Inspiration Green: A Visual Guide to How Cell Phones Work
June 29th, 2011
When you initiate a mobile call, your cell transmits to the closest base station (also called a cell tower). The base station then contacts the switching station, which figures out and keeps track of, the caller’s number and the receiver’s number. The switching station will then transmit the call to the base station closest to the receiver. The base station then sends a signal to the receiver of the call.
Learn more at their site: http://inspirationgreen.com/cell-phone-radiation-in-images.html
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