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Digital Microwave

Communication

Principles

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Foreword

This course is developed to meet the requirement of Huawei

Optical Network RTN microwave products.

This course informs engineers of the basics on digital microwave

communications, which will pave the way for learning the RTN

series microwave products later.

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Objectives

After this course, you will be able to explain:

Concept and characteristics of digital microwave

communications

Functions and principles of each component of digital

microwave equipment

Common networking modes and application scenarios

of digital microwave equipment

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Contents

1.

Digital Microwave Communication Overview

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Transmission Methods

in Current Communications

Networks

Optical fiber communication

Microwave communication Satellite communication MUX/DEMUX MUX/DEMUX M ic ro w a v e T E M ic ro w a v e T E

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Definition of Microwave

Microwave

Microwave is a kind of electromagnetic wave. In a broad

sense, the microwave frequency range is from 300 MHz to

300 GHz. But In microwave communication, the frequency

range is generally from 3 GHz to 30 GHz.

According to the characteristics of microwave propagation,

microwave can be considered as plane wave.

The plane wave has no electric field and magnetic field

longitudinal components along the propagation direction. The

electric field and magnetic field components are vertical to

the propagation direction. Therefore, it is called transverse

electromagnetic wave and TEM wave for short.

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Concept of Digital

Microwave Communication

Digital microwave communication is a way of transmitting digital

information in atmosphere through microwave or radio frequency (RF).

 Microwave communication refers to the communication that use microwave as

carrier .

 Digital microwave communication refers to the microwave communication that

adopts the digital modulation.

 The baseband signal is modulated to intermediate frequency (IF) first . Then

the intermediate frequency is converted into the microwave frequency.

 The baseband signal can also be modulated directly to microwave frequency,

but only phase shift keying (PSK) modulation method is applicable.

 The electromagnetic field theory is the basis on which the microwave

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Microwave Frequency Band

Selection and RF Channel

Configuration (1)

Generally-used frequency bands in digital microwave transmission:

7G/8G/11G/13G/15G/18G/23G/26G/32G/38G (defined by ITU-R

Recommendations)

8 5 4 3 2 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 4 0 5 0 1.5 GHz 2.5 GHz

Long haul

trunk

network

2/8/34 Mbit/s 11 GHz GHz 34/140/155 Mbit/s 2/8/34/140/155 Mbit/s 3.3 GHz

Regional network

Regional network, local

network, and boundary

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Digital Microwave

Communication Modulation (1)

Digital baseband signal is the unmodulated digital signal. The baseband

signal cannot be directly transmitted over microwave radio channels and

must be converted into carrier signal for microwave transmission.

Digital baseband signal IF signal

B a se b a n d s ig n a l ra te C h a n n e l b a n d w id th Modulati on Service signal transmitted

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Questions

What is microwave?

What is digital microwave communication?

What are the frequently used digital microwave frequency

bands?

What are the frequently used modulation schemes? Which are

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Contents

1.

Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2.

Digital Microwave Communication Equipment

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Microwave Equipment Category

System Digital microwave

PDH SDH

Split-mount radio Trunk radio

All outdoor radio Small and medium

capacity (2–16E1, 34M) Large capacity (STM-0, STM-1, 2xSTM-1) Capacity Structure (Discontinued) Analog microwave MUX/DEMU X Mode

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Trunk Microwave Equipment

• High cost, large

transmission

capacity, more

stable performance,

applicable to long

haul and trunk

transmission

• RF, IF, signal

processing, and

MUX/DEMUX units

are all indoor. Only

the antenna system

is outdoor.

SDH microwave

equipment

BRU: Branch RF Unit

MSTU: Main Signal Transmission Unit (transceiver, modem, SDH electrical interface, hitless switching) SCSU: Supervision, Control and Switching Unit BBIU: Baseband Interface Unit (option) (STM-1 optical interface, C4 PDH interface)

P

M1

M2

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All Outdoor Microwave

Equipment

• All the units are

outdoor.

• Installation is

easy.

• The equipment

room can be

saved.

All outdoor microwave equipment

IF and baseband processing unit

IF cable

RF processing unit

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Split-Mount Microwave

Equipment (1)

 The RF unit is an outdoor unit

(ODU). The IF, signal processing, and MUX/DEMUX units are

integrated in the indoor unit (IDU). The ODU and IDU are connected through an IF cable.

 The ODU can either be directly

mounted onto the antenna or connected to the antenna

through a short soft waveguide.

 Although the capacity is smaller

than the trunk, due to the easy installation and maintenance, fast network construction, it’s the

most widely used microwave equipment.

Split-mount

microwave equipment

Antenna

ODU

(Outdoor

Unit)

IF cable

IDU

(Indoor Unit)

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Split-Mount Microwave

Equipment (2)

Unit Functions

 Antenna: Focuses the RF signals transmitted by ODUs and increases the

signal gain.

