermal management products to ensure that application operating temperatures fall within a safe range to avoid differing electrical properties and product failures.
ECEFast
ECEFast's Eurotherm 3000 Series controllers provide excellent process control, they are easy of use and provide flexible and creative solutions.
element14 Pty Ltd
A vast world of quality, genuine products and labels at your fingertips with element14 (formerly Farnell) now ready for fast delivery.
Precision Manufacturing Solutions Ltd
PMS offer Wave Soldering and PCB Level and Functional Testing Services for small to high volume requirements.
Uticor AVG
The UT3 has every feature of standard Uticor models, plus more. The next generation UT3 series have new enhanced features at a lower price.
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