McWill for Rural Telecom Market

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AJALA.J

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - –Dept of ECE Federal Institute of Science And Technology (FISAT) TM

ec2reach@gmail.com

McWill for Rural Telecom Market

P.singaravelu MTech (NanoElectronics) Sastra university

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The Last Mile

Microwave Link

Microwave link right choice

Rural connectivity using WiMAX

Success Story @ Work – Madras Pharma

T.Nagar

Sholinganallur

• Point to Point and Point to Multi Point• Backhaul spanning to 12kms from T.Nagar (H.O) to Sholinganallur (Factory)

Success Story @ Work – Residency Group Hotels

-Enable Point – to – Point Connectivity ( 1KM )

- Centralized accounting and reservation system

- Hotspot Zones for wireless internet access

Main Building Annexe

Usman Road

• Point – to – Point Connectivity ( 600 meters )

• Enabling centralized billing and accounting systems

Success Story @ Work – GRT Thangamaligai

Point to Point Communication

SRPP- Short Range Point-Point (1km)MRPP- Medium Range Point-Point (1-5km)LRPP- Long Range Point-Point (up to 40km)

Service Provider Last Mile/Campus Last Mile

Last Mile Concept

AC 160 CPE

Public Hotspot Using WiMax backhaul links

Video Surveillance

Mobile Security

Last Mile using Wi-Fi

Point to Point LinkFor

Enterprises

AS 1600 BS

AS 1600 BS

Video

Data

Data

Video

Voice

Mobility

VPN

– Madurai Highway

Kanyakumari

Ram

anat

hapu

ram

Tutucurio

n Highway –

Tollgate

MADURAI CITY

– Sivagangai H

ighway

Tollgate

Tollgate

Tollgate

Tollgate

Centralized Tower

- Enabled Point – to – Multi Point Bridge Connectivity ( 1 – 19 KM )- Centralized Toll Ticketing

Success Story @ Work – Madurai Corporation

4G Requirements

Network Convergence is Key

802.15 Bluetooth

WAN

MAN

LAN

PANHiperPAN

802.11 HiperLAN

802.16 HIPERACCESS

802.16e GSM/EDGE

Applications ServingDiverged Standards

4G

Converged Control and Management Plane

For Different Networks

Diverged Physical Layers

Divergent terminals Converged Terminals

3G+

High Speed Air Interface Alone is not enough

McWiLL Network Architecture

Efficient Voice Package:       McWiLL is a data based system. The deployment of the data service is very simple. McWiLL specifies an efficient voice package to save spatial resources while keeping

high quality voice service, HEV (hear every voice). The inefficient connection is realized among the core system equipment via Ethernet, or fiber

 Topology P    Normal deployment

Topology M

Handoff:   

•      McWiLL technology adopts “Make before Break” (MBB) handoff to keep high mobile performance.

McWiLL spans the bridge of digital gap

QoS and GoS: 

•       Grade of Service (GoS):    Each terminal with its priority; Higher class terminals will have higher priority for bandwidth than the lower class terminals.

• Quality of Service (QoS):    Each service (voice, high priority data, and low priority data) queues in each link. Voice first then high priority data and finally low priority data; 

Combination of  the merits of CDMA and OFDMA

Xinwei Telecom Technology

It is based on CS-OFDMA adaptive modulation, and it uses dynamic channel allocation and smart antennas to enhance its throughput.

Basics: Structure

Cells Different Frequencies or

Codes

Base Station Fixed transceiver

Mobile Station Distributed transceivers

Downlink

Uplink

Handoff

Multiple Access

Confidential Inform

ation

Broadband AccessGaming

Residential

Leased Lines

Public safety

Hotspots Feeding

Traffic Control

Leased Lines ReplacementVoIP

Video Surveillance & Public Safety

Shopping Malls

Video Surveillance & Traffic Control

Internet cafés

Municipalities & Education

Access and backhauling in 5GHz

BreezeACCESS VL

Base station

BreezeNET B Backhauling

Businesses

BroadbandVoIP

Hotspot FeedingOil & Gas Telecommunications

Leased LinesSecured VPN

Video SurveillanceNomadic Applications

Confidential Inform

ation

REFERENCES

[1] Francis E. Retnasothie, M. Kemal ¨Ozdemir, Tevfik Y¨ucek, Hasari Celebi, Joseph Zhang, and Ranesh Muththaiah, “Wireless: Challenges and Applications”, IEEE Wamicon , Clearwater, FL, December 2006

[2] Junqiang Hu, Dayou Qian, Haijun Yang, Ting Wang, Steve Weinstein, “Triple Play Services over a Converged Optical/Wireless Network”,OFC/NFOEC Digest, 2006

THANKS

Back up slides

It all starts with a key• What is a key? • Encryption algorithm is like a recipe for

spaghetti. Key is like the choice of sauce that changes the end result.

Encrypt – Garble so it’s unreadable

Decrypt – Ungarble so it can be read again

Plain text

I am going to the market

encrypt algorithm – add x letters

key - 2 hard to read, UNLESS you

know the key

Cipher text

K co iqkpi vq vjg octmgv

Encrypting Text

Plain text

I am going to the market

CipherText

K co iqkpi vq vjg octmgv

decryption algorithm – subtract x

letters

key - 2

Decrypting Text

That’s encryption!