Training and research laboratory for next generation cellular communication technologies and digital television. The laboratory is located in room 374, in responsible charge – Professor Moskalets M.V.

THE LABORATORY PROVIDES A LABORATORY PRACTICE FOR THE DISCIPLINE:

• Mobile communications systems
• Wireless systems perspectives
• Radio relay and satellite communications systems
• Wired and mobile television technology

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT INCLUDES:

• GSM-900 mobile communication base station;
• NMT-450 mobile communication base station;
• MiniLink radio relay stations (2 modules.)
• wireless broadband terminals 4G WiMAX GreenPacket IEEE802.16e;
• access points WiFi IEEE802.11b/g/n;
• a set of radio receiving and transmitting technology equipment SDR (Software Defined Radio), software configurable;
• electromagnetic compatibility control equipment;
• satellite television system equipment;
• satellite internet system equipment;
• 8 personal computers with specialized software;
• server for organizing virtual networks and workplaces.

THE LABORATORY WORK IS DEVELOPED AND CARRIED OUT IN THE COURSE OF THE DISCIPLINES:

• study of SDR technology in the implementation of new generation communication systems;
• study of BTS-2204 base station hardware of GSM-900 mobile communication standard;
• study of analog and digital signals parameters of radio relay communication systems;
• study of units of receiving and transmitting units of MiniLink radio relay communication systems;
• Investigation of satellite dish positioning methods to receive satellite television and satellite Internet programs;
• Investigations of transmitting and receiving units of radio and television broadcasting systems;
• research on phased autotuning systems and frequency synthesizers.

CLASSES ARE ALSO HELD IN ENGLISH, THEIR TOPICS:

• research spectrum of simple signals;
• research sequence rectangular pulse`s;
• research random process;
• analysis transmission of random signal and noise through linear systems;
• research assemblies of the radio-transmitting device of telecommunications and broadcasting systems.

FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LABORATORY’S EQUIPMENT ARE PLANNED, IN PARTICULAR:

• a set of laboratory works on research of new generations of mobile and wireless communication systems using SDR technologies is being developed,
• creation of workstations for the study of IPTV and digital broadcasting systems;
• installation of videoconferencing equipment;
• installation and use of a digital oscilloscope and RIGOL DG2021A signal generator;
• connecting workstations to servers to organize virtual networks and thin client workstations using diskless stations;
• equipping the laboratory with 5G mobile communication system concepts and relevant class topics.