1 Anurag College of Engineering, KODAD Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, KODAD INDUSTRIAL TRAINING RECORD FOR 6 MONTHS INDUSTRIALTRAINING TELEPHONE EXCHANGE KODAD at KODAD SUB DIVISION - NALGONDA SSA AP CIRCLE ************************************************************** A training report Submitted by K GOPI KRISHNA (DEEE) In fulfilment of completion of 5 th semester of Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering for 2012-15 batch from Anurag Engineering College KODAD.
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Anurag College of Engineering, KODAD Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, KODAD
Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering
for 2012-15 batch from
Anurag Engineering College KODAD.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is with profound gratitude that we express our deep indebtedness to
all the employees of B.S.N.L. without whose support and guidance it would not
have been possible for this training to have materialized and taken a concrete
shape. We owe my personal thanks to my trainers in charge –Sri. V Srinivasa
Rao SDE, Sri D Upender Reddy JTO and Sri K Gopi Krishna TTA who extended full
support and co-operation at every stage of our training period. We would also
like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the guidance from Mr. N Ravi
Kumar (HOD of electronics and communication) and Ms. G Shobha and Ms. V
Swapna (Seminar Co-ordinators of electronics and communication) for
undergoing training at a reputed company like B.S.N.L.
We are also indebted to our parents, our batch members and friends for
their constant encouragement and helping us in my endeavour. Last, but not the
least, we would like to thank everyone who has contributed for the successful
completion of our training.
Our training batch members from DECE branch, Anurag Engineering College
Kodad
1) B Triveni 12274-EC-252 2) D Gayathri 12274-EC-211 3) D Triveni 12274-EC-253 4) G Akhila 12274-EC-201 5) G Anusha 12274-EC-202 6) L Shireesha 12274-EC-241 7) R Sirisha 12274-EC-242 8) T Madhuri 12274-EC-219 9) T Navya 12274-EC-227 10) T Swathi 12274-EC-251 11) V Divya 12274-EC-209
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PREFACE
Organizations are made up of people and function through people.
Without people, organizations cannot exist. The resources of men, money,
material, machinery, and mechanism are connected, coordinated and utilized
through people. Engineers need to concentrate more on mechanism and the
way in which things have been made. The need of training arises for doing
things yourself, understanding its way.
Practical exposure for doing things makes a person conversant to the
technicalities involved in any job. In view of such benefits, imparting of
vocational training has been made an integral part of any academic structure.
In B.S.N.L., training is given to Engineering Aspirants to secure future in the
dynamic world of telecommunications. Today telecommunication industry is
one of the very fastest growing industries in the world.
It is very important to know the applications of different technologies
before knowing the fundamentals of their theory. We have seen practically so
many communication equipments and their working and also known some of
their maintenance procedures. We clearly understand that imagination of our
theoretical studies is now easier than before this practical training.
In this order we have taken 6 months BSNL training. In our report, we try to
follow the stated objectives in curriculum (C-09) of our academic 5th semester.
BSNL staff also provided that facility to follow those objectives stated below as
per our curriculum.
1) Organizational setup 2) Raw materials 3) Various stages of processing and arrangement of equipments 4) Quality control 5) Trouble shooting 6) Safety precautions 7) Various pollutants
We also try to introduce all the equipments installations for providing
various services by BSNL like Landline, Broadband ADSL, Leased line concepts,
MLLN, GSM, WIMAX, Wi-Fi, OFC Systems like STM, Overview of Intranet and
Electrical Power Supply systems like batteries and power plant.
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Table of content
Sl.No. Description Page No.
1 1. 0 Introduction to BSNL 6
1.1 Various Dept and sections 9
2 2. 0 Raw materials and store
3 3. 0 Various stages involve in processing of Different equipments and technologies, their sequential arrangement and their
trouble shooting and preventive measures.
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3.1 Landline 11
External Plant, Land line 13
MDF 19
Telephone Exchange 19
Signalling 21
CDOT DSS MAX switch 24
CDOT ANRAX 33
RSU 37
TAX 38
3.2 ISDN 38
3.3 Broadband 39
ADSL 41
ADSL Modem 42
DSLAM 46
BBRAS 48
3.4 Wi-Fi
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3.5 Leased lines 50
PMUX 53
Leased Line Modems 54
3.6 MLLN 55
3.7 GSM 56
2G BTS 60
3G 63
Introduction to 4G 64
3.8 CDMA WLL 65
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3.9 OFC systems 66
OF Cables 66
FDF 71
DDF 72
CPEs 72
STM-4 74
STM-16 74
3.10 Digital Microwave 74
3. 11 Wimax 76
Wimax Modems 77
3.11 FTTH 78
3.12 BSNL Intranet
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3.13
Electrical Systems in BSNL Exchange 81
Sub-Station 83
Engine-Alternators 86
Capacitor bank 86
Bus bar control panels 89
AVR 90
Power Plant 90
VRLA Batteries 92
AC Plant 97
3.14 Why --48V DC
97
4 4. 0 Quality Control in BSNL 99
5 5. 0 Trouble shooting was already coved in the item no 3.0
6 6. 0 Safety 99
Fire safety 99
Earthing 100
Electrical Safety 101
Lightning Protection 101
Cell Radiation safety 101
7 7. 0 Pollutants from BSNL 102
Cell Radiation 102
E-waste 102
Conclusion
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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
(abbreviated BSNL) is an Indian state
owned telecommunications compan
y headquartered in New Delhi, India.
It was incorporated on 15 September
2000. BSNL is India's oldest and
largest communication service
provider (CSP). It had a customer
base of 117 million as of Jan 2014.
BSNL has installed Quality Telecom Network in the country & now focusing on improving it,
expanding the network, introducing new telecom services with ICT applications in villages &
winning customer's confidence. Today, it has about
• The Input Output Processor (IOP) is a general purpose computer with UNIX Operating
System.
• It is used as the front end processor in C-DOT DSS.
• It handles all the input and output functions in C-DOT DSS.
• The IOP is connected to AP/BP via HDLC links
IOP-VH Hardware Architecture
• The IOP-VH is value engineered high performance IOP, designed using a single card.
• The IOP CPU uses MC 68040 (25 MHz) processor on the VHC card.
• All active IOP processes reside in the dynamic RAM.
• Also the data being transferred through HDLC links, secondary storage devices and
terminals, use the dynamic RAM.
• The IOP as a module is duplicated to provide redundancy for cartridge and disk drives as well
as serial communication terminals and printers..
• Presently the two ports, namely X.25 and ETHERNET are not supported in current UNIX
release.
IOP-VH Peripherals
Input Output Processor (IOP-VH) supports three standard SCSI-2 interfaces, on VHC card,
one each for Winchester Drive, Cartridge Tape Drive and one as spare.
Here, it may be noted that only the peripherals with SCSI-2 interface can be used in IOP-VH.
Front Panel Display
• The CPU ‘Reset’ and ‘Abort’ switches are provided along with lock and key.
• ‘Run’ and ‘Halt’ LEDs for the CPU status indication is also extended on the front panel.
• A ‘Reset’ LED is provided along with RESET switch and glows when the CPU is reset by
pressing ‘RESET’ switch on the front panel.
• Power I/P LED is provided to indicate the presence of I/P power on the front panel.
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REMOTE SWITCHING UNIT (RSU)
In case of a Remote Switch Unit (RSU) the Time Switch Switch (TSS) cards in BM are replaced by
Enhanced Time Switch (ETS) cards.
In case of a remotely located BM (RSU), the corresponding MUX/DEMUX cards in CM are replaced
by Enhanced Switch MUX (ESM) Cards in CM-XL and ESL cards in CM-L.
ALARM DISPLAY PANEL
• It is a three card implementation. A matrix of LEDs is provided to indicate the maintenance
status of the switch units and their level of initialization.
• A seven-segment display shows the count of lines and trunks currently faulty.
• Keys are provided for manual acknowledgment, initiating self test and selective audio
disable.
C-DOT AN-RAX: (Access Network Rural Automatic Exchange) For connecting rural area subscribers of KODAD MBM (The subscriber areas beyond 7 km
and above from the KODAD MBM) CDOT ANRAX exchanges were installed at various villages around
KODAD. There were 21 ANRAX exchanges installed and connected directly to the KODAD MBM
exchange and each exchange is capable for serve 248 subscribers in that area. For running the
ANRAX the power supply purpose battery sets, power plant, and engine alternator were also
installed at those premises. Broadband DSLAMs and Cell BTSs also installed at various ANRAXs.
INTRODUCTION The product AN-RAX is basically a Subscriber line concentrator, used for remoting. There are
three level of remoting, namely the first, second and third level, from the 'Local Exchange' (LE) (Fig.shown below).
The 'Remote Switch Unit' (RSU) provides the functionality of first level of remoting. All the Subscribers connected to RSU can access each other and also the subscribers, in the 'National Network' (NAT-NW), through LE. RSU in this case will, perform the functionality of a complete switch (with both intra exchange and upto NAT-NW Switching). It will handle the 'Call Processing' (CP), charging and billing functionality, but would itself be a part of the LE.
RSU can also provide concentration. The ‘C-DOT Access Network - RAX ’ (AN-RAX) will provide the second level of remoting. AN-
RAX might be connected to a RSU or directly to the LE. The AN-RAX supports V5.2 protocol, and handles the functionality of second level of remoting.
The second level of remoting has its scope and role clearly defined. At this level there would neither be any intra switching or call processing activities, nor the AN-RAX would handle the charging, billing and administration functions of subscribers.
AN-RAX provides a transparent link between the subscriber and LE. It handles the various subscriber events, the BORSCHT functionalities. (Battery feed, Over voltage protection, Ringing, Supervision, Coding, Hybrid and Testing).
All the administration, call processing, charging, billing, traffic monitoring and switching are performed at LE, where AN-RAX plays the role of front end termination at remote end.
The main feature of AN-RAX is that it provides concentration, through V 5.2 protocol, which is used as a signalling protocol between LE and AN-RAX. 248 PSTN subscribers can be supported on two E1 links towards LE, thus providing an approximate concentration of 4:1. This places the AN-RAX at a level higher than a simple MUX, which is used at third level of remoting. The system can work on one E1 link towards LE, but without ‘PROTECTION’, resulting in increase in concentration to 8:1.
Third Level of remoting handles the front end functions (subscriber events), but does not provide any concentration. The various subscriber ports of MUX have nailed up (fixed) slots in the link towards LE. The MUX may be connected directly to LE or to an unit of a higher level of remoting.
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ANRAX HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE The integrated circuits used in the C-DOT 256P AN-RAX hardware have low power dissipation and high operational reliability. The components used are based on Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (MOS), Complementary MOS (CMOS), Low-Power Schottky Transistor-Transistor Logic (LSTTL), and bipolar technologies. All the system circuitry has been packaged into seven card types. On the broad level these could be divided into following categories:
Terminal Interfaces
Subscriber Line Card (LCC/CCM)
Controller Cards
AN-RAX Controller Card (ARC)
AN-RAX Interface Card (ARI)
Signalling Processor Card (SPC) or Integrated Signalling Processor Card (ISP)
Service Cards
RAX Terminal Tester Card (RTC)
Power Supply Unit (PSU-I)
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FEATURES OF ANRAX
Provides front end termination for PSTN subscribers
Supports maximum of 248 PSTN subscribers
Connected to Local Exchange (LE) over one or two E1 links using standard V5.2 Protocol as per ITU-T specifications G.964 & G.965 and ETSI specifications 300-324 & 300-347.
Provides First/Second Level of remoting
Provides a transparent link between subscriber and Local Exchange
Provides Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) on 2 ports of LCC card
Provides 16KHz Metering Pulse and Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) on 2 ports of each CCM card
Provides Reversal on all 8 ports of CCM card
Provides Man Machine Interface (MMI) using VT-100 dumb terminal
Password Protection
Requires no air-conditioning
Low Power Consumption
Line Testing can be performed locally
Transparently supports all subscribers feature as supported by Local Exchange (LE)
For any feature related enhancements, the S/W changes are to be done on Local Exchange (LE) only
Consists of two controller cards
AN RAX Controller Card (ARC Card) AN RAX Interface Card (ARI Card)
ARC card supports 2 E1 links toward Local Exchange
Both the cards form a security block along with respective SPC cards
Redundancy in Controller Cards
8 port LCC/CCM cards for Subscriber Interface
RTC card for testing of subscriber ports
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
C-DOT RSU AND C-DOT AN-RAX
C-DOT RSU C-DOT AN-RAX
First Level of Remoting First/Second Level of Remoting
Connected to LE through Proprietory Protocol
Connected to LE through Standard V5 protocol
In standalone mode it performs the various call processing & Billing functions
In standalone mode it only feeds the tone/ announcement to the subscriber
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RSU OF CDOT INTRODUCTION
RSU is a remote unit of a geographically distributed exchange being controlled by the parent
exchange and also has the capability for local switching.
