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| Tiêu đề: How Do WiFi Phones Operate? Thu Jul 26, 2012 4:46 am | |
| WiFi Phones Use Microphones and Speakers Whilst Wifi Phones are packed with technological innovations, their primary objective should be to, like any other telephone, facilitate voice conversations. To attain this objective, WiFi phones should collect the speaker's voice however a microphone; when the speaker talks, she produces vibrations from the air that happen to be obtained from the ear as sound. These vibrations bring about a smaller membrane inside of the microphone to vibrate, and computer software inside of the telephone translates these vibrations to electrical signals. Once the cellphone receives sound in the other get together, the sound arrives in the WiFi phone as radio waves converted into electrical signals. An electromagnet inside the earpiece of the cell phone uses these signals to cause a tiny speaker to vibrate; these vibrations are obtained through the user's ear as sound. WiFi Phones Convert Sound to Data Packets To connect to other phone end users, WiFi phones use a engineering called Voice Over World wide web Protocol, or VOIP. When the Wifi Android Phone has electrical impulses produced from the speaker speaking into the microphone, specialized software program that runs inside the phone (or inside a connected base station, based within the cellphone model) converts the impulses into information packets appropriate for transmission in excess of the net. Every packet is labeled which has a sequence number and destination tackle, ordinarily either a VOIP gateway towards the telephone network or one more VOIP-capable telephone set, and sent out in excess of an active Web connection. As the packets arrive at their destination, they may be reassembled through the gateway or VOIP telephone, translated back into electrical signals, and sent both for the phone network or on the VOIP phone speaker. | |
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