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    Wireless communication involves transmitting and receiving voice and data using electromagnetic waves without wires. Information is carried over defined frequency bands or channels that have fixed bandwidth and data transfer capacities. Different channels can transmit information independently and in parallel. Common types of wireless communication include mobile technologies like cellular phones, portable technologies like WiFi and Bluetooth, and fixed wireless technologies. These operate at typical frequencies ranging from 88 MHz for FM radio to 1.8 GHz for PCS phones and 2.4 GHz for WiFi and Bluetooth.

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    Wireless communication involves transmitting and receiving voice and data using electromagnetic waves without wires. Information is carried over defined frequency bands or channels that have fixed bandwidth and data transfer capacities. Different channels can transmit information independently and in parallel. Common types of wireless communication include mobile technologies like cellular phones, portable technologies like WiFi and Bluetooth, and fixed wireless technologies. These operate at typical frequencies ranging from 88 MHz for FM radio to 1.8 GHz for PCS phones and 2.4 GHz for WiFi and Bluetooth.

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    Wireless communication involves transmitting and receiving voice and data using electromagnetic waves without wires. Information is carried over defined frequency bands or channels that have fixed bandwidth and data transfer capacities. Different channels can transmit information independently and in parallel. Common types of wireless communication include mobile technologies like cellular phones, portable technologies like WiFi and Bluetooth, and fixed wireless technologies. These operate at typical frequencies ranging from 88 MHz for FM radio to 1.8 GHz for PCS phones and 2.4 GHz for WiFi and Bluetooth.

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    what is wireless communication?

    Transmitting /receiving voice and Data using electromagnetic waves in open space.

    a: The information from sender to receiver carrier aver a will defined frequency band(channel).

    b: Each channel has affixed frequency bandwidth and capacity (bite-Rate).

    c: Deferent channel can be used to transmit information in parallel and independently.

    Type of wireless communication

    a: Mobile : cellur phones (GSM / CDMA 2000,1 x).

    b: Portable : IEEE802.11b(wifi ),

    IEEE802.15,3(UWB).

    c: Fixed: IEEE802.16 (wireless Man).

    Typical Frequencies

    a: GSM: 900 & 1800 MGHZ

    B: PCS phones: 1.8 GHZ

    c: GPS: 1.2 GHZ

    d: TV Brodcost: 200 MHZ

    e: FM Radio: 88 MHZ

    f: Bluetooth: 2.4 GHZ

    g: Wifi : 2.4 GHZ

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