It is an independent unit of a large exchange capable of performing all the functions
associated with an exchange. All operation & maintenance activities related to RSU can be
performed from the parent exchange.
a) The space / area requirement for large exchanges (say 40K) is quite high and it is not
always possible to find such a site in the already congested metros. Instead of one
large monolithic area a number of small areas are provided to install such
exchanges. In such a case the solution is RSU.
b) In our country there is a need for small exchanges in many places. These may be
nearby stations but it is not economical to extend cable pairs from large telephone
exchanges to all the subscribers in these places. One solution is to install small
capacity exchange and interconnect them via trunks. However from network
planning point of view and ease of operation & maintenance, it would be preferable
if we can have an exchange which is distributed over these places.
c) The RSU can also be used to interconnect a group of RAXs in nearby villages thus
saving the cable costs needed to interconnect RAXs and reducing the network
complexity.
C-DOT DSS MAX is a modular and flexible digital switching system which provides
economical means of serving metropolitan, urban and rural environments. The system
employs an open ended architecture for flexibility of configuration and growth. The Remote
Switch Unit (RSU) is an addendum to the C-DOT DSS Family of switches. Similar to existing C-
DOT DSS Products, its architecture is characterized by distributed control and message based
communication in order to achieve a loosely coupled network in a flexible system
architecture.
Software is distributed over various processors and is packaged such that depending upon
the actual switch configuration; it can be distributed over appropriate controllers. Some
initialization strategies are changed in the Remote Switch Software keeping in view the need
of working of the RSU in standalone configuration for local switching capability. Data bases
are modified accordingly.
Mostly the message communication between processors distributed all over the exchanges is via
HDLC links. Here, an important change has taken place as far as communication between the
Remote Base Module and the Central Module is concerned where the media is PCM Cable
instead of the 10 bit parallel bus existing in the case of communication between collocated BM
and the Central Module.
1.2 Basic Modules
C-DOT DSS MAX exchanges can be configured from five basic modules (Fig 11.1)
a. Remote Base Module
b. Collocated Base Module
c. Central Module
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d. Administrative Module
e. Input Output Module
TAX (Trunk Automatic Exchange) or Tandem Office
d) A telephone central office switch that links telecom end offices together and does not
connect to the customer directly. Also called a "Class 4 switch" or "TDM switch," a tandem
switch is a computer that is specialized for TDM-based, circuit-switched telephone calls.
e) All the trunks of KODAD MBM are connected to the TAX which is situated at Nalgonda town.
All the STD calls routed to the TAX using CCS& signalling system. For CCS&7 signalling system
a frame called SUM was installed in 2nd BM of KODAD MBM.
f) Now the TAX system also converted to the IPTAX which is working in the IP based network.
Those IPTAX switches are located at Chennai and Hyderabad.
ISDN CCITT: consultative committee for international Telephony & telegraphy.
PRINCIPLES OF ISDN: -
Should support voice and non-voice in same network.
Should support variety of applications with switched or non-switched connections.
Whenever introduce new service it should compatible with 64kbps digital
connection.
ISDN will contain intelligence.
ISDN ARCHITECTURE:-
ISDN supports
Digital subscriber loop
Variety of transmission services
DTE-DCE INTERFACE:
DTE-data terminal equipment
DCE- data circuit terminating equipment
In ISDN single interface will be used for telephones, computers &video.
So various protocols required to allow control information.
3basic types of channels available with ISDN.
B channel: 64kbps
D channel: 16 or 64 kbps
H channel: 384, 1536 or 1920 kbps
B&D are compatible with DS1 to DS4.
BRI (Basic rate interface):-
BRI subs access consisting of 3 no.s full duplex, time division multiplexed digital channels.
One B- channel for digitally encoded voice.
Another B- channel for applications such as data transmission, PCM encoded digitalized
voice, vediotex
One D -channel for signalling & network control information.
So BRI requires 2 no of B channels i.e. 128kbps
1 no of D channel 16kbps
Framing, synchronisation and other over head bits i.e. 48kbps total – 192kbps.
H channel are provided for higher bit rates such as fast facsimile, video, high speed data.
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PRI (Primary access or primary rate interface):
There is another service called the primary service, primary rate interface (PRI) that will provide
multiple 64KBPS channels intended to be used by the higher volume subscriber to the network. in
the united states, Canada, Japan and Korea , the primary rate interface consists of 23 64Kbps b-
channel and one 64Kbps d-channel (23b+d) for a combined bit rate of 1.544MBPS. In Europe the
PRI uses thirty 64KBPS b-channel and one 64Kbps d-channel for a combined bit rate at 2.048Mbps.
ISDN will support variety of service including the exiting voice and data services and a host new
service.
A short list of source of the important new services is:
1. Video
2. Electronic mail
3. Digital facsimile
4. Tele text
5. Data base access
6. Electronic file transfer
7. Image and graphics exchange
8. Document storage and transfer
9. Automatic alarm
10. Audio and video conferencing.
In Kodad BSNL C-DOT MBM EXCHANGE one frame for ISDN is a equipped separately in 2nd BM. 1
frame means we can give 128 no. of subscribers ISDN connection mainly in Kodad ISDN connections
is using for banks and other commercial offices as only stand by connection for the existing Leased
line connection. Whenever leased line data connection failed the data will be changed to ISDN
automatically and bank will be working. ISDN BRI type connection using as stand by only due to high
splitter billing cost than existing leased line and data bit rate is also slow.
BSNL BROADBAND:
It is a brand name of internet connection provided by BSNL over existing land line. Actually
Broadband means Internet access connection with a minimum speed of 256 kbps.
BSNL Broadband is an Internet access service from state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)
available in India since 14 January 2005. Until 30 September 2007 it was known as Data One.[1]
BSNL is commissioning[when?] a multi-gigabit, multi-protocol, IP infrastructure through National Internet
Backbone-II (NIB-II), that will provide services through the same backbone and broadband access
network. The broadband service will be available on digital subscriber line technology (on the same wire
that is used for plain old telephone service.
NIB-II would have put India at par with more advanced nations. The services that would be supported
include always-on broadband access to the Internet for residential and business customers, content-
based services, video multicasting, video-on-demand and interactive gaming, audio and video
conferencing, IP telephony, distance learning, messaging, multi-site MPLS VPNs with Quality of Service
(QoS) guarantees. The subscribers would have been able to access the above services through Subscriber
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h. change port at DSLAM and check the connections it should give 691 error.
2. Error 691:user name and password wrong
To check the errors:
1. Retype the user name and password correctly and connect again.
2. If not connected verify the subscribers was connected in the port which is allotted to
him or not. If not in that port, change to the correct port or a port change request put
up to BBRAS.
3. Verify dial tone if it gives any outgoing announcement like your phone facility is
disconnected. If so pay the telephone bill.
3. Error 769: whenever LAN is disabling in PC it will show 769. So enable the Local area
connection in the pc.
4. Error 676: line is busy
1. One pc already connected, the another pc shows 676.
2. Whenever connection failed by power or something trail immediately will show
676. Wait for some time and try again.
3. Reconfigure the modem.
Preventive Maintenance of Broadband Service.
1) Keep landline in proper manner.
2) A new drop wire should be provided at the time of new broadband connection.
3) Length of the drop wire should be minimum as possible.
4) Should not provide broadband connection after 5.5 km length.
5) Keep the DSLAM and other Broadband equipment like BB modules should be kept dust
free and air conditioned. And avoid all loose connections. Use proper tools.
6) Proper Bandwidth allotment should be done in the OFC network for required speed.
7) BSNL persons should educate the customer to self handle any complaint at Customer
Premises Equipment like splitter connections, creation of connection in PC and
configuration of modem.
DSL Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) is a broadband access technology that enables high-speed data transmissions over the existing copper telephone wires (“local loops”) that connect subscriber’s homes or offices to their local telephone company Central Offices (COs). Contrary to the analogue modem network access that uses up to 4 kHz signal frequencies on the telephone wires and is limited to 56Kbps data rates, DSL is able to achieve up to 52Mbps data transmission rates by using advanced signal modulation technologies in the 25 kHz and 1.1 MHz frequency range. DSL flavours There are a number of different DSL standards defined by American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and embraced by the industry. These DSL technology variants are typically characterized by different upstream and downstream data rates, maximum wire lengths and designated customer applications – residential, small office or business oriented. Collectively, the DSL standards are referred to as xDSL. Roughly, xDSL standards can be divided into the following three groups:
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I. Symmetric DSL – provides the same data rate for Upstream and downstream transmissions and includes the Following types: DSL Variant Max Up/Downstream Rate Max local loop wire length HDSL – High 1.5Mbps/1.5Mbps 3.7 km Data rate Digital Subscriber Line SDSL – Symmetric 2.3Mbps/2.3Mbps 3 km Digital Subscriber Line SHDSL - 4.6Mbps/4.6Mbps 5 km Symmetric High Bit rate Digital Subscriber Line II. Asymmetric DSL – provides higher downstream then Upstream data transmission rates and includes the Following types: DSL Variant Max Up/ Downstream Rate Max local loop wire length ADSL 1Mbps/10Mbps 5.5km – Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line ADSL Lite 384Kbps/1.5Mbps 5.5km - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line Lite ADSL 2 - 1Mbps/12Mbps 5.5km Asymmetric ADSL 2+ 1Mbps/20Mbps 5.5km - Presently BSNL being used. - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 2+ ADSL 2++ 52Mbps over short distances Developingtechnology or ADSL 4 - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 2++
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III. Symmetric and Asymmetric DSL – can transmit data both symmetrically and asymmetrically and includes the following type: DSL Variant Max Up/Downstream Rate Max local loop wire length VDSL – Very High 10Mbps/10Mbps 0.3km – 1.3km bit rate Digital 1.5Mbps/52Mbps Subscriber Line VDSL 2 – Very 100Mbps/100Mbps 0.5 km High bit rate symmetric Digital Subscriber Line Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) variants are by far the most popular DSL implementations mostly due to its suitability for Internet browsing applications that are heavily geared towards downstream data transmission (download): DSLAM When digital data is sent from a DSL subscriber’s premises, it travels from subscriber’s computer or network through a DSL modem and on to the other end of the line at the phone company’s Central Office (CO). At the CO end of the line (local loop) the data is received by the Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM). The DSLAM aggregates the digital data streams coming from a number of subscribers onto a single high-capacity uplink (ATM or Gigabit Ethernet backhaul) to the Internet Service Provider. At the ISP the aggregated data from multiple subscribers is processed by the Broadband Remote Access Server (B-RAS) which authenticates the subscriber’s credentials, validates the users access policies and routes the data to its respective destinations on the Internet. This is an extremely simplistic outline of the DSL access network flow but it carries the message that what really makes DSL happen are the DSL modems and DSLAM and B-RAS devices. The following chapters will concentrate on the DSLAM and B-RAS architecture, functionality and classification as well as mention the performance and scalability challenges These devices face in modern Triple-Play networks. DSLAMs overview The Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer or DSLAM is the equipment that really allows the DSL to happen. The DSLAM handles the high-speed digital data streams coming from numerous subscribers’ DSL modems and aggregates it onto a single high-capacity uplink – ATM or Gigabit Ethernet to the Internet Service Provider. Contemporary DSLAMs typically support multiple DSL Transmission types – ADSL, SDSL, etc as well as different protocol and modulation technologies within the same DSL type. Responding to the requirements posed by broadband
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Network evolution towards provision of value added services such as VoDSL and IPTV, modern DSLAMs, in Addition to DSL aggregation functions, begin to provide advanced functionality such as traffic management, QoS, authentication via DHCP Relay, IGMP Snooping as well as in some cases IP routing and security enforcement.
DSLAM architecture From the high-level perspective ATM DSLAMs, Ethernet DSLAMs and IP-DSLAMs architecture typically includes a number of xDSL line cards that terminate the subscriber local loops and one or more ATM OC-3/12/48 or Ethernet/ Gigabit Ethernet uplink cards for traffic backhaul. The line cards and uplink cards are interconnected by a high capacity aggregation backplane that can take form of an ATM or Ethernet bridge or switch. Majority of modern DSLAMs are multiservice and support multiple DSL technologies – i.e. ADSL, ADSL2, ADSL2+, SDSL and VDSL, etc and therefore these devices accommodate for multiple xDSL line card types.
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BBRAS A broadband remote access server (BRAS, B-RAS or BBRAS) routes traffic to and from broadband
remote access devices such as digital subscriber line access multiplexers (DSLAM) on an Internet
service provider's (ISP) network. BRAS can also be referred to as a Broadband Network
Gateway(BNG).
The BRAS sits at the core of an ISP's network, and aggregates user sessions from the access network.
It is at the BRAS that an ISP can inject policy management and IP Quality of Service (QoS).
The specific tasks include:Aggregates the circuits from one or more link access devices such
as DSLAMs
Provides layer 2 connectivity through either transparent bridging or PPP sessions
over Ethernet orATM sessions
Enforces quality of service (QoS) policies
Provides layer 3 connectivity and routes IP traffic through an Internet service provider’s
backbone network to the Internet
A DSLAM collects data traffic from multiple subscribers into a centralized point so that it can be
transported to a switch or router over a Frame Relay, ATM, or Ethernet connection.
