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comprehensive list of questions related to GPRS, GSM, Bluetooth, WIFI, and other
wireless communication technologies. Whether you are a student studying these
topics or a professional looking to refresh your knowledge, this PDF file is here
to help you.

Example questions:
1. Can you explain the function of a temporary identity subscriber in GSM?
2. How does GPRS architecture differ from GSM architecture?
3. What are the services offered in GSM?

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1. List any two GPRS services:

- Two GPRS services are:
1. Packet-Switched Data Service
2. Multimedia Messaging Service

2. Write the function of a temporary identity subscriber:

- The temporary identity subscriber is used to provide a temporary identity to
the subscriber when they are roaming in a different network. It helps in
maintaining the subscriber's identity and ensuring seamless connectivity.

3. List services offered in GSM:

- Services offered in GSM include:
- Voice services
- Short Message Service (SMS)
- Data services
- Supplementary services like call forwarding, call waiting, etc.

4. Write the IEEE standard for Bluetooth WIFI:

- The IEEE standard for Bluetooth is IEEE 802.15.1, and for WIFI, it is IEEE
802.11.

5. Write two functions of HLR & VLR:

- Home Location Register (HLR):
1. Stores subscriber information and location data.
2. Manages subscriber authentication and call routing.

- Visitor Location Register (VLR):

1. Stores temporary subscriber information when they are in a visiting
network.
2. Handles call setup and mobility management for roaming subscribers.

6. Write the function of EUC & EIR:

- Equipment Identity Check (EUC):
- Verifies the identity of mobile equipment to prevent theft and fraud.

- Equipment Identity Register (EIR):

- Stores a list of valid mobile equipment identities to check against
unauthorized devices.

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1. List any two GPRS services:

- Two GPRS services are:
1. Packet-Switched Data Service
2. Multimedia Messaging Service

2. Write the function of a temporary identity subscriber:

- The temporary identity subscriber is used to provide a temporary identity to
the subscriber when they are roaming in a different network. It helps in
maintaining the subscriber's identity and ensuring seamless connectivity.

3. List services offered in GSM:

- Services offered in GSM include:
- Voice services
- Short Message Service (SMS)
- Data services
- Supplementary services like call forwarding, call waiting, etc.

4. Write the IEEE standard for Bluetooth WIFI:

- The IEEE standard for Bluetooth is IEEE 802.15.1, and for WIFI, it is IEEE
802.11.

5. Write two functions of HLR & VLR:

- Home Location Register (HLR):
1. Stores subscriber information and location data.
2. Manages subscriber authentication and call routing.

- Visitor Location Register (VLR):

1. Stores temporary subscriber information when they are in a visiting
network.
2. Handles call setup and mobility management for roaming subscribers.

6. Write the function of EUC & EIR:

- Equipment Identity Check (EUC):
- Verifies the identity of mobile equipment to prevent theft and fraud.

- Equipment Identity Register (EIR):

- Stores a list of valid mobile equipment identities to check against
unauthorized devices.

7. Describe call processing in GSM:

- Call processing in GSM involves various steps such as call setup,
authentication, encryption, routing, and handover to ensure seamless voice
communication between mobile devices.

8. What is the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP):

- The Wireless Application Protocol is a standard for accessing information over
a mobile wireless network. It enables mobile devices to access web content and
services tailored for small screens and limited bandwidth.

9. Describe Wireless Markup Language (WML):

- Wireless Markup Language is a markup language used to create content for WAP-
enabled devices. It is similar to HTML but optimized for mobile browsing with
features like card-based navigation and limited graphics support.

10. Explain GPRS architecture with a neat diagram:

- The GPRS architecture consists of elements like SGSN, GGSN, BSC, and BTS
interconnected to provide packet-switched data services over GSM networks. Refer to
a diagram for a detailed illustration.

