2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Description
Course Code: MB2103
Course Summary
This course begins with an overview of CDMA2000™ origins, the key standardization work as well as general network architecture. The course continues with an engineering overview of CDMA operation in a 3G context; one of the underpinning technologies and is followed by a brief review of cdmaOne™.
This 2-day CDMA2000™ Radio Access training course provides a comprehensive overview of CDMA2000™ technology, including its origins, key standardization work, network architecture, and engineering principles in a 3G context. Ideal for engineering staff working on CDMA access networks, this course covers the operation and capabilities of CDMA2000™ 1x and 1xEV-DO systems. Participants should have a good understanding of modern digital cellular communication techniques and some experience with cdmaOne/IS-95 operation.
The course covers a range of topic areas, including the evolution of 3G network architecture, cdmaOne overview, CDMA principles in 3G systems, access and core network elements and interfaces, 1x and 1xEV options for CDMA2000™, radio link higher-layer protocols, Link Access Control (LAC) protocol, Medium Access Control (MAC) protocol, 1xEV-DO protocol stack, 1x and 1xEV-DO channels, 1x and 1xEV-DO physical layer structure, and system access, call processing, and handover. Join us for this in-depth training to enhance your understanding of CDMA2000™ Radio Access technology.
Who would benefit
Engineering staff working on CDMA access networks requiring an understanding of the operation and capabilities of the CDMA2000™ 1x and 1xEV-DO systems.
Prerequisites
A good understanding of modern digital cellular communication techniques and, ideally, some experience of cdmaOne/IS-95 operation.
Topic Areas Include
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Evolution of 3G network architecture
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cdmaOne overview
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CDMA principles in 3G systems
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Access and core network elements and interfaces
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1x and 1xEV options available for CDMA2000™
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Radio link higher-layer protocols
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Link Access Control (LAC) protocol
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Medium Access Control (MAC) protocol
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1xEV-DO protocol stack
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1x and 1xEV-DO channels
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1x and 1xEV-DO physical layer structure
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System access, call processing and handover