The router provides the logical network termination. Common link access methods include PPP over
Ethernet (PPPoE), PPP over ATM (PPPoA) encapsulated sessions, bridged ethernet over ATM or
Frame Relay (RFC 1483/RFC 1490), or just plain ethernet. In the case of ATM or Frame Relay based
access, individual subscribers are identified by Virtual Circuit IDs. Subscribers connected over
ethernet-based remote access devices are usually identified by VLAN IDs or MPLS tags. By acting as
the network termination point, the BRAS is responsible for assigning network parameters such as IP
addresses to the clients. The BRAS is also the first IP hop from the client to the Internet.
The BRAS is also the interface to authentication, authorization and accounting systems (see RADIUS).
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WI-FI (WIRELESS FIDELITY)
6.1 WI-FI NETWORK:
A Wi-Fi network provides the features and benefits of traditional LAN technologies such as
Ethernet and Token Ring without the limitations of wires or cables. It provides the final few meters
of connectivity between a wired network and the mobile user. WIFI is a wireless LAN Technology to
deliver wireless broad band speeds up to 54 Mbps to Laptops, PCs, PDAs, dual mode Wi-Fi enabled
phones etc.
6.2 WORKING OF WI-FI NETWORK:
In a typical Wi-Fi configuration, a transmitter/receiver (transceiver) device, called the Access
Point (AP), connects to the wired network from a fixed location using standard cabling. A wireless
Access Point combines router and bridging functions, it bridges network traffic, usually from
Ethernet to the airwaves, where it routes to computers with wireless adapters. The AP can reside at
any node of the wired network and acts as a gateway for wireless data to be routed onto the wired
network. It supports only 10 to 30 mobile devices per Access Point (AP) depending on the network
traffic. Like a cellular system, the Wi-Fi is capable of roaming from the AP and re-connecting to the
network through another AP. Like a cellular phone system, the wireless LAN is capable of roaming
from the AP and re-connecting to the network through other APs residing at other points on the
wired network. This can allow the wired LAN to be extended to cover a much larger area than the
existing coverage by the use of multiple APs such as in a campus environment. It may be used as a
standalone network anywhere to link multiple computers together without having to build or extend
a wired network.
FIG 6.1WI-FI NETWORK (REF- 5)
End users access the Wi-Fi network through Wi-Fi adapters, which are implemented as cards
in desktop computers, or integrated within hand-held computers. Wi-Fi wireless LAN adapters
provide an interface between the client Network Operating System (NOS) and the airwaves via an
antenna.
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6.3 BENEFITS OF WI-FI:
Wi-Fi offers the following productivity, conveniences, and cost advantages over traditional wired
networks:
Mobility: Wi-Fi systems can provide LAN users with access to real-time information anywhere in their organization.
Installation Speed and Simplicity: Installing a Wi-Fi system can be fast and easy and can eliminate the need to pull cable through walls and ceilings.
Installation Flexibility: Wireless technology allows the network to go where wire cannot go.
Reduced Cost-of-Ownership: While the initial investment required for Wi-Fi hardware can be higher than the cost of wired LAN hardware, overall installation expenses and life-cycle costs can be significantly lower.
Scalability: Wi-Fi systems can be configured in a variety of topologies to meet the needs of specific applications and installations. Configurations are easily changed and range from peer-to-peer networks suitable for a small number of users to full infrastructure networks of thousands of users that allows roaming over a broad area.
It offers much high speed up to 54 Mbps which is very much greater than other wireless access technologies like CORDECT, GSM and CDMA.
Leased Line:
Means Permanent point to point connections Ideal for linking two offices Always-on, uncontended symmetric data Fixed monthly charges Quality of Service network guarantee
A leased line is a permanent, always on connection between two locations. It is a dedicated, private line and only carries communications and traffic from your company, resulting in a guaranteed level of service. The line can be used for data, video and voice and is most effective when sharing bandwidth hungry applications between different offices.
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WHO WOULD BENEFIT FROM A LEASED LINE? Companies with separate office locations that regularly share a lot of data Companies with separate office locations who want to use VoIP
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WHAT BENEFITS WOULD A LEASED LINE BRING MY BUSINESS? Cost effective for heavy Internet users High speed data throughput Private connection with no contention ratios Fixed charges regardless of usage, allowing accurate budgeting A guaranteed high level of service with vastly reduced latency and jitter
In Kodad nearly 45 leased lines were provided by BSNL. All the nationalised banks,
Govt. offices like MRO, MPDO, RTA and other private offices like finance offices are using leased
lines for connecting from Kodad local office to their main head quarters offices or their centralized
servers situated at another locations.
For a normal leased line several modems are required at each termination of
network and can be provided for only 64Kbps or 2Mbps speed only. Hence network is complicated
and cannot be monitored centrally.
Multiplexer (MUX)
For a normal 64kbps leased lines one multiplexer is called MUX is provided at the telephone
exchange. One MUX is served for 30 no of 64kbps channels. MUX has 5 terminal cards each can
connect 6 no of 64 kbps channels and corresponding control cards also inserted. One incoming
2mbps E1 channel from Nalgonda is connected to one MUX from there 30 no. of 64 channels comes
out to provide 30 leased line circuits. Each terminal card front end is provided with loop facility for
loop test purpose.
2 Mbps Primary MUX (PDM-30A)
It is a Primary PCM Multiplexer provides flexible modular VLSI based solutions which provide voice &
data applications by TDM on 2,048 MB/s E1 stream. The equipment is fully solid state, field proven
and conforming to ITU-T standards. It is designed to connect 30 subscribers to an Analog or Digital
exchange and multiplexes 30 voice or data or any combination of voice/data channels of 64 Kb/s
into a 2 Mb/s G.703 stream. It is a rugged design equipped with twenty slots for various units. Four
of them are the common units and the remaining sixteen slots are for voice, data & signalling units,
which provides a variety of user services. All the voice/data units are HOT SWAPPABLE and different
types of voice/data units can be placed in to it simultaneously with arbitrary combination.
Features
TEC "Type Approved" by Department of Telecom (DoT) Largest installation base in BSNL network Standard CP-7 rack mounting Both Voice and Data Applications on E1
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Full conformance to ITU-T (standards) CCB payphone application with 16 KHz polarity reversal
Flexible internet working with selectable MF/NOMF
From each 64kbps channels output there is two pairs. One pair is transmitting pair
and another pair is receiving pair. Two pairs then connected to corresponding leased circuit
exchange side modem. A two wire output from the modem is connected to the customer required
point using landline twisted copper pair.
So Exchange side modem has facility for 4 wire input and a 2 wire output with RJ-11 or RJ-45
connectors.
Leased-Line Modems
A Leased Line modem is a high-speed modem designed for use in a private communications channel
leased from a common carrier. Most digital lines require four wires (two pairs) for full-duplex
transmission. It may have built-in lower speeds for alternate use in dial-up lines.
A leased line is a fixed, dedicated, digital, point to point line for data transfer. The term "leased line" is a general description of a point to point circuit from a data carrier supplier. These circuits can be supplied at various speeds and be presented at your site with various interfaces. A leased line is not connected to a telephone exchange and does not provide DC power, dial tone, busy tone or ring signal. Transmission speeds of leased lines vary from 64kbps up to several megabytes, but the costs increase dramatically beyond 128kbps. For most small companies or home users, ISDN is quite suitable, as it is capable of speeds of up to 128kbps. Unlike ISDN, there is no usage charge for a leased line, only fixed annual costs, which is at a higher rate than ISDN. Due to usage charges, it is generally recommended that if you are using the ISDN line for more than four hours a day (total on-line time), then it may be more cost effective to move to a fixed circuit. An added complication to working out the cost effectiveness of a leased line, is that the majority of circuit suppliers work out the annual cost, based on the distance between the two sites to be connected. Leased Line Modem
Leased line modems are also called Baseband modems or short-range modems. A leased
line modem is a digital modem that may be used to inter-connect computers, terminals, controllers
and similar digital equipment over distances of up to 16 kms (10 miles) for LAN interconnection,
campus networking, or high-speed leased line internet links, over a single, unshielded twisted
copper pair (two wires).
These devices overcome distance limitations and noise problems by using special
modulation and line equalization techniques and allow error-free communication over longer
distances, at much higher data rates than conventional analog dial-up modems. Leased line modems
are a cost effective and efficient solution for dedicated data-network access and in the "last mile"
network access applications.
At Kodad Different subscribers are equipped with different types of modems due to the modems
should be purchased by the customer. In those modems there also is a provision for electronic loop
facility for testing.
2Mbps Leased Lines
2mbps leased lines are connected without MUX to the 2 Mbps E1 channels of STM-16.
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MLLN
DRAWBACK OF TRADITIONAL LEASED LINE CIRCUITS
1. Grew from 64 kbps they have to jump over to 2 Mbps only.
2. Data Cards support only up to 64 Kbps
3. From Operator pt of view in case of Leased Line Circuit different boxes from different
vendors so difficult to manage & control.
4. No Centralized Monitoring or alarm or performance monitoring.
5. Therefore we should have a control to all this, we are able to identify before the customer
know which circuit has gone faulty The solution to this is MLLN
MLLN: Managed Leased Line Network.
For a normal leased line several modems are required at each termination of
network and also provided for only 64Kbps or 2Mbps only. Hence network is complicated and
cannot monitor centrally.
The MLLN is a managed leased line network systems which is proposed to provide
leased line connectivity with the state-of-the-art technology equipment, MLLN is designed mainly for
having effective control and monitor on the leased line so that the down time is very much
minimised and circuit efficiency is increased this achieving more customer satisfaction.
In Kodad out of 45 leased line circuit 24 circuits are provided with MLLN .In MLLN
network conventional PCM primary MUX and subscriber modems are replaced by versatile MUX and
network terminating unit(NTU) respectively.
MLLN mainly consist of digital cross connect (DXC), Versatile MUX (VMUX),
network terminating unit(NTU) and network management system (NMS). DXC’S and VMUX’S are
interconnecting via OFC links. VMUX in term connected to NTU’s via landline copper pair.
At overall system NMS is suitably placed at the central location for effective control
monitoring of leased line. NTU’s are fully managed from NMS. They can be programmable for
different data speeds ranging from 64Kbps to 2Mbps depending on customer demand.
OFC links
Landline
Main
DXC
NMS
DXC DXC DXC
VMUX VMUX
VMUX
VMUX
VMUX
VMUX
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Features of MLLN: 1) Control and manage the leased line network.
2) Bandwidth management as the customer requirement
3) Pro-active maintenance, without waiting for customer to book a complaint.
4) Self diagnostic/software loops to check E1 connectivity to DXC,
VMUX/software loops for checking copper pair at NTU point for
immediately identifying the faulty section for trouble shooting.
5) Alternate routing in case of any route failure.
6) Generation of the periodic performance reports for self analysis.
GSM
GSM (Global System for mobile communications, originally group special mobile) is a
standard developed by the European telecommunications standards institute [EISI] to
describe protocol for second generation (2G) digital cell networks used by mobile phones.
CONCEPT OF CELLULAR SYSTEM:
The principle of cellular system is, each cellular service area is divided
into small regions called cells.
Each cell contains an antenna and is controlled by base station.Each base
station is controlled by mobile switching center (MSC) also coordinates the communication
between base stations and PSTN.
SIGNIFICATION OF FREQUENCY REUSE:
Frequency reuse is the process in which the same set of frequencies (channels) can
be allocated to more than one cell.
The frequency reuse cells are separated by sufficient distance for reducing co-channel
interference.
A cellular radio coverage area containing three clusters (group of cells).
Each cluster has seven cells in it and the cells with the same letter use the same set of
channel frequencies.The same set of frequencies used in all three clusters which essentially
increases the number of usable cellular channels available three fold. The letter A, B, C, D, E,
F and G denote the seven sets of frequencies.
The concept of frequency reuse in a cellular telephone system.
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GSM REFERENCE ARCHETECTURE AND FUNCTIONS:
The GSM system architecture consist of three major inter connected
subsystems that interact among one another.
1: Base station subsystem (BSS)
2: Network switching subsystem (NSS)
3: Operational support subsystem (OSS)
MOBILE STATION (MS):
The mobile station consists of two unit’s mobile handset with battery and
subscribes identity mobile (SIM).
The mobile station is also subsystem but it is usually considered to be part of base station
subsystem (BSS).
1: BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM (BSS):
The BSS is sometimes known as the radio system because it provides
and managers radio – frequency transmission paths between mobile station (MS) and
mobile switching Centre (MSC).
*It consist of two main parts they are,
*Base transceiver station (BTS).
*Base station controller (BSC).
FUNCTION OF BSS (BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM):
It has base station control (BSC) and one or more base stations transceivers (BTS).
*The functions of base station subsystem are:
The radio resource management like speech, data and signalling channels.
Allocation and decoction (Release) of channels for call setup and release.
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*BASE TRANSCEIVER STATION (BTS):
It consists of antennas that transmit and receive to directly
communicate with the mobiles. The BTS’S are connected to BSC.
*BTS functions and physical elements:
BTS processor
Radio transceiver
Equalizers
Channel coders
Encryption unit
Combiners
Pre-selectors
*BASE STATION CONTROLLER (BSC):
Each BSC control several BTS’s. It managers channel allocation and handoff of calls
from one BTS to another BTS. The BSC’S are connected to MSC. It provides path from MS to
MSC.
