1/2 Days / 1 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Description
This course introduces some of the key techniques used in the latest products related to microwave radio.
Topics covered include adaptive modulation; radio link protection and bonding; fixed link MIMO; Internet Protocol (IP) radio; Ethernet QoS management; header compression and split mount; and full outdoor configuration. The course looks at how vendors and network planners are addressing the issues associated with upgrading from legacy microwave technologies (PDH/SDH) to full IP. The emerging E-band technology is discussed in detail, with a particular emphasis on planning E-band links and the technical specifications of a range of equipment from the main vendors.
In this comprehensive IP Microwave and E-Band Planning Training Course, participants will delve into the latest techniques and technologies in the field of microwave radio. The course covers a wide range of topics including adaptive modulation, radio link protection, Ethernet QoS management, and the transition from legacy microwave technologies to full IP. Participants will also gain valuable insights into E-band technology, with a focus on planning E-band links and understanding the technical specifications of equipment from leading vendors.
This course is ideal for experienced transmission and backhaul engineers, as well as system architects looking to deepen their understanding of fixed broadband radio. A good knowledge of radio principles and familiarity with IP technologies are recommended prerequisites for this training. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid grasp of Ethernet radio, spectrum and regulation, technological developments in fixed link radio, planning IP and E-Band radio links, and timing and synchronization.
Who would benefit
This course is intended for experienced transmission and backhaul engineers and system architects requiring an in-depth understanding of the evolution of fixed broadband radio.
Prerequisites
A good knowledge of radio principles would be desirable, as well as an appreciation of IP technologies.
Topic Areas Include
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Ethernet Radio
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Spectrum and Regulation
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Technological Developments in Fixed Link radio
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Planning IP and E-Band Radio Links
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Timing and Synchronization
