Industrial Training MTNL Broadband: Submitted by Abhinav Prakash Ece 4 Year 0702731004 9990296321
Industrial Training MTNL Broadband: Submitted by Abhinav Prakash Ece 4 Year 0702731004 9990296321
MTNL
BROADBAND
Submitted by
Abhinav Prakash
ECE 4th year
0702731004
[email protected]
9990296321
What is INTERNET?
A global system of interconnected computer
networks using TCP/IP to serve users.
The origins of the Internet reach back to the 1960s
Data transfer
Accessibility
Dial-up,
Landline broadband (over coaxial cable, fibre optic
or copper wires),
Wi-Fi,
Satellite
Data
BRAS BRAS
BRAS (ERX)
(ERX)
Tier I LS Ethernet
Ethernet
Switch Switch
Ethernet
Tier II LS Ethernet
Switch
Ethernet
Ethernet
Switch
Ethernet
Switch
Switch
Switch
RSTP
RSTP
IP DSLAM IP Ethernet
Switch
IP IP
DSLAM IP IP DSLAM DSLAM IP
DSLAM DSLAM DSLAM
BROADBAND NETWORK
The BBRAS are Connected to the Tier 1 (T1) switch
using a Multimode Fiber and this Connectivity do
carry the Entire Traffic from a downstream T2
switches
All of the T1 switches are linked to the T2 using the
single mode fiber and appropriate Module Based on
the Distance between each of the location
The T2 Switch would be Linked to the nearest
DSLAM which would be located at wire centers
Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Loop
ADSL supports down-stream rates much higher than
up-stream
INTRODUCTION TO ADSL 12
Benefits to MTNL customers
IPTV and Gaming services are available.
More than one PC (LAN) connectivity available.
No telephone call charges for Internet Access.
Inexpensive - Tariffs at extremely affordable
rates.
Services based on Use Now and Pay Later
model.
Charges to be billed along with normal
telephone bill.
Registration through Call-Center, CSC and
through MTNL web site.
INTRODUCTION TO ADSL 13
IPTV
TV distribution technologies
Traditional TV distribution technologies
Terrestrial
Satellite and
Cable.
IPTV
IPTV
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is a system where a
digital television service is delivered by using Internet
protocol over a network infrastructure, which may
include delivery by a broadband connection.
Cable television and satellite operators broadcast a
large selection of channels at the same time, which
requires the use of a tuner to select a desired channel.
IPTV can be considered to represent an on-demand
service.
IP TV connection
SPLITTER
Ethernet
cable ADSL DSLAM
MODEM
PC
Ethernet
cable
STB
TV
AV or
S-
video
cable
IPTV Vs Cable TV
IPTV Cable TV
Benefits Drawbacks
Interactive Non-Interactive
Addressable Technology Non-Addressable Technology
Digital Analogue
All channels with same quality No such quality feature
It can store pictures, video shots, actions in No such facility avialable
storage area
Viewing movie without commercial Not possible
breaks is possible.
SMS, E-mails can be augmented. Not possible
Drawbacks Benefits
Use requires two remotes (in few cases) One remote
Zap time is more Quick
STB booting / restarting time is more Quick
IP TV Service Features
IPTV covers - Live TV ( Multicasting ) and -
Stored video (Video on Demand).
TV service which is delivered using IP technology, which
is the same technology used in Internet Services.
The TV channels are encoded in IP format and delivered
to TV using a Set Top Box.
The Video on Demand ( VOD) Service is similar to
watching Video CD's / DVD's using a VCD / DVD player
Interactivity
Interactive program guide that allows viewers to search
for content by title.
A picture-in-picture functionality that allows them to
“channel surf” without leaving the program they’re
watching.
To look up a player’s stats while watching a sports
game, or control the camera angle.
Parental controls so their child can watch a documentary
for a school report, while they’re away from home.
Set Top Box
Set-top box (STB) converts analog or digital
signal (channels) into the television format
suitable for being displayed on TV screen.
Set-top box connects a TV set to some
external source of signal ( ADSL router).