*BSC Functions and physical elements:
BSC Processor
Control of several BTS
Radio resource management(i.e. call setup, maintain and call remove)
Handoff future management and control
It provides path from MS to MSC.
2: NETWORK SWITCHING SUBSYSTEM (NSS):
It provides main control and interfacing for the whole mobile network. It
allows MSC’S to communicate with other telephone networks such as Public Switched
Telephone Network (PSTN) and integrated service digital network (ISDN).
The NSS consist of MSC, HLR, VLR and AUC.
*Mobile Switching Centre (MSC):
The MSC is heart of the entire network connecting the fixed line networks
(ISDN, PSTN etc----) to the mobiles. It manages all call- related functions and billing
information.
It is connected to HLR and VLR for subscriber identification and for routing
incoming calls.
It is also connected to AUC for authentication
Functions of MSC:
It performs the following functions.
Call setup
Supervision and release
Call routing
Billing information
Each cancellation
Integration of various registers(HLR AND VLR)
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Manage connection to BSS, other MSC and PSTN
Home Location Register (HLR):
All the subscribe data is stored in HLR. It has a permanent data base of the entire
registered subscribers.
When a user switch ON the phone, the phone registers with the network and from
there it is possible to determine which BTS it communicates with so that the incoming calls
can be routed appropriately.
Functions of Home location register:
It maintains the following mobile station user’s data on permanent basis.
Internal mobile subscriber identity (IMSI)
Service subscription information
Service restrictions
Billing and accounting information
Visitor Location Register (VLR):
An active subscriber is registered in VLR. It has temporary database of all the
active subscribers used for their call routing. The MSC asks VLR before routing incoming
calls.
Functions of VLR:
It is a temporary data storage system of mobile station user. It stores temporary
the user following information.
Features currently activated
Temporary mobile station identity.
Information of current location of mobile station.
AUTHENTICATION CENTRE (AUC):
The AUC is a protected database that contains the secret keys also
contained in the users SIM cards. It is used for authentication. Authentication is a process to
verify the subscriber SIM.
Secret data and verification algorithms are stored in the AUC. The AUC
and HLR combine to authenticate the subscribers. Subscriber authentication can be done on
every call, if required.
AUC contains a Equipment Identity Register (EIR). The entire
subscriber’s mobile handset data is stored in EIR. Each mobile equipment has a International
Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI). This IMEI is installed in equipment and is checked by the
network during registration. EIR identifies stolen or fraudulent phones that identity the data
that does not match information contain in either the HLR or VLR.
AUC Function:
In GSM systems AUC maintains AU Keys and algorithms. It provides security
measures like encryption.
Function of Equipment Identity Registers:
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It maintains information about AU mobile station (valid
handset). So that stolen, non type approved or fraudulent mobile station can be identify as
surface can be denied.
3: OPERATIONAL SUPPORT SUBSYSTE (OSS):
It supports one or several operation and maintenance centre (OMC),
which is used to monitor and maintain the performance of each MS, BSC and MSC’S with in
a GSM system.
2G/3G BTS INTRODUCTION:- A base transceiver station (BTS) is a piece of equipment that facilitates wireless communication
between user equipment (UE) and a network. User Equipments are devices like mobile
phones (handsets), WLL phones, computers with wireless Internet connectivity. The network can be that
of any of the wireless communication technologies like GSM, CDMA, wireless local loop, Wi-Fi, WiMAX or
other wide area network(WAN) technology.
BTS is also referred to as the radio base station (RBS), node B (in 3G Networks) or, simply, the base
station (BS). For discussion of the LTE standard the abbreviation eNB for evolved node B is widely used.
Though the term BTS can be applicable to any of the wireless communication standards, it is generally
associated with mobile communication technologies like GSM and CDMA. At Kodad town there are 5 no. of BTSs are located at various places in the town. For Nalgonda
SSA the ZTE Company provides BTS services. A ZTE BTS of 2G/3G was installed in Kodad MBM premises.
The observed architecture is as follows
OFC media from Nalgonda BSC is directly given to the CC card. From FS card of Base
band Unit OFC links are connected RF cards of RF Unit. For 2G two RF cards and for 3G
another two RF cards provided. From RF cards three sectors RF cables for 2G and another
three sectors RF cables for 3G are going out and connected to the 3 - BTS antennas on the
tower.
For E1 link SA card is provided if BTS is working for 2G only one E1 (i.e.2mbps) is enough but
whenever 3G is activated high bandwidth is required. So 40 Mbps bandwidth is taken from
STM-16 ring system with fibre and connected to CC cards OFC slots. The RF light on RF cards
indicates the BTS is running and radiating RF signals from RF cards. RF cables carry the
(3) WCDMA (Wide band coded division multiple access)
(4) HSDPA and HSPA+ (high speed data pocket access)
Among the above technologies WCDMA is mostly adopted for 3G.
It was developed in 2000 but commercially available to the customers in the 2003
and launched by Hutchison telecommunications.
The 1st launch of 3G in India was done by MTNL in Mumbai.
BSNL launched 3G services in India on 11th DEC 2009.After that 3G
spectrum was allotted to all private operations in India.
Technology- Speed
GSM -9.6 Kbps
GPRS -171Kbps
WCDMA -2Mbps
HSDPA – 1 to 10 Mbps
*At Kodad BSNL exchange one 2G/3G BTS manufactured by ZTE was installed for
simultaneous radiation of 2G and 3G. Another three BTS’s are also with 3G coverage are
installed at KVB bank, Micro Wave station near SANA College and Balaji nagar.
*2G coverage is good but where as 3G coverage is less compared to 2G. 2G coverage is
up to several kilometres but where as 3G coverage is poor 0.5 to 1.5 km only from the
BTS.
*At Kodad, customers mostly used BSNL 3G SIMs for mobile data with high speed.The
data rate achived practically is 200 Kbps to 7 Mbps depending on the distance from the
3G BSNL tower.
*BSNL strictly following TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) guide lines for
radiation strength and do not increased above the limit set by TRAI. Hence compared to
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private operators BSNL 3G coverage is less and many more towers to be constructed for
better coverage of 3G. Approximately one tower is required for a square km area.
*Hence more budgets is required and also very typical task. Hence 3G development is
very slow. And also next coming technology 4G also steps down the 3G technology.
FREQUENCY BAND:
3G frequency band is 2100 MHz
Uplink range – 1920 – 1980 MHz
Downlink range – 2110 – 2170 MHz
4G 4G- Fourth Generation of Mobile Telecommunications Technology.
A 4G systems provides ULTRA-BROADBAND MOBILE INTERNET ACCESS in addition to the normal
voice and other services of 3G. ULTRA BROADBAND means minimum speed of 100Mbps in moving
position and may reach the speeds up to 1Gbps speed, in standstill position.
The 4G standards are stated by ITU-R (International Telecommunications union radio
communications sector) and named as IMT-advanced (International Telecommunications
advanced).The standards of 4G set the speeds as 300 Mbps for high mobility (such as trains, cars)
1 Gbps for low mobility (by walk or stationary).
The latest technologies are like: 1. Mobile Wimax version 2
2. LTE advanced (Long Term Evolution advanced) are supports 4G and they
can achieve those speeds.
The 4G does not supports traditional circuits switched telephony. But it supports all IP based
communication.
LTE advanced technology provides the speeds up to
1.1Gbps in peak download
2.500Mbps in peak up load
Wimax version 2(IEEE 802.16m) provides
1.128Mbps in peak down load
2. 56Mbps in peak upload
* Bharthi Airtel launched India’s 1st 4G services using TD-LTE technology is KOLKATA on April
10th of 2012. Then extends to Bangalore, Pune and Chandigarh in July 2014 Airtel 4G also entered in
AP, Assam, Bihar and Orissa.
Reliance also provides 4G in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. BSNL is going to be
implementing 4G shortly all over the India.
4G also called as MAGIC: M- Mobile multimedia
A- Any time any where
G- Global mobility supports
I- Integrated wireless solution
C- Customised personal services
4G also provides high security and high quality of services (QOS) along with high speed services.
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Draw backs of 4G are: 1. High battery usage
2. Hard to implement
3. Need complicated hardware & expensive.
CODE DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS (CDMA) Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) consistently provides better capacity for voice and data
communications that other commercial mobile technologies, allowing more subscribers to connect
at any given time, and it is the common platform on which 3G technologies are built.
CDMA is a spread spectrum technology, allowing many users to occupy the same time and frequency
allocations in a given band/space. As it name implies, CDMA assigns unique codes to each
communication to differentiate it from others in the same spectrum resources, CDMA enables many
more people to share the airwaves at the same time than do alternative technologies.
ADVANTAGES OF CDMA:
Increased cellular communications security.
Simultaneous conversations
Increased efficiency, meaning that the carrier can serve more subscribers.
Smaller phones
Low power requirements and little cell-to-cell coordination needed by operators.
Extended reach-beneficial to rural users situated far from cells. DISADVANTAGES OF CDMA:
Due to its proprietary nature, all of CDMA’s flaws are not known to the engineering community.
CDMA is relatively new, and the network is not as mature as GSM.
CDMA cannot offer international roaming, a large GSM advantage. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CDMA AND GSM:
The GSM stands for global system for mobile communication and CDMA for code division multiple accesses.
GSM is a form of multiplexing, which divides the available bandwidth among the different channels. Most of the times the multiplexing used are either TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) or FDM (Frequency Division Multiplexing). On the other hand CDMA is a type of multiple access scheme (which means allotting the given bandwidth to multiple users) and makes use of spread spectrum technique which is essentially increasing the size of spectrum.
In CDMA each user is provided a unique code and all the conversations between 2 users are coded. This provides a greater level of security to CDMA users than the GSM ones.
At Kodad BSNL installed a CDMA BTS at microwave station for providing WLL phones, Prepaid and
post paid CDMA mobile SIM card services and WLL FWTs (Fixed wireless Terminal) around Kodad.
NIC (Network Interface Card) data cards, EVDO (Enhanced Voice Data Optimized) data cards are also
provided for Internet connection by using CDMA technology.
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Optical Fiber Cable
• An optical fiber is a hair thin cylindrical fiber of glass or any transparent dielectric medium.
• The fiber which are used for optical communication are wave guides made of transparent
dielectrics.
• Its function is to guide visible and infrared light over long distances.
• Structure of optical fiber
• Core – central tube of very thin size made up of optically transparent dielectric medium and
carries the light form transmitter to receiver. The core diameter can vary from about 5um to
100 um.
• Cladding – outer optical material surrounding the core having reflecting index lower than
core. It helps to keep the light within the core throughout the phenomena of total internal
reflection.
• Buffer Coating – plastic coating that protects
the fiber made of silicon rubber. The typical diameter of fiber after coating is 250-300 um.
• Working principle
Total Internal Reflection
• When a ray of light travels from a denser to a rarer medium such that the angle of incidence
is greater than the critical angle, the ray reflects back into the same medium this
phenomena is called total internal reflection.
• In the optical fiber the rays undergo repeated total number of reflections until it emerges
out of the other end of the fiber, even if the fiber is bent.
• The arrow and the bent pencil
Total internal reflection in optical fiber
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• Classification of optical fiber
• Optical fiber is classified into two categories based on :-
1) The number of modes, and
2) The refractive index
On the basis of number of modes:-
on the basis of number of modes of propagation the optical fiber are classified into two types:
(i) Single mode fiber (SMF) and
(ii) Multi-mode fiber (MMF)
• Single-mode fibers – in single mode fiber only one mode can propagate through the fiber.
This type of fiber has small core diameter(5um) and high cladding diameter(70um) and the
difference between the refractive index of core and cladding is very small. There is no
dispersion i.e. no degradation of signal during travelling through the fiber.
• The light is passed through the single mode fiber through laser diode.
• Multi-mode fiber :-
• Multi mode fiber allows a large number of modes for the light ray travelling through it.
• The core diameter is (40um) and that of cladding is(70um)
• The relative refractive index difference is also larger than single mode fiber.
• There is signal degradation due to multimode dispersion.
• They are not suitable for long distance communication due to large dispersion and
attenuation of the signal.
• On the basis of Refractive index
• There are two types of optical fiber:-
• (i) Step-index optical fiber
• (ii) Graded-index optical fiber
• Step
• Step index fiber
• The refractive index of core is constant
• The refractive index of cladding is also constant
• The light rays propagate through it in the form of meridiognal rays which cross the fiber axis
during every reflection at the core cladding boundary.
• Graded Index fiber
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• In this type of fiber core has a non uniform refractive index that gradually decrease from the
centre towards the core cladding interface.
• The cladding has a uniform refractive index.
• The light rays propagate through it in the form of skew rays or helical rays. They do not cross
the fiber axis at any time.
• How Optical Fiber’s are made??
• Three Steps are Involved in the manufacturing of the optical fiber which are given below:-
-Making a Preform Glass Cylinder
-Drawing the Fiber’s from the preform
-Testing the Fibre
• Optical Fiber Communication System
• Information source- it provides an electrical signal to a transmitter comprising an electrical
stage.
