Robert A. Steuernagel
Abstract
There are three parts to a cellular phone system: the cellular telephone, or cellphone; the cell site, which receives and transmits radio signals from and to your phone; and the MSC, or Mobile Switching Center, which links cellphones to established conventional telephone services. The relationship among these is illustrated and discussed in this chapter.
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There are three parts to a cellular phone system: the cellular telephone, or cellphone; the cell site, which receives and transmits radio signals from and to your phone; and the MSC, or Mobile Switching Center, which links cellphones to established conventional telephone services. The relationship among these is illustrated and discussed in this chapter.
Key concepts: Phone, Mobile telephone, Mobile radio telephone, Cellular radio, Mobile phone, Telecommunications, Computer science, GSM services