成功實證在JR山手線列車內建構5G(毫米波)網路區域
NQ 評分
96/100
AI 摘要(NQ 加工版)
KDDI與JR東日本成功完成一項在山手線列車內建構5G毫米波網路的實證。透過安裝在車窗上的玻璃天線接收信號並在車內重新發射,能夠達到1Gbps速度的通訊區域從車廂的40%大幅提升至97%。
AI 分析
常見問題
- Q: What was the main achievement of this demonstration?
- A: The successful creation of a stable, high-speed 5G millimeter-wave (mmWave) communication area inside a JR Yamanote Line train car, a challenging environment due to the signal-blocking metal structure.
- Q: How did the technology bring the 5G signal into the train?
- A: It used a mmWave-compatible glass antenna on the train's window to receive the signal from a trackside base station. The signal was then amplified and re-radiated throughout the car using a dielectric waveguide and other antennas.
- Q: By how much did the 5G coverage inside the train improve?
- A: The communication area capable of achieving speeds of 1Gbps was improved from approximately 40% of the vehicle to about 97%.
- Q: Which companies were involved in this project?
- A: The demonstration was led by KDDI and JR East, with technological cooperation from AGC, Nippon Dengyo Kosaku, and Kyocera.
- Q: Why is it difficult to get a 5G mmWave signal inside a train?
- A: 5G mmWave signals have high directivity and are easily blocked by obstacles. The metal body of a train car acts as a shield, making it very difficult for the signal to penetrate from the outside.