• Electrical transmitter- It drives an optical source to give an modulation of the light wave
carrier.
• Optical source- It provides the electrical-optical conversion .It may be a semiconductor laser
or an LED.
• Optical cable: It serves as transmission medium.
• Optical detector: It is responsible for optical to electrical conversion of data and hence
responsible for demodulation of the optical carrier. It may be a photodiodes,
phototransistor, and photoconductors.
Information source
Electrical source
Optical source
Optical fiber cable
Optical detector
Electrical receive
Destination
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• Electrical receiver: It is used for electrical interfacing at the receiver end of the optical link
and to perform the signal processing electrically.
• Destination: It is the final point at which we receive the information in the form of electrical
signal.
•
Attenuation
• Attenuation is the loss of the optical power.
• Attenuation in optical fiber take place due to elements like coupler, splices, connector and
fiber itself.
• A fiber lower attenuation will allow more power to reach a receiver than with a higher
attenuation.
• Attenuation may be categorised as –
(i) Intrinsic
(ii) Extrinsic
• Factor causing attenuation in Fiber
• Fig. shows the factor affecting the attenuation in fiber-
• Variation of specific attenuation with wavelength
Attenuation & Wavelength
• Advantage of optical fiber communication
1) The life of fiber is longer than copper wire
2) Handling and installation costs of optical fiber is very nominal
Attenuation
Intrinsic
Absorption Scattering
Extrinsic
Macrobending
Microbending
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3) It is unaffected with electromagnetic interference
4) Attenuation in optical fiber is lower than coaxial cable or twisted pair.
5) There is no necessity of additional equipment for protecting against grounding and voltage
problems.
6) As it does not radiates energy any antenna or detector cannot detects it hence provides
signal security
• Disadvantage
1) Highly skilled staff would be required for maintenance
2) Only point to point working is possible on optical fiber
3) Precise and costly instruments would be required
4) Costly if underutilized.
5) Accept uni polar codes only.
6) Jointing of fiber and splicing is also time consuming.
• Applications
• In telecommunication field
• In space applications
• Broadband applications
• Computer applications industrial applications
• Mining applications
• In medical applications
• In military applications etc.
Basic fibre optic communication system with block diagram:
The block diagram of fibre optic communication system consists of mainly
1. Optical transmitter.
2. Fibre optic cable.
3. Optical receiver.
1. Optical transmitter:
It’s main function is to transmit the information signals like voice, video or
computer data in the form of light signals. The information at input is converted into digital
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signals by using A/D converter. If the input signals are computer signals they are directly
connected to light source. It consists of A/D converter and light source.
A/D converter:
The information signals like voice and video signals are analog in natures
that are converted into digital signals by using A/D converter. These digital (electrical) are
fed to light source. If the input signals are coming from the computer i.e. digital signal they
are directly connected to light source.
Light Source:
The output of the A/D converter is an electrical signal is given to light
source this light source converts electrical signal into light signal.
The light source turn ON-OFF, depends on digital pulse thus its flashing is
proportional to digital input.
EX: LED, LASER etc..
2: Fibre optical cable:
When the light pulses are coming from the optical transmitter fed to one
end of fibre optic cable, they are passed on to the other end of the fibre optic cable.
3: Optical Receiver:
At the receiving end the light signals are connected into electrical signals.
The optical receiver consists of light detector and D/A converter.
Light Detector:
A light signal from the fibre optic cable at the receiving end is given to
light detector, the light detector converts light signal into electrical signal.
EX: PIN diode and Avalanche photo diode (APD).
D/A Converter:
The output of light detector is given to D/A converter which converts
digital data into analog signals. If the digital signal for computer can be directly taken from
the output of the light detector.
FDF FDF means Fibre Distribution Frame.
FDF includes metallic casing adaptor plat, splice tray and other necessary materials for the
termination of optical fibre cables.
FDF is a metallic frame which supports fibre connectors which are fixed and used from cross
connecting outside and exchange side fibres. The pigtails from the outside OFC cable are
terminated on left side and the exchange side OFC patch cards are terminated on the right
side of FDF to the corresponding outgoing fibre. The OFC connectors which are fixed to
metal frame are three types
1. 0 dB means no loss in connection.
2. 5dB means 5dB loss between outside and exchange side fibre.
3. 10dB means 10dB loss between outside and exchange side fibre.
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These are used reduce the transmitter to receive power between short distance
communications. If long distance communications 0dB connectors are used.
DDF The Digital Distributing Frame (DDF) is a 75 ohms frame system that serves as an equal level
cross connects point for signals conforming to the following signal formats:
2.048mbps
8.448mbps
34.368mbps
139.264mbps
155.52mbps
The modules allow test access to all equipment terminated at the frame and provide flexible cross
connects between network elements (NE’s). The DDF system consists of individual DDF modules
mounted in a panel.
In kodad for STM-16 there are 3 TM’s means 63 no of 2Mbps E1 channels per each TM are physically
terminated to the DDF on right side with permanent wiring. The trunks from MBM switch, E1s from
MLLN system, E1s from leased lines, E1s from rural cell BTSs and other equipments are terminated
to the left side Of the DDF. For all these E1s two pair twisted copper pairs are used. For the
termination purpose a unique is known as WRAPPING TOOL is used. On the front loop test with loop
card for conforming the channel is working or not on left side and the corresponding signal is
arriving or not on right side of the DDF. The left side to right side is jointing with links called as “U-
links”.
CPE (customer Premises Equipment) for OFC systems
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CPE means It is an interface system at the fiber end which facilitates several E1s, Ehternet
ports, and Optical fibre ports with STM-1 configuration. Generally several E1s, Ethernet ports and
fiber ports are given as input and one fiber port taken as output or as vice versa.
E1’s
Ethernet OFC –STM1
Optical port
Overview: Ultra-compact Customer Premise Equipment with STM-1, E1 and 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
interfaces in a fixed configuration. It combines innovative optical networking software, with the
intelligence of SDH/SONET, to deliver an efficient solution to today's service providers.
Ideal Environment: It is designed for the access part of optical network with low to medium traffic
volume. It can be used in multiple access applications – transport of E1 & Ethernet from 2G/2.5G/3G
wireless backhaul, DSLAM aggregation from remote locations & enterprise connectivity.
Compact Node: It is a compact 1U STM-1 node with E1 & Ethernet that serves a wide scope of
access needs. It is a cost effective, low-power and easy to manage equipment with plug & play
benefits.
Various Topologies: It fits into liner, ring, bus and mesh topologies. It can be configured as a
Terminal Multiplexer (TMUX) or an Add-Drop Multiplexer (ADM). Thus it caters to all possible access
network scenarios.
At Kodad generally we find Tejas and ITI CPEs having
8 ports for E1s
2STM-1 ports,
2 optical ports and
2 Ethernet ports.
STM-16 STM means Synchronous Transport Module
STM-16 is an OFC system which is used at Kodad main exchange for the purpose of OFC
network communication from Kodad to Nalgonda & Kodad to Huzunagar.
Generally OFC systems use two types of hierarchies:
1) PDH- Physiological digital hierarchy
2) SDH-Synchronous digital hierarchy.
STM uses the SDH & following STMs are developed according to ITU standards.
STM-0 is configured for 21 E1 channels with a bit of 51.84 mbps
STM-1 “ “ “ 63 E1 “ “ “ “ 155.52mbps
STM-4 “ “ “ 251E1 “ “ “ “ 622.08 mbps
STM-16 “ “ “ 1008 E1 “ “ “ 2488.32 mbps
STM-64 “ “ “ 4032E1 “ “ “ “ 9953.38 mbps
[E1 means a 2 mbps electrical digital signal channel having one Trans pair & one receive
pair of copper conductor].
TM means transport module having 63 no of E1’s and TM is also called as E4.
OFC
CPE
OFC
CPE
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In Kodad main exchange all the trunks of main exchange, all BB channels, all leased
lines channels, all cell BTS s channels and all other communicating channels which are to be
connected to Nalgonda and all the rural exchanges of Huzurnagar are terminated to the
TM’s of STM-16 out of 16 TMs 3TMs physically terminated using DDF, another 3 fiber
outputs for 3G Cell BTS’s each of 40Mbps and one fiber output for Broadband with 455
Mbps bandwidth are configured.
For OFC transmission BSNL uses ring structure of connectivity using STM16
systems located at various exchanges Kodad, Huzurnagar, Miryalaguda, Nalgonda, Nakrekal
and Suryapet are formed a ring structure using STM16 systems in each exchange. So
redundancy of network is possible. Whenever route break occurred towards Huzurnagar
side then the system will work with another direction towards Suryapet. So STM-16
provides connectivity of large no. of E1s i.e. 1008 no. of E1s with ring structure for route
redundancy
STM – 16
Ring system
OFC Network
Kodad to NLG
STM-4 STM -4 was installed in kodad exchange with bandwidth is 622.08mbps.
As the requirement of band width and no of E1’s are increasing for newer equipments the
STM – 16 was installed and the STM-4 was kept idle in KODAD MBM.
Digital microwave radio systems
Digital microwave radio relay is a technology for transmitting (transmit and receive) data/signals between two points in telecommunication network that can be distanced over 80 km. Standard digital radio station is built out of three main components:
Digital modem as an interface with terminal equipment, Radio unit as a converter of user data/signals into the signals adjusted for transmitting
over the air, and Antenna system as an element which transmits and receives radio waves.
Two fixed microwave radio stations are required for one microwave radio relay link. Digital microwave radio relay systems offer flexibility, simplicity and deployment speed of
KDD
HZN
MYG
NLG
NKR
SRT
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telecommunication networks. Applications:
Backbone for mobile operators, BWA operators and similar applications (TETRA networks),
Last mile access, Private networks, Disaster recovery systems, Public safety, Government and defence, Health and education.
All Outdoor Type DMW equipment
• All the units are outdoor. • Installation is easy. • The equipment room can be saved.
Split type Microwave Equipment
The RF unit is an outdoor unit (ODU). The IF, signal processing, and MUX/DEMUX units are integrated in the indoor unit (IDU). The ODU and IDU are connected through an IF cable.
The ODU can either be directly mounted onto the antenna or connected to the antenna through a short soft waveguide.
Although the capacity is smaller than the trunk, due to the easy installation and maintenance, fast network construction, it’s the most widely used microwave equipment.
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Unit Functions
Antenna: Focuses the RF signals transmitted by ODUs and increases the signal gain.
ODU: RF processing, conversion of IF/RF signals. IF cable: Transmitting of IF signal, management signal and power supply of ODU. IDU: Performs access, dispatch, multiplex/demultiplex, and
modulation/demodulation for services.
At Kodad exchange we find the DMW systems are equipped as follows
1) Three Split model DMWs are installed for communicating E1s for 1) Cell BTS – KVB at Kodad 2) Cell BTS—Balaji nagar 3) Cell BTS—Akupamula
2) Two fully Outdoor DMWs are installed for communicating 10 Mbps Broadband Internet Connections for
1) Anurag Engineering College 2) GATE Engineering College
General problems and maintanance 1) The antenna positions may disturb. 2) The IF cable or POE cables may damaged 3) The RF convertors may damage.
WIMAX
WiMAX acronym meaning is “Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access”.
WiMAX is a wireless communications standard designed to provide 30 to 40 Mbps data
rates,[1]
with the 2011 update providing up to 1 Gbit/s[1]
for fixed stations.
WiMAX is "a standards-based technology enabling the delivery of last mile wireless
broadband access as an alternative to landline cable and DSL".
It is an IP based Wireless Broadband Access Technology utilizing IEEE 802.16e-2005
standard as the air interface.
The standards are similar to the Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11). With Wi-Fi we can achieve wireless
connectivity with in very short distance in several meters where as with WiMAX coverage is spread
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Instead of Landline BSNL uses this technology for providing broadband with the speeds up
to 2Mbps in rural areas where landline is not available. In Kodad BSNL exchange there is a WiMAX
BTS installed and it can capable of 15 km radius coverage with maximum speed of 2 Mbps to each
subscriber. The WiMAX BTS is connected to the BBRAS with OFC backhaul network of BSNL.
We can get the Internet access everywhere in home and in the office. No Wire Required:
No Wire, No Telephone connection required. Wimax setup and activation are quick and fast. The
WiMAX connections can easily and immediately provided as their activation and configuration of
WiMAX modems are very easy compared to the ADSL Modems. The faults occurring are very less
due to wireless communication and more the customer satisfaction.
BSNL provided WiMAX connections with three types of modems i.e. USB WiMAX Dongle,
Indoor WiMAX Modem and Outdoor WiMAX Modem. The USB and Indoor Modems are accessible
only with in short distance i.e. 1 km but whereas Out Door Modem can serve up to 15 km.
BSNL KODAD provided nearly 300 WiMAX connections around the Kodada town where
landline connection is not feasible. But BSNL handed over its Spectrum back to Central
Government and closed Wimax services all over the India except in special category states on 8th
June of 2014.
The next generation standards of WiMAX (IEEE802.16m) are developed in 2011 and are
currently being used in 4G technology along with the LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology to
achieve the mobile broadband speeds up to 1 Gbps.
