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Telephone
PHONES
History and Evolution
Antonio Meucci (1860) Alexander Graham Bell
(1876)
THE FIRST TELEPHONE
1. Transmitter
2. Receiver
3. A single cable
connection
PARTS OF THE PHONE
1. Switch
2. Speaker
3. Microphone
How the phone works?
1. current
flows to the
phone
2. the control
unit sends you
a ringtone
3. connector
verifies the
number
4. when the other
person picks up ,
the electric current
flowing to your
device
5.current
flows to the
coal
6. when talking ,
sound waves vibrate
the metal disk and
compress the
carbon parts.
Phone Types
Wireline Wireless
Phone in the Future
Trypoxy OpenPeak
Did you know that.. ?
The true creator of the
telephone was Antonio
Meucci, but he didn't have
enough money to showed it
In 1922 during the funeral
of Bell A. Graham all
phones stopped ringing
for 1 minute in the US and
Canada as a tribute to his
inventor.
The first phone
conversation was "Watson
come here, I want you". He
held Alexander Graham
Bell to his assistant Watson
on March 10, 1876 in
Boston.

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  • 3. History and Evolution Antonio Meucci (1860) Alexander Graham Bell (1876)
  • 4. THE FIRST TELEPHONE 1. Transmitter 2. Receiver 3. A single cable connection
  • 5. PARTS OF THE PHONE 1. Switch 2. Speaker 3. Microphone
  • 6. How the phone works? 1. current flows to the phone 2. the control unit sends you a ringtone 3. connector verifies the number 4. when the other person picks up , the electric current flowing to your device 5.current flows to the coal 6. when talking , sound waves vibrate the metal disk and compress the carbon parts.
  • 8. Phone in the Future Trypoxy OpenPeak
  • 9. Did you know that.. ? The true creator of the telephone was Antonio Meucci, but he didn't have enough money to showed it In 1922 during the funeral of Bell A. Graham all phones stopped ringing for 1 minute in the US and Canada as a tribute to his inventor. The first phone conversation was "Watson come here, I want you". He held Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant Watson on March 10, 1876 in Boston.