How WiFi and Cell Phones Work | Wireless Communication Explained

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Awesome video subscribed

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[@GabiN64]

it's crazy to me that this is possible. I would say our ability to communicate is far ahead of all our other technology.

[@gameimprovements4347]

Fucken eh. Not only that, today it feels like most messages are sent/ received nearly instantaneously (by general brain receptive measurements of time)- this means that all of the messages that are sent a the same time to the same tower in the world have to be received on a different frequency, be decoded, or at a different time, in mere milliseconds or nanoseconds of time all in agreement/ or in structured sequence with each other, to the next tower, and then to the reicevers to what feels like to us is "instantaneously" - That's nuts

[@derekwhite8196]

i think that our ability to communicate is what allows the existence of much of our technology

[@blakespower]

@@gameimprovements4347 I always notice a delay when I use cellphones

[@gunjitkumar8648]

But we still have a long way to go

[@palaash4]

Yes exactly what I was thinking, technology for communication is way ahead. I mean can you imagine we had the same advance in maybe Renewable Energy, which could help decarbonize the Earth's Atmosphere much faster than our current trajectory.

[@RenatoKestener]

Now studying about Networking I respect a lot every channel that tries to explain some concept in a simple way. More respect when they do it effectively, like this one. It is not an easy task!

[@friendfromfinance5682]

All these encryption and decryption, she will send you only K.

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[@zam023]

Don't forget all that cable laid under the ocean.

[@warsin8641]

Just tune in get the password from a homie who works at a cell tower lol and yet that package like cell towers do and unencrypted it.

[@KehY91]

It's mind boggling that people are able to come up with something so magical, it's incredible.

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This is probably the best video I've seen in many years about science/technology

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cristian david miller gonzalez I undoubtedly agree with you. This video should be shown as an induction to every electronics course

[@mohandhakal4694]

Yes

[@deblish]

in years?

[@cristiandavidmillergonzale710]

@@deblish Yes, a lot of concepts involved

[@uroshratkovic930]

Apart from gravity and satellites, the factual representation of wireless communication was well executed in the video. Thank you.

[@TheDV1Zone]

It's this exact process that is reason why I double majored in electrical and computer engineering. Love this.

[@ambianzemusic9117]

I was just thinking: you probably need a whole study to be able to just understand the basics of this, right?

[@vingrynolongerused9694]

Dude!! Thank you so much for saving me a few hours before my class presentation!! Thank you!!! :)

[@mikuchuuu]

Vingry ur damn lucky to study about these in class

[@Ice.muffin]

The most horrendous thing in existence....

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[@1fat66]

And for all these years I thought there were satellites involved... WOW

[@karenpff2010]

No satellites involved unless you actually have a satellite phone. But all those phone masts you see everywhere now? They're not there for the fun of it. That's how your phone communicates with everyone else :)

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[@SKIRRIX]

@Supreme Leader Ever heard of satellite phones, flattard.

[@novicenova]

@@SKIRRIX Satellites? Yea right and it's Alien's making spoof call's too. Bahaha.

[@jerrysun44]

Finally, found a video that explained everything!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@Lee-vb4dx]

Man!!!! the older videos are so useful, thank you!!!

[@fiahk.2562]

I was always an epic fail in Physics, so even now being 34 years of age, I totally couldn't wrap my brain around all of this.

[@wbaatz]

Thank you so much! For all the hard work you made this video. I wish you a happy fortune.;)

[@alexteofilo7761]

It really mind blowing how humans went from trying to start a fire all the way to some sort of wireless communication. Amazing how humans evolved and adapted. I wonder where our future generations will lead to

[@muhammadbinzafar2216]

It was really great, wondering about wireless communications for a long.....Thanks buddy.

[@bibabubobe]

Thank you! finally a video where its really explained and not just glossed over

[@omletdude]

Very good video, answerd all my questions except one. How does the tower know which tower to send the info to. Maybe the other phone is 10 m away, and the signal output should happen from the same tower. Or maybe it should send it to a tower in a different country. How does it know which tower to send to ?

[@raamizeineddine8384]

This was the most informative video that I have ever watched was easy to understand, thank you

[@azrflourish9032]

Awesome!!! Summarize of my 3and half years university classes!

