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New spectrum opportunities that facilitate the deployment of 5G Standalone Non- Public Networks are of increasing interest to broadcasters. Modern IP workflows can integrate seamlessly with such networks and the technology is finding an increasing number of applications for wireless production. The cost of 5G network equipment is reducing and a single 5G deployment can potentially replace a plethora of traditional wireless production equipment.

This paper explores the characteristics of current 5G implementations, detailing the strengths and challenges of deploying this new technology. For wireless cameras, many alternative streaming technologies can be used and the trade-offs between reliability, quality, network load and latency are explored. The 蜜芽传媒鈥檚 experience of trialling the technology at the Coronation of HM King Charles III is discussed.

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It is authored by 蜜芽传媒 Research & Development's Mark Waddell, Ian Wagdin and David Butler, with trial partners Sam Yoffe, Kenny Barlee, Douglas Allan, Malcolm Brew, and Robert Stewart from the University of Strathclyde/Neutral Wireless.

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