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Satellite Engineering is all about designing, building, and managing satellites—those machines that orbit Earth or even other planets to help with things like communication, weather forecasting, GPS, and space exploration.…[...]
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What is Frequency Spectrum? Imagine a signal (like a sound or an electrical signal) as a mix of many different frequencies (or "vibrations" per second). Frequency Spectrum is a way…[...]
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GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) is a widely used technology for mobile phones and wireless communication. It's the standard for 2G (second-generation) mobile networks, used for voice calls, text…[...]
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What is the Radio Spectrum? The radio spectrum is like the "highway" for all the wireless communication we use every day, such as radio, TV, mobile phones, Wi-Fi, and GPS.…[...]
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What is Multiplexing? Multiplexing is a technique used to combine multiple signals or data streams into a single signal or stream over a shared medium, such as a wire or…[...]
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Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) is a technique used to send multiple signals over a single communication channel (like a radio wave, cable, or fiber optic line) by dividing the channel…[...]
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What are RF Circuits? RF circuits (Radio Frequency circuits) are electronic circuits designed to operate at high frequencies, typically in the range of 20 kHz to 300 GHz. These circuits…[...]
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When devices like computers, smartphones, or any connected gadgets communicate over a network (such as the internet), they follow a set of rules to ensure they understand each other. These…[...]
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A cellular network is a system used by mobile phones and other wireless devices to communicate with each other. Instead of one big tower covering an entire area, the network…[...]
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In wireless communication, many users often need to share the same channel—like a radio frequency—to send and receive data. To make sure everyone can communicate without interfering with each other,…[...]
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