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Wireless Technologies [TRC-400]

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Wireless Technologies

Course Code: TRC-400

Course Duration: 3 days

Course Objective(s):

To provide telecom professionals with a high level technical treatment of major mobile and fixed wireless technologies.

Expected Accomplishment(s):

On completion of course, participants will be able to:

  • Step through key wireless concepts
  • List the factors that affect radio propagation
  • Identify frequency bands used for different wireless applications
  • Describe architecture of 2G, 2.5 G and 3G wireless networks
  • Distinguish between channelization and scrambling codes in UMTS
  • Outline general layout of a microwave radio link.
  • Estimate Fresnel clearance, system gain and fade margin
  • Outline the schematic of remote VSAT and Hub station
  • Compare and contrast C band and Ku band VSAT systems
  • Describe channel access in WLAN
  • Understand OFDM/OFDMA concepts
  • Describe network entry authentication in WiMAX
  • Describe how Bluetooth works

Who Can Benefit:

Engineers, Communications Managers, IT Managers and Technicians will benefit from this course.

Prerequisite(s):

Participants should have attended the Radio Fundamentals course or have equivalent knowledge.

Course Outline:

Wireless Basics

  • Frequency bands
  • Shannon’s capacity limit
  • Modulation
  • Power level calculations
  • Cellular Concept
  • Traffic Concept
  • RF propagation mechanics

Cellular Mobile Systems

  • 2G, 3G frequency bands
  • GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS architecture and interfaces
  • Access technologies-FDMA, TDMA and WCDMA
  • Channelization vs. Scrambling
  • Power Control
  • Rake Receiver
  • Handoffs-hard and soft

Microwave Radio

  • Applications
  • Building blocks
  • Frequency bands
  • Fresnel zone, Earth curvature
  • System gain and fade margin
  • Estimating fade margin

Satellite Communication

  • Key elements
  • Satellite orbitals
  • Footprints
  • Remote VSAT and Hub- architecture and topologies
  • C band vs. Ku band VSATs
  • Applications

WLAN (IEEE 802.11)

  • WLAN topologies
  • 802.11 amendments/variants
  • MAC functionality
  • Channel access and authentication
  • Handover

WMAN (IEEE 802.16)

  • 802.16 genealogy
  • WiMAX forum
  • WiMAX profiles
  • OFDM/OFDMA concept
  • WiMAX protocol stack
  • Network entry and operation
  • Comparison of 802.xx standards

WPAN (IEEE 802.16)

  • Unlicensed frequency bands
  • Bluetooth protocol stack and operation
  • Piconet
  • Scatternet
  • BPAN

Delivery Method:

Training delivery methods will include instructor-led classes and exercises.

Related Training:

  • 3G Wireless Networks
  • Understanding GSM
  • Understanding GPRS
  • Understanding UMTS
  • Satellite Communication
  • VSAT Networks
  • Implementing 802.11 Wireless LAN
  • Digital Microwave Transmission & Link Design

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