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I am Gino A. Alvarado
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MET. Adrián Alvarado. Ing.
What is the
difference
The fundamental difference
between Digital between digital and analog
and Analog communications is that in the first
communications? the number of possible
transmitted waveforms is finite,
which does not occur in the second
case
For a digital communications system, the old saying "a bit is a bit", that can be
understood as that its objective is not other than reliably communicate each bit,
regardless of what it represents1. It was Claude Shannon who was responsible
for demonstrating in the 40s that the problem of transmission of information
could be decomposed into two without theoretical loss of benefits: first, looks
for the most efficient way to represent the signal to be transmitted as a binary
sequence; then the most efficient way to transmit the binary sequence is
searched.
Channel
Entry Font Encoder Modulator Channel
Encoder
Channel Font
Demodulator Output
decoder Decoder
Non-physical channels:
Physical channels:
radio channel, divided in
This channels are CU
fixed radio channel and
(copper) and FO (fiber).
mobil radio channel.
Sections: 6
1 point
MET. Adrián Alvarado. Ing.
In 1924, Nyquist proposed the existence of a limit in the capacity of an ideal channel (without
noise or distortions) of finite bandwidth. The nyquist theorem states that the maximum data
transmission speed in bps is limited by the following formula: C = 2w log2 n
n: the number of possible levels of the signal
w: the bandwidth expressed in hertz (Hz).
Nyquist states that increasing the differentiable voltage levels in the signal, it is possible to
increase the amount of information transmitted
To increase the capacity of a channel, voltage levels must be increased. So the receiver must be
able to differentiate these voltage levels in the received signal, which is made difficult by noise.
Also, the higher the transmission speed, the greater the damage that noise can cause. Shannon
formula, provides the maximum capacity in bps of a channel with noise.
C = w log2 (1 + S/N)
w is the bandwidth of the channel in Hertz.
C is the channel capacity (bit rate information bit / s)
S is the power of the useful signal, which can be expressed in watts, milliwatts, etc., (W, mW, etc.)
N is the power of the noise present in the channel, (mW, W, etc.) that tries to mask the useful signal.
DATA:
• A copper transmission medium has a bandwidth of W= 10MHz = 10^7Hz
10MHz. How many bits / s can be sent if four-level digital
signals are used? Assume that it is an ideal channel free N= 4
of noise.
DATA:
• A typical voice telephone channel has a signal-to-noise S/N = 30 dB (10 ^ (30/10) =
ratio of 30 dB and a bandwidth of 3,000 Hz. What is the 1000)
Capacity of the channel?
• Based on the Nyquist theorem, and knowing that the voice signal in a telephone channel
contains maximum frequencies of the order of 4 KHz (4000Hz), indicate the minimum speed to
transmit the signal through a digital voice channel (explain). In addition, if those samples are
quantified in 128 levels, what speed of data flow is required in the channel to be able to
transmit the samples.
• In digital telephony, voice signals are encoded with a PCM with a sample rate of 8000
samples/sec and 256 voltage levels. Determine the rate in bits/sec transmitted to the
telephone exchange.
1 point
Lesson 1
1 point
PDH Is a technology traditionally used in
Plesiochronous telecommunication for telephony that allows to
send several telephone channels on the same
digital hierarchy medium (either coaxial cable, radio or microwave)
using time division multiplexing techniques and
digital transmission equipment. It can also be sent
over optical fiber, although it is not designed for it
and sometimes it is often used in this case SDH -
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy.
Types of equipment:
• Integrated equipment.
• Line terminals: optical, electrical, radio.
• Multiplexers 2/8, 8/34, 34/140.
• Access multiplexers: user channels / 2M.
• Insertion and Extraction Multiplexers.
• Cross - connect.
2
3 64 2
8
2
4 64 2
2
34
5 64 2
8
2
6 64 2
2
7 64 2
8
8 64 2 2
2
9 64
2 2
8
10 64 8 2
2 2
11 64 2
8
2
12 64 2 2
2
34
13 64 2
2 2
8
14 64 2
15 64 2 2
16 64 2048 8 2
8
2 2
140
2 2
17 64
Kbps 2
2
2
8
18 64
19 64 2 2
34 2
2
8
20 2 8 2
2
2
34
21 2
2 8 2
2
8
22 2 2 2
2
23 2
2
2
2 2
8
24 2 2
25 2 2 2
8
2
26 2 2
2 2
27 2 8 2
2
8
28 2
2 2
2
34
29 2 2 2
8
2
30 2 2
31 2 2
8
2
32 2 2
125 µs.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
In summary:
• Plesiochronic digital multiplex equipment of 2/8 Mbit / s: Equipment that in transmission combines 4 tributary signals to
2.048 Mbit / s, so that at the output a multiplex signal of 8.448 Mbit / s is obtained. At reception, it carries out the
complementary function.
• Plesiochronic digital multiplex equipment of 8/34 Mbit / s: Equipment that in transmission combines 4 tributaries of 8.448
Mbit / s, so that at the output a multiplex signal of 34.368 Mbit / s is obtained. At reception, it carries out the
complementary function.
