Why GSM900 is called GSM900 with the number 900?
Anyone knows why GSM900 is called GSM900 with the number 900?
Is it because of the RF signal propogates at 900MHz
OR
the local oscillator used is oscillating at 900MHz?
Kindly enlighthen
Thank you
rgds and thanks
Jason
RF spectrum occupied 880MHZ~960MHz.
In general,people call it GSM 900, 900 means 900MHz.
You can say the signal propagates at 900MHz.
Thanks for that info.
But what is the Local oscillator frequency used motly for GSM900?
Thank you
Jason
900 singifies the center frequency, not related to local oscillator frequency.
Acutal details about of GSM system architecture can be found in
" Cellular and Mobile Communication " By C.Y. Lee
However the local oscillator also resonates at 900 Mhz only. But as far as nomenclature is concenrned the origin is unknown.
However some of the standard books suggests its due to the reason that frequencies used are around 900 Mhz.
because it's RF is 900 MHz
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