Time Delay Analysis of Deterministic Network 5G-A Terminals
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Abstract
The rise of 5G technology marks a revolution in the field of communication. It not only provides faster Internet connectivity for ordinary users, but also brings new opportunities for industrial, healthcare, transportation and other fields.5G networks are known for their ultra-low latency, high reliability and large capacity, providing a solid foundation for real-time communication and large-scale IoT applications.5G terminal transmission delay is a direct data performance of deterministic network capability in industrial control scenarios, and it is an important means to improve network certainty. The traditional network can only reduce the end-to-end delay to tens of milliseconds, which can no longer meet the development of industrial intelligence, so it is necessary to vigorously develop 5G network. This paper mainly starts with the advantages and limitations of 5G network and terminal equipment, and analyzes the time delay of 5G-A terminal of the deterministic network, hoping to provide reference for the development of industrial Internet.
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