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What is Telecom ?
Telecommunication is the assisted
transmission of signals over a distance for
the purpose of communication.
It is the technology of transferring information
over a distance.
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Information
1. Information can be of several type:
Audio – Telephone
Text - Telegraph , email, SMS
Pictures – Picture attachments
Video – Clipping over internet
Data – ATM to bank.
2. The same telecom technology/service cannot
communicate all the types of information.
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Thrust areas in Telecom
Customer premises equipment.
Access
Network
Transmission
Switching
Computerization
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Communication – Fixed Lines
Telephone Exchanges
Subscriber
Line
(2W)
Inter-Exchange
Junction
Subscriber
Line
(2W)
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Communication - Mobile
Telephone
Exchange
Subscriber
Line
(2W)
Inter-Exchange
Junction
Mobile Switching
Centre (MSC)
BSC BTS
MS
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Sub Access Network
MDF
Primary
CABINET
PILLARS
Secondary
Distribution
DP
DP
DP
DP
Drop wire
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NETWORK DIAGRAM OF CDMA / WLL SYSTEM
PSTN
BSC
( V5.2 OR
R2/NO.7 )
BTS
FAX
FWT
2 Mbps
DIGITAL
LINK
..
MS
2 Mbps
DIGITAL
LINK2 Mbps
DIGITAL
LINK
Telecom
Network
BTS
BSC : Base Station Controller
MSC : Mobile Switching Centre
FWT : Fixed Wireless Terminal at subscriber premises.
MS : Mobile Station
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PSTN model Vs NGN model
Voice
Network
IP
Network
Video
Network
Storage
Network
IP
Network (for Voice, Data & Video)
• Dedicated Network per service
• Large Invest
• Multiple technologies / Knowledge
• Convergence technologies
• Cost reduction
• One Protocol, one Knowledge
Voice Data Video Storage voice Data Video Storage
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PSTN model Vs NGN model
Voice
Network
IP
Network
Video
Network
Storage
Network
IP
Network (for Voice, Data & Video)
• Dedicated Network per service
• Large Invest
• Multiple technologies / Knowledge
• Convergence technologies
• Cost reduction
• One Protocol, one Knowledge
Voice Data Video Storage voice Data Video Storage
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One network for everything
TodayToday TomorrowTomorrow
Telephone
network
Mobile radio
network
IP-Network
Multimedia Access - Advantages:
• easy to handle
• reliable
• mobile
Internet
Transition to NGN: Third wave
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Purpose of External Plant
To provide connectivity between CPE &
Switch.
Advantages of copper over wireless.
Dedicated channel for each customer
More bandwidth than wireless.
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Local Loop
Signaling and Switching system
A Typical Public Switched Telephone Network
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E
X
C
H
A
N
G
E
PILLARS
DP
BOX
PILLARS
IN
PILLARS
OUT
MDF Line Side
MDF Exchange
Side
Pillar 125
DP TAG No
EXCG
Equip No. CPE
MDF vertical-> Pillar In(hardwired), Pillar Out-> DP TAG No.(Hardwired)
Outdoor Plant Schematic Pictureork
Jumper Jumper
Drop-Pair
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Comparison of two types of dialing
Decadic
The interruption rate or
the dialing rate is
generally 10 Hz.
Time taken for Decadic
dialing varies with the
digits dialed (for dialing
'0' maximum time is
required)
On an average, it is
possible to dial typically
0.8 digits/sec.
DTMF
Time taken to dial any
digit is constant and it is
possible to dial typically 7
digits/sec.. Thus, DTMF
is almost 10 times faster.
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Electronic ringer
Piezo electric transducer
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Jelly Filled Telephone
Cables
Conductor: Solid plain anneated high
conductivity copper wire of nominal
diameter 0.32, 0.4, 0.50, 0.63, 0.90 mm
Insulation: Solid or Foam skin extruded
polyethylene insulation grade stabilized.
100 % vergin material and colored as
per requirement.
Pair: Two insulated conductors of
specified colors twisted together with
pre-determined lay to form a pair. The
cross talk is minimized.
The lines from the exchange are sent to the MDF. From MDF the lines are multiplexed to the pillars which in turn are multiplexed to DPs. The lines are then connected with CPE at the customer premises.