Udemy
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.
Learn More
Your cart is empty.
Keep shopping
Telecom Site Mastery: Complete Guide to Net. Infrastructure
Rating: 3.9 out of 5(40 ratings)
130 students
Last updated 1/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand Telecom Sites intricately, covering (Macro, Micro, Nano), infrastructure essentials like shelters, cabinets, power sources & civil scope
  • Master AC/DC power handling, radio components (BTS, DBS), transmission elements (microwave, SDH, PDH, XPIC), and advanced troubleshooting techniques.
  • Develop expertise in troubleshooting, alarm handling, legal site entry, teamwork, and industry trend insights for practical application.
  • Attain knowledge for a successful Telecom career, confidently navigate environments, and prepare for industry certifications or qualifications.

Course content

1 section27 lectures6h 35m total length
  • Introduction to the course27:32
  • Civil Scope Part 111:55
  • Civil Scope Part 211:48

    Examine civil scope elements for telecom site security and grounding, including steel and brick mesh fences with gates, main earth rod, earth tester, ohms resistance, and concrete bases with I-beams.

  • Power types22:51
  • Main C.B & PDP16:47
  • Rectifier Components25:42
  • Rectifier Alarms19:25

    Identify and troubleshoot common rectifier alarms—main power, load fuse, battery fuse, low voltage, high load, faulty PSU—and interpret the SMU display and access options.

  • Backup Batteries21:07

    Discover how telecom backup batteries create 48 V DC with 12 V or 2 V cell strings wired in parallel to a rectifier.

  • Mobile generations19:18

    Explore the evolution of mobile generations from 2G to 5G, detailing GSM and DCS bands, and how higher frequencies affect coverage and capacity while noting deployment challenges.

  • Different connections in the Radio scope7:29
  • Sector Antenna12:37
  • BBU13:54
  • BTS components16:49
  • BTS connection7:45
  • DBS components Part:17:47
  • DBS components Part:24:34

    Explore the dbs components part 2 by connecting the sector antenna to the rue and linking rue to the bbu via fiber or cpri, with sfp converting optical to electrical.

  • DBS connection6:20
  • Radio alarms22:50
  • Environmental Alarms and Its Connection12:17
  • Microwave Components25:16
  • E1 Used at Microwave8:58
  • Microwave IDU Components16:12

    The indoor unit (idu) houses a group of electronic cards—fan, control, power, and interface—managing transmission, power, and data transfer via e1, over ip, or stm for site-to-site connectivity.

  • Microwave Connection5:34
  • Long Haul and Short Haul, PDH and SDH15:20
  • Microwave Protection and XPIC12:05
  • Microwave Alarms Part 111:12

    Explore how microwave transmission lines generate and download alarm logs, including line-of-sight, loss of signal, loss of frame, RSL, and power issues, with rerouting and alignment fixes.

  • Microwave Alarms Part 212:25

Requirements

  • While prior experience in telecom can be advantageous, this course is designed to accommodate beginners and professionals seeking to enhance their skills.
  • Enthusiasm for understanding and working with telecom infrastructure is encouraged.
  • A fundamental understanding of technical concepts and terminology can be beneficial.
  • Access to a Computer

Description

Welcome to the comprehensive Telecom Site Mastery course! Dive deep into the world of Telecom Sites and mobile networks, gaining essential knowledge to construct complete Telecom Sites and propel your career forward. Whether you're starting anew or aiming for promotion, this course equips you to navigate any Telecom Vendor environment, providing a broad understanding of critical concepts.

Beginning with fundamental insights, explore the nuances between Shelters and Outdoor Cabinets, understanding distinctions like Roof Top versus Green Field Sites. Delve into site significance determination, unraveling concepts like Macro, Micro, and Nano Sites, as well as understanding the Nodal Degree. Additionally, grasp legal entry supervision for working teams.

The course progresses into the Civil Scope of Telecom Sites, covering groundwork preparation, tower construction, supporting structures, fencing, grounding, cable trays, concrete bases, and metal I-beams.

Discover AC Power Sources essentials, including main circuit breakers, power distribution panel components, and preemptive troubleshooting techniques.

For DC Power Scope, gain insights into rectifier functionalities, comprehensive alarm handling, backup battery operations, and in-depth knowledge of voltage, AH, and related aspects.

The Radio Scope section furnishes extensive insights into mobile generations, diverse radio connections, sector antennas, Baseband Unit, Base Transceiver Station (BTS) components, Distributed Base Station (DBS) components and connections, and handling radio and environmental alarms.

Concluding with the Transmission Scope, learn about microwave components, E1 structures, Microwave Indoor Unit components, long haul versus short haul microwave systems, distinctions between SDH and PDH, various Microwave Protection Types & XPIC, and effectively handling transmission alarms.

This all-encompassing course is your gateway to success in the dynamic Telecom field, offering comprehensive knowledge to kickstart a rewarding career.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers, technicians, or professionals working or aspiring to work in the telecommunications field seeking comprehensive knowledge and career advancement.
  • Those studying telecommunications, electrical engineering, or related fields looking to deepen their understanding or gain practical insights into telecom infrastructure.
  • Individuals transitioning into the telecom industry from other technical backgrounds or seeking a career change, eager to build a strong foundation in telecom site management.
  • Anyone aiming for career progression within the telecom industry by expanding their skill set and knowledge base in telecom site infrastructure.
  • Hobbyists interested in understanding the technicalities of telecom infrastructure for personal learning or potential entrepreneurial endeavors.