Richard Jhon What is the Advantage of WebSocket? Today, we are going to dive into understanding WebSocket and the advantages it brings to real-time communication. If you’ve been following along, we’ve already discussed some key aspects of network communication protocols. Now, let’s explore how WebSocket differs from traditional HTTP-based protocols and why it’s so useful, especially for … Read more
Is Bluetooth Full-Duplex? Today, let me explain whether Bluetooth operates in full-duplex mode or not. As we discussed in previous articles about communication technologies, Bluetooth is a popular wireless technology used for short-range communication. It connects devices like smartphones, speakers, headphones, and many other gadgets. Now, when it comes to Bluetooth’s mode of operation, it’s … Read more
How Does Full Duplex Work? Today, we’re going to discuss full duplex, a communication system that allows data to flow in both directions simultaneously. As we’ve explored various communication systems in the past, such as half-duplex and simplex, it’s important to understand the distinction between these and full duplex. In simple terms, full duplex communication … Read more
What are the Differences Between HLR and VLR? Today, let’s dive into a key aspect of mobile communication networks. In previous articles, we learned about the roles of databases in mobile networks. Now, we will focus on two essential elements: the Home Location Register (HLR) and the Visitor Location Register (VLR). These two databases play … Read more
What Does O-RAN Mean? Today, let’s talk about O-RAN, which stands for Open Radio Access Network. O-RAN is a concept that has gained a lot of attention in the telecommunications industry due to its potential to revolutionize how radio access networks (RAN) are built and operated. It focuses on making the network more flexible, interoperable, … Read more
What is VLR in LTE? Today, we are going to learn about VLR, which stands for Visitor Location Register. It plays a crucial role in managing mobile network subscribers’ information in a cellular network. Let me explain it in a way that makes it easier for you to understand. In previous discussions, we covered the … Read more
What is Broadcasting on 450 MHz? Today, we are going to explore the concept of broadcasting on the 450 MHz frequency band. As we have previously discussed the different frequency bands used for communication in mobile networks, 450 MHz stands out as an important frequency for certain types of communication, especially in broadcasting and narrowband … Read more
What is the function of OFDMA? Today, let’s talk about OFDMA and how it actually functions within LTE. As you might remember from our earlier discussions on LTE access techniques, we’ve already come across the concept of multiple access methods. Now, it’s time to look specifically at Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA), which is … Read more
Why do I keep getting emails from McAfee? Today, let’s look into something that might have been bothering you — those constant emails from McAfee. If you’ve been receiving them frequently, even though you may not have signed up or you’re no longer using their services, there are a few specific reasons behind this. And … Read more
What is One of the Differences Between OFDMA and FDMA? Today, we are going to dive into one of the key differences between two important multiple access techniques used in communication systems: OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) and FDMA (Frequency Division Multiple Access). If you’ve been following our earlier discussions, you might already know … Read more