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SDH SYSTEM VIEW

BOSCH SDH RADIO RELAY SYSTEMS
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Today‘ s SDH Network Architecture
Long Distance / Backbone
ADM OPN
OFA TS
ADM WDM ADM TM
WDM REG
TS TM
CC4/3/1
STM-64
ADM
Intercity Trunk
ADM WDM CC4/4
TS SMT ADM STM-16 / WDM STM-4/16 SMT TS

ADM
REG TM
TM
ADM
ATM
City /Junction CC4/3/1

ADM
CCM
ADM ADM
ADM
STM-4 (STM16)
LXC STM-4 / STM16 n x 2Mb
LE ADM
ADM
ADM ADM
Access STM-1/ Business

RBS STM-1
2Mb
STM-4
BSU
Access
PON AON HFC xDSL BSU
STM-1
(STM-4) DMS
SMT BSU
FMux
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Access Network / DMS - SDH to the last mile
n SDH features n highly
STM-N STM-N
n Ring protection spectrum
n embedded SDH MUX efficiency
network n Bandwidth on
management STM-0 NW Termination demand
T T
BTS M BTS
M
T
DMS BSC A/D
A/D A/D
A/D BSC DMS
T
BTS M 64 Kbit/s 64 Kbit/s BTS
M
up to STM-0 STM-0 up to
n x 2 Mbit/s n x 2 Mbit/s
T
BTS M
T
DMS BSC A/D
A/D A/D
A/D BSC DMS
M
BTS
Managed by NSÜ T
M
BTS
Point to Point System (Bosch)
Digital Mulitipoint System (Bosch) STM-0 NW Termination T

M
BTS
SDH Term. or A/D Multipl. (Bosch)
SDH MUX STM-N
GSM BSS 2Mbit/s
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SDH Radio Relay Systems by Bosch Telecom
More than 60 Years Experience in Telecommunication
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n STM-0
n STM-1
n STM-4
n General Aspects
SDH Radio Relay Systems by Bosch Telecom
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The benefits of SDH Radio Relay Systems
r Network solutions for transport- and access areas
n long haul Radio Relay Systems
n short haul Radio Relay Systems
r System solutions for ring- and radial topologies

n SDH-Regenerator
n SDH Radio Relay systems with integrated SDH-Multiplexers
r Standardised frame structures

n complete Performance-Management
n flexible Configuration-Management
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Bosch History and Experience
Digital
up to STM-4 per radio channel Synchronous > 23 GHz
Digital
up to 2×140 Mbit/s per radio channel Plesiochronous up to 23 GHz
3rd Generation
up to 2700 Channels, TV Analog up to 11 GHz
2nd Generation
up to 1800 Channels, TV Analog up to 7 GHz
1st Generation
up to 960 Channels, TV up to 4 GHz
Analog
up to 240 Channels,
Commercial Start up to 2 GHz
TV
"Olympic Games" up to 600 MHz
1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
AEG and AEG Telefunken Nachrichtentechnik TELECOM

Telefunken
Bosch Telecom
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Portfolio SDH Microwave Radio Systems
Frequency [GHz] 4 5 6L 6U 7 8 10 11 13 15 18 23 26 28 38 Frequency [GHz]
Channel Spacing 40 29.65 30 28 27.5 28 Channel Spacing

40 29.65 40 28 40
[MHz] 29 28 56 55 56 [MHz]
622 (STM-4) * 128-MLCM

2×155 (CCDP)** 64-MLCM
155 (STM-1) 32-MLCM
63×2 16-MLCM
21x2 (STM-0) MLCM, XPIC
Bitrate [Mbit/s] Long Haul Short Haul Modulation
* For transmission of one fully equipped STM-4 signal 4x STM-1 datastreams are necessary
** Co-channel dual polarized operation
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STM-4
622,08 Mbit/s
Long - and short haul systems
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Access area
Transport area
Ring-structures
STM-4 Radio Relay Application
SDH-
Regenerator
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switch
applications
Regenerator
Radio Relay Systems
4+2 STM-1 protection

Independent of the RF-
STM-4 Microwave Radio
Long haul and short haul

Transmission with STM-1
frequency and modulation

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Technical features DPU STM-4
ITU-T
Frequency saving
filled STM-4 signals
STM-4 interface acc.

