Implementing Phase or Rolling Out 5G?
Join our Sync MasterClass to understand how Synchronisation & Timing are mission critical
As 5G introduces new concepts and new network architectures that will have a huge impact on core, transport and radio network design, join our Sync MasterClass to discover how synchronisation will be affected.
- Will network slicing slice through your KPIs?
- Will virtualisation virtualise your revenue?
- Will RAN functional decomposition rot your ARPU?
If you are in the early stages of rolling out 5G, timing and synchronisation options should be at the centre of architecture discussions. A recent survey found "Quality 5G Timing & Synchronisation" to be the most important requirement in switch/router hardware.
- Can your existing network hardware provide full on-path support for PTP & SyncE?
- Does your PRC need upgrading to be a PRTC?
Contact us to register your interest in attending a course or to arrange in-house sessions tailored to your requirements.
Course Details
Course Details
The MasterClass course can be tailored to meet specific client needs, but will include the following essential elements:
- Introduction to Synchronisation
- Fundamental Concepts: Frequency, Phase, Time, Oscillators & Phase Lock Loops
- Synchronisation Elements: clock sources, network clocks and distribution techniques
- Standards: relevant standards from the ITU, ETSI, IETF & IEEE
- Quality Metrics & Testing
- Networks: Time & Phase Synchronisation
- Core Networks: SyncE, SDH & DWDM
- Core Networks: Packed based Synchronisation NTP, PTPv2 and others
- Leased Line & Access Networks
- Mobile Network including 5G
- Architecture & Planning
Prior Knowledge
It is assumed that attendees have a basic understanding of telecommunications transmission including an overview of SDH and PDH.
The course is suitable for:
- Sale and Bid Preparation staff
- Network Planners and Architects
- Engineers and Technicians
- Operations and Maintenance staff
- Customer Liaison staff
- Network Management staff
- Senior Line Management of staff involved with sync issues
