MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2310-5461.1.5256Keywords:
cellular, analog system, radio network, radio wave, protocols, satellite communicationsAbstract
Mobile communication is the fastest growing field in the telecommunications industry. This article discusses the history, present state, and future of cellular radio networks. Prospective of 2G cellular radio networks transfer to 3G ones is also regarded in this article
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