Frequency Hopping is an old technique introduced firstly in military transmission system to ensure the secrecy of communications and combat jamming. Frequency Hopping is mechanism in which the system changes the frequency (uplink and downlink) during transmission at regular intervals. It allows the RF channel used for signaling channel (SDCCH) timeslot or traffic channel (TCH) timeslots, to change frequency every TDMA frame (4.615 ms). The frequency is changed on a per burst basis, which means that all the bits in a burst are transmitted in the same frequency.
To improve the signal :)
Signal to noise ratio is a measure of signal strength to the background noise. Engineers use the signal to noise ratio to improve digital signal processing.
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Nope, Verizion and Sprint are CDMA signal providers. They do not use SIM card. GSM phones do such as AT&T and T-Mobile.
It basically helps to improve signal strength. As an example if I have poor wireless coverage in my area and I have a broadband network it will work to improve my signal strength.
Many smart phones from Bangkok, Thailand work properly in India if they have been unlocked. Most use the same GSM signal but are locked to a specific carrier signal by the original provider.
CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) and GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) are two different mobile communication technologies that use incompatible network protocols. A CDMA SIM card is designed specifically for CDMA networks and cannot be used on GSM networks, which rely on a different signaling and communication method. Therefore, if you try to use a CDMA SIM in a GSM device, it will not work because the device cannot recognize or process the CDMA signal.
No because even if it is unlocked sprint works on a CDMA and AT&T works on a gsm signal it's like trying to use AM on FM radio only
Because Boost does not use a GSM network, they use iDEN. Boost phones use a SIM card that is compatible with GSM phones for overseas roaming. However, iDEN is a very different standard from GSM. Most iDEN phones are not compatible with GSM networks, and GSM phones are not compatible with iDEN networks.
yes
Yes, they operate a GSM 850MHz Network, and all GSM phones use Sim Card.
u can use 250 GSM paper or 253 GSM for 3 ply box.