DIT07M1-SP Fundamentals of Telecommunication

DIT07M1-SP Fundamentals of Telecommunication

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The first step in networking is to understand the way in which a network operates and the components used to connect two or more devices to the network. This connection is enabled by Routers and Switches.
This course provides information about fundamentals of Telecommunication, OSI and TCP/IP models, frame structures, protocols used for exchanging information and also about some of the communication issues involved in this process.
After completion of this course, students will have a wide knowledge on telecommunication network and troubleshooting methodologies to overcome communication issues.

 

WHO SHOULD COMPLETE THIS COURSE?

  • IT managers 
  • Network Administrator
  • Network Security Engineer
  • Networking Technicians
  • Electronic Engineers
  • Server Administrator
  • Systems engineers

 

COURSE OUTLINE

TELECOMMUNICATION – BASICS

  • Basic concepts
  • Transmission modes
  • Simplex communication
  • Half duplex communication
  • Full duplex communication
  • Signal modulation techniques

 

7 LAYER ISO MODEL

  • Closed system vs open systems
  • OSI model
  • Concise seven OSI layers
  • Representation of OSI model
  • OSI message passing
  • Simplified OSI model for Industrial systems

 

4 LAYER TCP/IP MODEL

  • OSI model and TCP/IP 
  • OSI Vs. ARPA
  • IP protocol
  • IPV4 address notation
  • Netid and hostid
  • Addressing structure and Sub netting 
  • IP V4 & IP V6 header

 

WIRED SERIAL COMMUNICATION – BASICS I

  • Balanced vs unbalanced 
  • Unbalanced interface & signaling
  • Balanced signaling
  • Terminology 

 

WIRED SERIAL COMMUNICATION – BASICS II

  • Bits & bytes
  • Characters & codes
  • ASCII codes
  • Other binary codes

 

ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS FRAME

  • Synch vs Asynch digital 
  • Synch vs Asynch comms
  • Asynchronous frame format
  • UART
  • Asynchronous frame parameters
  • Sequence of events
  • Parity

 

RECOMMENDED STANDARD SERIES

  • EIA/RS – 232 standards
  • DTE Vs. DCE
  • DTE/DCE connections
  • TTL vs EIA 232 voltage levels
  • Voltage levels on EIA – 232
  • RS-232 breakout box
  • Installing RS-232
  • Protocol analyzer connection
  • EIA-423
  • EIA- 422 balanced line drive &  real life voltage
  • EIA 485 vs RS 485
  • EIA 485 real life voltage
  • RS 485 line modes
  • Two wire multidrop network
  • Four wire network
  • RS232/485 difference & similarities

 

INTRODUCTION TO PROTOCOL & ASCII PROTOCOL

  • Definition of protocol
  • On ISO layer 1 & 2
  • Asynch frame controls
  • XONXOFF
  • ACKNAKETX

 

ASYNCH & SYNCHRONOUS HEX PROTOCOL

  • HEX protocol
  • Modbus as open protocol
  • Modbus: Master/Slave protocol
  • Modbus physical & application layer
  • Synchronous message structure 
  • Protocol structure
  • Binary synchronous protocol
  • HDLC & SDLC
  • File transfer protocol

 

DF-1 PROTOCOL

  • DF-1 Protocol
  • ASCII control characters
  • Control symbols vs data
  • DF-1 bridge
  • Protocol: Flow diagram, pseudo code and action diagrams
  • Application frames
  • Full & half duplex protocol frames
  • Data layers in frames

 

 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKS

  • LAN
  • MAN
  • WAN
  • Balance between LAN, MAN & WAN
  • Submarine WAN cables
  • Satellite WAN coverage

 

PHYSICAL & LOGICAL TOPOLOGIES

  • Physical topologies
  • Physical bus topology
  • Physical star topology
  • Physical ring topology 
  • Physical bi-directional ring topology 

 

MEDIA ACCESS CONTROL

  • Media access control: Token passing
  • Media access control: Polling
  • Media access control: Contention
  • Media access control: CSMA/CD
  • Media access control: CSMA/CA
  • Media access control: Conclusion

 

MAC & INTERCONNECTING METHODS

  • Media access
  • LAN access – Token passing & Contention
  • ALOHA - throughput vs load
  • CSMA/CD - throughput vs load
  • CSMA/CD ALGORITHM
  • LAN CSMA/CD
  • 802.3 CSMA/CD
  • Repeaters, Bridges & Switches
  • Routing
  • Routers – Fundamentals & Functions
  • Protocol converters 
  • Switched LAN

 

TROUBLESHOOTING METHODOLOGY

  • Common issues
  • Quick steps
  • Specific methodology

 

COMMUNICATION ISSUES & NOISE

  • Communication issues
  • Electrical noise to exist
  • Sources of electrical noise

 

COUPLING, CABLE SPACING & GROUNDING

  • Coupling of noise sources
  • Impedance coupling
  • Electrostatic coupling
  • Electrostatic shielding
  • Magnetic coupling
  • Radio frequency interference
  • Shielding
  • Signal isolation
  • Shielding performance
  • Cable spacing
  • Grounding
  • Measuring ground circuit current
  • Series & parallel single point grounding

Investment

Plan Name Investment
Unlimited Access for 2 Years: US$ 199.00

Instructor

John Lawrence

B.Sc (Hons) M.Sc B.Com (Hons)

 

John is an accomplished and practising Project Manager who has been involved in the mining and oil industries, banking, investment and finance sectors for over 25 years. His extensive Project Management skills have been acquired through various contrasting project types - application development projects, company infrastructure set-up in multi-million dollar technical and mining evaluation systems, IT component company relocations and strategy development.

His adaptive approach to Project Management has proven invaluable to numerous clients - from hands-on to a consultancy capacity relative to key prevailing factors. He has a strong belief in Post Project Reviews and feeding this experience back into new projects. John is particularly enthusiastic about the opportunity in using software tools to improve the management of projects - both engineering and IT based.

In the past 10 years John has concentrated on the areas of Project Management and Technical training with a number of European and North American based companies. His individual style of training and successful transfer of information methods have made him a highly sought after instructor. An inspiring and professional instructor, you will benefit from and enjoy John’s presentations, including Project Management, Technical and Specification Writing, Data Communications and Networking.

 

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