transmission of partially
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MSP
MUX
MUX
MUX
Functionality
RST
(B1)
T’/T
MD/TX
MD/TX
RST
(B1)
RX/DM
RX/DM
MST
RST
T’/T
(B1)
(B1, B2, B3)

MD/TX
MD/TX
RST
(B1)
RX/DM
RX/DM
T’/T
RST
(B1)
MUX
MUX
MUX
Transparent Data-Transmission between MUX as SDH-Regenerator
MS : Multiplex Section
RS : Regenerator Section
MSP
SDH Radio Relay Application acc. ITU-T G.782 1994
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Transparent STM-4 Transmission with DPU STM-4
DPU MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM DPU
STM-4 optic STM-4 optic
MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM
original MSOH original MSOH

MUX MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM MUX

STM-4 optic STM-4 optic
original MSOH TX/RX TX/RX

new MSOH
MD/DM MD/DM
WASTE
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Fibre
STM-4
Section
Regenerator
DPU STM-4
STM-4 Application Note 1
Section
Regenerator
STM-1 #y
STM-1 #x
STM-1 #4
STM-1 #3
STM-1 #2
STM-1 #1
Digital Radio-Relay Systems
Channels
Channels
Operation
Protection
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Fibre
filled
STM-4
partly
Section
Regenerator
Spare
Signals
unequipped
DPU STM-4
#x
#4
#3
Section
Regenerator
STM-1 #y
STM-1 #2
STM-1 #1
Channel
Channels
Protection
Operation
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Fibre
STM-4
DCC
ROW
E1,F1
Q
J0
B1
DPU STM-4
Wayside Traffic
Interfaces
F
64 kbit/s
64 kbit/s
192 kbit/s
2.048 Mbit/s
STM-1
Early Warning
PSCC
PSCC
Control
Channel
Switching
Protection
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Fibre
Fibre
Fibre
STM-4
STM-4
STM-4
#3
#2
#1
DPU STM-4
DPU STM-4
DPU STM-4
SISA STM-4
Unit
Central
4xSTM-1
4xSTM-1
4xSTM-1
2xSTM-1
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STM-1
155,52 Mbit/s
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with hitless switching
Frequency bands 4-13 GHz
Electrical or optical interface

3+1 configuration in one rack
CCDP / XPIC in 40/29/28 MHz
1+1 HSB up to 14+2 configuration

DRS 155/… – 64 / 128 MLCM (QAM) E
Occasional traffic in the protection path

STM-1 Long Distance Radio Relay System
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12x64 kbit DSC
2x2 Mbit wayside
Q and F interface
E1, F1, D1...D3, E2
Software Download
STM-1 Long Distance Radio Relay System
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DRS 155/.....-64/128 MLCM (QAM) E
Used frequency bands
4 GHz 5 GHz L6 GHz U6GHz 7GHz 8 GHz 11 GHz 13 GHz
Frequency 3.4 8.6 10.6 11.8 12.6 13.4
band GHz 3.8 GHz 4.2GHz 4.6 GHz 5.0GHz 5.4 GHz 5.8 GHz 6.2GHz 6.6GHz 7.0 GHz 7.4GHz 7.8GHz 8.2 GHz GHz GHz 11.0GHz 11.4GHz GHz GHz 13.0GHz GHz
ITU-RF.382;
29MHz; 2x6 ch.
ITU-RF.497(OIRT);
28MHz; 8ch.
ITU-RF.635;
40MHz; 7ch.
ITU-RF.1099;
40MHz; 7ch.
ITU-RF.383;
29,65MHz; 8ch.
ITU-RF.497(OIRT);
28MHz; 8ch.
ITU-RF.384;
40MHz; 8ch.
ITU-RF.385Annex1;
28MHz; 5ch.
ITU-RF.385Annex3;
28MHz; 2x5ch.
ITU-RF.385Annex4;
28MHz; 8ch.
ITU-RF.386Annex 1;
29.65 MHz; 8 ch.
ITU-RF.386Annex 3;
28MHz; 3ch.
ITU-RF.386Annex 4;
28MHz; 8ch. (OIRT)
ITU-RF.387;
40MHz; 12 ch.
ITU-RF.497;
28MHz; 8ch.
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DRS 155/.....-64/128 MLCM (QAM) E
Rack Configuration 1+1 Hot-Stand-By
Waveguide connection Waveguide connection
Two Tx/Rx with channel Two Tx/Rx with channel
branching network for branching network for
1+1 Hot Stand By 1+1 Hot Stand By
BOSCH BOSCH
BOSCH RPS-H BOSCH RPS-H
Modem Unit for Modem Unit for

