Transmission on the Lines

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Transmission on the Lines - XP32PPV

Student survey results
Credits 4
Semesters Summer
Completion Exam
Language of teaching Czech
Extent of teaching 4P + 0C
Annotation
The lectures are focused basically on metallic lines and its application in local and access networks. The optical fiber is more and more frequently used in these areas, but broadband transmission on the metallic lines is still actual and perspective. The base themes in the lectures are line parameters and crosstalk modeling, spectral management and crosstalk cancelation.
Study targets
Students will learn how to calculate transmission quality parameters, model line properties, and estimate the theoretical information capacity.
Course outlines
1. Transmission network, hierarchy, media. ^ 2. Model of network, topology, using of graphs. ^ 3. Performance monitoring, bit error rate analysis, AWGN noise impairment. ^ 4. Network plans, plan of transmission parameters. ^ 5. Metallic lines, modeling of parameters. ^ 6. Modeling of inhomogeneous line. ^ 7. Crosstalk, unbalance of lines, NEXT and FEXT models. ^ 8. Spectral management in the cables, transmission capacity of metallic lines. ^ 9. Broadband transmission on line in LAN. ^ 10. Broadband transmission on line in access network. ^ 11. Optical access networks. ^ 12. Crosstalk cancellation, VDMT modulation. ^ 13. Theoretic limits of metallic lines.
Exercises outlines
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Literature
[1] Starr, T., Cioffi J. M., Silverman, P. J., "Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology?, Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Saddle River, USA, Jan. 1999. ISBN 0-13-780545-4.
[2] Hughes, H., "Telecommunications Cables: Design, Manufacture and Installation?, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., Chichester, England, June 1997. ISBN 0-471-97410-2.SACKINGER, Eduard. Broadband circuits for Optical Fiber Communication. 1st edition. New Jersey : Wiley, 2005. 453 s. ISBN 0-471-71233-7.
Requirements
Participation in the measurements and the incorporation of the results, the development of individual project.