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VIII Resources required


Specification XIV
Sr.
No.
Instrument
JComponents
Quant
1 No.
Obse

GSM Trainer Kit 2G/3G/4G GSM trainer kit LCD


1. 1 No.
2 DMM 3½ Digit, High resolution Test
Micro, nano or standard
SIM 1No.
3. SIM Card
LCD Re
IX Precautions to be Followed LCD
applying power.
1. Read the instruction manual of the GSM trainer kit before voltage
2. Installthe SIM with care.
3. Measure the voltages at the test points on DMM with proper range LED

Procedure
Volatag
1. Connect the power cord to the trainer kit. Insert the SIM card in the position provid:
and turn on the power supply SIM
2. Observe the voltages at test points of LCD section of mobile phone on multime Test
and record it
3. Observe the voltages at the different pins of SIM card on SIM Vcc
multimeter and record
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Instrument /Components SIM supE
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Observations (use blank sheet provided if space not sufficient)
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Test Points
Standard Voltage(V) Observed Voltage
LCD Reset 6V

LCD
6
operating3.8 V
voltage
LED operating 2V
Volatage

SIM Card Section


Test Points Standard Voltage() Observed Voltage

SIM VecK 2:8 V o 2&


SIM Reset 2- V
2 V
SIM supply voltage 2V

SIM Data 2.8 V

XV Result

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Wireless
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Recommendations
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Note: Below given are few sample questions
achievement of identified CO.
more súch questionsso as to ensure the
1. State different types of SIMs available.
2. State the type of SIM used in the trainer kit
3. Define IMSI. State the use of IMSI. State its significance.
4. State the difference between IMSI and IMEI.

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3. Procedure for Vibrator

a) Press Menu" button.


XIV
Observation
b) Use scroll keys to get the option 'Settings". Sr. Test Point
c) Select 'Sound profiles' using Up/Down key. No.
d) Select Normal' and press Edit'. mode and
e) Select 'Call alert type' and press Change', Select Vibration'
save. Go back to initial window.
f) Make a Call to the trainer.
g) Observe that the vibrator starts to vibrate when trainer is called. 1 Buzzer
h) Observe the Vibrator signal at test point in User Interface Section on CRO
Itis a DC voltage which drives the vibrator to vibrate. It is approximately
1.5V to 3V.

Similar procedures are followed for Microphone, Speaker and LED


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& OFF

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problem
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6. Change the Display IC.
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XIV Observations (use blank sheet provided if space not sufficient)


Table No. 8.1: Faults in Battery section

Sr. No. Fault Possible response Received Response


Insert fault such that The fault stops to supply
there is no power supply battery voltage of 3.7 V
to Mobile unit

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Sections Voltages at Test Point
Possible fault
Battery charger

LCD

SI0M

XVI Interpretation of Results

XVII Conclusions and


Recommendations
Manc.Wwe
batiely.
XVII Practical Related Questions
Note: Below given are few, sample questions for reference. Teacher must design
more such questions so as to ensure the achievement of identified Co.
1. Explain method to do direct charging of the mobile phone if the charging circuit is
non- functional
2. Name the test points whose fault insertion gives rise to fault in battery charging
3. List the possible messages when SIM card is faulty
4. State the meaning of the term "SIM card locked"
5. Name the signals required in the LCD section

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Mobile
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increases the number
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VIII Precautions to be Followed XIII


1. Read the instruction manual of the GSM trainer kit before applying power.
2. Install the SIM with care.

IX Procedure
1. Drawa 7 cell cluster in a graph paper with each segment of the hexagon to be |
Cm.

2. Mark them as A,B,C,D,E,F and G


3. Mark the centre point of cach side of each hexagon
4. Draw all the possible smaller hexagons with half the length of the side within the
cluster.
5. Count the number of such small hexagons formed
6. Compare the number with the theoretical value using the
formula
Actual Procedure Followed

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Mast.ta..
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Number
hexagon side =1 cm hexagon side =1/2 cm
of
cells in the
cluster N=7

Area of the Theoretical Practical(from Theoretical Practical


graph) (from graph)
hexagon

XIII Calculation:
Consider area covered by hexagon is equal to the area of a circle.
The area of circle with radius R is n R
If the radius id halved then the area covered will be z(R/2)
The area covered by the circle with half the radius is nR/4

Calculations from graph

Consider the area of the regular hexagon


A= 3V3a
Where a is the length of side. Calculate the area of the hexagon for a=1 cm and a= ½
Cm

Calculation:
tra
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