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Cell Phone Jamming Circuit Diagram, Schematic, and Report for Final Year Project

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    Uche Kelvin
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    Dorin Dragan
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    Olin Lathrop
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    Khaba Bulu
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    Purnendu Kumar
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    Hinach Hamdi
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    Hinach Hamdi
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    Gonalo Seruca
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Topic summary

The discussion centers on the request for a cell phone jamming circuit diagram, schematic, and project report for a final year academic project. Contributors emphasize the importance of understanding the technical fundamentals before attempting design, including researching GSM frequency bands (GSM 900 and GSM 1800 MHz), RF transmission principles, and jammer characteristics such as power output and operational mode (constant or detect-and-block). Legal restrictions on jamming devices are noted. A referenced project by Limor Fried from Adafruit, called "Wave Bubble," is suggested as inspiration, though its schematics are not publicly available. Participants encourage independent research and iterative learning to develop a functional and original design. The need to justify the project's relevance and practical application in the report is also highlighted.
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