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    This document discusses the transition to digital systems in mobile phones. It explains that digital cellular technology of the second generation uses the same radio technology as the first generation but processes it differently. Digital signals can be compressed and transmitted more efficiently than analog signals. This allows multiple digital phones to use the same bandwidth as a single analog phone. Common digital mobile networks operate on two frequencies, one for 1s and one for 0s, to quickly switch and transmit digital data between phones and towers. Converting analog to digital, compressing it, and reconverting it requires intelligent encoding and modulation schemes while maintaining sound quality. As a result, digital mobile phones need powerful processing capabilities. The document concludes by mentioning three common technologies used for information transmission in

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    This document discusses the transition to digital systems in mobile phones. It explains that digital cellular technology of the second generation uses the same radio technology as the first generation but processes it differently. Digital signals can be compressed and transmitted more efficiently than analog signals. This allows multiple digital phones to use the same bandwidth as a single analog phone. Common digital mobile networks operate on two frequencies, one for 1s and one for 0s, to quickly switch and transmit digital data between phones and towers. Converting analog to digital, compressing it, and reconverting it requires intelligent encoding and modulation schemes while maintaining sound quality. As a result, digital mobile phones need powerful processing capabilities. The document concludes by mentioning three common technologies used for information transmission in

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    Cell Phone 2-Arabic

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    This document discusses the transition to digital systems in mobile phones. It explains that digital cellular technology of the second generation uses the same radio technology as the first generation but processes it differently. Digital signals can be compressed and transmitted more efficiently than analog signals. This allows multiple digital phones to use the same bandwidth as a single analog phone. Common digital mobile networks operate on two frequencies, one for 1s and one for 0s, to quickly switch and transmit digital data between phones and towers. Converting analog to digital, compressing it, and reconverting it requires intelligent encoding and modulation schemes while maintaining sound quality. As a result, digital mobile phones need powerful processing capabilities. The document concludes by mentioning three common technologies used for information transmission in

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