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This updated textbook clarifies synchronization issues in telecommunications in an easy-to-follow way, focusing less on theory and more on practical aspects. The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in the basic synchronization concepts in their wide application for development, maintenance, and conformity assessment of telecommunications equipment and networks. The authors show how, though synchronization in telecommunications has experienced rapid development, the foundational theory and the basic definitions, mathematical tools, and well-developed classical technologies have remained. The authors have studied the ITU-T, ETSI, IEEE standards, and extracted practical topics of synchronization. The collection of numerous training problems, practical examples, and case studies help the readers not only to find the answers to their current questions but also to get a common view of synchronization s role in the modern telecommunications. The book is geared towards students of telecommunications but can also be useful for telecom engineers and for training/workshops for telecom engineers concerning synchronization topics.
Presents updated synchronization issues in telecommunications, focusing less on theory and more on practical aspects;Now includes a focus on asynchronous (packet) transmission way as a basic transport resource of the modern telecom networks, specifically timing loop prevention in packet networks. In addition, the selective fast algorithms of timing metrics (MTIE/MATIE) calculation are presented;Includes a variety of updated examples and case studies to demonstrate the continuity of synchronization techniques;Features of suite of classroom materials including exercises, summary tests & questions, correct answers and solutions.
(Table of content)
Chapter 1. Introduction: Timing.- Chapter 2. Telecom Systems Timing.- Chapter 3. Timing metrics.- Chapter 4. Network Timing.- Chapter 5. Time Synchronization.
(Author portrait)
Nickolay Biriukov has research and practical experience in telecommunications field, in particular: In Ukrainian Research Institute of Communications and Test Center, UNDIZ (Kyiv, Ukraine) Scientific Laboratory Head, Scientific Department Head, CEO of UNDIZ (the main work areas: transport networks, digital transmission system, synchronization in telecom consulting and design). In National Technical University of Ukraine Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (Kyiv, Ukraine) Associate Professor. In National University of Life and Environment Sciences of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukraine) University Department Head, Professor. He also took part at the meeting of Study Group 15 of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T) representing the Ukrainian Telecommunication Administration (author of Contribution, Editor of Recommendation G.703/2001).
Nataliya Triska has research and practical experience in telecommunications field, in particular: In Ukrainian Research Institute of Communications and Test Center, UNDIZ (Kyiv, Ukraine) Engineer, Senior Researcher, Scientific Laboratory Head (the main work areas: transport networks, digital transmission system, synchronization in telecom consulting and design). In Vodafone Ukraine Engineer. In National Technical University of Ukraine Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (Kyiv, Ukraine) Associate Professor.
