AMPS

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AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System) is an early analog mobile phone standard that was widely used in North America before the transition to digital cellular technologies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf analog mobile phone standard
cellular network standard
abbreviationOf Advanced Mobile Phone System NERFINISHED
authenticationMethod analog MIN/ESN-based
cellReuseConcept frequency reuse
channelBandwidth 30 kHz
channelType control channels
voice channels
commercialLaunchYear 1983
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedBy AT&T NERFINISHED
Bell Labs NERFINISHED
downlinkFrequencyRange 869–894 MHz
duplexMode FDD
frequencyBand 800 MHz band
fullName Advanced Mobile Phone System NERFINISHED
handoffType hard handoff
historicalSignificance first widely deployed cellular system in North America
initialDeploymentCountry United States NERFINISHED
modulationType FM
multipleAccessScheme FDMA
networkType cellular
notableOperator AT&T Wireless NERFINISHED
Verizon (predecessor companies) NERFINISHED
primaryRegionOfUse Australia NERFINISHED
New Zealand NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
South America NERFINISHED
replacedBy CDMA2000 NERFINISHED
GSM NERFINISHED
IS-136 NERFINISHED
IS-54 NERFINISHED
securityLevel low
serviceType mobile telephony
standardDesignation EIA/TIA-553 NERFINISHED
standardizedIn 1983
standardType public telecommunications standard
statusInUnitedStates discontinued
successorFamily digital cellular standards
supportsService analog data (limited)
voice
technologyGeneration 1G
uplinkFrequencyRange 824–849 MHz
usesHandoff yes
usShutdownCompleted 2008
vulnerability susceptible to cloning
susceptible to eavesdropping

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