1+1 Hot Stand By 1+1 Hot Stand By
with RPS-H with RPS-H
Overhead Access Unit
or Overhead Access Unit
for TMN interface and for TMN interface and
service/wayside channels service/wayside channels
Fuses, power distributor,

connection panel,
Dehydrator (optional)
A
B
El
Power
EFAIL
FlexPlex MS1/4
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DRS 155/.....-64/128 MLCM (QAM) E
Rack Configuration N+1/N+2 (7+1, 6+2) with XPIC
Waveguide connection
Fuses, power distributor, Up to four Rx with or
connection panel (optional) without space diversity
extension
Dehydrator (optional)
BOSCH BOSCH BOSCH

Channel branching
Overhead Access Unit network
for TMN interface and
service/wayside channels
Up to four Tx
Free space for STM-1

A
B
El
Multiplexer (optional)
Power
EFAIL
BOSCH RPS-C BOSCH RPS-C
FlexPlex MS1/4
Modem Unit for two STM-1

data streams with XPIC
and with RPS-C
Free space for STM-1 A
B
Multiplexer (optional) El
Modem Unit for two STM-1

Power
EFAIL
data streams with XPIC
FlexPlex MS1/4
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DRS 155/18700/23000/26000 - 16 MLCM (QAM)
STM-1 short haul radio
Õ 18,7 GHz, 23 GHz and 26 GHz
Õ 1+0 or 1+1 HSB
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BOSCH
16 MLCM
Õ Optical or electrical interface
Split version
Õ One-cable solution
Õ easy mounting
SDH-processing acc. ITU-T
Õ E1, F1 user channels
Õ B1 error performance
monitoring
Õ Usage of media specific byte
F-interface and Q-interface
Õ supervisory by LMT and TMN
Outdoor - and Indoor Unit

Õ easy bring into operation
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References
ITU-R F.748
ITU-R F.637
ITU-R F.595
17,7
19,7
22
Used frequency bands
23,6
25,2
27,5
f/GHz
DRS 155/18700/23000/26000 - 16 MLCM (QAM)
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STM-0
51,84 Mbit/s
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STM-0 Introduction
advantages of the SDH-network
STM-0-radios offer flexible solutions

bitrate of 51,84 Mbit/s for e.g. 21x 2 Mbit/s.
STM-0 is one level lower than STM-1 using a
STM-0-systems compete PDH solutions with all
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Comparison PDH - STM-0
PDH 34 Mbit/s STM-0
L Proprietary TMN management J Standardized TMN management via
protocol or with external LAN SDH Data Stream
L Tributary Performance monitoring J End to end Performance monitoring

from End to End is not possible of each tributary via BIP-2 and REI
L Configuration management of J Configuration management of

each tributary not foreseen each tributary via „path trace“
L Access to tributaries only with PDH J Flexible solutions by using SDH

Mux possible Add/Drop- ,Terminal- MUX or
Regenerator applications
L Connection to the SDH Network via

J Easy connection to SDH-Network via
additional SDH-Mux
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SDH
SDH
SDH
SDH
PDH
STM-1
34 Mbit/s
SNT
MD/DM
STM-0 Radio
ODU
TX/RX
Comparison PDH - STM-0
SDH- Network
TX/RX
ODU
TP
STM-0 Radio
MD/DM
34/2
MUX
PDH-Network
16x2 Mbit/s
21x2 Mbit/s
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STM-0 Nework Application Note
STM-N
STM-N
Cross Connect
STM-N STM-N
Õ Flexible applications
STM-1
Õ Integration follows
STM-1
Network Termination
Sub STM-1
Sub-STM-1 Sub-STM-1
SDH philosophy
Sub-STM-1
Radio Hop I Radio Hop II Radio Hop III
Sub STM-1 Sub STM-1
Regenerator
Sub STM-1
2Mbit/s
Õ Configuration- and
performance management
Terminal Add/Drop
21x2 Mbit/s
Sub-STM-1
Radio Hop
Sub-STM-1
Radio Hop to the customer
Õ Bandwidth efficient
Sub STM-1
STM-1
Network Termination Terminal
Sub STM-1
STM-1 21x2 Mbit/s

