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Radio waves are electromagnetic waves that are transmitted and received using oscillating electric and magnetic fields, with the frequency determining what they can be used for such as telecommunications. Mobile phones send and receive radio signals from the nearest base station, which then transmit the information through phone cables or high frequency radio links to other devices and networks. Base stations link mobile phones and landlines to transmit voices and music by converting radio signals into vibrations that the ear can interpret.
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Mobile phones transmit and receive radio frequency signals or radio waves to communicate. Radio waves have the longest wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum and are emitted from sources like mobile phones, TVs and radios. Frequencies are measured in hertz and different frequencies are used for various telecommunications. Mobile phones send signals to the nearest base station which are then linked to phone networks. Base stations provide radio coverage in geographical cells that overlap to ensure continuous coverage.
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Mobile phones transmit and receive signals using radio waves or electromagnetic waves between frequencies of 872-960 MHz, 1710-1872 MHz and 1920-2170 MHz. A mobile phone sends and receives information via radio communication with the nearest base station, which are connected to the network via telephone cables or higher frequency radio links. Each base station provides radio coverage to a geographical area known as a cell.
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- 3. Radio Waves Radio waves are transmitted and received using electromagnetic waves also known as radio waves. Electric and magnetic fields are oscillated to determine the frequency. Frequency (oscillates per second) determine what they can be used for.
- 4. The standard frequency bandwidth for telecommunications, including broadcast television and radio is set at between 30KHz and 300 GHz (ofcom.org.uk 25/01/11)
- 5. Radio Communication using Amplitude Modulation A carrier signal is used to modulate sound waves such as speech and music, rather than the frequency being modulated as in FM radio broadcasts.
- 6. Electrical signals given off by microphones and other devices are used to vary the amplitude of the carrier wave rather than the frequency.
- 7. How Mobile Phone Networks Use Radio Communication 60% of the UK population, around 40 million people, own and use a mobile telephone
- 8. Mobile phones send and receive signals to and from the nearest base station. These radio waves are then sent back to the devices at a slightly different frequency which vibrate within the phones speaker so that our ears can convert the signals to voices or music.
- 9. Base stations link phones together (both mobile and landline) and transmit the information given either through phone cables or high frequency radio links via antenna.
- 10. References: www.Ofcom.org.uk 25/01/11 http://www.sitefinder.ofcom.org.uk/mobilework.htm 25/01/11