TEACHING: Subjects

Name:

Data Transmission Laboratory.

Degree:

Telecommunication Engineering. 3rd Year. Mandatory. 4,5 credits.

Professor(s):

José Ángel Irastorza.(R)
Luis Sánchez González.
Verónica Gutiérrez Polidura.

Timetable:

2nd Semester.
Wednesday (08:30 - 11:30)
Thursday (08:30 - 11:30)

The objective of the course is to provide students with practical knowledge to complement the concepts shown in the theoretical lessons. The main concepts are: practical study of V.24/V.28 interface using a communication software that control asynchronous transmissions; study of a link protocol using a protocols analyser; data transmission with V.22bis and V32 modems; hardware implementation of a simple channel block coder/decoder by means of logical gates; data transmission over a X.25 network using asynchronous terminals connected in a PAD as well as a X.32 access to the X.25 network; and finally an introduction to the Local Area Networks.

Serial Communication between PCs and Communication Software.

The Protocol Analyser.

Data Transmission over PSTN Using a PABX and a Private Carrier Line via V.22 bis Modems.

Data Transmission over a point to point link via V.32 Modems.

Design and hardware implementations of simple channel block coder/decoder for error detection and Correction.

HDLC-NRM protocol study.

Data Transmission over PSTN using asynchronous terminals connected to a PAD (X.28) and X.32 access.

Introduction to Local Area Networks.

Asistance to practices is mandatory. Final exam in June and extraordinary exam in September (taking into account aptitude and results in laboratory).

T. M. Cover: “Elements of Information Theory”; Ed. John Wiley, 1991

F. Halsall: “Data Communications, Computer Networks and Opens Systems, (4th edition)”; Ed. Addison Wesley, 1996

A. S. Tannenbaum: “Redes de Computadoras, (4rd edition)”; Ed. Prentice-Hall, 2003

W. Stallings: “Comunicaciones y redes de computadoras”; Ed. Prentice-Hall, 1997