Cell Frequency

[Carbonadium4]

What frequency does cell phone use ? In united states ? also does each carrier use a different chunk ?

 

[AccruedExpenditure]

Depends

 

[Bootprint]

A link.

Another link for digital, by verizon.

 

[AccruedExpenditure]

Originally posted by: Bootprint
A link.

Was this page made in 1988?

LOL

Really, in the US the operators run on different platforms/tech. CDMA, TMDA, GSM, PCS.

Global Standard is GSM 900/1800

The GSM Providers in the US (Cingular A&TT Wireless and T-Mobile) use 1900.

Cheers

 

[Thegonagle]

In the US and some other countries:

• Approximately 824-849 MHz (Cellular A license) and 869-894 MHz (Cellular B), usually referred to as "800 MHz", "850 MHz", or "cellular";
  
  Approximately 1850-1980 MHz (PCS licenses), usually referred to as "1900 MHz", or "PCS".
  
  Both 1900 and 850 MHz mobile networks can utilize any digital technology (GSM, CDMA, TDMA), but AMPS (analog) is only used on the older 850 MHz licenses.

In Europe and most other countries:

• I'm not sure of the exact frequencies, but the mobile bands are referred to as 900 MHz (or 950 MHz), and 1800 MHz.
  
  The EU and most of the eastern hemisphere use GSM systems, but CDMA is also used in some places, especially in S.E. Asia.

 

[Carbonadium4]

thanks all for the help.