Wi-max modem The modems of wi-max technology are three types.
1. USB dongle.
2. Indoor modem.
3. Outdoor modem.
1. USB dongle:-
It can access internet very nearer to the wi-max BTS.
2. Indoor modem
It can access internet up to 1 km only. It has two small antennas. An Ethernet cable
can be directly connected from modem to PC. No other equipment is needed.
3. Outdoor modem:-
It can access internet up to the 15 km. The modem was installed
permanently on the roof top of the customer building and the direction of the outdoor
modem should be in the line of sight to the wimax BTS situated at Exchange premises. If
there is no line of sight or if any obstruction, the internet can’t be accessed. Near
subscribers PC one POE power adapter is fixed. From POE adapter one Ethernet cable is
connected to outdoor modem which carries Power Over Ethernet and the corresponding
signal. For this purpose cat-5 cable with straight connection is used. And one Ethernet cable
is connected from POE adaptor’s LAN port to the PC. Main advantage of wimax connection
over normal landline broadband connection are as follows.
1) No. Of wire connections at subs primises are less.
2) Due to air media fault rate is very less.
3) Modem configuration is very easy.
4) No. Of errors are very less.
5) Connection can be provided very easily and quickly.
6) Cost also is less compared to BB installation.
The disadvantages are as follows
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1) Speeds cannot be provided above 2Mbps.
2) Signal coverage is poor for indoor modems and USB dongles.
3) Line of sight is compulsory for outdoor modems.
Outdoor wimax modem.
POE cable straight
And 8 wire
Ethernet cable
POE adaptor
FTTH FTTH (fiber-to-the-home): Fiber reaches the boundary of the living space, such as a box on the
outside wall of a home. Passive optical networks and point-to-point Ethernet are architectures that
deliver triple-play services over FTTH networks directly from an operator's central office.
Fibre to the Home (FTTH) is a unique technology being deployed by BSNL for the first time in India. The fibre connectivity having unlimited bandwidth and state of the art technology provides fix access platform to deliver the high speed broadband from 256 Kbps to 100 Mbps, IPTV having different type of contents like HDTV and future coming 3D TV and range of voice telephony services. It provides a comprehensive solution for the IP leased line, internet, Closed User Group (CUG), MPLS-VPN, VoIP, video conferencing, video calls etc whatever the services available on the internet platform, bandwidth on demand can be delivered by this connectivity to the without changing the access fibre and home device. Customer will get a CPE called Home Optical Network Termination (HONT) consist of 4X100 Mpbs Ethernet ports and 2 normal telephone ports. Each 100 Mbps ports will provide broadband, IPTVs, IP Video call and leased line etc as required by the customers. Customer will get power back unit having full load backup of four hours and normal backup of three days. This power backup will be AC input and connecting to the HONT on 12V DC. Connectivity via FTTH: BSNL will extend fibre from its nearest Central Office (CO) location directly or through franchisee and install HONT and battery backup at the customers identified locations. The services such as Voice, Broadband, IPTV etc. will be enabled as per the customer”s request plans for the same.
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The services over FTTH: Basic internet Access Service controlled and uncontrolled from 256Kbps to 1000Mbps.
TV over IP Service (MPEG2).
Video on Demand (VoD)(MPEG4)
Audio on Demand Service
Bandwidth on Demand (User and or service configurable)
Remote Education
Point to Point and Point to Multi Point Video Conferencing, virtual classroom
Voice and Video Telephony over IP: Connection under control of centrally located soft switches
Interactive Gaming
VPN on broadband
Dial up VPN Service
Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS)
BSNL INTRANET 4.1 INTRANET:
Smaller private version of Internet. It uses Internet protocols to create enterprise-wide network which may consists of interconnected LANs.
It may or may not include connection to Internet.
Intranet is an internal information system based on Internet technology and web protocols for implementation within a corporate organization.
This implementation is performed in such a way as to transparently deliver the immense informational resources of an organization to each individual’s desktop with minimal cost, time and effort.
The Intranet defines your organization and displays it for everyone to see. 4.2 FEATURES OF INTRANET: 1. It is scalable. 2. It is Interchangeable.
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3. It is platform independent 4. It is Hardware independent. 5. It is vendor independent.
4.3 WHY INTRANET FOR AN ORGANIZATION:
Quick access to voice, video, data and other resources needed by users.
Variety of valuable Intranet applications improves communication and productivity across all areas of an enterprise.
A 21st Century Telephone.
An ISO Tool.
A Target Marketing Tool.
A Decision Making Tool.
A Complete Communication Tool.
FIG 4.1 INTRANET NETWORK (REF- 5)
4.4 APPLICATIONS OF INTRANET:
Publishing Corporate documents.
Access into searchable directories.
Excellent Mailing Facilities.
Proper Sharing of Information.
Developing Groupware Applications. 4.5 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW OF THE INTRANET TECHNOLOGY Intranet runs on open TCP/IP network, enable companies to employ the same type of servers and browser used for World Wide Web for internal applications distributed over the corporate LAN. A typical Intranet implementation involves a high end machine called a server which can be accessed by individual PCs commonly referred to as clients, through the network. The Intranet site setup can be quite inexpensive, especially if your users are already connected by LAN.
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4.6 INTRANET APPLICATIONS IN A CIRCLE: Every circle must have an intranet server which should have the following:
All posting/transfer/relieving orders issued within circle to be hosted on the intranet.
All letters circulars/letters issued from different sections of the circle office to be hosted on the server for immediate access by SSAs. Each section in circle office Administration, Operations, Marketing, Finance, Planning, Computers etc can have web pages hosted on the server.
A database can be maintained for MIS reports and all other reports to be sent periodically by SSAs to circle office. The database can have front end forms designed in ASP or PHP for the SSAs to input the data. Separate programs can be developed to consolidate the data fed by SSAs.
All data prepared and /or distributed during SSA heads meetings can be hosted on the Intranet.
The implementation of the above will reduce the usage of paper and also reduce the usage of FAX.
Electrical Systems in BSNL Exchange
Electricity is the most important element required to any industry or commercial organisation. For a
BSNL Exchange it is prime need to operate any equipment. The electricity supply is taken from the
electricity distribution company (TSSPDCL – Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company
Limited) for contracted load of 70 kVA MD (Maximum Demand) with a voltage of 11000 V.
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SUB STATION
A substation is a part of an electrical generation, transmission, and distribution system.
Substations transform voltage from high to low, or the reverse, or perform any of several other
important functions. Between the generating station and consumer, electric power may flow
through several substations at different voltage levels.
Substations may be owned and operated by an electrical utility, or may be owned by a large
industrial or commercial customer. Here KODAD BSNL owned a 11 kV Sub-station. Kodad MBM exchange has taken electricity supply from TSSPDCL with a contracted load of
70KVA MD .So electricity company has given supply with HT voltage i.e. 11KV to the substation
yard of exchange then a energy meter was installed before Kodad MBM premises of
substation by the electricity company.
For incoming 11KV supply there was equipped a 11KV vertical AB(Air break) switch and
a H.G(horn gap) fuse set. Then by UG 11KV cable passed through a 11KV/110V, 5A CT/PT set. A tri
vector meter is equipped in meter panel with components taking from CT/PT set. Up to the
tri vector meter the responsibility is taken by TSSPDCL people. Every month they taken readings
and billed for current charges accordingly. From the CT/PT set the 11KV supply came to the
substation yard and to 11KV bus and from 11KV bus supply is given to two power
transformers of 11KV/415V 3ᶲ 250KVA each. The output of the transformer 415V 3ᶲ AC is
come out from the substation and connected to LT panels room. We also observed the earth
points for neutral earth, transformers body earth, iron structure earth and AB switch handles earth.
The earth resistance of this substation is being maintained at 0.5 ohm.
Electrical energy is available in two forms:
1) AC (alternating current)
2) DC (direct current)
AC electrical energy can be generated from water and coal at hydro and thermal
power stations . Then this electrical energy is to be transmitted at considerable
distances for use in cities, towns and villages.
The transmission of electrical energy at high voltages is economical, Some means are
required for stepping up the at generating stations and stepping down the same at
the places where it is to be used.
Electrical machine used for this purpose is known as transformer.
TRANSFORMER: Transformer is a static device which transfers the electrical power from one circuit to another
circuit without change in its frequency. It works on the principle of “Electro-magnetic induction”.
It is mainly used to change the voltage level of a circuit.
A varying current in the transformer's primary winding creates a varying magnetic flux in the core
and a varying magnetic field impinging on the secondary winding. This varying magnetic field at the
secondary induces a varying electromotive force (emf) or voltage in the secondary winding. The
primary and secondary windings are wrapped around a core of infinitely high magnetic
permeability[e] so that all of the magnetic flux passes through both the primary and secondary
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The power factor is given by cosφ =KW/KVA or KVA = KW/COSφ
In the case of single phase supply, KVA=VI/1000 or I=1000KVA/V therefore I ԃ KVA
In the case of 3-phase supply KVA=1.71VL IL/1000 OR IL=1000KVA/1.71*VL
Therefore IL ԃ KVA.
In each case, the KVA is directly proportional to current. The chief disadvantage of a low p.f
is that the current required for a given actual power, is very high. This fact leads to the
following undesirable results like high copper losses (I square R) which leads low system efficiency
Leading kVAr Leading kVAr
kW
Lagging kVAr
kVA Couter act by leading kVAr
Hence the capacitors are used to counter act the lagging power factor. Whenever the capacitors
connected in parallel to the power supply then the corresponding leading reactive power will nullify
the same value of lagging reactive power. Hence the angle of lagging is decreased and PF will
improve or come nearer to unity.
At Kodad MBM a capacitor bank was installed in parallel to the LT bus bars in the power control
room. There is a rough estimation for the kVAr capacity. 1/3rd value of kVAr has to install in the total
value of kVA load installed. Hence in Kodad exchange for a 70 kVA Maximum Demand (MD), there is
runnig continuously a total of 25kVAr capacitors in parallel. For that purpose two 10 kVAr and one 5
kVAr capacitors were switched ON. In the capacitor panel there is also installed an “Auto PF
Controller” which will switch ON/OFF the individual capacitors up to the PF is unity and displayed the
PF value.
The capacitors bring the P.F. from 0.8 to unity value. If any circumstances the monthly average
power factor which is recorded by tri-vector meter is decreased below 0.95 the electricity company
will charged penalty and also the billing is being done for consumed kVAh, the kVAh recorded is
more for low power factor and hence more power bill has to pay.
Engine –Alternator set Whenever power failed a long time the batteries will continue to discharge and it is undesirable to
deep discharge the batteries. For this purpose two Engine –Alternator sets are installed using as
power back-up in the times of power failures. Two Diesel Engines are of 218 HP (make: Intac) and
128kW (make: Greaves) are equipped at Kodad Exchange and are using as prime movers to the
alternators.
Diesel Engine The diesel engine is an internal combustion engine that uses the heat of compression to initiate ignition and burn the fuel that has been injected into the combustion chamber. The diesel engine has the highest thermal efficiency. The four strokes are explained here to understand how it works.
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Suction Stroke or Intake The intake valve opens, and fresh air (containing no fuel), is drawn into the cylinder.
Compression Stroke
As the piston rises, the air is compressed, causing its temperature to rise. At the end of the compression stroke, the air is hot enough to ignite fuel.
Fuel Injection
Near the top of the compression stroke, the fuel injector drives fuel into the cylinder. The fuel immediately ignites upon contact with the hot compressed air.
Power Stroke
As the fuel burns, the gas in the cylinder heats and expands, driving the piston.
Exhaust Stroke The exhaust valve opens, and the exhaust is driven out of the cylinder.
Valve detail
The valves are operated by a variety of mechanisms on diesel and four stroke engines. The engine illustrated here features dual overhead camshafts, sometimes abbreviated DOHC. These are usually driven by a chain or cog belt.
General Maintenance of Diesel Engines:
1) The Engine Oil has to replace periodically.
2) The oil filters, air filters, diesel filters has to cleaned or replaced regularly.
3) The coolant oil or water should be maintained up to the top of the radiator.
4) The starting battery should be on full charge condition, for this a use separate
charger.
ALTERNATORS Alternators or a.c generators is a generator which gives out electrical energy in the
form of alternating current (a.c.). It works on the Faraday’s laws of electromagnetic
induction.
1) Whenever a conductor cuts the magnetic flux an emf induced in that conductor.
2) The induced emf is proportional to the rate change of flux linkages.
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An alternator consists of 2 basic elements namely:
Stator
Rotor(rotating element)
When the rotor is rotated by the prime mover the stator winding or conductors are cut by
the magnetic flux of the rotor poles.
Hence, an e.m.f is induced in the stator conductors because the rotor poles are alternating
e.m.f in the stator conductors. The frequency of the induced e.m.f is given by f=PN/120 Hz
where ‘p’is the total number of magnetic poles &’n’ is rotating speed at the rotor in r.p.m.
The direction of induced e.m.f can be found by applying Fleming right hand rule.
