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Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)
The subscriber identity module (SIM) is a small "information" card that contains service subscription identity and personal information. This information includes a phone number, billing identification information and a small amount of user specific data (such as feature preferences and short messages). This information is stored in the card rather than programming this information into the phone itself. This intelligent card, either credit card-sized (ISO format), or the size of a postage-stamp (Plug-In format), can be inserted into any SIM ready wireless telephone. Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) Block Diagram
This figure shows a block diagram of a SIM. This diagram shows that SIM cards have 8 electrical contacts. This allows for power to be applied to the electronic circuits inside the card and for data to be sent to and from the card. The card contains a microprocessor that is used to store and retrieve data. Identification information is stored in the cards protected memory that is not accessible by the customer. Additional memory is included to allow features or other information such as short messages to be stored on the card. Introduction to GSM Books
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