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Radio waves are used to transmit signals from mobile phones to the nearest base station. Base stations receive incoming signals and send them to the main telephone network. Each base station can handle around 100 to 150 separate signals at once, so multiple base stations are needed to support a large population. Mobile phones use radio waves to communicate with base stations, which transmit signals at different frequencies than they were received at.
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Radio communication has been used for over 100 years since Marconi's first transmission in 1895. It works by transmitting frequency waves called carrier waves that can be modulated to convey information by varying aspects like amplitude or frequency. Mobile phones use electromagnetic waves to communicate with nearby base stations via radio signals, which are then transferred through telephone networks. Base stations have overlapping cells to ensure coverage, with sizes varying based on terrain and needed network capacity.
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Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation that can carry embedded codes or messages through modulation. For mobile phones, radio frequency signals are transmitted between phones and the nearest base station, which then connects to the telephone network via cables or higher frequency links. Mobile networks work by dividing coverage into hexagonal cells with overlapping coverage from base stations, allowing handovers between cells as the user moves.
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Radio communication has been used for over a hundred years, with debate around its invention between Marconi and Tesla. Radio waves are a form of electrical radiation that transmit signals for broadcasting and mobile communication. Mobile phones use radio waves to communicate with nearby base stations that divide coverage into cells, allowing closer proximity to a base station for stronger signal reception.
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Radio waves are used to transmit signals between mobile phones and base stations. Mobile phones use radio frequencies between 872-960MHz and 1710-1875MHz to communicate with nearby base stations. Base stations are connected to each other and route calls as the caller moves between different cell sites, which provide radio coverage to a geographical area. The size of each cell depends on terrain, frequency band used, and needed call capacity in the area.
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Marconi made the first radio transmission in 1895. Radio communication works by transmitting electromagnetic carrier waves that carry information via modulation. Amplitude modulation was used to add more information to radio waves. Mobile phones connect to networks through base stations that divide coverage into overlapping hexagonal cells to provide continuous coverage as the user moves between areas.
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Radio communication has been used for over 100 years since Marconi's first transmission in 1895. It works by transmitting frequency waves called carrier waves that can be modulated to convey information by varying aspects like amplitude or frequency. Mobile phones use electromagnetic waves to communicate with nearby base stations via radio signals, which are then transferred through telephone networks. Base stations have overlapping cells to ensure coverage, with sizes varying based on terrain and needed network capacity.
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Radio communication has been used for over a hundred years, with debate around its invention between Marconi and Tesla. Radio waves are a form of electrical radiation that transmit signals for broadcasting and mobile communication. Mobile phones use radio waves to communicate with nearby base stations that divide coverage into cells, allowing closer proximity to a base station for stronger signal reception.
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Radio communication
- 1. Radio Communication How mobile phone networks work…
- 2. Radio communication If we think about communication and how we as humans communicate we can safely say that mobile phone technology is relatively new. Mobile phones are an example of radio technology using radio waves . But what are radio waves?
- 3. Radio Waves Radio waves were discovered over 100 years ago. Radio waves are invisible but an essential part of how we communicate in modern society. Radio waves are part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Light and heat are also part of the electro magnetic spectrum. Television, radio and mobile phones all use radio waves. Waves consist of oscillating electric and magnetic fields, the frequency of these oscillations are measured in a unit called hertz (Hz, MHz, kHz)
- 4. How radio communication works Radio waves used for carrying radio communication are often referred to as carrier waves. Carrier waves are able to carry speech or computer data once the speech or data has been combined with the wave via a process called modulation.
- 5. Base Stations Mobile phones transmit info via radio waves. Signals from mobile phones are sent to the nearest base station. Incoming signals are received from the base station at a different frequency to which they were originally sent. Signals that have been sent to a base station can then be sent to the main telephone network.
- 6. Base Stations continued… A base station can only cope with approximately 100 – 150 separate signals at any once time. This is why more base stations are needed to provide a good customer service for a country with a population that’s is roughly
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