distribution of
STM-N
Add/Drop Mux
STM-N
STM-N SDH-tributaries
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STM-0 System Application Note 1
SNT - STM-1 Network Termination
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Transition of STM-1 level
155,52 Mbit/s
to STM-0
Õ
optical NRZ
electrical CMI
Three independent STM-0
Line STM-1 links
VC 3
Radio 1
STM-0
Radio 2
STM-0
Radio 3
STM-0 Õ One single Network
Radio
Element (NE)
A B C Signal
Õ
51,84 Mbit/s + RFCOH
SETS acc. ITU-T G.813
integrated VC3 connection
matrix
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STM-0
STM-0
Radio East
Radio West
VC 12

n x 2,048 Mbit/s
ADP - Add/Drop Point
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SDH-tributaries
integrated Retiming
Add/Drop purposes of
VC 12 connection matrix

One single Network Element
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Radio
STM-0

VC 12
max. 21 x 2,048 Mbit/s
TP - Terminal Point
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integrated Retiming
Integrated SDH terminal
VC 12 connection matrix
multiplexer (21x 2 Mbit/s)
One single Network Element
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STM-0
STM-0
Radio East
Radio West

RP - Regenerator Point
Õ SDH-Regenerator
Õ One single Network Element NE)
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MLCM
MLCM
MLCM
Short Haul
DRS 21x2/26000-16/32
DRS 21x2/23000-16/32
DRS 21x2/18700-16/32
STM-0 Radio Relay Systems
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MLCM
MLCM
Long Haul
DRS 21x2/8200-16/32
DRS 21x2/7400-16/32
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References
References
ITU-R F.386-3
ITU-R F.386-5
ITU-R F.385-1
ITU-R F.385-4
ITU-R F.385-3
ITU-R F.748
ITU-R F.637
ITU-R F.595
DRS 21x2 /... -
17,7
7,11
19,7
7,425
7,725
7,75
22
7,9
23,6
8,275
25,2
8,4 8,5
27,5
f/GHz
f/GHz
used frequency bands
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Antennas
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Bosch Antenna Test and Development Range
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Integrated
BOSCH
Antennas 0.3...0.6 m
Bosch Antennas
Parabol Antennas 0.6 ....3.7 m

Shell Antennas 2 , 3 and 4 m
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ALFORM
Õ Twistable
Õ 3...30 GHz
Õ up to 200 m
Õ Bendable E,H
Waveguides
ALFORM
FLEXWELL
FLEXWELL
Õ 3...24 GHz
Õ up to 200 m
Õ Bendable E,H
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DMS
Digital Multipoint System
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DMS
for each
Different
antennas
direction ?
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IF-Coax cable
Outdoor Unit ODU
Indoor Unit IDU
DMS Terminal RNU30 TX/RX and Multiplexer

Terminal Radio Network Unit RNU30
DMS Point to Multipoint solution from Bosch
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Full coverage base station arrangement ( 8 sectors ) Flexible service provision:
Leased Line Services
- transparent E1 or T1
- PCM30 structured E1
(partial or full equipped)
- up to 33 Links/Sector
Switched 64kbit/s Services
- POTS, ISDN, Data
- up to 100 Links/Sector
- up to 30 POTS/Link
Fast Internet Access
- Ethernet Interface (IP)
- up to 2 Mbit/s per Link
Flexible cell coverage:

- hot spots
- full coverage
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TELECOM
Unit with opt. Interface Equipment)
Terminal Station ( Outdoor and Indoor
of two Sectors mounted in one Rack)