 ODU: RF processing, conversion of IF/RF signals.

 IF cable: Transmitting of IF signal, management signal and power supply

of ODU.

 IDU: Performs access, dispatch, multiplex/demultiplex, and

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Split-Mount Microwave

Equipment

– Installation

antenna (separate mount) OD U IF cable 英英英

Separate

Mount

Soft waveguide IDU IF port antenna (direct mount) ODU IDU

Direct

Mount

IF cable IF port

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Microwave Antenna (1)

 Antennas are used to send and receive microwave signals.

Parabolic antennas and cassegrainian antennas are two common types of microwave antennas.

Microwave antenna diameters includes: 0.3m, 0.6m, 1.2m, 1.8m,2.0m, 2.4m, 3.0m, 3.2metc.

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Different frequency channels in same frequency band can share one

antenna.

Microwave Antenna (2)

T

x

R

x

T

x

R

x

Chann

el

Chann

el

1

1

n

n

1

1

n

n

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Antenna Adjustment (1)

Side view Side lobe

Main lobe

Half-power angle Tail lobe

Top view Main lobe

Side lobe

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 During antenna adjustment, change the direction

vertically or horizontally. Meanwhile, use a

multimeter to test the RSSI at the receiving end. Usually, the voltage wave will be displayed as shown in the lower right corner. The peak point of the voltage wave indicates the main lobe position in the vertical or horizontal direction. Large-scope

adjustment is unnecessary. Perform fine adjustment on the antenna to the peak voltage point.

 When antennas are poorly aligned, a small

voltage may be detected in one direction. In this case, perform coarse adjustment on the antennas at both ends, so that the antennas are roughly

aligned.

The antennas at both ends that are well aligned

Antenna Adjustment (2)

Side lobe position AGC Voltage detection

point VAGC

Main lobe position

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Antenna Adjustment

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During antenna adjustment, the

two wrong adjustment cases are

show here. One antenna is aligned

to another antenna through the side

lobe. As a result, the RSSI cannot

meet the requirements.

Correct

Wrong

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Specifications of Transmitter

Working frequency band

Generally, trunk radios use 6, 7, and 8 GHz frequency bands. 11, 13 GHz

and

higher frequency bands are used in the access layer (e.g. BTS access).

Output power

The power at the output port of a transmitter. Generally, the output

power is 15 to

30 dBm.

Split-Mount Microwave

Equipment

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Questio

ns

What types are microwave equipment classified into?

What units do the split-mount microwave equipment have?

And what are their functions??

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Summary

Classification of digital microwave equipment

Components of split-mount microwave equipment and

their functions

Antenna installation and key specifications of

antennas

Functional modules and key performance indexes of

ODU

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Contents

1.

Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2.

Digital Microwave Communication Equipment

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Common Networking Modes of

Digital Microwave

Ring network

Chain network

Add/Drop

network

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Application of Digital Microwave

Complementary networks to optical

networks (access the services from

the last 1 km) BTS backhaul transmission Redundancy backup of important links VIP customer access Emergency communications (conventions, activities, danger elimination, disaster relief, etc.) Special transmission conditions (rivers, lakes, islands, etc.)

Microwave

Microwave

application

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Questio

ns

What are the networking modes frequently used for digital

microwave?

What are the types of digital microwave stations?

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Protection Modes of

Digital Microwave Equipment (1)

 With one hybrid coupler added between

two ODUs and the antenna, the 1+1 HSB can be realized in the configuration of one antenna. Moreover, the FD technology can also be adopted.

 The 1+1 HSB can also be realized

in the configuration of two antennas. In this case, the FD and SD

technologies can both be adopted, which improves the system

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 N+1 (N≤3, 7, 11) Protection

 In the following figure, Mn stands for the active channel and P stands for the

standby channel. The active channel and the standby channel have their

independent modulation/demodulation unit and signal transmitting /receiving unit.

 When the fault or fading occurs in the active channel, the signal is switched

to the standby channel. The channel backup is an inter-frequency backup. This protection mode (FD) is mainly used in the all indoor microwave

equipment.

Products of different vendors support different specifications.

Protection Modes of

Digital Microwave Equipment (2)

Switching

control unit RFSOH control unitSwitching

P P M M11 M M22 M M33 P P M M11 M M22 M M33 ch ch11 ch ch22 ch chPP ch ch33 ch ch11 ch ch22 ch chPP ch ch33

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Protection Modes of

Digital Microwave Equipment (3)

Configurati

on Protection Mode

Remark

s Application

1+0 NP Non-protection Terminal of the network 1+1 FD Channel protection

Inter-frequency Select the proper mode depending on the geographical condition and requirements of the customer 1+1 SD Equipment protection and channel protection Intra-frequency 1+1 FD+SD Equipment protection and channel protection Inter-frequency N+1 FD Equipment protection and channel protection Inter-frequency Large-capacity backbone network

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Questions

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