The Wireless Access System:

corDECT

Presented By:
Amit Upadhyaya,
Abhishek Raizada,
Prashant Upadhyaya
Introduction Of corDECT
 A new wireless local loop system to eliminate the physical
connections between telephone exchanges.
 To offer significant cost-savings, rapid installation, and
improved reliability over traditional connections based on
copper cables.
 Based on the European Digital Enhanced Cordless
Telecommunications standard
 Uses relatively low-cost, easy-to-install subsystems and can
serve relatively high subscriber density environments
-several thousands of subscribers per square kilometre.
 Developed by Midas Communication Technologies and the
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, in association with
Analog Devices Inc., USA.
NEED FOR corDECT
 For Fast Speed.
 For Low Cost.
 For Lossless Connection.
 For Security.
 corDECT wireless access system
 Conceptual Model:
corDECT wireless access system
 corDECT Model:
Contd.
Contd.
Features
 Frequency Band
 Mode of Access

DECT FRAME STRUCTURE

Features: contd.
 Multi-Carrier TDMA

 Transmit Power


Voice Digitization
CorDECT SERVICES
 Voice Quality
 Data Services
 Internet Access Speed
 Payphone/PCO
 System Capacity
 Air Interface Transmit Power
 Typical CBS Coverage
 Typical RBS Coverage
 Authentication and Subscription
 Major Subscriber Services
 OMC Features
 System Administration Features

 Traffic Analysis
Functions Performed by corDECT
 Call Connection Functions

 Release Control System

 Time Monitor and Forced Call Release

 Routing for Outgoing Calls


Routing for Incoming Calls
OPERATIONS
 Subscriber Line Administration
 Port Administration
 Trunk Administration
 Routing Administration
 Billing/Charging Administration
 Traffic Measurements Administration
 Password Management
 Hardware Configuration Commands
 System Administration
 DECT Parameter Administration
Maintenance
 The system has a fully duplicated controller for the
purpose of redundancy.
 The system continuously monitors the health of Base
stations and the links between the DIU and CBSs.
 The system gives visual and audible alarms in case of
failure and context sensitive logging of faults.
 The system has a powerful user-friendly command set with
on-line help.
Advantages
 The equipment is good for clustered population in around
25-50 Kms range.
 Lower initial cost of an Exchange equipment.
 Power Consumption of the order of 2000 Watt for 1000
lines.
 Flexible network extension.
 Air Conditioning not required for BSD & RBS installed at
village level.
Disadvantages
 Subs equipment requires more maintenance

 The battery is to be changed almost alternate year.

 Spectrum Charges to be paid.

Conclusion
 The corDECT development team will continue to make
available new products to take corDECT to ever higher
levels of performance.
 Existing versions will be maintained and upgraded.
 With this paper we can conclude that this will ensure that
corDECT remains the most versatile and cost-effective
WLL system with the best suite of features and services.
References
 Gast, M.S. (2002). 802.11 Wireless Networks: The
definitive guide. Sebastopol, CA: O’Reilly & Associates,
Inc.
 7 Blogh, J.S. & Hanzo, L. (2002). Third-Generation
Systems and Intelligent Wireless Networking. West
Sussex: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
 www.tenet.res.in/cordect/cordect.html
 www.midascomm.com/products.htm
 www.developmentgateway.org
 www.i4donline.net
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