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    Mobile networks use frequency bands and base station IDs to determine connectivity. Higher frequency bands like 2100 MHz allow phones to send twice as much data as lower bands like 10 MHz. Every base station has a unique ID consisting of a Public Land Mobile Network code that identifies the operator and a Physical Cell ID that identifies the specific base station. These IDs change as users move between base stations but remain the same if the operator doesn't change.

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    Mobile networks use frequency bands and base station IDs to determine connectivity. Higher frequency bands like 2100 MHz allow phones to send twice as much data as lower bands like 10 MHz. Every base station has a unique ID consisting of a Public Land Mobile Network code that identifies the operator and a Physical Cell ID that identifies the specific base station. These IDs change as users move between base stations but remain the same if the operator doesn't change.

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    Wireless Communications For Everybody

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    Mobile networks use frequency bands and base station IDs to determine connectivity. Higher frequency bands like 2100 MHz allow phones to send twice as much data as lower bands like 10 MHz. Every base station has a unique ID consisting of a Public Land Mobile Network code that identifies the operator and a Physical Cell ID that identifies the specific base station. These IDs change as users move between base stations but remain the same if the operator doesn't change.

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    Si tu ancho de banda es de 20 MHz puedes enviar dos veces más de datos que un ancho de banda

    de 10 MHz. The second one is the frequency band indicator. Typically, the frequency band is
    fixed by the mobile network operator. If you are using band 1, that means your phone is
    using 2100 MHz frequency.

    The last one is the ID of a base station. Every base station has an address. In order to assign
    a different address to each base station, we are using two parameters, PLMN (That means
    Public Land Mobile Network) and the Physical Cell ID. PLMN presents the operator and
    the physical cell ID is the local base station ID. Let's go to the figure. Please see the
    Android case. In the first yellow box, the PLMN is 45005. This number is assigned to SKT
    in Korea. And the second box physical cell ID is 16378354. With these two information,
    we can recognize to which base station I'm now connected to. If I move one mile from here
    but still stay in Korea, then physical cell ID would be changed but the PLMN would not,
    because I'm still in Korea even though the base station is changed.

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