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    Communication is the process of to impart

    information from a sender to a receiver with the use

    of a medium.

    In mobile communication this medium will be air.

    A communication network (either public or private)

    which doesn't depend on any physical connectionbetween two communication entities and have

    flexibility to be mobile during communication.

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    Analog

    Digital

    Multimedia

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    Mobile wireless industry has started its technology creation,revolution and evolution since early 1970s..

    The cellular concept was introduced in the 1G technologywhich made the large scale mobile wireless communicationpossible.

    Digital communication has replaced the analogytechnology in the 2G which significantly improved thewireless communication quality.

    Data communication, in addition to the voicecommunication, has been the main focus in the 3Gtechnologies and a converged network for both voice anddata communication is emerging.

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    Before Starting the revolution of mobile communication industry we

    passed the pre-cellular generation which also known as the 0th

    Generation of Mobile Communication Field.

    Technologies are used in 0th Generation are

    PTT - Push to Talk

    MTS- Mobile Telephone System (Motorola in conjunction with the Bell

    system operated the first commercial mobile telephone service MTS in the US in

    1946, as a service of the wire line telephone company. )

    IMTS Improved Mobile Telephone System (First automatic system was the Bell

    System's IMTS which became available in 1962, offering automatic dialing to and from

    the mobile)

    AMTS - Advance Mobile Telephone System

    Mobile Radio

    Telephone

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    Before officially 1st Generation

    comes there is generation called

    0.5 G . This was a successor of

    Basic 0 G Technologies

    0.5 G Technologies Autotel /PALM Public Automated

    Land Mobile

    ARP - Autoradiopuhelin, Car Radio

    Phone

    HCMTS-High Capacity Mobile

    Telephone System.

    These mobile telephones were

    usually mounted in cars or trucks,

    though briefcase models were also

    made.

    The first mobiletelephone call madefrom a car occurredin St. Louis, Missouri,

    USA on June 17, 1946,using the Bell System's

    Mobile TelephoneService.

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    1G (or 1-G) is short for first-generation wireless telephonetechnology, cellphones.

    Uses digital signaling to connect the radio towers to the restof the telephone system .

    Uses analog signaling to communicate between the

    speakers.

    The voice is modulated to higher frequency, typically 150MHzand up.

    ProceededBy 0 G

    1stGeneration

    SucceededBy 2 G

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    1st Generation Technologies NMT - Nordic Mobile Telephone ( First

    automatic cellular system) NMT is based on analog technology and

    two variants exist: NMT-450 and NMT-900.The numbers indicate the frequency bandsuses.

    AMPS- Advanced Mobile PhoneSystem AMPS uses separate frequencies, or

    "channels", for each conversation. Ittherefore required considerable bandwidthfor a large number of users

    TACS -Total Access CommunicationSystem

    JTACS - Japan Total AccessCommunication System

    The first commercially

    automated cellular

    network (in1G) was

    launched in Japan by

    NTT (Nippon

    Telegraph and

    Telephone) in 1979

    AMPS Telephone

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