[@StevoGamingWorld]

I have a new found appreciation for modern tech.

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NASA: "launching satellites is expensive" Elon Musk: "Hold my beer"

[@hero9402]

I really loved this video. And I appreciate your hard work to make it this simplistic and intresting.

[@deeponjitbose8188]

Best video I have ever seen, all my doubts regarding network technology is cleared

[@RayhanulIslambd]

Really loved how you explain things! Please explain how 0 and 1 is understood by the processor in a similar way that makes sense to a layman. Thank you

[@michaelmyers5782]

@@rohitjoshi3328 some other parts of a computer use low volts instead of 0 volts to represent the binary digit 0. I just thought this was a good fact to add but great explanation.

[@chilldude30]

On and off. Yes and no. Between a combination of two binaries you can essentially say anything, as long as there is complex enough ruleset to decrypt the order of each 0 and 1, the time between them. Through those variables and using enough 0 and 1s you can essentially say anything.

[@L3gion3r]

very well explained. no other video talks about how towers differentiate signsl. thanks

[@karimillivijayalakshmi9111]

Hii I'm from telugu very surprised about the provider of script. Proud moment

[@elsanavarro4386]

WOW! really well explained and not alot of blah blah blah and great graphics ! thanks

[@NiNjAcAt5677]

It's mind blowing that we're in a planet surrounded by rocks and dirt and we somehow made devices that take wireless messages and send them across the planet

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Dude exactly, that's what I'm thinking

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This video is a gem, in fact your whole channel is. Explaining things while going deep into the basics of each step. Keep up the good work!

[@priyanshuagrawal9204]

wow! such a complex topic explained in such a sort time and with ease. Appreciate.

[@obayrafi2632]

Thats so awesome Unlike other vids/books u answered what we really are asking *such as how do they know its me or differentiate between us*

[@bhoomika2002]

Super Shashank... neatly structured. I am working for 5G to under the basic this is super.

[@kikocardenas9545]

very great video out there. making complex things...seem so simple in logic

[@KarlBro]

This is so well explained thank you

[@gilong1311]

This has the scientific explanation information other videos were missing, thanks!

[@ryanfrizzell736]

Great video. Now my knowledge about WiFi and cell phones is expanded.

[@SwiftGalleriesIPS]

This answered everything but one question I was wondering - how does Tower A know which tower to route my call or text to? How does it know where my friend is in the world and, from there, choose the most appropriate Tower B? Thanks!

[@tonistaak]

Every packet of data might contain sender and receiver info

[@cherylwade4365]

Swift Galleries Frequency Look for something on how frequencies work. Check out ham radios and how that works.

[@shaileshkaushik]

There is no single answer for that... For simple voice call, It is done by decoding the target MSISDN which includes MCC,MNC and terminal Identifier (mobile country code, Mobile network code and User equipment code)... For others, It may just use DNS query to a web server and the web server' underlying communication protocol takes over. and a thousand other things...

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Awesome video. Thank you so much!

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I could just say beautiful. Thanks for your hard work

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Ur way of explaining stuff is freaking amazing shout out 2 u

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The words used like Shouting and carefully choreographed dance just make it more interesting to listen to...

[@meiyeechin7802]

Humans are capable of inventing such amazing and complex technologies! Watching such videos always amazed me...

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Thank you. I got the answers to all of my questions in a single video.

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[@FeelGood2696]

Great video for someone in Wireless Domain..

[@हर्षितसिंहचंदेल]

Very much informative vedio brother..Love from India..

[@samsam-rd7vz]

This is so interesting! It's crazy how people were able to come up with such ideas

[@MrUnknownuser164]

Cables are underrated. They provide a solid connection, as well as less interference.

[@jacktheripper3308]

Fuck cable

[@yfs9035]

Without cables we wouldn't have any of this. Cell towers generally use "cables",fiber. And if not that one microwave back to another one with cables.

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Awesome explanation!

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great video

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Excellent explanation. You explained every single point. Thanks.

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I love the background music

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Thanks for such an informative video

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Wow! Amazing visuals and very well explained.

