Satellites, like all wireless communication, talk to people on the ground through invisible radio frequencies, called “spectrum.” Scientists measure frequencies using hertz, meaning the number of wave cycles per second.

A satellite’s purpose determines the best frequency for it to use. The frequency is an integral part of the satellite’s construction and doesn’t change after launch. Satellites generally transmit on a frequency between 1.5 and 51.5 gigahertz (a gigahertz, or GHz, equals one billion hertz). High-speed broadband operates at the higher end of the spectrum.

5G Satellite: 

Unlike a geostationary satellite, a 5G satellite circles in a low earth orbit (LEO), generally between three hundred and twelve hundred miles above the earth. These LEO satellites must move almost 2.5 times as fast as geostationary satellites do to remain in orbit. As a result, a low earth orbit satellite remains in contact with a ground transmitter for a much shorter amount of time. To maintain seamless coverage, communication from the ground passes from one LEO satellite to the next across the satellite constellation.

At the same time, the low orbit of a low earth orbit satellite significantly reduces latency compared to its geostationary counterpart. That means an LEO satellite can receive and transmit data much more quickly, which minimizes delay for the end user.

Working:

5G enabled satellites can transmit high data rates globally. 5G deployment thus holds great promise for providing connectivity to all.

5G enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) applications such as 8K video streaming and online VR/AR gaming. With the help of 5G-enabled satellites, these immersive experiences can globally transmit higher data rates to support smooth delivery and low latency to mobile devices.

Connectivity:

Space-based 5G enables enhanced service to cities but also connects remote regions, including areas without traditional mobile service, ships off-shore, through natural disasters and in contested battlefields. Features of 5G from Space: Connect massive numbers of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and devices.

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