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GSM and GPRS Explained (3 hours)Forming part of mpirical’s acclaimed “Explained” series, this 3 hour eSeminar introduces the world’s most successful mobile technology. This eSeminar begins by highlighting the core components of a GSM / GPRS network prior to briefly explaining the procedures undertaken when a mobile connects to the network to make a call or send data. Finally, the topic of mobility is discussed in terms of both handovers within a network and roaming. Who Should AttendMobile Device and Network Engineers requiring a technical appreciation of GSM and GPRS. Technical Support Staff involved in the management / deployment of a GSM / GPRS network. SynopsisDivided into 3 sections, the topics covered will include:
Section 1: The GSM and GPRS Network (1 hour)This section begins by presenting the GSM / GPRS network architecture before briefly explaining the function of the key network elements under the classification - Mobile, GERAN and Core Network. The section then introduces the Air Interface in a little more detail and explains what is meant by the terms Frequency Reuse and TDMA.
Section 2: Circuit Switched Operation (1 hour)The second section focuses on GSM circuit switched operation and the various procedures that are undertaken by the mobile when attaching to the network and making / receiving calls. This is enhanced through the use of detailed signalling scenarios, enabling attendees to fully appreciate the procedures involved. The section culminates by describing how mobility is supported within GSM.
Section 3: Packet Switched Operation (1 hour)The final section in this eSeminar concentrates on packet switching and GPRS. This includes discussion on the benefits of GPRS over and above GSM before explaining what is meant by the term “always on” and the PDP Context. The section concludes by illustrating how an IP datagram is transferred across the network.
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