What you'll learn
The Basics of LTE and advanced LTE will be on your fingertips
Once the course will be finished you will be able to imagine about the technology in a much better way
Once the course is finished you will develop a critical thinking and debugging skills to look at the problems faced during testing and development of a product
The course will act as a prerequisite for understanding 5G-NR
Requirements
No programming skills are needed just a basic understanding of networking and data processing in OSI is enough
Description
This course provides a solid foundation on 4G LTE technology as defined by 3GPP standards and specifications . The content and flow are structured to introduce NR air interface with a focus on PHY, MAC, and RRC layer design principles and their impacts on performance and deployments.Assuming the audience's familiarity with LTE the course starts directly with discussions on 4G requirements, system architecture, and protocol layers.Physical layer structure and channels are described in detail. Resource allocation schemes, channel Sounding, MIMO features, and beam management are also explained. The course also presents the step by step process followed by a UE from down-link synchronisation to Uplink access and operation in the connected mode under power-saving and mobility procedures.course Highlights1) Introduction to the Cellular evolution over generations2) Introduction To Basic terminology:3) LTE Air Interface eg. TDMA,FDMA,CDMA,WCDMA,OFDMA,SC-FDMA4) Modulation techniques (AM,FM,PM,BPSK, QPSK,16QAM, 64QAM etc)5) LTE Layer1 processing 6) Resource allocation on time and frequency domain.7) Discussion on channel mapping (logical-transport-physical)8) Detailed discussion of individual physical channel and its mapping on the resource grid9) Layer2 and its processing10) Call flow layer 3:11) Other Important Topics like -CSFB and VOLTE -Introduction to Advance LTE features (carrier aggregation, DLFSS, ULFSS, ANR, SON, DRX,etc)
Overview
Section 1: Introduction - The History Of Telecommunication
Lecture 1 LTE-1-OSI_stack_and_communication_system_Basics
Lecture 2 LTE-2-Basics1_History_of_Telecommunication_system
Section 2: LTE Basics and Network Architecture
Lecture 3 LTE-3-Basics-2_History conti. and Network elements
Lecture 4 LTE-4-Basics3_network Architecture Part 1
Lecture 5 LTE-5-Basics4_network Architecture Part 2
Lecture 6 LTE-6-Basics5_network_Architecture_and_protocol_Stack
Lecture 7 LTE-7-Basics6_important_Identifiers Used in the LTE network
Lecture 8 LTE-8-Basics7 identifiers conti and Important Network aspects
Lecture 9 LTE-9-Basics8_ QoS_and_related concepts
Section 3: Layer 1 Concepts and Physical Layer Processing
Lecture 10 LTE-10-layer_antenna_basics
Lecture 11 LTE-11- Multi Input Multi Output Technology
Lecture 12 LTE-12-Layer-1 different frame structures and types used in LTE (FDD/TDD)
Lecture 13 LTE-13-layer-1 Error correction techniques
Lecture 14 LTE-14-channel impairments and fading
Lecture 15 LTE-15-OFDMA_ICI_ISI (inter carrier and inter Symbol Interference )
Lecture 16 LTE-16-Physical_layer_processing_part1
Lecture 17 LTE-17-Physical_layer_processing_part2
Lecture 18 LTE-18-Physical_layer_processing_part3
Section 4: DownLink Channels
Lecture 19 LTE-19- Basic Introduction to channels
Lecture 20 LTE-20-The Secondary synchronisation channel
Lecture 21 LTE-21-The Reference Signal and mapping on Resource grid
Lecture 22 LTE-22- PBCH (Physical Broadcast Channel) and Master Information Block (MIB)
Lecture 23 LTE-23-PCFICH and PHICH channels
Lecture 24 LTE-24 PDCCH (Physical Downlink Control Channel) Part 1
Lecture 25 LTE-25 PDCCH ( Physical Downlink control channel) Part 2
Lecture 26 LTE-26 PDCCH Part 3 and Downlink Control Information (DCI)
Lecture 27 LTE-27-RAT (resource allocation Types) in LTE
Lecture 28 LTE-28-HARQ-processing
Section 5: Uplink Channels
Lecture 29 LTE-29 PUSCH (Physical UL shared channels) and Sounding Reference Signal (SRS)
Lecture 30 LTE-30 Channel State Information (CSI) reporting
Lecture 31 LTE-31 Throughput calculation in details
Lecture 32 LTE-32 Uplink POWER CONTROL for PUSCH
Lecture 33 LTE-33 Uplink POWER CONTROL for PUCCH and Random access channel introduction
Lecture 34 LTE-34 Random access channel (RACH) in detail
Lecture 35 LTE-35 RACH processing
Lecture 36 LTE-36 UE Paging Process from Physical Layer point of view
Section 6: Layer 2 - (PDCP ,RLC )
Lecture 37 LTE-37 Layer 2 PDCP header structure and data processing
Lecture 38 LTE-38 PDCP part 2 and (radio Link Controller ) RLC introduction
Lecture 39 LTE-39 Layer 2-RLC Header and data processing with PDU decoding examples
Section 7: Layer 2 MAC (Media Access Control)
Lecture 40 LTE-40 MAC Introduction, Downlink and Uplink link Adaptation and MCS selection
Lecture 41 LTE-41 MAC - Priority handling and scheduling and Buffer status Reporting
Enthusiastic learner of LTE and 5G-NR , who aspires to be a wireless Protocol Testers or developer


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