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Remote Control Via GSM Network

Remote Control Via GSM Network Presented BY:- Suleiman Altawarah Remote Control Via GSM Network Overview: Aim of project. Digital Wireless Telephony. Architecture of GSM. Project Components. Implementation and Experimental. Achievements. Conclusion. Aim of project

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Remote Control Via GSM Network

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  1. Remote Control Via GSM Network Presented BY:- Suleiman Altawarah

  2. Remote Control Via GSM Network Overview: • Aim of project. • Digital Wireless Telephony. • Architecture of GSM. • Project Components. • Implementation and Experimental. • Achievements. • Conclusion.

  3. Aim of project • The main aim of the project is to implement an interfacing system to remotely control electrical appliances using the GSM network. • Using the system one can remotely switch on or off electrical machine using mobile phone.

  4. Figure below shows a functional block diagram of the system:

  5. Digital Wireless Telephony Technologies • Time Division Multiple Accesses (TDMA). • Code Division Multiple Accesses (CDMA). • Global System for Mobiles) GSM(.

  6. Digital Wireless Technologies

  7. History of the GSM • Mobile cellular systems introduced for commercial use in the 1980s. • In the beginnings of cellular systems, each country developed its own system, and so    - The equipment was limited to operate only within the boundaries of each country. - The market was also limited. To overcome these limitations, the Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) became in 1982.

  8. Specifications of GSM • Spectrum efficiency & voice quality. • International roaming. • Low mobile and base stations costs. • Compatibility with other systems (ISDN / PSTN ..etc.). • Ability to support new value added services.

  9. GSM Radio Interface Two frequency bands, of 25 Mhz for the GSM system: • The band 890-915 Mhz for the uplink • The band 935-960 Mhz for the downlink

  10. Architecture of the GSM network

  11. BTS MSC/VLR BSC Other Switching Nodes MS HLR Basic GSM Nodes AUC Radio Interface PSTN GW Of another network PABX Another MSC

  12. GSM System Blocks • Mobile Station ( MS ). • Base Station Subsystem ( BSS ). • Network Switching Subsystem ( NSS ). • Operation and Maintenance Subsystem ( OMS ).

  13. The Mobile Station (MS) + The Mobile Equipment is said to be a Mobile Station if the Subscriber Identity Module ( SIM Card ) is added to it. The SIM Card contains: A processor and a memory. that stores: - The international mobile subscriber Identity IMSI. - The Authentication and ciphering keys.

  14. Base Station Subsystem ( BSS ). • Base Transceiver Station ( BTS ) • Base Station Controller ( BSC ) • Transcoder and Rate Adaptation Unit( TRAU ).

  15. Network Switching Subsystem (NSS) • Mobile Switching Center (MSC) . • Data Base Equipments : * Home Location Register (HLR) * Visitor Location Register (VLR) * Equipment Identity Register(EIR) * Authentication Center (AUC)

  16. GSM interfaces • 1. Um interface. • 2. A interface. • 3. A bis interface. • 4. Map (Mobile Application Part).

  17. Interfaces

  18. Project Component

  19. Voice Modem Modems classified with these characteristics: • Data/fax • Data/fax/voice • Data/fax/voice/speakerphone Voice Modem:capable of supporting voice functions provided by Telephone

  20. KDTele Tools • Component allows the software to pick-up and answer incoming calls automatically

  21. Parallel port . Used to connect printers to computer. . Used in computer to controlled devices.

  22. Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL). PECL: is an ultra-high speed digital logic technology and is based on a differential amplifier. - Small signal swings switching.

  23. Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL).

  24. Implementation and Experimental Project block diagram.

  25. Implementation and Experimental Step #1 Programming. Interactive Voice Response System(IVRS). - IVRS: allows users to activate software through telephone keys. - KDTele.

  26. Implementation and Experimental Procedures: • Setting up the environment. • Downloading the component. • Downloading the (.DLL) file. • Adding the component to visual basic. • Recording the messages. • Writing the entire program. • Save & run.

  27. Implementation and Experimental Step #2. (PECL) Design.

  28. Implementation and Experimental

  29. Implementation and Experimental Results Hand Calculation.

  30. Implementation and Experimental Results Hand Calculation.

  31. Simulation results.

  32. Simulation results.

  33. Simulation results.

  34. Simulation results.

  35. Simulation results.

  36. Simulation results.

  37. Simulation results.

  38. Implementation and Experimental Comparison Table:

  39. Simulation results.

  40. Simulation results.

  41. Simulation results.

  42. Achievements Through out the course work of the project I have done the following: • I have studied different related subject to the project which enhances my knowledge. • My aimed was to implement it completely, but I have tested every suction, individually either by hardware implementation, or simulation by using accusim software.

  43. Conclusion • GSM network provide mobile phone system that allows roaming of users through the world , with no distance limitation, users can control their installation from over the world via the mobile telephone. • The propose of this system is very useful and it has different applications which make human life easier. • Finally, my benefit of the project is grate and I meet the aims of the project.

  44. Thank You For your time

  45. Questions ?

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