[@kannan3801]

Very useful..gave me new meaning why I should study my data communication and networking subject.😊

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

great explanation

[@Sharingansandninja]

Wow! It makes you wonder who figured all of this out? Absolutely fascinating.

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Insanely smart people

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This channel is an INTPs paradise.

[@hrodrostadt]

The amount of layers of abstraction behind every functioning piece of our society is insane.

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5:34 Elon Musk has entered the chat

[@dg5580]

PING

[@nathancook8452]

Lol, what year did he say he was going to complete the 1400 satellites he is going to launch into space?

[@harits7464]

Answered alot of my questions, great video

[@anasbenrais5621]

nice video ! , but what about routers ?

[@kernal2077]

very nice explanation!

[@jurtrypik]

I have a question. When there is the cover of optical fiber cables or some other (i believe old copper cables in Germany - that is why internet in Germany is so slow), whom it belongs? Why each provider has other internet cover (signal i mean)?

[@davidt8193]

This videos takes "blown mind" to the next level

[@cw5948]

When a message is sent on a LAN, it obviously first hits the gateway. Is the gateway connected via high speed cables to a cell tower? If so, that goes against what was said in the video about cell towers receiving the radio waves as your gateway instead would be serving that role.

[@chiyolate]

2:59 I still don't get how a small antena inside our cellphone can transmit signal to the tower that far away, how is that possible???

[@nipe]

This video is just brilliant! Well done!

[@qutuz9495]

How does the second tower know where the target device is? Or, how does the system know which tower is nearest to the target so it can send it there? I'm assuming phones connect to a tower and the system keeps track of what devices are connected to what towers.

[@Curt-0001]

That is correct. When you start your cellphoneafter being shut off for a few minutes you will notice it can take a few minutes - That is your phone registering on your provider's network. During this time it's likely sending a "beacon" or request of service, and waiting for a reply - it will get a reply from all towers within range and compare strength, speed, etc.

[@IslandRai]

Bravo! Answered all my questions.

[@internetandlifehacks]

Great info, thanks a lot!

[@natepap2874]

Watching how a cellphone works while I’m on my cellphone 😎

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Hi from Somalia.............enjoyed

[@Cam-mu1xi]

Thanks for the inventors of wifi and internet THANK UU

[@CharacterDatabase]

awesome man! really well explained

[@gersongodinez8203]

Ur the only one that helped me understand this, cool how cables are sending ir channel this message lol

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Great explanation! Thanks

[@strssko]

Someone knows where can I find normal explanation?

[@mmiisshhaa]

strssko is this..... not normal enough?

[@strssko]

@@mmiisshhaa I were looking for deeper explanations like what protocols are used and when and so on.

[@mmiisshhaa]

@@strssko oh then if you are looking for stuff like that you should probably just go straight to google tbh

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[@spectra9954]

Can you do a video on how Cellular data signal wave works? Eg: the signal distance a tower can cover and will someone get signal if you get closer to the tower?

[@ace-x6m]

How do different radio frequencies fit into this and how do they affect communication?

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Hi! Do you mind me using a few seconds of your video for a student project?

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Lol no time to sue your ass

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This is a good one ! Subscribed!

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What editor did you used?

[@sadikshaikh6876]

REALLY THE BASIC I WANT I GET IN THIS VIDEO BUT WANT LITTLE MORE INFO ABOUT HOW THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FLUCTION CREATE AND HOW MANY ENERGY IT TAKES AND HOW THE DATA IT CARRIES IN THAT

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U r great man ....superb video thanks a lot

[@Curt-0001]

Excellent video

[@MattCurney]

This video is my JAM

[@markhamclorado8391]

this deserves a million of views

[@AmazinglyAwkward]

I wonder about this from time to time and always forget that wonderful thing that many of us pass by every day - the radio/cell tower(s)! How would we function without them? Carrier pigeons, obviously.

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[@DavidTrejoG]

Thanks for this video, it was very informative! Please do more content on wireless communication!

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Amazing bro,, well done and thankyou for knowledge

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This was a great video!

[@OmegaWolf747]

I thought I knew it all. Had no idea the transatlantic cables were involved in cell phone use.

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What animation software do you guys use?

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