Radio Network Planning & Design (GSM)
This 2-day course has been designed to provide a
comprehensive overview of Global System for Mobile
Communications (GSM) cell capacity and cell planning
from first principles.
Including an in-depth study of GSM network design,
this theoretical based course includes an extensive
design project, allowing delegates to put their knowledge
into practice. Some prior experience is required to
attend as it provides those already working with in
the industry, the opportunity to upgrade or convert
their existing experience and knowledge to include
cell planning.
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Duration
2 days
Who should attend?
Engineers, technicians and managers or those who wish
to upgrade or convert their existing experience and
knowledge to include radio network design and planning
Prerequisites
Experience in radio communications, with a good knowledge
of telecoms methods is essential. Please contact us
to discuss in more detail
Course objectives
Delegates gain an in-depth knowledge of network planning
and design
Course requirements
A PC laptop and calculator
Qualifications
BTEC applied for, CableNet certificate
Related Training
Principles of Radio Site Engineering
Introduction to Mobile Communication Networks
Course Content (100% Theory)
Multipath propagation
• Fast fading
• Selective fading
• Flat fading
• Slow fading
Propagation modelling
• Plane Earth propagation model
• Okumura Hata model
• Building penetration losses
• Link budget
Frequency reuse
• Coverage by cells
• Cell patterns
• Reuse distance
Cell coverage calculations
• Cell size
• Comparison of cell coverage by cell type
• Worked examples
• Interference reduction
System capacity calculations
• Grade of service
• Traffic capacity dimensioning using Erlang
tables
• Worked examples
Cell splitting & overlaid cells
• Increasing capacity through cell splitting
& overlaid cell techniques
Tools
• Introduction into the use of radio planning
tools
• Test mobile phones
• BSS software parameters & gathering of
key statistics
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