Synchronisation
SDH nodes must remain tightly synchronised. In transmission networks, synchronisation failures cause service degradation. In mobile networks, it has been shown that bad synchronisation increases the risk of handover failures.
Course Contents
- Emergence of SDH/SONET Networks
- Functional Architecture
- SDH/SONET Formats and Procedures
- SDH Transport Services
- Transporting PDH/T-Carrier Tributaries
- Pointers and Timing Compensation
- Overheads
- Concatenation
- Performance Monitoring
- SDH Resilience
- Synchronisation Networks
- Interconnection of Nodes
- Interferences in Synchronisation Signals
- Synchronisation of Transmission Networks
- Digital Synchronisation and Switching
- Dealing with Jitter
- Dealing with Wander
- Tests on ADMs and Cross-Connects
Course Profile
- Target group: Network designers, engineers
- Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of transmission
- Duration: 7.5 h
- Evaluation: Test (upon request)
- Language: English or Spanish
Course Kit
- Copper Qualification book
- Presentation slides
- 10 x Pocket Guides
- White Papers
