RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training

RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training:

RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training – Hands-on (Online, Onsite, and Classroom Live!)

RF systems come in a bewildering variety of forms and technologies, including satellite and terrestrial, mobile and fixed, microwave, trunked radio, HF/VHF, Blue-Tooth, and RF ID, to name a few. While these systems are diverse in design and function, they all employ radio waves as a means of communication and thus utilize concepts and techniques that are fundamental to all RF systems.

In this RF Systems Principles, Design and Deployment course, you will learn how radio waves propagate and fade, the models that describe RF propagation and fading, how antennas work and are used, the basic traffic engineering models, the principles of RF design and optimization including traffic engineering, and the process of deploying an RF system. At the end of the RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course, you will have a solid foundation in the concepts, principles, methods, and considerations common to all RF systems. You will then be well prepared to embark on a more detailed study of your specialized interest in RF, whether cellular/mobile, microwave, HF/VHF, satellite, or other

What’s Included?

4 days of RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training with an expert instructor
RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Electronic Course Guide
Certificate of Completion
100% Satisfaction Guarantee

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Customize It:

If you are familiar with some aspects of RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment, we can omit or shorten their discussion.
We can adjust the emphasis placed on the various topics or build the RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course around the mix of technologies of interest to you (including technologies other than those included in this outline).
If your background is nontechnical, we can exclude the more technical topics, include the topics that may be of special interest to you (e.g., as a manager or policy-maker), and present the RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course in a manner understandable to lay audiences.

Audience/Target Group:

The target audience for this RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course:

As RF systems become more varied and pervasive, there is a growing demand for engineers, technicians, and managers who understand RF. This RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course will benefit those new to the field who need to learn the key concepts, design principles, and deployment considerations that underlie all RF systems. The standard presentation of this course assumes technical background, though you need not be an electrical engineer to be able to take this course.

Prerequisites:

The knowledge and skills that a learner must have before attending this RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment course are:

At least one year of experience in the field of communication engineering, fixed or wireless telephony, information technology, or other technical fields.

RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training – Course Outlines:

Introduction

The electromagnetic spectrum
History of RF
Regulation of RF
Types of RF systems
RF applications

RF Propagation and Fading

Principles of RF propagation
RF modulation basics
Reflection, refraction, diffraction
Digital RF communications basics
Propagation models: Okumura, HATA, Cost 231
Free space loss
Reflection scatting loss, Rayleigh fading, multipath
Multipath cancellation

Antenna Concepts and Usage

How antennas work
Antenna gain
Antenna radiation patterns
Isotropic and dipole radiators
Collinear vertical antennas
Horizontal arrays, yagis, log-periodic
Effective radiated power
Testing and measurements
Performance testing
RF Systems Principles, Design and Deployment Training

Basics of Traffic Engineering

Trunks, circuits, an overview of the T-Carrier System
Erlang B, extended Erlang B, Erlang C
Blocking probability, basic operational concepts towards the grade of service (GoS)
Stochastic modeling of unknown variables
Traffic simulation
Using calculation tools

Design of RF Systems

Tools available for design
Design considerations
Propagation losses
Link budget
System degradation
Eb/No, SNR, BER, Noise
Limitations of bandwidth
Receiver sensitivity
Intermodulation distortion
RF performance and its optimization
RF system management and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Practice link budget calculations

Deployment of RF Systems

Planning to undertake RF deployment projects
RF deployment process
Successful and unsuccessful RF deployments
Morphology zones
Design Engineering
Traffic engineering
Mixers
RF regulatory considerations
Call processing
Mobility management
Soft versus Hard handover
RF optimization and performance testing
Indoor design considerations

Conclusion

A survey of current and evolving technologies
Directions for future study and specialization
RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training Course recap, Q/A, and Evaluations

RF Systems Principles, Design, and Deployment Training