11. Explain Home Agent & Foreign Agent:

- Home Agent is a router on the home network that maintains the permanent
address of a mobile node in Mobile IP. Foreign Agent is a router on a foreign
network that assists in routing packets to and from the mobile node when it is away
from its home network.

12. Explain Personal Communication Service (PCS):

- Personal Communication Service refers to wireless communication services that
offer a combination of voice, data, and multimedia services to individual users. It
provides enhanced features and mobility compared to traditional landline services.

13. Explain GPRS services:

- GPRS services include packet-switched data services, multimedia messaging,
internet browsing, email access, and mobile VPN services. These services enable
efficient data transmission over GSM networks.

14. Explain how GPRS architecture differs from GSM architecture:

- GPRS architecture introduces additional elements like SGSN and GGSN to
support packet-switched data services, while GSM architecture focuses on circuit-
switched voice services. GPRS enables faster data transmission and efficient use of
network resources compared to GSM.

15. Distinguish between Bluetooth & WIFI based on range, bandwidth, modulation
technique, number of devices connected:
- Bluetooth:
- Range: Short-range communication (typically up to 10 meters).
- Bandwidth: Lower bandwidth suitable for voice and data transfer.
- Modulation Technique: Frequency-hopping spread spectrum.
- Number of Devices Connected: Supports connecting multiple devices
simultaneously.

- WIFI:
- Range: Longer-range communication (up to hundreds of meters).
- Bandwidth: Higher bandwidth suitable for high-speed data transfer.
- Modulation Technique: Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM).
- Number of Devices Connected: Supports connecting multiple devices to a
single access point.

16. Explain the principle of Mobile IP:

- Mobile IP is a protocol that enables mobile devices to maintain continuous
connectivity while moving between different networks. It assigns a unique IP
address to the mobile device, allowing seamless communication without changing the
device's IP address.

17. Explain GSM Traffic Channel:

- GSM Traffic Channels are used for carrying voice and data traffic between
mobile devices and the base station. They are divided into Full Rate, Half Rate,
and Enhanced Full Rate channels to optimize bandwidth usage and call quality.

18. Explain the architecture of GSM:

- The GSM architecture consists of elements like Mobile Station (MS), Base
Station Subsystem (BSS), Network Switching Subsystem (NSS), and Operation Support
Subsystem (OSS) interconnected to provide mobile communication services.

19. Explain GSM Frequency Spectrum:

- GSM operates in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency bands, divided into uplink
and downlink channels for communication between mobile devices and base stations.
The frequency spectrum is allocated to different operators to avoid interference.

20. Explain the mobility of the database:

- The mobility of the database refers to the ability of subscriber information
to move between different network elements like HLR and VLR as subscribers roam
between different networks. This ensures seamless connectivity and service
availability.

21. Explain features of GPRS architecture:

- GPRS architecture features elements like SGSN, GGSN, BSC, and BTS
interconnected to provide packet-switched data services with features like IP
connectivity, efficient resource allocation, and support for multimedia
applications.

22. Explain Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) with a neat diagram:

- Radio Frequency Identification is a technology that uses radio waves to
identify and track objects or individuals. It consists of tags (transponders)
attached to objects, readers to communicate with tags, and a backend system for
data processing. Refer to a diagram for a detailed illustration.

23. Explain in detail SGSM & GGSM:

- SGSM (Simultaneous GSM) and GGSM (GPRS over GSM) are technologies that enable
simultaneous voice and data services over GSM networks. SGSM allows voice and data
transmission concurrently, while GGSM enhances GSM networks to support GPRS data
services.

24. Explain the concept of Mobile IP with a neat diagram:

- Mobile IP is a protocol that enables mobile devices to maintain connectivity
while moving between networks by assigning a unique IP address. The concept
involves home agents, foreign agents, and mobile nodes to facilitate seamless
communication. Refer to a diagram for a detailed illustration.

