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Microwave Path Engineering Course Description Microwave links are still the predominant means to transport information, be it voice or data, from one point to another. From cellular or PCS site interconnection to long-haul backbone design, it is especially critical to know how to make the optimal use of microwave resources. This two-day course provides an in-depth understanding of the principles used in designing point-to-point microwave paths. We start by familiarizing the student with the language of microwave path design. We then walk through the steps of path design including band selection, propagation, transmission systems, k-factor, Fresnel zones, anti-correlation analysis, path reliability, obstruction fading, ducting, and diversity systems. We discuss interference analysis and frequency planning including frequency coordination. We use real-world examples throughout, and students are encouraged to bring their own examples. (This course provides excellent background for the FCC ULS Licensing Workshop.) Who Should Attend? This course is intended for the technical or non-technical telecommunications professional that is interested in learning more about the design of point-to-point microwave communication systems. No previous technical knowledge or experience is necessary, although a basic knowledge of engineering-level mathematics is helpful. Objectives The goal of this course is to provide an understanding of principles of microwave path design. Outline
Schedule Single day classes - 9:00am - 4:00pm Upcoming Classes:
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