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Module 1
Development of telecommunications
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Communications
Communications
The message (data and information) is
communicated via the signal
The tra s issio
ediu carries the sig al
Transmission
medium
Sender
Signal
Receiver
Co
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Telecommunications
Telecommunications
The electronic transmission of signals for communications,
including such means as:
Telephone
Radio
Television
Telecommunication medium
Anything that carries an electronic signal and interfaces between a
sending device and a receiving device
Schematic
Term in switching
Traffic:In telecommunication system, traffic is defined as the
occupancy of the servering the network.
There are two types of traffic viz. voice traffic and data traffic.
For voice traffic, the calling rate is defined as the number of
calls per traffic path during the busy hour.
In a day, the 60 minutes interval in which the traffic is highest
is called busy hour (BH).
Development of telecommunication
Telecommunication:
Transporting information by converting it to
electrical signals & transmitting these over a
distance
Electrical communication began with telegraphy
invented by WHEANSTONE & MORSE
It consisted of point to point
Telephony: ALEXANDER GRAHM BELL
2 way communication
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In telephone conversation,
Initiates call calling subscriber
Call destinated called subscriber
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Tree topology
Links are formed in a
tree structure.
Cheaper than partially
connected;
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Network services
The customer of PTO require many different
services
PSTN
Telex
Private network for voice & data
Cellular & radio network
PDN
Special service network, introduced to meet
special demands of customer
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Terminology
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Terminology
A switching centre is also called exchange in U.K, but
CO in North America.
An exchange that switches long distance traffic is
called trunk exchange in U.K , but a toll office in
North America
In U.K the customer access network of a local
exchange is usually called local network
In some other countries local area network is used to
describe the computer network of multi exchange
area
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Regulation
It deals with how the connection & services provided
to the customer through an exchange
In some countries telecommunication operating
companies are privately owned
In USA customer can obtain local service from the
regional operating company
Traffics are regulated by federal communication
commission for long distance traffic
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standards
Standardisation which has made an effective international
network possible is carried out through ITU
ITU classified into 2 main bodies
ITU sector(ITU-T): it includes the study of technical questions,
operating methods& traffics for telephony ,telegraphy ,data
communication
ITU radio communication sector (ITU-R): it studies all technical &
operating questions relating to radio communication, including
point to point communication, mobile services and broadcasting
INTRODUCTION TO TRANSMISSION IN
TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Transmission systems provide circuits between the nodes
of telecommunication network
If a circuit uses separate transmission path for each
direction these are called channels
In general complete channel passes through sending
equipment at a terminal station ,a transmission link ,
which may contain repeaters & receiving station
Signals classified into
Analog
Digital
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Multiplexing
POWER LEVEL
It is convenient to use Logarithmic unit of power
decibel(db)
If output power P2 is greater than input power P1 then
gain in decibels is given by
G = 10 log10 (P2 / P1 )
If P2 < P1 then the loss is
L = 10 log10 (P1 / P2 )
Gain & loss in terms of voltage & current
G= 20 log10 (V2 / V1 ) = 20 log10 (I2 / I1 )
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ECHOES
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Echo suppresser
Echo canceller
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Stability
BRL is sufficiently small & gain of its amplifier are suffiently
high,
Net gain around the loop may exceed zero & singing will occur
Net loss Ls = 2[ B+6-G4 ]db =2(B+L2)
Necessary condition for stability is Ls >0 this requires that
L2+B> 0
G2< B where G2= -L2
Gain can be obtained over 4 wire circuit is thus limited by BRL
BRL is zero when either Z or N is zero or infinite
Then the loss between the return & go channel is only 6db
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Singing point
The singing point of a circuit is defined as the maximum gain
S that can be obtained without producing singing
In practise the attenuation of singing path is deliberately
made greater than zero
This provides a safety margin & avoids the attenuation
distortion caused by echoes when circuit is operating close to
signing point, thus from equation
Ls = 2(B+L2)db, (*)
S=B
Singing point given by BRL
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STABILITY MARGIN
it is defined as the max amount of additional gain M,
that can be introduced in each direction of
transmission without causing singing
Ls-2m=0 from *
M = B+L2db
Thus it is sum of 2 wire to 2 wire loss & BRL
Digital transmission
Bandwidth & equalisation
The minimum bandwidth needed to transmit a digital
signal at B bauds was shown by nyquist to be Wmin = (1/2)B
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Regenerative repeaters
In digital transmission it is possible to use
regenerative repeaters instead of analog
amplifiers
regenerative repeaters samples the received
waveform at intervals corresponding to digital
rate
If the received voltage at sampling instant exeeds
a threshold voltage this triggers a pulse
generator which sends a pulse to next section
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Jitter
Variations in the extracted frequency can
cause a periodic variations of the times of the
regenerated pulses known as jitter
The tolerance to jitter of any subsequent
equipment in a link must therefore exceed the
amount of jitter produced by proceeding
equipment
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FDM
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FDM
FDM is an analog multiplexing technique that combines
analog signals.