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Question Bank PDF file. If you need further clarification or additional
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1. **List any two GPRS services:**

- GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) offers various services to mobile users.
Two key services are:
- **Packet-Switched Data Service:** GPRS enables the transmission of data in
packets, allowing users to access the internet, send/receive emails, and use
various data applications.
- **Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS):** GPRS supports MMS, allowing users to
send multimedia content such as images, videos, and audio files over the mobile
network.

2. **Write the function of a temporary identity subscriber:**

- The temporary identity subscriber function is crucial for maintaining user
identity during roaming. It provides a temporary identity to the subscriber when
they are in a different network, ensuring seamless connectivity and service
availability while roaming.

3. **List services offered in GSM:**

 - GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) provides a range of services,
including:
- **Voice services:** Basic voice calls between mobile users.
- **Short Message Service (SMS):** Text messaging service for sending short
messages.
- **Data services:** Basic data transmission services for accessing the
internet and basic data applications.
- **Supplementary services:** Additional services like call forwarding, call
waiting, and conference calling to enhance user experience.

4. **Write the IEEE standard for Bluetooth WIFI:**

- The IEEE standards for wireless technologies are:
- **Bluetooth:** IEEE 802.15.1
- **WIFI:** IEEE 802.11

5. **Write two functions of HLR & VLR:**

- **Home Location Register (HLR):**
- **Stores subscriber information:** HLR stores subscriber data, including
user profiles, services subscribed, and location information.
- **Manages subscriber authentication:** HLR authenticates subscribers and
authorizes network access.

- **Visitor Location Register (VLR):**

- **Stores temporary subscriber information:** VLR stores temporary data of
roaming subscribers for efficient call routing.
- **Handles call setup and mobility management:** VLR manages call setup and
facilitates seamless mobility for roaming subscribers.

6. **Write the function of EUC & EIR:**

- **Equipment Identity Check (EUC):**
- EUC verifies the identity of mobile equipment to prevent theft and fraud by
checking the equipment's identity against a list of authorized devices.

- **Equipment Identity Register (EIR):**

- EIR maintains a database of valid mobile equipment identities to verify the
authenticity of devices connecting to the network and prevent unauthorized access.

7. **Describe call processing in GSM:**

- Call processing in GSM involves several steps, including call setup,
authentication, encryption, routing, and handover. These processes ensure seamless
voice communication between mobile devices within the GSM network.

8. **What is the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP):**

- The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a standard for accessing
information over mobile wireless networks. It enables mobile devices to access web
content and services optimized for small screens and limited bandwidth, enhancing
the mobile browsing experience.

9. **Describe Wireless Markup Language (WML):**

- Wireless Markup Language (WML) is a markup language used to create content for
WAP-enabled devices. It is similar to HTML but tailored for mobile browsing,
featuring card-based navigation and limited graphics support to optimize content
delivery on mobile devices.

10. **Explain GPRS architecture with a neat diagram:**

- The GPRS architecture comprises elements like Serving GPRS Support Node
(SGSN), Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN), Base Station Controller (BSC), and Base
Transceiver Station (BTS) interconnected to provide packet-switched data services
over GSM networks. Refer to a diagram for a visual representation of the
architecture.

11. **Explain Home Agent & Foreign Agent:**

- **Home Agent:** Home Agent is a router on the home network that maintains the
permanent address of a mobile node in Mobile IP, ensuring seamless communication
and mobility management.
- **Foreign Agent:** Foreign Agent is a router on a foreign network that
assists in routing packets to and from the mobile node when it is away from its
home network, facilitating communication during roaming.

12. **Explain Personal Communication Service (PCS):**

- Personal Communication Service (PCS) offers a comprehensive range of wireless
communication services, including voice, data, and multimedia services tailored to
individual users. PCS provides enhanced features, mobility, and connectivity
compared to traditional landline services, catering to diverse communication needs.

13. **Explain GPRS services:**

- GPRS services encompass packet-switched data services, multimedia messaging,
internet browsing, email access, and mobile VPN services. These services enable
efficient data transmission over GSM networks, enhancing user connectivity and data
access capabilities.

