CWA covers the core technical knowledge needed by anyone serious in the wireless business today:
Course 2231: Wireless Fundamentals
• Radio fundamentals. Radio spectrum.
• Digital radio: modems and modulation
Course 2232: Mobile Communications
• Cellular principles. Mobility and handoffs.
• Digital voice. Mobile Internet Access.
• The generations: 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G
• The technologies: FDMA, TDMA, CDMA and OFDM
• The systems: GSM, 1X, UMTS, HSPA and LTE
Hot off the press is the companion reference textbook and certification study guide, available in print or ebook from Amazon or Google Play.
The CWA companion reference textbook and certification study guide corresponds directly to the CWA online courses and exams. For each lesson, detailed text notes are provided along with the main graphic.
Many people find they learn better with a companion book!
This is a lesson on how packets get lost, and what that sounds like, one of ten lessons in Course 2224 “Voice Packetization, Codecs and Voice Quality”
… which is itself one of six courses in the forthcoming TCO Certified VoIP Analyst CVA Course and Certification Package.
Live, in-person training, in a seminar where you can ask questions and interact is the best you can get.
Discuss and understand the latest technology and industry news in-class. At lunch, you can discuss your situation with class members, and find out what others are implementing. Attendees often network and go to dinner together.
Being in a classroom, with an expert instructor, also ensures that you will stay focused, and learn. If you are often distracted at your desk, will you learn much with screen-based training? Would you learn more out of the office?
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Telecom BOOT CAMP begins with our famous three-day core training: the PSTN, wireless telecom, data communications, the Cloud, Ethernet and LANs, IP and networking, MPLS, and the Internet as a business.
On Thursday and Friday, we build on this solid foundation with Voice over IP, SIP, SIP Trunking, Security, 5G and IoT, and finish with upcoming technologies: how everything from toasters to self‑driving trucks to human brain implants will be online.
BOOT CAMP is also the preparation course for the prestigious TCO Certified Telecommunications Analyst (CTA) certification. The CTA Exam with unlimited repeats is included with the tuition fee. CTNS Online Certification Courses and Exam is also included.
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Here is a ten-minute video tutorial explaining what SIP is, how SIP works and what SIP does… plus a peek at the Future: the awesome call disposition rules that you will be able to set up for incoming calls: where to send a call based on who is calling, where you are, what device you are using, time of day and any other conditions you want to specify.
tutorial on SIP and call setup flow for VoIP
You can also watch this tutorial on YouTube.
SIP and Voice over IP call setup is explained like this in:
• Course 130 Voice over IP, SIP, Security, 5G and IoT (Thursday and Friday of BOOT CAMP )
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The instructor explains the telecommunication in vertical and horizontal.
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One place 5G base stations will be deployed is on streetlights
Now that 4G cellular mobile is settled, talk is now turning to 5G.
The first thing to know about 5G is that there are currently no standards, no detailed agreement on what exactly it will be. But we have a number of general indicators to guide the discussion:
1. 5G will employ radio frequencies well above what is currently used for cellular.
The current frequency bands for 3G/4G cellular top out at about 2.6 GHz. Proposals for frequency bands for 5G include “millimeter wave” bands, that is, wavelengths varying between 1 and 10 mm, which correspond to frequencies between about 30 and 300 GHz. No doubt, in the future, there will be unified 5G systems with variations operating in all frequency bands; but the current emphasis is on new technology in the millimeter wave bands.
2. 5G will provide very high bit rates.
With carrier frequencies at 30 GHz and above, very wide frequency bands around those center frequencies can be employed, allowing the radio frequency modems to achieve high numbers of bits per second. In addition, Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output (MIMO) designs can implement massive parallel communications, radically increasing the capacity available to a user. Initial designs and trials have measured 5 Gb/s (5,000 Mb/s). No doubt, this will be pushed beyond 10 Gb/s.
3. Initially, 5G will not be a replacement for 4G.
At millimeter wave frequencies, in-building penetration and refraction around obstacles is poor, and the atmosphere attenuates (diminishes) the signal to the point that line-of-sight between the antennas is necessary, and useful transmission range is measured in the hundreds of meters (yards). This means that the first deployments of 5G will be in environments where base stations can be closely spaced.
One application for all this bandwidth is traffic control: going beyond today’s standalone self-driving vehicles to vehicles communicating with each other and with traffic control systems, with base stations deployed on street lights as suggested by the picture.
Fundamentals of Voice over IP is a solid introduction to everything Voice over IP.
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