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    SUMMER TRAINING

    ON

    INDIAN RAILWAYS

    PRESENTED BY:- GAURAV KUMAR JANGID

    BRANCH: ECE

    ROLLNO- 12EREEC201

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    TRAINING BASED ON:-

    Microwave Communication

    Optical Fiber Communication

    PRS and UTS

    FOIS

    COIS

    Railnet

    Telephone and Trunk Exchange

    Networking

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    ELABORATION

    MICROWAVE

    COMMUNICATION

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    Microwavesare radiowaves with wavelengths ranging from as

    long as one meter to as short as one millimetre, orequivalently, with frequenices between 300 mhz(0.3 ghz) and 300 ghz. this broad definitionincludes both uhf and ehf .

    Various sources use different boundaries.in all

    cases, microwave includes the entire shf band (3to 30 ghz, or 10 to 1 cm) at minimum, with RFenginneering often putting the lower boundary at1 ghz (30 cm), and the upper around 100 ghz(3 mm).

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    Microwave propagation

    modes microwaves, one generated, propagate in a

    straight line in all directions

    there are mainly 3 modes of propagation possible,

    and the mode is decided based on distance and

    terrain: LOS, Skywave Propagation, Ground Reflection

    Path

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    Line of Sight (LOS)

    Line-of-sight propagationrefersto electromagnetic radiation or acoustic wave

    propagation. Electromagnetic transmission

    includes light emissions traveling in a straight line

    LoS (Line of Sight) is a visible straight line

    between the sender and the receiver

    LoS propagation

    propagation of microwaves in astraight line free from any obstructions

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    LOS Occurence

    Tower ATower B

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    LOS Problems

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    LOS Solution (Fresnel Zone)

    Fresnel zone

    eliptical area aroundthe LoS between a sender and

    receiver.

    Microwaves spread into this area once

    are generated by an antenna.

    This area should be free of any

    obstacles:

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    LOS Solution (Fresnel Zone)

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    ADVANTAGES:-

    Because of high frequency, more datacan be sent through microwaves ->

    increased bandwidth, higher speeds

    Keep it as hop to hop connections.

    Can make MESH connections with thehelp of this.

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    Other Usages

    carrier waves in satellitecommunications

    cellular communication

    bluetooth

    wimax

    wireless local area network

    GPS (Global Positioning System)

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    THANK

    YOU

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    Any

    QUERIES????


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