How To?
What is a Cell
Phone?
Where to Go To Purchase Cell Phone’s Parts for building a cell phone
What You need to know about Cell phone reusable & Non-reusable parts ?
It relates to a mobile telephone system. The
process of the system uses a number of short-range radio stations to cover the
area that it serves, the signal being automatically switched from one station
to another as the user travels about. To build a cell phone, you do not
have to be a genius just have common sense. In this blog, we discuss strategy
and methods used to build a cell phone. First, the blog suggests how to then
YouTube’s video, and other resources. Now, let us get started, if you have a
used cell phone, you can take it apart and take pictures of the inside of the
phone and use it as a blueprint as shown in figure 1. If
you notice that blue print has the name of different components of the cell
phone, it is suggested that you write down the elements down on paper in your
phone. It is also suggested to use your old cell phone frame if you have it,
but if not in this blog you find articles on the materials need to start
building yourselves a phone, and stores where to purchase them.
There are different stores to buy a frame, such
as, DHgate, or AliExpress, but Home Depot has the Smart
Phone Repair Tool Kit. Yet, However, the three suggestions below explain or
discuss How To make a cell phone and also explain radio waves via video that
cell phones need to operate. To understand the low power radio and radio waves that cell phones need to
operate, click “Creation of Low Power Radio.” Yet, click "How to Build Your Own Cellphone [VIDEO]."
However, do It Your Self (DIY) relates to building
methods that are modified, and repairing cell phones without consulting expert.
In the next few YouTube’s video, the video created DIY cell phones by The Ben Heck Show, click to watch on YouTube linked below:
On the other hand, this
part of the blog is based on research that help you understand reusable or
non-reusable components of a cell phone. Using a recovery system, inspection
comes after a dissemble operation related to reusable or non-reusable
components of a cell phone. The reusable has three quality bins, for example,
high, medium and low. When purchasing a cell phone quality make a difference.
For instance, high quality has a warranty of 3 years, unlike either medium or
low quality. The components of the cell phone can either be reusable and
re-manufactured or sold as used parts or non-reusable parts can be recycled. Medium
is expected to have a warranty of 1 to 3 years and low quality has less than
one year warranty. However, the sensor is used as a source of information that
detect and measure life cycles, but sensor can be completely removed.
Each component is detected by the sensor which found the remaining life information. What was learnt from reading the research paper, there were 15 buffers, which there are 3 quality bins and 5 major components of the cell phone, defined as a data area that shared by hardware devices or program processes that operate at different speed, and they allow either each device or process to operate without interference of the other; therefore, a buffer is based on the size and the algorithms for moving data into and out of the buffer as shown in figure 2, according to http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/buffer, and (Dulman, M. T., Pandit, A., & Gupta, S. M., 2016).
Each component is detected by the sensor which found the remaining life information. What was learnt from reading the research paper, there were 15 buffers, which there are 3 quality bins and 5 major components of the cell phone, defined as a data area that shared by hardware devices or program processes that operate at different speed, and they allow either each device or process to operate without interference of the other; therefore, a buffer is based on the size and the algorithms for moving data into and out of the buffer as shown in figure 2, according to http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/buffer, and (Dulman, M. T., Pandit, A., & Gupta, S. M., 2016).
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