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Is the electromagnetic spectrum regulated?
Very strictly regulated electromagnetic channels
Highest bidders are willing to pay even up to $13M to get the ability to use these channels
Version, AT&T, T Mobile
What are the three reasons why we are interested in electromagnetic waves?
travel long distance w/lim power supply
can penetrate obstacles
slow attenuation = eweaken slowly over time over distance
1G
Analog cell networks for voice comm
Don't have to stay at your desk
Big clunky phones
Analog = voice recorded with device sim to tape recorder so voice quality low, security low, expense high
2G
digi wireless networks primarily for voice comm lim data capability
Voice recording via more mp3 device so better vocal quality
2g tower is very tall steel looking tower = might disguise them through tree like vibes
3G
high speed mobile supports vid and other rich media always on transmission for email web browing instant message
Max speed 144 kbps – 2 mbps
narrow band v broad band
Dedicated add broadwith for data communication
4G
the thing here is packet switching fastest best mobility support
Max speed 100 mbps –1 gbps
5G
current standards, low latency, up to 20 gbps
Most common standard reqs faster connection speed and lower latency (delay)
Each country dif vibes for this the above point is the most common stuff between
Use channels w/no traffic = improves speeds –but why haven't we done this before?
Bc only electromagnetic can go long distance and penetrate objects
How did billy outpreform alice in each of the yrs but underpreform her overall?
Depending on the analysis your data analysis team can slice and dice the data in certain ways so you should know what questions to ask
This is called the simpsons paradox
Simpsons paradox
when discovering gender gap at UC Berkley in 1973 = female applicants lower admission rate but when look at data by dept other way around male applicants harder to get into dept
Why do we use two way data tables and data anlaysis
We don't have the tools to handle data past two ways