Low Latency 5G Distributed Wireless Network Architecture: A Techno-Economic Comparison

The most profound requirements of fifth-generation (5G) technology implementations are the architecture design and radio base station to capably run applications such as device-to-device, machine-to machine internet things at a reduced latency. Owing these requirements, implementation 5G is very expensive mobile network operators (MNO). In this study we modified existing 4G form distributed wireless (DWNA); picocell antenna system were support enabling multi-edge computer (MEC), software-defined networking (SDN), massive multiple input output (MIMO), ultra-dense (UDN), Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) device-to-device (D2D) communication cost ownership, improved coverage capacity. We present mathematical model for operational expenditure, capital expenditure total ownership (TCO) DWNA. A DWNA capacity throughput was presented. Result shows that it economical MNO rent space tower infrastructure from companies. sensitivity analysis also significant reduction in TCO both systems.