Aeronautical communication

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AERONAUTICAL COMMUNICATION Submitted by: Bhavith D 5 th Sem CS 497IS08003

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AERONAUTICAL COMMUNICATION

Submitted by:

Bhavith D

5th Sem CS

497IS08003

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OVERVIEW

Introduction Cabin architecture Satellite connection Technical overview Service integrator Service dimensioning Interference CMHN conclusion

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INTRODUCTION

In the fucture,airliners will provide a variety of entertainment and communication equipment to the passenger.

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Aeronautical communication

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Wireless cabin architecture

Gsm telephony is prohibited in commercial aircraft due to the uncertain certification situation

It should not be seen as an alternative to wired architecture in an aircraft.

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Satellite connection

It will cover the cover areas especially over oceanic regions

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Technical overview

A. UMTS

It is the third generation mobile communication system being developed within IMT-2000 framework.

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Bluetooth

Bluetooth operates in the unlicensed 2.4--GHz ISM (industrial scientific and medical) band and uses a frequency- hopping spread (FHSS) technique to minimize interference

A Bluetooth unit has a nominal range of approximately 10 meters .

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C. IEEE802.11b

The IEEE 802.11 b standard offers a maximum throughput of II Mbps (typical 6.5 Mbps) working in the same 2.4- GHz ISM band as B1uetooth by the use of direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS).

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SERVICE INTEGRATOR

The service integrator will provide the interfaces for the wireless and wired service access points in the cabin.

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SERVICE DIMENSIONING The system dimensioning process can

be structured in several steps:

• Determination of gross traffic per

aircraft using the multi-service model

• Determination of the timely and locally

varying traffic

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INTERFERENCE

Once the above described measurements finish. four types of interferences within the CMHN have to be studied:

Co-channel interference Cumulative interference

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COLLECTIVELY MOBILE HETEROGENEOUS NETWORK

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Advantages From the user point of view their service

accepted will be increased. they may have available telephone

numbers or other data stored in their cell phones or PDA

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Disadvantages

It should not be seen an alternative to a wired architecture in aircraft.

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CONCLUSION

so we clearly say that this technology will spawn revolutionary changes in the modern communication.

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