Fiber Optics Fundamentals

Course Objectives
This training course provides the student with a strong background in the area of planning telecommunication transmission networks using modern Radio-relay Digital Microwave radio. The course covers in detail all the important aspects of radio propagation, starting from free-space loss and absorption loss, followed by statistical analysis of various phenomena impairing radio reception process -rain, multipath fading (both flat and selective), K-factor variation and ducting.

Audience
Junior Engineer who want to understand of fiber optic technology.

Course Syllaby

  • Introduction and basic concept : Transmission network, Available RF Spectrum, ITU recommendation, Transmission media
  • Microwave Link planning : Map study, path profiles, antenna height, path calculation, performance, frequency allocation, equipment specification and selection
  • Link Budget Calculation
  • Microwave propagation : free space, atmospheric, rain attenuation, freshnel zone concept, terrain effect, multipath
  • Link Performance and availability considerations
  • Protection and diversity
  • Interference analysis
  • Passive repeater

Duration
2 days