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Patrick Göll's book outlines the basic principles of construction and operation of the GSM cellular communication system, describes the device of a mobile phone and talks about the services provided by the GSM network. A separate chapter is devoted to SIM-cards. The second edition is supplemented with a detailed description of new tools for working with SIM-cards (BasicCard, BasicSIM), software for PC/SC readers is presented. We consider both special programs that are placed on a CD, as well as industrial software products available on the market and related tools for experimenting with SIM cards using a PC. Schemes and drawings of printed circuit boards are given, which are necessary for the independent manufacture of SIM card readers, as well as various useful and inexpensive accessories for mobile phones. The appendices to the book contain a glossary of terms and data on international roaming. This book is intended both for radio amateurs and for those users of cell phones who are interested in all sorts of technical tricks and original solutions.

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