PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Cellphones, and how they work and how they use electromagnetics.
Imagine, you talking on a cell phone to a friend.
When you talk where does your voice go?
You voice then goes to the transmitter. An transmitter is an electronic device which,with the aid of an antenna , produces radio waves.
Sine waves are measured in terms of frequency . Which is a number of time a wave goes up and down per second.
The radio wave ( sine wave) that send out the your voice signal is made of electromagnetics radiation which then is spreaded by the antenna .
The function of an antenna in any radio transmitter is to launch radio waves into space ; in the case of a cell phones , these waves are picked up by a receiver in your cell phone tower.
After it gets to the tower it goes to a switching center.
A switching center directs your call to the person that you dialed.