3. GSM stands for The Global System for Mobile
Communication
GSM is a European standard, developed to provide a
common second-generation (2G) technology for all
Europe.
The aim of GSM is to replace incompatible
technologies of the first-generation (1G)
I. 1. THEORY OF GSM: (a) Definition
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4. Two duplex bands for communication with each one
of 25 MHz in width
Each band contains 124 channels of 200 KHz
separated by guard intervals
I. 1. THEORY OF GSM: (b) Technique
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5. I. 1. THEORY OF GSM: (b) Technique
5 Transmission of GSM: Both TDMA & FDMA are
used
6. GSM allows a reuse factor as low as 3
I. 1. THEORY OF GSM: (b) Technique
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16. WCDMA stands for Wideband Code Division
Multiple Access
WCDMA is an air interface standard in 3G mobile
communication networks, and uses a version of
CDMA
Supporting richer mobile multimedia services
such as music-on-demand, TV, video
streaming, Internet access.
I. 2. THEORY OF WCDMA: (a) Definition
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II. 2. WCDMA OF VINAPHONE: (d) Services
Allow subscribers to see each other
during a call via mobile phone camera.
Allow subscribers to access directly to
Internet with mobile phone.
Allow subscribers to have high speed
Internet access from computer.
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II. 2. WCDMA OF VINAPHONE: (d) Services
Allow subscribers to watch live TV
channels and other requested contents
(music, films, video clips…) on the
mobile phone screen.
Allow subscribers to watch images
obtained from cameras placed at
intersections, public places, private
homes…on the mobile phone screen.
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+ GSM: 2G
Basic services: Voice call, SMS, Fax…
+ WCDMA: 3G
Multimedia services: Video call, Mobile
TV, Mobile Internet…
REVISION
The evolution hasn’t
stopped
4G 5G … nG