14. **Explain how GPRS architecture differs from GSM architecture:**

- GPRS architecture introduces additional elements like SGSN and GGSN to
support packet-switched data services, enhancing data transmission efficiency
compared to the circuit-switched voice-centric GSM architecture. GPRS enables
faster data transfer and optimized network resource utilization, distinguishing it
from traditional GSM architecture.

15. **Distinguish between Bluetooth & WIFI based on range, bandwidth, modulation
technique, number of devices connected:**
- **Bluetooth:**
- **Range:** Short-range communication (up to 10 meters).
- **Bandwidth:** Lower bandwidth suitable for voice and data transfer.
- **Modulation Technique:** Frequency-hopping spread spectrum.
- **Number of Devices Connected:** Supports connecting multiple devices
simultaneously.

- **WIFI:**
- **Range:** Longer-range communication (up to hundreds of meters).
- **Bandwidth:** Higher bandwidth suitable for high-speed data transfer.
- **Modulation Technique:** Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
(OFDM).
- **Number of Devices Connected:** Supports connecting multiple devices to a
single access point.

16. **Explain the principle of Mobile IP:**

- Mobile IP is a protocol that enables mobile devices to maintain continuous
connectivity while moving between different networks by assigning a unique IP
address to the mobile device. This allows seamless communication without changing
the device's IP address, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity during mobility.

17. **Explain GSM Traffic Channel:**

- GSM Traffic Channels facilitate voice and data traffic between mobile devices
and base stations. These channels are categorized into Full Rate, Half Rate, and
Enhanced Full Rate channels to optimize bandwidth usage and ensure high-quality
voice communication within the GSM network.

18. **Explain the architecture of GSM:**

 - The GSM architecture comprises essential elements like Mobile Station (MS),
Base Station Subsystem (BSS), Network Switching Subsystem (NSS), and Operation
Support Subsystem (OSS) interconnected to provide mobile communication services.
Each component plays a vital role in ensuring seamless voice and data connectivity
for GSM users.

19. **Explain GSM Frequency Spectrum:**

- GSM operates within the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency bands, divided into
uplink and downlink channels for communication between mobile devices and base
stations. The frequency spectrum is allocated to different operators to prevent
interference and ensure efficient communication within the GSM network.

20. **Explain the mobility of the database:**

- The mobility of the database refers to the seamless transfer of subscriber
information between network elements like HLR and VLR as subscribers move between
different networks. This mobility ensures continuous connectivity and service
availability for roaming subscribers, enhancing user experience and network
efficiency.

21. **Explain features of GPRS architecture:**

- GPRS architecture incorporates elements like SGSN, GGSN, BSC, and BTS
interconnected to provide packet-switched data services with features such as IP
connectivity, efficient resource allocation, and support for multimedia
applications. These features enhance data transmission efficiency and user
experience within the GPRS network.

22. **Explain Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) with a neat diagram:**

- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that uses radio waves
to identify and track objects or individuals. It comprises tags (transponders),
readers, and a backend system for data processing. Refer to a diagram for a visual
representation of RFID technology and its components.

23. **Explain in detail SGSM & GGSM:**

- **SGSM (Simultaneous GSM):** SGSM enables simultaneous voice and data
services over GSM networks, allowing users to engage in voice calls and data
transmission concurrently.
- **GGSM (GPRS over GSM):** GGSM enhances GSM networks to support GPRS data
services, enabling users to access packet-switched data services over existing GSM
infrastructure. GGSM optimizes data transmission and enhances network capabilities
for data-centric applications.

24. **Explain the concept of Mobile IP with a neat diagram:**

- Mobile IP is a protocol that facilitates continuous connectivity for mobile
devices as they move between networks by assigning a unique IP address. The concept
involves home agents, foreign agents, and mobile nodes to ensure seamless
communication during mobility. Refer to a diagram for a visual representation of
Mobile IP architecture and its components.

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