This course will provide participants with a comprehensive introduction to the many fundamental concepts that drive the design and performance of an In-building communications system. This module will provide a review of the physics, mathematical, and communication system principals that are fundamental to implementing In-building wireless initiatives, beginning with coverage of how cellular radio signals propagate indoors through clutter with the goal of being able to determine the density of antennas and RF power levels necessary to achieve the service objectives for the subscriber community.
Designed for those who work in Cellular, Wi-Fi, DAS and Small Cells; this course provides a basic understanding of the technological, business, indoor environmental, and management ecosystem issues and challenges that are part of every initiative. This is a prerequisite course for the General, Project Management and Technical In-building certification tracks. This module explains why…
To achieve adequate In-Building cellular service, RF sources must be capable of handling and processing call traffic. This module examines the need for indoor service, the challenges of indoor deployments, the RF sources, and the distribution mechanisms available to venues today that facilitate cellular wireless deployment initiatives.Students will understand that among four service providers and…
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