WiMAX Industry

 

 
  Home News White Papers Buyers Guide  


 

Perpetual Solutions

LTE Training

 LTE Technical Overview
 LTE Non-Technical Overview
 LTE Fundamentals
 MIMO and Antenna Technology
 LTE Signalling and Protocols
 LTE Interworking
 LTE Core Network

WiMAX Training

 Radio Principles Fundamentals
 WiMAX Overview
 Understanding WiMAX Wireless
 Implementing WiMAX Networks
 WiMAX, WiFi & Wireless Planning
 Wireless MESH Networking
 WiMAX Fixed BWA

CDMA Training

 CDMA Networking and Security
 W-CDMA for UMTS

IMS, SIP, CAMEL Training

 NGN, IMS, SIP, IN and SIGTRAN
 Next Gen Networks, SIP, SigTran
 IMS & SIP Technical Description

 Intelligent Networks, INAP &
 CAMEL

 Wireless IN and CAMEL
 Mobile IP

Prerequisite Courses

Follow Up Courses

 Request Info/Contact
 

Industry Highlights

3650MHz Band

WiMAX White Papers
WiMAX Company List
WiMAX Trade Shows

WiMAX Jobs

WiMAX Books
WiMAX Buyer's Guide
WiMAX Forums
WiMAX Stocks
WiMAX Market Reports

WiMAX Antennas

 

WiMAX Resources

WiMAX Training

      WiMAX News
      WiMAX Equipment
      WiMAX Billing Solutions
      VoIP over WiMAX
      WiMAX Vendors
      WiMAX Test Tools
      WiMAX Development
      WiMAX RSS Feeds
 

 

 

 WiMAX Buyers Guide

 

WiMAX Hardware

WiMAX Base Station

WiMAX CPE

WiMAX Antenna

WiMAX Equipment

WiMAX Cooling Systems

WiMAX Chips, Chipsets,
Boards & Components

WiMAX Turnkey

WiMAX PtP - Point-to-Point

WiMAX PtMP - Point-to-Multipoint

WiMAX Test Equipment

WiMAX Equipment Distributors

WiMAX Software

WiMAX Billing Software

WiMAX Test Software

WiMAX Mesh Networks

WiMAX Network Monitoring

WiMAX QoS Solutions -
Quality of Service

WiMAX Provisioning
Software

WiMAX Monitoring Software

WiMAX Software Distributors

WiMAX Services

WiMAX Installation
WiMAX Business Case

WiMAX Network Design

WiMAX Hosted Billing

WiMAX Networking

WiMAX WISPs ISPs

WiMAX Integrators

WiMAX Training

WiMAX Consulting

WiMAX Solutions

WiMAX Metro Area Networks (MANs)

WiMAX Campus Area
Networks

Military WiMAX Systems

WiMAX VoIP

WiMAX Backhaul

 

 

Submit your Site

Subscribe

 

 

 

 

 

LTE Fundamentals

 
Training Course Outline

Course Duration:
3 Days

Training Course Description:
With 3G mobile technology already rolled out by over 200 operators in over 80 countries, preparations are well under way to create the next generation of mobile technology.

The UMTS standards body, 3GPP, has been following its plan to achieve ambitious goals for the future of mobile communications.. This is Long Term Evolution – LTE. Work on this is contained in Release 8 of the 3GPP Specifications. A headline goal is 100 Mbps in the downlink and 50 Mbps on the uplink, representing roughly a ten-fold improvement on HSDPA today.

This in-depth course covers all aspects of LTE, from the environment and forces shaping it, the physical changes involving MIMO antennas and the move from CDMA to OFDM, through the logical air interface channels to the necessary architectural and core network changes. Some specific aspects such as security and handover to non-3GPP technologies are included.

At the end of this course, delegates will:
  • Understand the mobile arena and the goals of LTE
  • Appreciate the evolutionary path towards LTE
  • Be aware of major air interface features including SC-FDMA
  • Gain an understanding of the radio channels at both physical and logical levels.
  • Know the principles of LTE security.
  • Appreciate the manoeuvreings between LTE and Mobile WiMAX
Prerequisites:
The course assumes some familiarity with existing UMTS systems.

This course includes the following modules:

Goals of LTE
  • Performance Aims and Objectives
  • Capability Goals
  • System Performance Aims
  • Deployment Requirements
  • Architecture and Migration Requirements
  • Complexity Targets

Evolution of UMTS

  • UMTS Architecture
  • HSPA Directions of Change – Antennas, Modulations and Common Channels
  • Problems with the UMTS Approach
  • LTE Architecture

Physical Layer: Moving Antennas On

  • MIMO Concepts
  • Space Time Diversity Coding and Spatial Multiplexing

Physical Layer Downlink:Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing – OFDM

  • Proposed use in LTE
  • Changes to Modulation
  • Turbo Coding Refresher

Physical Layer Uplink: SC-FDMA

  • Overall Description
  • Benefits and Capabilities

Physical Layer: Radio Interface Channels

  • Evolved UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA)
  • Radio Channels and their Usage

Layer 2: MAC, RL, PDCP, etc.

  • MAC Sublayer
  • RLC Sublayer
  • PDCP Sublayer
  • RRC
  • E-UTRAN Entities
  • ARQ and HARQ
  • Mobility Management
  • Scheduling and Rate Control

Core Network Aspects

  • LTE Architectural Concepts
  • SAE – System Architecture Evolution
  • Reference Points:
  • The S Series of Reference Points
  • The Application Protocol Interface X2
  • Handover and Mobility to Non-3GPP Technologies

Security Aspects

  • Principles
  • Access Security Management Entity (ASME)

 

Request Info/Contact
 
 

Home

White Papers Buyers Guide Company List

Trade Shows

Billing Solutions RSS Feeds Test Tools
Training Advertising Contact Us Submit Site

copyright 2007, WiMAX Industry, all rights reserved worldwide