question archive In GSM systems the signal direction from the mobile station to the network or the base station is referred to as uplink
In GSM systems the signal direction from the mobile station to the network or the base station is referred to as uplink
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In GSM systems the signal direction from the mobile station to the network or the base station is referred to as uplink. Why are lower frequencies given to the uplink? A mobile network operator was allocated uplink frequency (890-915MHz) and downlink frequency (935-960MHz). Calculate the number of available RF channels for this operator and the duplex distance if the spectrum has a carrier separation of 100kHz. Why are Telco's more interested in Radio channels?