Base Station ( Outdoor and Indoor Units
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Data
Voice
Fast Internet
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26 GHz
10 GHz
3.5 GHz
DMS Services Distribution
Ö
Video on
Demand
and
FDMA
CDMA
Ô
Ô ATM
Multimedia
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DMS Direct Access and Feeder Solutions
RBS: Radio Base Station
CDN: Central Distribution Node
Direct
LE: Local Exchange
RRS: Remote Radio Station DMS Access
RNU: Radio Network Unit RRS
BOSCH
Medium and
Large Business
Feeder Direct
Access
R C
L
B D
E
S N
Mobility
RNU
Systems BOSCH
Mobile
Base
Station RNU
BOSCH
GSM
or other
Small Business,
Multi Dwelling Units
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Basic DMS Structure with FDMA/DBA
r Terminal Station
r Base Station Sector
(max. 100 per Sector)
RF Channel Width
14 MHz @ 3.5 GHz
28 MHz @ 26 GHz Sectorization
90°, 45°, 15°
28 MHz @ 10.5 GHz
30 MHz @ 10.5 GHz
SECO Air Interface

FDD, FDMA/DBA LOS
(Line of Sight)
optional
RASCO
CDN CONTROL BRC C
O
NU CONTROL
2 Mbit/s MOD M
64 kbit/s
POTS
2 Mbit/s
M 2 Mbit/s MOD B
MOD IF IF MOD M
U 2 Mbit/s I 2B+D
MOD N U ISDN
X 2 Mbit/s
MOD E X DATA
2 Mbit/s R
64 kbit/s ...
2 Mbit/s MOD 2 Mbit/s
Network DMS-Interface DMS-Interface User-

Interface G.703 G.703 Interface
(SNI) 2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s (UNI)
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Typical DMS Starting Configuration
STM-1 to 1 Service Cell
F
LE fuse switches
fuse switches
FAN Unit
1 RF Channel (30 MHz)
expandable
Modem
fuse switches
FAN Unit Modems
4 Base Station sectors, all
Modem
Power su pp ly
Br oad cast
Modems 2 M od em s 4 M od em s
Power su pp ly
Br oad cast
2 M od em s 4 M od em s
FAN Unit using the same RF Channel
Modem
FAN Unit
Flex Plex MSV5 Modems
utilizing both polarisations

Modem
Power su pp ly
Br oad cast
Modems 2 M od em s 4 M od em s
Power su pp ly
Br oad cast
2 M od em s 4 M od em s
80 Terminal Stations
2400 Unblocked Lines (à 64 kbit/s)
Flex Plex MSV5
4 x Sectors
1 x CDN F
Multiplexer expandable
F 4 x 15 ISDN F Available Services:

4 x 30 POTS - Training
2 x V.35 - Cell Planning
F
V pol.
10 x 2M - Installation
expandable
H pol. - Comissioning
H pol.
V pol. F 4 x 15 ISDN - Network
4 x 30 POTS Management
F 4 x 15 ISDN F 4 x 15 ISDN 2 x V.35
4 x 30 POTS 4 x 30 POTS 10 x 2M
2 x V.35 2 x V.35
10 x 2M 10 x 2M
20 x Mixed Services for

4 x 45° (or 90°) POTS, ISDN, DATA and LL
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Mobile Military Systems
Military
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SATCOM or
225... 400 MHz
Reaction Forces
Digital Long Range Radio Relay CTL 304 T
LOS-radio for fast
256k ... 2048 kbit/s
Troposcatter systems
Alternative solution to
Long distance (>100 km)
200 W RF-Output Power
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34 Mbit/s
Dual Radio
8/2x8 Mbit/s
2/2x2 Mbit/s
Hot Standby
Single Radio
Space Diversity
4400 to 5000 MHz
Frequency Diversity
Optical, CMI, 850 nm

HDB-3, 75 / 120 or
Digital Radio System CTM 350S
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TMN
Telecommunication Management Network
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Open NSÜ
Integrated and Scaleable Network Management System
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Customer
Open NSÜ
Operational Tasks
Customer Care
Network Provider
Planning
Maintenance
Operation
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Open NSÜ
One System
One Update
One Training
One Software-Platform
for all network aspects:
One Illustration for all NE