PARTS OF ALTERNATORS:-
An alternators consists armature windings mounted on a stationary element called STATOR
& field windings on a ROTAR ELEMENT
A ) Stator:-It consists of a cast-iron frame which supports the laminated armature core
having slots on its inner periphery for housing slots on the 3-phase winding.
b) ROTOR:-These are 2 types:-
i) SALIENT POLE TYPE
ii) NON-SLIENT TYPE
SALIENT POLE TYPE:- It is like flywheel which has a large number of alternator north
&south poles bolted to it. The magnetic poles are excited by a small d.c generator
mounted on the shaft of the alternator itself. These rotors are used in low & medium
speed. This speed is from 100-750 rpm.
Non Salient Pole Rotor: It is in round long cylindrical shape and the windings are placed by cutting
groves in to the cylinder. Due to not having projected poles it can with stand high speeds and can
designed up to 3000 rpm.
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At Kodad MBM there are two alternators are installed with a capacity of 160 kVA each (make: KEL).
Their speed is 1500 rpm, no. of poles are 4, type of rotor is non-salient pole.
The excitation DC generator was equipped on the same shaft and AVRs for stabilizing the output of
alternators are also equipped on the generator.
The prime movers of alternators are Diesel Engines.
BUS BAR CONTROL PANEL
In electrical power distribution, a bus bar is a strip or bar of copper, brass or aluminium that conducts electricity within a switchboard, distribution board, substation, battery bank, or other electrical apparatus. Its main purpose is to conduct a substantial current of electricity, and not to function as a structural member.
The cross-sectional size of the bus bar determines the maximum amount of current that can
be safely carried.
Main MV Panel:
At Kodad MBM the low tension (L T) supply from the power transformer is coming to Main
MV panel of the bus bar control room. For incoming supply there was equipped three ACBs
(air circuit breakers). Two ACBs are for two incomings and one is for bus coupler. Two sets
of over current and earth fault relays are equipped in the MV panel. The over current relays
passed a trip signal to the air circuit breakers whenever an over current drawn due phase to
phase short circuit fault occurred on load side or any equipment fault. Then the ACB trips
the LT supply automatically. If any flag shown fault in relays, then fault should be find out
first and should clear the fault and then only reset the relay and switch ON the ACB.
The earth fault relay passed trip signal to the ACB whenever any line conductor on load side
was earthed. Then ACB trips the circuit.
There are two buses installed separately on Main MV Panel for LT-1 and LT-2 supplies.
Whenever it is required to combine two buses for using PTR’s in parallel to gain high
capacity then another ACB is provided as bus coupler. The corresponding voltmeter and
ammeters are provided on the two bus bar panels. From this MV panel two LT supplies are
gone to another bus bar panel at which generator’s supply terminated.
Essential Panel:
This bus has a main facility of locking system. The APSEB switch must be opened
whenever the generator switches to be closed. If not opened the generator supply will
extends to APSEB lines which is very dangerous to the persons work on APSEB supply
systems and as well as the generator. That’s why a lock system is provided for generator and
APSEB supplies. Whenever generator supply to be taken the key of the lock should be get
from APSEB supply switch by opening it, otherwise the key can’t be get. Hence to get the
key the APSEB switch should be opened. With the key only the generator switch can be
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closed. For two generators and two LT supplies and two switch systems are provided on this
bus bar panel. From this bus bar panel the output supply for LT 1 and LT 2 are go to the
power plant room, AC plant room and building supply separately.
AVR ( Automatic Voltage Regulator)
A voltage regulator is an electrical regulator designed to automatically maintain a constant voltage level.
AVR is automatic voltage regulator which is nothing but stabilizer. In AVR there is motor which is
connected to the auto transformer with buck and boost transformer, as the voltage changes the
sensing microprocessor based card will sense and compare with the set value and give command to
the buck/boost transformer and motor rotate and set the required voltage automatically.
The Power Plant and the AC units are highly sensible to the supply voltage changes. If the supply
voltage is changed beyond predefined values the electronic equipments may get damaged. Hence in
Kodad Exchange two AVRs are installed at Power Plant (Which converts the AC to DC) and AC Plant
each of 45 kVA capacity. For the AVRs a separate panel provided with a facility switch to by-pass the
AVR when ever required.
POWER PLANT Any Telecommunication equipment required power supply of -48V DC, and the load
current will depends on the equipment. Power Plant in telecommunications is an equipment
to convert the AC power supply voltage to -48V DC. It should work as following
1) As a rectifier, it should convert AC power to DC.
2) It should Charge the battery sets and should compatible to them.
3) It should supply the load current required by the Exchange and other equipments.
4) It should have some protection features like opening of battery contacts, load
contacts.
5) It should have small modular structure instead of single large rectifier.
At BSNL Kodad the MBM and other connected equipments required total of 400A current
continuously at -48V DC.
For a continuous power supply two battery of 2000Ah sets are connected in paralled
to the exchange as shown below
The power plant is to convert 400 A load current to the exchange as well as charging current
to the battery sets.
Power Plant
1000A,
Exchange and
other loads
Two Battery sets,
2000 Ah each.
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Whenever the supply fail then the exchange takes is load current from the battery sets by
discharging them. Whenever Ac supply restored then the battery will take some charging
current from the power plant.
Hence Power plant has to supply 400A for exchange and another 400A for charging
batteries .
Hence power plant has to give a total of 800A for sometime up to the battery is
charged.
At kodad there was installed EXICOM company power plant with SMPS modules 10 no. Of
100 A modules was installed .
It is compatible with 2 no. of 2000 AH VRLA battery sets.
OPERATION MODES OF POWER PLANT:-
Float Mode: Whenever there is continuous AC supply the power plant has to give load
current for exchange and a small value of current for floating of batteries.
CHARGE MODE:-
After AC supply restored after power failure for some time, the power plant has to
supply exchange load current and as well as the charging current of batteries
up to they are fully charged .
The charging current is supply with constant current method as follows
POWER PLANT VOLTAGE BATTERY VOLTAGE CHARGING CURRENT
48.0 47.8 400A
48.0 47.9 200A
48.1 47.9 400A
48.1 48.0 200A
48.2 48.0 400A
. . .
. . .
55.0 54.9 200A
55.1 54.9 400A
55.1 55.0 200A
55.2 55.0 400A
53.7 Floating 53.70 5A
NOTE:-
CHARGE MODE MAXIMUM VOLTAGE IS── 55.2 V
FLOAT MODE VOLTAGE IS── 53.7 V
Suppose if 8*100A modules are working the power plant can give 800A
only. 400A for exchange and another 400A for battery are required. The voltage of power
plant raised up to it can give full modular capacity. Whenever the battery voltage is raise the
charging current will drop down. Then the power plant increases another step of voltage to
give 400A constant current. In this way the power plant brings the battery voltage up to the
fully charged voltage value which is present to it i.e. 55.2V and stopped. When it reaches
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55.2V it will comes down to float mode and gives 53.7 constant voltages. In this mode the
battery will take a minute current for floating.
BATTERY PROTECTION MODE: Whenever the battery is discharging for longer time, its voltage comes down. By
deep discharging of battery, its life will decrease tremendously. Hence a protection for
minimum voltage is set at 44.5V (24*1.85) whenever the battery is reaching to this value the
power plant acts its relay and opens the battery contact for protecting the battery. Then the
exchange will fail.
BATTERIES
In any communication equipments the Batteries and the corresponding Power plant are
known as the “Heart of the Communication System”, due to without these any system will not work
at all. So any communication engineer must have knowledge about the Batteries and power plants.
In general, recently at all communication equipments VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid) batteries are
being used.
Basic Construction of LEAD ACID CELL:
A battery consists of a number of cells and each cell of the battery consists of
a) Positive and negative plates
b) Separators
c) Electrolyte
All contained in one of the many compartments of the battery container. Different parts of a lead acid battery are as under:
PLATES:
A plate consists of a lattice type of grid of cast antimonial lead alloy which is
covered with active material. The grid not only serves as a support for the fragile active
material but also conducts electric currents. Grids for the positive and negative plates are
often of the same design although negative plate grids are made some what lighter.
SEPERATERS:
These are thin sheets of a porous material placed between the positive and negative
plates for preventing contact between them and thus avoiding internal short circuiting of the
battery.
A separator must however be sufficiently porous to allow diffusion or circulation of electrolyte between the plates.
These are made of especially treated cedar wood, glass wool mat ,micro porous rubber, micro porous plastics and perforated p v c .
In addition to good porosity a separator must posses high electrical resistance and mechanical strength.
ELECTROLYTE:
It is dilute Sulphuric acid which fills the cell compartment to immerse the plates
completely.
CONTAINER:
It may be made of vulcanized rubber or mauled hard b rubber, moulded plastic,
ceramics, glass or celluloid. The vulcanized rubber containers are used for car service, while
glass container are superior for lighting plants and wireless sets.
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Celluloid container are mostly used for portable wireless set batteries. A single mono block type container with six compartment generally used for starting batteries. Details some of these parts are as follows.
BOTTOM GROOVED SUPPORT BIOCKS:
These are raised ribs either fitted in the bottom of the container itself.
There function is to support the plates and hold them in position and the same time protect them from short circuits that would other wise occur as a result fall of the active material from the plates on the bottom of the container.
CONNECTING BAR:
It is the lead alloy link which joins the cells together in series connecting the positive
pillar of one cell to the negative pillar of the next one.
TERMINAL POST OR PILLAR:
It is the upward extension from each connecting bar which passes through the
Cell cover for cable connections to an the positive terminal post.
VENT PIUGS OR PILLAR CAPS:-
These are made of polystyrene or rubber and are usually screwed in the cover .
There function is to prevent escape of electrolyte but allow the free exit of the gas These can be easily removed for topping up or taking hydrometer reading .
EXTERNAL CONNECTING STRAPS:-
These are the anti-ammonal lead alloy flat bars which connect the positive terminal posts of
the one cell to the negative of the next across top of the cover .
These are of very soiled construction especially in starting batteries because they have to carry very heavy current.
THEORY:-
Faradays law of electrolysis:-
First law:
The mass of ions liberated at an electrode is directly proportional to the quantity of electricity
i .e charge which passes through the electrolyte .
SECOND LAW:-
The masses of ions of different substances liberated by the same quantity of electricity are
proportional to their chemical equivalent weight.
ACTIVE MATERIALS OF A LEAD ACID CELL:-
Those substance of the cell which take active part in chemical combination and hence
observe or produce electricity during charging or discharging are none as active materials of
the cells.
The active materials of a lead acid cells are:- Lead peroxide(pbo2) for positive plate Sponge lead (pb) for negative plate Dilute sulpheric acid (H2SO4)as electrolyte
LEAD PEROXIDE:-
It is a combination of lead and oxygen is dark chocolate brown in color and is hard quite but brittle substance it is made up of one atom of lead(pb) and two atoms of oxygen (o2) and it its chemical formula is pbo2.As said earlier it forms the positive active material .
SPONGE LEAD:-
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It is pure lead in soft sponge or porous condition. Its chemical formula is pb and forms the negative active material.
DILUTE SULPHURIC ACID :-
It is approximately 3 parts water and one part is sulphuric acid. The chemical formula of
acid is H2SO4. The positive and negative plates are immersed in these solution which is known
as electrolyte. It is this medium through which the current produces chemical changes.
Hence the lead-acid cell depends for its action on the presence of two plates covered with PbO2 and Pb in a solution of dilute H2SO4 of specific gravity is 1.21 or near about.
Lead in the form of PbO2 or sponge Pb has very little mechanical strength , hence it is supported by plates of pure lead. Those plates covered with or otherwise supporting PbO2 are known as positive plate and those supporting sponge lead are called negative plate. The positive and negative plates are arranged alternatively and are connected to two common positive and negative terminals
These plates are assembled in a suitable jar or container to make a complete cell as discussed.
CHEMICAL CHANGES:-
DIS CHARGING:-
When the cell is fully charged its positive plate or anode is PbO2 (dark chocolate
brown) and the negative plate or cathode is Pb (slate gray ) When the cell discharges that is
it sends current through the external load then H2SO4 is dissociated in to positive H2(+) and
negative SO4(-) ions. As the current within the cell is flowing from cathode to anode , H2(+)
ions move to anode and SO4(-) ions move to the cathode .
At anode (PbO2) , H2 combines with the oxygen of PbO2 and H2SO4 attacks lead to form
PbSO4.
PbO2 + H2 + H2SO4 ─► PbSo4 + 2H2O
At the cathode (Pb) , SO4 combines with it to form PbSO4
Pb + SO4 ─► PbSO4
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It will be noted that during discharging:-
1) Both anode and cathode becomes pbso4 which is somewhat whitish in color. 2) Due to formation of water specific gravity of acid decreases. 3) Voltage of the cell decreases. 4) The cell gives out energy.
During CHARGING :-
When the cell is recharged the H2 ions move to cathode and SO4 ions go to anode and
the following changes take place:
AT CATHODE: PbSO4 + H2 ─► Pb + H2SO4
AT ANODE: PbSO4 + SO4 + 2H2O─► PbO2 + 2H2SO4
Hence the anode and cathode again becomes PbO2 and Pb respectively.
