EDGE

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EDGE is a second-generation (2G) mobile data technology that provides enhanced data rates over GSM networks for basic internet and multimedia services.

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EDGE canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 2G technology
cellular network technology
mobile data technology
abbreviationOf Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution
alsoKnownAs GPRS
surface form: EGPRS

GPRS
surface form: Enhanced GPRS
backwardCompatibleWith GPRS
GSM
basedOn GSM
belongsTo 3GPP Release series
surface form: 3GPP family of standards
category cellular mobile broadband
channelBandwidth 200 kHz
coexistsWith circuit-switched GSM services
commercialUseBegan early 2000s
dataTransmissionMode packet-switched
deployedIn 2G GSM networks
enhances GPRS
fullName Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution
generation 2G
improves spectral efficiency over GPRS
introducedInStandardRelease 3GPP Release 99
multipleAccessScheme TDMA
networkLayer radio access technology
operatesOn GSM frequency bands
partOf GSM family
peakDownlinkDataRate 473.6 kbit/s
predecessor GPRS
provides enhanced data rates over GSM
requires EDGE-capable base station
EDGE-capable mobile device
standardizationBody ETSI
standardizedBy 3GPP
successor HSPA
UMTS
supports basic internet services
multimedia services
packet-switched data
supportsCodingSchemes MCS-1 to MCS-9
typicalUserDataRate 100–200 kbit/s
usedFor basic multimedia streaming
email on mobile phones
multimedia messaging
web browsing on mobile phones
usedIn 2.5G networks
uses GPRS core network
usesModulation 8PSK
GMSK

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