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Design and construction of signaling and telecommunications subsystems

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

The Design and Construction of Signaling and Telecommunications Subsystems This course is your gateway to mastering the essential skills needed in a booming industry. With the rapid evolution of transportation networks, the demand for experts in signaling systems and telecommunications is skyrocketing. This course offers a comprehensive exploration of signaling systems and components, exploring the intricacies of ATP systems and the vital role of telecommunications. You will gain a deep understanding of transmission media, telecommunications networks, and the key elements of network management, monitoring systems, and technical rooms. By enrolling, you position yourself at the forefront of technological innovation, ready to meet industry demands and seize lucrative career opportunities. This course empowers you to become a sought-after professional, equipped with the knowledge and skills to shape the future of transportation infrastructure.

Objectives

– To gain a comprehensive understanding of signaling systems and their components.

– To evaluate the main ATP systems and their applications.

– To analyze transmission media in telecommunications subsystems.

– To manage telecommunications networks effectively.

– To efficiently oversee telecommunications services and technical rooms.

– To apply knowledge of network management systems in a practical setting.

– To integrate telecommunications and signaling to improve safety.

Syllabus

UNIT 1. SIGNALING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS 1. General considerations 2. Block assembly diagram 3. Train position detection systems 4. Signaling systems associated with turnouts and light signaling systems 5. Level crossing protection UNIT 2. MAIN ATP SYSTEMS 1. General considerations 2. ASFA 3. The LZB system 4. ERTMS 5. The CBTC signaling system on metropolitan railways UNIT 3. TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUBSYSTEM. TRANSMISSION MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS 1. Transmission via metallic cables 2. Transmission via fiber optics and radio links 3. Transport network 4. PDH access network 5. Voice-switched network and data network UNIT 4. TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUBSYSTEM. NETWORK MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION SYSTEMS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, AND TECHNICAL ROOMS 1. Network management and supervision systems 2. Voice and data services 3. Mobile services (I). Train-to-ground system 4. Mobile services (II). GSM-R system 5. Telecommunications rooms in buildings
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