- •Telecommunication Systems Department course project
- •050903 – «Telecommunications»
- •Input data
- •Introduction
- •1 Branch line on the basis of pdh dts
- •1.1 Characteristic of the pdh dts transmission line
- •2 Communication organization in the sdh ring
- •2.1 Levels of the synchronous transport modules in sdh ring
- •2.2 Types of sdh modules in the ring
- •2.4 Synchronization of communication network
- •3. Branch line on basis of rrts
- •3.1 Parameters of frequency plan.
- •3.2 Terminal radio relay station (trs)
- •3.3 Terminal radio relay station (trs)
- •3.4 Intermediate radio relay station (irs)
- •5.1 The multiplex plan structure for dwdm dts
- •Choice of multiplexing equipment type
- •5.5 Efficiency of dwdm technology usage
- •Conclusions
- •Bibliography
3.3 Terminal radio relay station (trs)
The signal is amplified and corrected in adapter unit. The separation filter excludes the effect of the transmission path on the receiving path.
IFA – intermediate frequency amplifier; AL-amplitude limiter; HPIFA – high power IFA; RG – reference generator; BF-band-pass filter; PA-power amplifier; AGC-automatic gain control; QAM-quadrature amplitude modulator.
Figure 3.3 – Functional scheme of transmitter
As
a modulated signal the harmonic oscillations with frequencies
=35
MHz, 70 MHz, 108 MHz, 140 MHz, 575 MHz, 1 GHz are used. They are
called intermediate frequencies. Through the quadrature amplitude
modulator the signal is transferred to the intermediate frequency
range. Choose the
so that
from this row (or
if
GHz):
=24,8 GHz
An intermediate frequency amplifier performs the main amplification. The amplitude limiter eliminates residual amplitude deviation, introduced by intermediate frequency amplifier. Then the signal enters high power IFA, which provides the desired signal power. Then, here is a mixer: modulator and band-pass filter that form a single sideband. Reference generator is a heterodyne
path, which forms a carrier frequency. A mixer transfers the signal into SHF range thatis amplified and transmitted into antenna-feeder path. The intermediate frequency range allows constructing an amplifier with high linearity of amplitude characteristic, small band pass flatness (irregularity of frequency response) and obtain high amplification that cannotbe obtained in the SHF range. Besides, intermediate frequency usage allows unifying the part of equipment.
AA-auxiliary amplifier; FD-frequency detector; LPF –low pass filter; IFPA –intermediate frequency power amplifier.
Figure 3.4 – The functional scheme of receiver
The band-pass filter at the input of reception path eliminates the influence of neighboring trunks. Frequency transformer (modulator and filter) transfers a signal to intermediate frequency range. There are intermediate frequency power amplifier (performed as low-noise amplifier) and intermediate frequency amplifier. An automatic gain control is performed in a feedback circuit of the intermediate frequency amplifier as a method of fading control. The amplitude limiter eliminates residual amplitude deviation. The deep limitation is used. Frequency detector demodulates the signal. And then the signal enters an auxiliary amplifier.
3.4 Intermediate radio relay station (irs)
SHFRG – super high frequency generator; PA-power amplifier.
Figure 3.6 – The functional scheme of IRS-1
Radio retransmitters are installed at intermediate stations between transmitting and receiving antennas in order to compensate the SHF signals attenuation during their transmission in the free air.
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FIBER OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH DWDM IN THE RING
