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    Presented By-Mukesh Puri (EEE, 3 Yr./5 Sem) : RD TH

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    This document discusses how cell phones work and their components. It explains that cell phones use cellular networks divided into geographic cells, allowing phones to communicate with towers to transmit signals from cell to cell as users move around. It describes the key components of a cell phone, including the circuit board that acts as the brain, antenna, display, keyboard, microphone, speaker and battery. The document also outlines the main cellular access technologies of FDMA, TDMA and CDMA that allow for signal multiplexing within each cell.

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    Presented By-Mukesh Puri (EEE, 3 Yr./5 Sem) : RD TH

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    This document discusses how cell phones work and their components. It explains that cell phones use cellular networks divided into geographic cells, allowing phones to communicate with towers to transmit signals from cell to cell as users move around. It describes the key components of a cell phone, including the circuit board that acts as the brain, antenna, display, keyboard, microphone, speaker and battery. The document also outlines the main cellular access technologies of FDMA, TDMA and CDMA that allow for signal multiplexing within each cell.

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    This document discusses how cell phones work and their components. It explains that cell phones use cellular networks divided into geographic cells, allowing phones to communicate with towers to transmit signals from cell to cell as users move around. It describes the key components of a cell phone, including the circuit board that acts as the brain, antenna, display, keyboard, microphone, speaker and battery. The document also outlines the main cellular access technologies of FDMA, TDMA and CDMA that allow for signal multiplexing within each cell.

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    Presented By-Mukesh Puri (EEE, 3 Yr./5 Sem) : RD TH

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    Ilham Mansoory
    This document discusses how cell phones work and their components. It explains that cell phones use cellular networks divided into geographic cells, allowing phones to communicate with towers to transmit signals from cell to cell as users move around. It describes the key components of a cell phone, including the circuit board that acts as the brain, antenna, display, keyboard, microphone, speaker and battery. The document also outlines the main cellular access technologies of FDMA, TDMA and CDMA that allow for signal multiplexing within each cell.

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    PRESENTED BY-

    MUKESH PURI
    (EEE,3rd yr./5th sem)
    CONCEPTS OF INFORMATION.

    • How Cell Phones Work.


    • The Cell Approach.
    • From Cell to Cell.
    • Roaming.
    • Inside a Cell Phone.
    • Cellular Access Technologies.
    • Problems with Cell Phones.
    How Cell Phones Work.
    Millions of people around the world use cellular
    phones. with a cell phone, you can talk to anyone on
    the planet from just about anywhere! Depending on
    the cell-phone model, you can:
    • Store contact information.
    • Send or receive e-mail
    • Get information (news, entertainment)
    • Play simple games
    • Integrate other devices such as MP3 players
    and GPS receivers
    FROM CELL TO CELL
    • Cell phone codecs
    (1) Electronic serial no. (ESN)
    Programmed into phone (32 bit no.)
    (2) Mobile identification no. (MIN)
    Derived from phone no. (10 digit no.)
    (3) System identification code (SID)
    Assigned to each carrier (5 digit no.)
    THE CALL PROCESS

    • SID and Control Channel


    • Registration request
    • Roaming
    INSIDE A CELL PHONE.
    Inside a cell phone
    An amazing circuit board as a brain of
    phone
    An anteena
    A liquid crystal display
    A keyboard
    A microphone
    A Speaker
    A battery
    CIRCUIT BOARD

    FRONT BACK
    .

    THE PROCESSOR
    KEYBOARD AND
    DISPLAY
    FLASH MEMORY FLASH MEM.
    CARD CARD (REMOVED)
    MICROPHONE SPEAKER AND BATTERY
    Cellular Access Technologies
    • Frequency division multiple access (FDMA)
    • Time division multiple access (TDMA)
    • Code division multiple access (CDMA)
    Frequency division multiple access (FDMA) .
    Time division multiple access (TDMA) .
    Code division multiple access (CDMA) .

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