• Plesiócrono digital multiplex equipment of 34/140 Mbit / s: Equipment that in transmission combines 4 tributaries of
34.368 Mbit / s, so that at the output a multiplex signal of 139.264 Mbit / s is obtained. At reception, it carries out the
complementary function.
• Plesiócrono digital multiplex equipment of 140/565 Mbit / s: Equipment that in transmission combines 4 tributaries of
139.264 Mbit / s, so that at the output a multiplex signal of 564,992 Mbit / s is obtained. At reception, it carries out the
complementary function. It is not normalized by the ITU-T. It is also called a digital multiplex 4 x 140 Mbit / s.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
0 0 0 0 X A X X a b c d a b c d a b c d a b c d
Multi-frame Multi-frame Signaling of Signage of Signaling of Signaling of
alignment non-alignment TS 8 the TS 24 TS 15 the TS 31
signal signal
Each signaling bit is a 500 bit / s channel: 64k / 16 = 4k. 4k / 8 = 500 bit / s.
There are two generic ways to send the signaling of the telephony channels in the E1 multiplexer:
• Signaling by Associated Channel (CAS): process that requires the availability of an exclusive
channel for signaling tasks. Defines the protocols that must be established between users in
the following cases:
• When the user picks up the phone.
• When one of the users starts dialing the number.
• When the user calls, etc.
• Signaling by Common Channel CCS or SS7: It is a set of telephone signaling protocols used in
most of the world's telephone networks, whose main purpose is the establishment and
termination of calls, without requiring the provision of an exclusive channel, freeing the TS16
in the case of E1.
Channel 00 1
1 -- 15
15 16
16 17
17 --- 30
30 31
31
-- -
This is presented when, although there is a signal presence, the FAS can not be identified.
This is indicated in bit 6 of time slot 16 of frame 0, or bit 2 of NMFAS with high status indication.
1. How many voice channels group PCM frames European Justify the
speed needed for the retransmission of said frames.
2. What are the standardized flows of the European PDH hierarchy?
3. What are the standardized flows of the PDH American hierarchy?
4. How many voice channels can be accommodated in a E4 flow?
5. How many voice channels can be accommodated in a T3 flow?
0,5 point
Lesson 2
1 point
Fundamentals of Traffic Engineering
110
100
A=CxT
90
80
Intensidad de Tráfico
70
60
A: Traffic intensity
50
C: Number of calls in the peak hour
40
10
0
Traffic intensity is measured in erlangs
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
• With the Traffic Intensity and the GOS, the Erlang tables are used
and the trunk number is found
• There are many practical values for calculating traffic; for example,
it is said that a cellular user generates 20 millierlangs of traffic, so
in order to know the total traffic a central office would receive,
simply multiply the number of users by this value.
• BER
– Bit Error Rate
• Typical values for microwave links are 1x10-6
Tx
TX RX Loopback
Rx Transmission medium
Test equipment
There is a telephone switch with a traffic of 21.90 Erg and you want to obtain a GoS service grade
of P15. Determine the number of circuits that the final Truncal System must have.
You have just been designated responsible for the construction of a portion of a telephone network. With an
allocated budget of 4000 monetary units (UM), you must provide telephone service to six distant communities,
for which a growth of 10% is expected in the traffic to attend the next five years. Design the network so that
local calls have a probability of 1% blocking and the degree of service is the best possible for the external
connection to the rest of the net. All the necessary cable will be provided free of charge by the manufacturer
and each client will pay the price of your terminal. You can use as additional information the fact that in a
measurement campaign, recently completed, it was found that a group of subscribers similar to that of
Community 2 performs about 200 calls in the active hour, with an average of duration of 138.5 sec. Assume
that the rest of the communities generate a quantity of traffic proportional, taking into account that it is
expected twice as much traffic from a Business Zone as from a Residential. Interpret each station as a large
space switch without internal blocking, and place the less a transit center.
2,5 point
Linear pulse-encoded modulation
PCM (MLIC or LPCM by Linear Pulse Code
Modulation Modulation) is a specific type of PCM
in which digital quantization levels
are linearly uniform. This contrasts
with the MIC encodings in the which
quantification levels vary as a
function of the amplitude of the
signal sampled as in the algorithms
of Law A and Law Mu. Although MIC
is a general term, it is often used to
describe signals encoded in a linear
manner as in MLIC.
MET. Adrián Alvarado. Ing.
Sampling and quantification of a sine wave (red) in 4-bit
PCM code
140Mb/s 140Mb/s
34Mb/s 34Mb/s
8Mb/s 8Mb/s
de-multiplexer multipilexer
de-multiplexer multiplexer
de-multiplexer multiplexer
2Mb/s
0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
Señal
NRZ
Señal RZ
Reloj
Draw a graph with the signal transmitted for the sequence 10010011 following the modulation
schemes: NRZ, RZ, Use 1ms as bit time.
We have an E-1 line to share for 20 digital sources. Of those, 7 sources transmit at 100Kbps and
13 sources transmit at 50 Kbps. Design how many slots should be assigned to each source and
determine if it would be necessary with a single E-1 line or more lines would be needed.
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