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EEN 336 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Research Project Supervised By: Dr. Montasir Qasymeh By: Muhammad Obaidullah - 1030313 Overview Introduction 1 st Generation 2 nd Generation 3 rd Generation 4 th Generation The Future Conclusion


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EEN 336 – COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Research Project

Supervised By:

  • Dr. Montasir Qasymeh

By: Muhammad Obaidullah - 1030313

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Overview

Introduction 1st Generation 2nd Generation 3rd Generation 4th Generation The Future Conclusion

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Introduction

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Communication is the Basic Need

  • Companies are getting more and more

competitive in offering maximum number of mobile communication technologies

  • People need and want the communication

systems and feel strange without one

  • Lets look at some of the technologies which

are in the market and in use nowadays

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A typical mobile phone contains the circuit and the antenna necessary for all the communication modulation and demodulation.

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1st Generation

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NMT mobile system in 1981.

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2nd Generation

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How do the cell towers distribute the frequencies intelligently.

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This is the basic structure of mobile communication which was put up to offer 2nd Generation mobile communication.

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Looking inside a TDMA 2G data packet technology.

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3rd Generation

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Looking inside a UMTS technology.

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4th Generation

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4G voice and Data routes

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Conclusion

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Code Division Multiple access was a huge leap into the forward direction because of its ability to support many users at a time on the same frequency band. Power control of the signal sent and received to the mobile is very critical since CDMA alters the signal based on power put into a code signal. In NMT each user is assigned a distinct frequency band for communication, the system can support only limited number of users at a time.

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