How does it work?

*Your mobile phones or smartphones work by sending and receiving low-power radio signals same as a two-way radio system, and these signals are sent to received from antennas that are attached to radio transmitters and receivers. 

*These receivers are known as mobile phone-based stations that are linked to the rest of mobile and fixed phone networks and transfer the signal or call into those networks.

*Cellular phones need to have sight of the base station to allow radio signals from the phone to the base station uninterrupted. 

*some things can obscure the line of sight and the coverage available such as hills, trees, and tall infrastructure. 

Types of Mobile Networks 

a. Macrocells - it covers wide geographic areas made up of antennas.

b. Inbuilding cells - its coverage is inside the building like multi-story office buildings, shopping centers, etc. 

c. Small cells -it gives coverage to mobile devices or network capacity to a small geographic area. 

Advantages of Cellular Mobile Network

*Supply voice and data services

*Connects users on both fixed and cellular phones

* Increases capacity

*Simple way to maintain

*Not complex in upgrading equipment

*Eat up less power

*Used in places where cables can't be laid out

* Features and functions in all public and private networks are very flexible

* Distribute a large coverage area

*Mobile and fixed subscribers can automatically connect to the network once their cellular phones are turned on

* Reduces interference from all other signals

Cellular networks make us freely move to where we want to go, yet still, get connected to a network and access the internet. 

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