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This document defines key terms used in mobile telephony such as mobile station, mobile equipment, subscriber identity module, base station, base transceiver station, and mobile switching center. It also lists advantages of cellular systems as higher capacity, lower transmission power needs, local interference only, and robustness. However, cellular systems also require infrastructure and frequency planning as disadvantages.
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