Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III

Commitment	3 Days, 7-8 hours a day.
Language	English
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Delivery Options	Instructor-Led Onsite, Online, and Classroom Live

COURSE OVERVIEW

This is the third Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course in the series on mobile wireless cellular communications. This Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course begins with one of the most important topics in mobile cellular networks today. Since the RF spectrum, used by mobile operators, is quite limited, there has been a need for radio link technologies to operate more efficiently.

The first section delves into the complex topic of how multiple antenna systems are used in mobile cellular networks, which is yet another way to increase data rates between the mobile and base stations. This critical technology was introduced in enhanced 3G mobile networks, referred to as 3.5G, which is also used in Wireless LANs (WLANs) today. It has become the basis for the air interface design in both 4G Long-Term Evolution (LTE) and 5G Radio Access Networks (RANs), which is critical to providing ever-increasing data rates. It also forms the basis for other enhancements that provide greater user density, in higher-population areas.

The second section of this Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course focuses on the various Long Term Evolution (LTE) standards, including LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) and LTE-A Pro. Today, there are over five billion unique mobile subscribers, worldwide, with all generations of technologies combined (2G through 5G). And there are over 10 billion overall subscriptions, worldwide, when cellular Internet of Things (IoT) devices are included. Growth in 4G-LTE subscriptions is expected to grow through 2022 when 5G is expected to have a huge impact on global market saturation.

Section three of the Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course covers the advances in mobile cellular technology, focusing on the evolving core networks, and newer methods of connectivity to the RAN. This section also introduces the concept of Self-Organizing Networks (SON) that help to manage growth and allow operators to scale today’s cellular networks to meet demands. The concepts and implementation of small cells are also introduced and used to greatly increase network coverage and density.

Finally, section four describes the current developments in 5G cellular networking standards and the services they provide. This Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training section will begin with an overview of the International Telecommunications Union – Radio (ITU-R) requirements, providing a thorough description of what a 5G network is, and what services it can provide. The Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training course will then conclude with an in-depth look at some of the technologies that are part of 5G networks and interfaces between logical and physical components of the network.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

3 days of Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III with an expert instructor
Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Electronic Course Guide
Certificate of Completion
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

COURSE DESCRIPTION

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course, students will be able to:

Determine the value of an antenna system or array based on its design
List the techniques used at cell sites to improve the coverage and capacity of a mobile network
Determine how Advanced Antenna Systems (AAS) utilize multiple antenna techniques and antenna diversity to achieve beam forming and higher signal resolution
Differentiate between analog and digital beamforming using MIMO
Compare and contrast the differences between and benefits of spatial diversity and spatial multiplexing
Interpret the impact of the introduction of the ITU-R’s IMT-Advanced: 4G requirements
Evaluate the impact of the two proposal responses for 4G: LTE-Advanced and Wireless MAN Advanced
List the requirements of 4G mobile cellular, according to the ITU-R’s IMT-Advanced requirements
Summarize the modifications to the system architecture for LTE-Advanced, compared with Rel. 8
Analyze the evolved UTRAN architecture, defining the improved characteristics over pre-4G LTE
Relate the Evolved Packet Core (EPC) enhancements of LTE-Advanced to improved service capabilities
Evaluate the architecture of LTE-Advanced networks and list enhanced capabilities
Define the LTE communication protocols used by the signaling and control planes
List the LTE security procedures for the network access and network domain
Define the different elements of LTE mobility: idle mode, X2 and S1 handover
Describe the interworking functions between LTE-Advanced and UMTS/GPRS networks
Distinguish the modifications in mobile backhaul technologies with LTE-Advanced
List the technologies involved in the advancements of the mobile core network and backhaul transmission
Describe the significant innovations in RAN technology that have evolved from the standalone base stations to heterogeneous cloud RANs (H-CRANs)
Provide a summary of the techniques using small cell networks to increase coverage and density for mobile subscribers
List the key advantages of Self Organizing Network (SON) standards and demonstrate why they have such a significant impact on our existing mobile cellular networks
Investigate the enhancements of LTE-Advanced Pro; the 3GPPs path toward 5G
Understand the technologies and resulting services that will be incorporated into 5G networks
Define the changes to the LTE network architecture to support LTE-Advanced Pro (4.5G)
Discover the technologies being developed to support the cellular Internet of Things (IoT)
List the significant specifications that define the ITU-R’s IMT-2020 requirements for 5G
Define the network components of a 5G network

CUSTOMIZE IT

We can adapt this Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course to your group’s background and work requirements at little to no added cost.
If you are familiar with some aspects of this Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications course, we can omit or shorten their discussion.
We can adjust the emphasis placed on the various topics or build the Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III around the mix of technologies of interest to you (including technologies other than those included in this outline).
If your background is nontechnical, we can exclude the more technical topics, include the topics that may be of special interest to you (e.g., as a manager or policy-maker), and present the Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course in a manner understandable to lay audiences.

AUDIENCE/TARGET GROUP

The target audience for this Mobile Wireless and Cellular Communications Training Part III course:

Anyone who needs a detailed understanding of cellular communication methods and standards, how cellular networks operate, and how emerging technologies are changing the landscape, including enterprise personnel responsible for making cellular communications decisions, engineers, and sales engineers. This Mobile Wireless Cellular Communications course is also recommended for military and organizations responsible for national security since 2G services continue to operate in many nation-states around the world.

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