UNIK4110 – Fixed broadband wireless access

Course content

The course will give an introduction to and overview of the developing area of Fixed Broadband Wireless Access which in broad includes systems operated from the upper MHz range to 40 GHz. The main emphasis will be on systems design and operation, covering operational principles and architectures for fixed and nomadic usage as well as users and service scenarios. Interoperability of different access networks and development trends in technology and standardisation is covered.

Learning outcome

The students will acquire an insight into the field of Fixed Broadband Wireless Access, its potential in the total broadband access scenario and an understanding of operational principles, technology used and development trends. The topic is well suited as part of a master/PhD study in combination with courses on radio and broadcast technology.

Admission

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Prerequisites

Formal prerequisite knowledge

None.

Recommended previous knowledge

A fundamental knowledge of the principles of radio communication or broadcast is recommended.

Teaching

Three hours of lectures per week. Some exercises involving design and computation.

Examination

An oral exam with graded marks (A-F) will be held at the end of the semester.

Facts about this course

Credits
10
Teaching
Every autumn
Examination
Every autumn
Teaching language
Norwegian (English on request)