Logical channels in gsm network
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Logical channels in GSM networks allow the separation of user data from physical network resources and protocols. They provide a standardized way for different types of user data like voice, SMS, and signaling to be transmitted independently over the same physical network interfaces and radio resources. The main logical channels in GSM are traffic channels which carry user data and signaling channels which transmit call control and mobility management signaling between the mobile station and the network.
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