
This
two-day seminar gives technical personnel a solid introduction to CDMA
principles and system operation.
Target Audience
Technical personnel
responsible for design, maintenance, problem-solving and growth planning of
CDMA systems.
Course Presentation Setting and Methods
Presented
in a classroom setting using computer projection with student workbooks.
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Survey
of Current Wireless Technologies
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Comparison
of CDMA and other access methods
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Wireless
Deployment Survey: who’s using what?
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CDMA
Spread-Spectrum Basics
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CDMA
Signal RF Characteristics
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CDMA
Spreading Sequences and Code Channels, forward and reverse links
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How it
all works: decoding individual CDMA signals
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Capacity
Implications of the Air Interface
Basic
CDMA Network Architecture and Hardware Capacity Implications
Basic
CDMA Handset Architecture
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Ec/Io,
FER, Eb/No, Receive Power, Transmit Power, Transmit Gain Adjust
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Access
Throttling: Excess Forward Link
Capacity and thresholds
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RF Section,
Digital Section, Correlators (“rake fingers”)
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Operation
of the Pilot Searcher
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Operational
States, from wakeup through end of a call
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CDMA
Pilot Sets, number of members, promotion and demotion
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Handoff
Parameters, Handoff Messaging
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Pilot Searcher
timing implications
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RF
implications of handoff scenarios
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Hard
handoff and inter-network considerations
Introduction
to CDMA Layer 3 Messaging
Basic
System Traffic Engineering and Design
System
Growth Management
Real-life
Example Data
Basic
technical mathematics; one to two years exposure to communications systems or
general electronics.
Student
Guide
Miscellaneous
supplies.
Classroom suitable for student note-taking and a screen or other projection surface
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Scott Baxter
& Associates
PO Box 158777
Nashville,
Tennessee 37215
USA
Phone (800)
890-0829
Fax (615)
244-4105