It will be noticed that during charging
1) The anode becomes dark chocolate brown in colour (PbO2) and cathode becomes gray metallic lead(Pb).
2) Due to consumption of water specific gravity of H2SO4 is increased. 3) There is a rising voltage. 4) Energy is absorbed by the cell.
The Voltages of a Lead Acid cell at various levels are as follows:
VRLA Batteries VRLA stands for valve-regulated lead-acid and is the designation for low-maintenance lead-acid rechargeable batteries. Because of their construction, VRLA batteries do not require regular addition of water to the cells. VRLA batteries are commonly further classified as:
Absorbent glass mat battery
Gel battery
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These batteries are often colloquially called sealed lead-acid batteries, but they always include a safety pressure relief valve. As opposed to vent (also called flooded) batteries, a VRLA cannot spill its electrolyte if it is inverted. Because VRLA batteries use much less electrolyte (battery acid) than traditional lead-acid batteries, they are also occasionally referred to as an "acid-starved" design. The name "valve regulated" does not wholly describe the technology; these are really "recombinant" batteries, which means that the oxygen evolved at the positive plates will largely recombine with the hydrogen ready to evolve on the negative plates, creating water—thus preventing water loss. The valve is strictly a safety feature in case the rate of hydrogen evolution becomes dangerously high. One result of this design is a much higher ratio of power to "floor space" than large, flooded type battery systems; another is a high-rate power capacity, though of relatively short duration. As a result, VRLA batteries are frequently employed in UPS (uninterruptible power supply) or other high-rate applications. Battery Rating: The most commonly using battery capacity rating is Ah (Ampere-Hours). Means the number of hours a battery can deliver a particular load current. For example if a battery can deliver a load current of 10 A for 5 hours its Ah capacity is 50 Ah. At Kodad MBM Exchange Two sets of batteries are being used.
1) Set A: Capacity : 2000Ah, make AMAR RAJA, having total 48 cells, two cells of 1000 Ah in parallel in each set and 24 those sets in series which will give an output of 48 V DC of 2000 Ah.
2) Set B: make Excide, Remaining things are same as above set A.
General Maintenance of VRLA Battery sets:
The given life of the battery sets are about 6 years from their date of install. By proper maintenance
of their charging power plant and batteries the life can extend further so many years. Since they
called as maintenance free batteries no special maintenance is required. But the following things
have to carry out regularly for increasing their life.
The battery contacts have to check out regularly for any heat generation by loose contacts, if so tighten the contacts.
Regularly take out the cell voltage readings discharging one hour or so to find out any fault cells after. If find so replace the fault cell immediately.
Apply petroleum jelly to all the contacts to avoid sparks between contacts. The charging and discharging should be verified. After discharging for some time the
corresponding power plant has to give the required charging current to it. If power plant not working properly the battery may not get charged. Hence failure may occur.
These voltage levels should be maintained accurately.
1) Charging limit: 55.2 V. Beyond this value the power plant voltage should drop to floating level. After reaching this value the battery should not prolonged this voltage for a long time, this will cause excessive gas production and internal pressure may raised.
2) Float Voltage: 53.7 V. After fully charged the batteries should be maintained at this constant voltage level.
3) Minimum Discharging Voltage: 45.0 V. We should not allow discharging the battery sets below this level. A serious damage may occur due to Sulphation. The Ah capacity may decrease permanently.
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Why –48 V DC being used?
The Positive terminals of the batteries are grounded for getting (negative) --48 V DC output.
Positive voltages cause comparatively more corrosion by cathode reaction in metal (that is underground copper wires) than negative voltages.
Negative voltages are safer for human body while doing Telecom activities. Lightning may cause positive voltages in the equipment circuitry. In that case, negative
voltages (lack of electrons) neutralize positive charges and prevent excessive heat. Negative voltage is safer for long telephone line for transmitting power trough it. Actually the earth is consider to be positive so we apply negative supply to our BTS so that
when lightening occurs the charge travels to the positive terminal like earth not to the BTS. if we apply positive to our equipment then both the equipment and the earth will be connected and our instrument can be damaged during lightening So negative polarity separates our BTS from earth.
One more thing is that all the digital equipments are configured to work on negative polarity.
AC PLANT Air conditioning is the process of altering the properties of air (primarily temperature and humidity) to
more comfortable conditions, typically with the aim of distributing the conditioned air to an occupied
space to improve thermal comfort and indoor air quality.
Refrigeration cycle
A simple stylized diagram of the refrigeration cycle: 1) condensing coil, 2) expansion valve,
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4.0 Quality control Customer service is the final product of BSNL. Quality Control means test and verify the final
products of an industry whether it satisfies the predefined values and customer required values or
not.
Being a commercial organisation Quality Control in BSNL means customer service up to the
mark of customer satisfaction.
In time provision of New Phone Connections, New Broadband Services, New WLL Phones,
New SIM cards & 3G Data cards, New leased lines and other services available promptly and are
being maintained with up to customer satisfaction and maintain fault rate is very less. For better
Quality Of Service BSNL implementing and strictly following some time limit standards for each and
every New Connection and Fault Rectification.
For an example for a Leased Line fault the time limit is 6 hrs. If any Fault occurs to any Bank
or other Leased Line circuit, the corresponding employees have to rectify the fault immediately
within 6 hours. If not reasons should be stated otherwise suitable actions will be taken by higher
officers.
Following Mahatma Gandhi Quotations are displayed in CSC of BSNL for employee’s
motivation.
“A customer is the most important visitor on our premises. He is not dependent on us. We are dependent on him. He is not an interruption in our work. He is the purpose of it. He is not an outsider in our business. He is part of it. We are not doing him a favor by serving him. He is doing us a favor by giving us an opportunity to do so.”
SAFETY Every Industry is guide and instructed to follow some safety procedures to protect their
equipment and as well as humans who works at the equipments.
BSNL also follows some safety procedures for personnel protection and equipment protection
like fire safety, earthing, electrical safety, lightning safety, cell radiation safety.
Fire safety :
If any fire produced at any equipment or in any room due to electrical short circuit or due to
any other reason it has to extinguish immediately. For this purpose some fire alarm systems are
installed and some fire fighting equipments are provided in the exchanges.
Fire Alarm System:
At Kodad MBM we find two fire alarm systems one is for 1st floor at which switch room and
AC plant are located and another one is at ground floor at which power plant, MDF, OFC room are
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They have connected to so many fire detectors which are placed at top of the various rooms.
The fire detectors will detect the fire or smoke in those rooms and automatically sends the signals to
the fire alarm panel and an alarm will produced with a large sound automatically.
Then the operators will be alerted and try to get the fire extinguished.
Fire fighting equipments:
Types of Fires
Not all fires are the same. Different fuels create different fires and require different types of fire extinguishing agents. Class A
Class A fires are fires in ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper, cloth, trash, and plastics. Class B
Class B fires are fires in flammable liquids such as gasoline, petroleum oil and paint. Class B fires also include flammable gases such as propane and butane. Class B fires do not include fires involving cooking oils and grease. Class C
Class C fires are fires involving energized electical equipment such as motors, transformers, and appliances. Remove the power and the Class C fire becomes one of the other classes of fire. Class D
Class D fires are fires in combustible metals such as potassium, sodium, aluminum, and magnesium. Class K
Class K fires are fires in cooking oils and greases such as animals fats andvegetable fats.
Types of Fire Extinguishers
Water and Foam - Class A fires only
Carbon Dioxide - Class B & C fires
Dry Chemical - Class B & C fires only
Wet Chemical – Class A, K, B and C depending on the sub ype.
Dry Powder - Class D or combustible metal fires
Water Mist - Class A fires
Cartridge Operated Dry Chemical - Class A, B, and C fires
At Kodad MBM there are provided so many Fire Extinguishers of CO2 type and foam type which are
suitable for class BC fires in each and every room of the Exchange.
In Engine alternator room there also provided some red buckets filled with sand.
Earthing : To keep any conductor at ZERO potential value the conductor should connect to the earth
terminal which is buried under the ground up to certain depth. It is called earthing. There
are different earthing procedures like are followed.
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A typical pipe earth electrode diagram
For equipment safety and personnel safety earthing is compulsory.
At Kodad MBM the following earthing are done with pipe earthing.
1) Earthing for +ve terminal of the battery sets. This is for getting --48 V DC.
2) Body earthing of all the metal racks, frames and all metal structures. This is for human
safety, who are working at equipments.
3) A separate earthing is provided for Lightning arrestors provide on the top of the building
and on the top of the BTS tower.
4) Neutral earthing at the transformers. It is to keep the neutral at zero potential.
Electrical safety: For human safety in the exchange premises, insulation mats are provided at all
the electrically charged equipments.
Safety shoes are provided to all the personals.
All the metal bodies of all the equipments are earthed perfectly to keep them at
zero potential.
Danger boards are displayed at all harmful voltage levels, indicating that voltage
level.
Lightning safety: Lightning arrestors and lightning conductors are provided and earthed for
safeguard the equipments, BTS towers and buildings.
Cell radiation safety: Safety boards are displayed as Non - ionising radiation zone, near the cell towers for
not entering the unauthorised public in to the zone.
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POLLUTANTS FROM BSNL There are four main pollutants occur from BSNL:-
Cell Radiation. Sound and smoke from engine alternator. E-Waste
CELL RADIATION:-. Cell phones emit radiofrequency energy, a form of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation, which
can be absorbed by tissues closest to where the phone is held. The amount of radiofrequency energy a cell phone user is exposed to depends on the technology of
the phone, the distance between the phone’s antenna and the user, the extent and type of use, and the user’s distance from cell phone towers.
Propaganda is there this radiation can cause some serious health hazards like hearing loss, cancer and memory loss etc..
But this issue is still under research stage. Up to till now the organisations like International Agency for Research on Cancer, World Health Organization and National Library of Medicine are not certified these bad effects can happen to the human beings.
Sound and smoke from engine alternator:
The Engine Alternators produces heavy sound and smoke during their operation which causes some disturbance to the surrounding people. Due they are running in only power failure hours the effect is minute. But now a days those Engine Alternator sets are manufactured with advanced technologies to minimise the sound and smoke.
E-Waste: E Waste is discarded Electrical and Electronic Equipments (EEE). "E-waste" is a popular, informal name for electronic products nearing the end of their "useful life. "E-wastes are considered dangerous, as certain components of some electronic products contain materials that are hazardous, depending on their condition and density. The hazardous content of these materials pose a threat to human health and environment. Discarded computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, fax machines, electric lamps, cell phones, audio equipment and batteries if improperly disposed can leach lead and other substances into soil and groundwater. Many of these products can be reused, refurbished, or recycled in an environmentally sound manner so that they are less harmful to the ecosystem. This paper highlights the hazards of e-wastes, the need for its appropriate management and options that can be implemented. Effects of E-Waste constituent on health
Source of e-wastes Constituent Health effects
Solder in printed circuit boards, glass panels and gaskets in computer monitors
Lead (PB) Damage to central and peripheral nervous
systems, blood systems and kidney damage. Affects brain development of children.
Chip resistors and semiconductors
Cadmium (CD)
Toxic irreversible effects on human health. Accumulates in kidney and liver. Causes neural damage. Teratogenic.
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Relays and switches, printed circuit boards
Mercury (Hg) Chronic damage to the brain. Respiratory and skin disorders due to
bioaccumulation in fishes.
Corrosion protection of untreated and galvanized steel plates, decorator or hardner for steel housings
Hexavalent chromium (Cr) VI
Asthmatic bronchitis. DNA damage.
Cabling and computer housing
Plastics including PVC
Burning produces dioxin. It causes Reproductive and developmental problems; Immune system damage; Interfere with regulatory hormones
Plastic housing of electronic equipments and circuit boards.
Brominated flame retardants (BFR)
Disrupts endocrine system functions
Front panel of CRTs Barium (Ba) Short term exposure causes:
Muscle weakness; Damage to heart, liver and spleen.
Motherboard Beryllium (Be)
Carcinogenic (lung cancer) Inhalation of fumes and dust. Causes
chronic beryllium disease or beryllicosis. Skin diseases such as warts.
Not only BSNL all the communication companies cause to produce a large quantity of E-Waste. The main reason may be said as Technology Advancement in Communications. By the change of technology the old equipments are scrapped and not being purchased by another company also. Hence E-wastes are produced. A major concern has to put on this disposal of E-Wastes.
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CONCLUSION
Engineering student will have to serve in the public and private sector industries and workshop
based training and teaching in classroom has its own limitation. The lack of expo sure to real life,
material express and functioning of industrial organization is the measure hindrance in the student
employment.
In the open economy era of fast modernization and tough competition, technical industries should
procedure pass out as near to job function as possible.
Practical training is one of the major steps in this direction. I did my training from BSNL, KODAD
which is one of the best known communication service provider companies of India. The training
helps me in gaining in depth knowledge of the working of telephone exchange, various technologies
of BSNL –Broadband, GSM, WIMAX, Wi-Fi, MLLN and optical fiber transmission and other
equipments installed in BSNL Exchange.
In the end, I hereby conclude that I have successfully completed my industrial training on the above