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Course Duration |
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5-day instructor-led, 0900-1700 |
Course Objectives |
The goal of this
course is to present
details and
up-to-date
information on both
Fixed and Mobile
WiMAX technology and
the corresponding
family of IEEE
802.16 standards.
The focus
is on the WiMAX
technology and its
applications. The
participants will
learn the features
of the technology
that
are relevant for
system performance
and applications. |
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Course Overview |
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This a 5-day course
focusing on the
WiMAX technology and
applications. We
will address the
following
topics:
- Differences
between Fixed and
Mobile WiMAX
technology
will be examined.
The related layer 1
and 2 protocol
functions are dealt
with in great
detail.
- WiMAX
deployment and
rollout strategies
will be examined.
- All-IP
network architecture
will be described.
- VoIP, IPTV,
cellular
alternative, and
mobile TV as
WiMAX applications
will be discussed.
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Key Benefits |
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The participants
will gain a detailed
end-to-end knowledge
of the WiMAX
technology, and the
corresponding
applications.
Furthermore, they
will be able to
address real-world
problems of the
WiMAX deployment.
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Pre-Requisites for Participants |
A strong knowledge
of wireless
communication
systems is
required.
Preferential but not
necessary experience
with 2G
or 3G radio planning
and deployment. |
Who Should Attend? |
Technical managers
who want to learn
and understand the
benefits and
potential issues
with Fixed and
Mobile WiMAX.
Development,
application and
deployment engineers
that
require a good
knowledge of the
WiMAX technology and
its
applications. |
Course Outline |
Day 1
Introduction
Wireless Standards
Overview
802.16 Standard
Timeline
802.16 Standard
Characteristics
WiMAX Forum
WiMAX Profiles
WiMAX and ITU
WiMAX
Principles
OFDM vs. Single
Carrier
Frequency and
Temporal
Diversity
TDD vs. FDD
RF Front-End
Network Topologies.
Day 2
WiMAX Physical
Layer
Fixed WiMAX
- OFDM
Parameters
- TDD Frame
Content
- Contention
Access
- Channel Coding
and Modulation
-
Measurements
- Link
Adaptation
Mobile
WiMAX
- Scalable
OFDMA
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Permutations
- Bins,
Subchannels, Tiles,
Slots
- HARQ
- Frequency
Reuse
- Handover
- Multicast and
Broadcast
Services
- MAC Layer
Overview
Day 3
WiMAX Access
Procedures
QoS enforcement
Network Entry
Ranging
Registration
Bandwidth
Requests
DL-MAP and UL-MAP
Message
Mobility
Procedure
Network
Architecture and
Applications
IP-Based Network
Architecture
Access Service
Network
Connectivity Service
Network
Mobile IP
Voice-over-IP
IPTV
Mobile TV
E1/T1 Emulation
Day 4
WiMAX
Deployment
When to Use Fixed or
Mobile WiMAX
Green-Field
Deployment
2G or 3G Upgrade
Optimizing for
VoIP
Optimizing for IPTV
and Mobile TV
Optimizing for
Different QoS
Classes
Day 5
Miscellaneous
Practical
Topics
Installation and
Maintenance
Testing
Error Vector
Magnitude
Adjacent Channel
Power Radio
Mobile WiMAX Release
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Chips Overview
Certification Test
Lab
Competing
Technologies
Summary
DSL
Cable Modem
FTTH (Fiber to the
home)
BPL (Broadband over
Power line)
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