RF
PDH
SDH
MUX
Integrated and scaleable Network Management
Access
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QD2, Q3p
Open NSÜ
Network
Transmission
Access
Network
Integrated Network Management
for all
NSÜ
Data
network aspects
One powerful tool
Network
SNMP
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SDH
Open NSÜ
Networks
PDH
SNMP
Networks
QD2
Q3
Access
Networks
OSI
Multiprotocol
Systems
Microwave
TCP/IP
ECC
HDLC
Systems
Multiplex
for all
CATV
NSÜ
Systems
network aspects
One powerful tool
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Wo
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Open NSÜ
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me
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Service Layer
Element Layer
Network Layer
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A
Open NSÜ
A
U
B
Umbrella Integration
B
A
B
A
B
Desktop Integration
C
Distributed Integration
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Multiuser
Singleuser
Open NSÜ
Distribution and Scalability
Multikernel & Multiuser
LAN / WAN
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OPEN
Office
NSÜ
Open NSÜ
Database
Workflow
Java
WWW
Layer
Layer
Service
Network
Element Layer
Open System Architecture
CORBA
Network
Manager
SNMP
QD2, Q3p
NE
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Open NSÜ
Management Layers
q Workflow Management
n Electronic task distribution
n Task monitoring
q Service Management
n Leased line management
n Subscriber management
n V.5 subscriber administration
q Network Management
n Routing in SDH/PDH networks
n Generation of Q cross-connection
and jumpering orders
q Element Management
n Q3p, QD2, SNMP
n Network documentation
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Open NSÜ
Element Management
q Q Element Management q Network Documentation
n Autodiscovery of Q n Cable and line administration
network topologies n Frequency band and radio
n Fault management channel administration
n Performance n Cable and channel routing
management down to port level
n Configuration n Distribution frames and cable
management joints
q SNMP Element Management

n Autodiscovery of IP
networks
n Generic element
management
n Programmable generic
tools
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Open NSÜ
Cross-Level Functions
q Object-Oriented Client/Server
n Distributability => Scalability
n System-wide object references
n Logical network views (active views)
n OODB
q Communication Services
n FAX, email, talk, operator conferencing
n Scanner and image services
n Alarm distribution
q Security Management
n User-definable function categories and
assignment to object types and object instances
n Freely definable user profiles
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Open NSÜ
NSÜ
Integrated Management for Communication Networks
One powerful tool

for all network aspects
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SDH SYSTEM VIEW

TS SMT ADM STM-16 / WDM STM-4/16 SMT TS

City /Junction CC4/3/1

Access STM-1/ Business

Digital Mulitipoint System (Bosch) STM-0 NW Termination T

More than 60 Years Experience in Telecommunication

r System solutions for ring- and radial topologies

r Standardised frame structures

"Olympic Games" up to 600 MHz

1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000

AEG and AEG Telefunken Nachrichtentechnik TELECOM

Channel Spacing 40 29.65 30 28 27.5 28 Channel Spacing

622 (STM-4) * 128-MLCM

21x2 (STM-0) MLCM, XPIC

Bitrate [Mbit/s] Long Haul Short Haul Modulation

Radio Relay Systems

4+2 STM-1 protection

Long haul and short haul

frequency and modulation

filled STM-4 signals

STM-4 interface acc.

(B1, B2, B3)

MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM

original MSOH original MSOH

MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM

MUX MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM MUX

MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM

original MSOH TX/RX TX/RX

MD/DM TX/RX TX/RX MD/DM

Electrical or optical interface

CCDP / XPIC in 40/29/28 MHz

1+1 HSB up to 14+2 configuration

Occasional traffic in the protection path

BOSCH RPS-H BOSCH RPS-H

Modem Unit for Modem Unit for

Fuses, power distributor,

BOSCH BOSCH BOSCH

Free space for STM-1

BOSCH RPS-C BOSCH RPS-C

Modem Unit for two STM-1

Modem Unit for two STM-1

Outdoor - and Indoor Unit

advantages of the SDH-network

STM-0-radios offer flexible solutions

STM-0-systems compete PDH solutions with all

L Tributary Performance monitoring J End to end Performance monitoring

L Configuration management of J Configuration management of

L Access to tributaries only with PDH J Flexible solutions by using SDH

L Connection to the SDH Network via

Sub STM-1 Sub STM-1

STM-1 21x2 Mbit/s

51,84 Mbit/s + RFCOH

SETS acc. ITU-T G.813

51,84 Mbit/s + RFCOH

One single Network Element

51,84 Mbit/s + RFCOH

Parabol Antennas 0.6 ....3.7 m

Indoor Unit IDU

DMS Terminal RNU30 TX/RX and Multiplexer

Flexible cell coverage:

of two Sectors mounted in one Rack)

SECO Air Interface

Network DMS-Interface DMS-Interface User-