Lots of Tiny 5G Towers Could Increase Your Battery Life by 50%

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Researchers found that a network of small 5G towers, instead of one big tower, could improve the battery life of all phones in an urban area.

Researchers out of the University of California San Diego say that building more, smaller 5G towers could increase everyone in an urban area’s battery life by roughly 50%. Rethinking how urban areas approach 5G coverage would improve the area’s carbon footprint and overall coverage, according to a new study first reported by New Scientist Wednesday. “We show that such a densification strategy conquers two key problems,” said UC San Diego researchers in the study.

The reason this translates to 50% better battery life for each person is that everyone’s signal would be stronger in a small cell network, according to the researchers. When you have a weak signal, your phone is required to transmit large data packets to successfully reach the farther away cell tower. While this worse battery life is annoying on a personal level, at scale, this increases the carbon footprint of a region because everyone is charging their phone more often.

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