Faculty Members Assembled Electronic Fraud Detecting Device
Supported by Prof. Khalid Hassan Batal An-Najim , Chancellor of the University of Anbar, and Prof. Jamal Hashim AL Dhuwaib , Dean of the College of Education for Humanities, Dr. Omar Abdurrahman Dawood , Computer Instructor at the College, and Asst. Inst. Mr. Ahmed Suleiman Farhan from the Centre for Computers and Information Technology , assembled a mobile device for detecting electronic fraud. The device detects the signals of local networks for telephone communication, which operates within the frequency range of 800-1900 MHz, known as Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM). It is often used by students as hard to detect electronic fraud.:
Identification :
Name: Falcon Eyes
Designers: Dr. Omar Abdurrahman Dawood & Asst. Inst. Ahmed Suleiman Farhan
Device Specifications:
- Portable, hand size device, can be easily carried by the monitors.
- Weight = 200 gr.
- Dimensions: 3.5*7*7 cm
- Detects local networks and GSM frequency.
- Led light indicator to detect unseen communications.
- Headset to peep a sound in case connection found.
- 100% locally designed & assembled.
- Frequency 800-1900 MHz.
- Range 2-3 + m.
- Rechargeable battery with adaptor.
- Battery age up to 7 hours.
- Voltage = 4 V.
