Telecommunication Systems

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range
32TS	Z,ZK	7	3+3s

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Department of Telecommunications Engineering

Synopsis:

The Subject deals with Transmitting and Switching Systems both Analogous and Digital for Voice and Data Services. Principles of Multiplexing, Communication, Transmission and Switching, use of Metalic, Photonic and Vireles Media are explained.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. Telecommunication Services. Signals and Channels

2. Multiplexing Principles and Hierarchy

3. Metalic, Photonic and Vireles Media. Their Use

4. Analogous Transmitting Telecommunication Systems

5. Digital Transmitting Telecommunication Systems

6. Terrestrial and Satelite Systems. GSM

7. Data Transmitting - Interfaces, Modems, Multiplexing

8. Open Systém Interconnection Modell. Functions. Protocols

9. Packet Data Network. Protokol Data Unit Format

10.Switching Systems. Function and Blocks. Switching Field

11.Connection Controll. User and Network Signalling

12.Integrated Services Digital Network Reference Modell

13.Levels of the Analogous and Digital Network

14.Broadband Network Reference Modell and Services

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Introduction. Safety instructions

2. History and standardization, basic terms

3. Telephone channel - basic measurements

4. Telephone transmission systems with frequency multiplexing

5. Digital transmission systems, PCM principle

6. Digital transmission systems PDH

7. Fundamentals of teleinformatics, the film „Teleinformatics“

8. An introduction to diagnostics of data circuits

9. Excursion to the laboratory ISDN

10. Terminal devices in telecommunications networks

11. Switching network and control in systems of the 1st generation

12. Switching network and control in systems with crossbar switches

13. Digital switching systems

14. Substitute seminar/lab. Assessments obtaining

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Recommended literature will be specified by lecturer.

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