Fixed Line and Broadband Network
Participants will learn about basic telephone terminal, modem and some basic concepts about local loop.
The course content then move towards the switching system which is used to determine the routing pathway of the call. Switched are contained in local exchanges, and central offices or tandem exchanges. Switching systems can be broadly classified as Circuit Switching or PSTN and Packet Switching or Internet. Circuit Switching can be done as time switching, in which switching is done between time slots. In packet switching, each data stream is divided into chunks, called packets; each packet is sent separately into the network.
The Fixed line and Broadband Network course also covers :
- the PSTN Network hierarchy,
- numbering scheme and
- call flow.
The course includes aspects of the data services or internet services provided by fixed access network.
The course concluded covering various terminologies related to fixed access network like ISDN, VPN, DSL, ADSL , FTTx, TX-IP or MPSL
Basic understanding telecom terminologies
Engineering students or people with some technical background in telecom
- Evolution of PSTN or fixed line network
- Basic call flows
- Identify the fixed access network architecture for Internet, including:
- Copper, and
- Optical
- Fixed wireless for last mile connectivity, including:
- Wi-Fi, HotSpots,
- TX IP, MPLS, and Integrated Access Network
After Completion of the Course, you will be able to explain:
- PSTN Network
- Call Flow in PSTN
- Terminologies related to fixed access network
- FTTC/FTTB/FT
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