It uses the concept of modulation
At TXR each incoming baseband signal (0< fm< Fm)from
an AF circuit to a balanced modulator supplied with
appropriate carrier frequency
o/p of this is called DSBSC
Signal sent to BPF it suppresses fc+fm & transmits only
lower side band
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TDM
Figure 6.12 Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
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TDM
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TDM
TDM is a digital multiplexing technique for
combining
several
low-rate
digital
channels into high-rate one.
Each baseband channel is connected to
transmission path by a sampling gate which is
opened for short interval by means of train of
pulses
Pulses with same repetition frequency but
staggered time shown in fig
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PCM
Quantising in PCM
PCM produces quantizing distortion which is not present in
analog transmission
This arise because the system can only transmit finite no. Of
samples
If the input signal is large compared with quantizing step ,the
error in successive samples are nearly random
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Bit interleaving
One bit is taken from each tributary in turn
If there are n i/p signal ,each with rate of Ft
bits/s, then combined rate will be NFt
each element will have a duration equal to
1/N of an i/p digit.
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WORD INTERLEAVING
Group of bits are taken from each tributary in turn &
this involves the use of storage at each i/p to hold
the bits waiting to be sampled
Bit interleaving is simpler & chosen for PDH
Word interleaving was chosen for SDH
There are 3 incompatible set of standards for
Plesiochronous digital multiplexing centre on
EUROPE,N. AMERICA ,JAPAN
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EUROPEAN PDH
It is based on 30 channel primary multiplex
Uses bit interleaving
Frame length is 125micros
When N tributeries are combined ,the no. digits contained in
higher order frame > n times no. Digits in tributary frame, this is
because it is necessary to add extra overhead digits for 2 reasons
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1)frame alignment
Higher order demux recognise the start of each
frame in order to route subsequent received digits to
correct outgoing tributaries
A unique code is sent as a frame alignment word,
which is recognised by demux
And used to maintain its operation in synchronism
with incoming signal
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AMERICAN PDH
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SDH
The introduction of integrated digital network has
resulted in transmission system being fully synchronised
& this has led to the emergee of a new synchronous
digital hierarchy
It employs byte interleaving, this allows add/drop
muldexes to insert or remove lower order assemblies ,
This new multiplex hierarchy is also called as
synchronous optical n/w[SONET]
SDH uses digit rate 155.52Mb/s & multiples by factor 4n
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SDH
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Transmission performance
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telephony
In telephone connection the complete path includes the air
path from talkers mouth to a telephone TXR &
from telephone receiver to listeners each in addition to
telephones & switched connection between them
The overall attenuation of such path expressed in overall
loudness rating(OLR) in db
OLR is measured by comparing the perceived loudness of the
received sound with that from a standard speech path called
intermediate reference system defined by CCITT
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