Project's information
| Project's title | Research, design and manufacture a dedicated mobile communication system to relay satellites to serve remote areas, seas and islands and emergencies |
| Project’s code | VT-CN.04/18-20 |
| Research hosting institution other | Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology |
| Project leader’s name | Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Minh |
| Project duration | 01/05/2018 - 30/04/2021 |
| Project’s budget | 6,000 million VND |
| Classify | Pass |
| Goal and objectives of the project | - Mastering the technology of designing and manufacturing mobile GSM/GPRS mobile network with components, including: base station, switch, trunk connected to public network via IP/PSTN/VSAT network, can use a regular cell phone SIM. |
| Main results | Theoretical results: Research, design and manufacture mobile GSM/GPRS mobile network with components, including: base station, switch, trunk connected to public network via IP/PSTN/VSAT network, can use a regular mobile phone SIM. |
| Novelty and actuality and scientific meaningfulness of the results | - Theoretical study of BTS station construction technologies and local network establishment in mobile communication systems. Researching technologies and solutions for manufacturing a compact and highly portable BTS station as a basis for researching and proposing solutions for manufacturing BTS stations based on the Open BTS platform, softening network functions cores and transceiver hardware based on SDR technology to integrate hardware designs on the same board. The objective of the project is to design 02 mini BTS stations with switching and trunking functions to connect subscribers in the coverage area into a local network. At the same time, the BTS product of the project is also capable of connecting to the public carrier via IP/PSTN/VSAT network to become a device to expand mobile coverage in cases of rescue, emergency or emergency. in remote areas. The objective of the project is that the system achieves the minimum technical requirements such as: serving 8-16 GSM/GPRS subscribers simultaneously, coverage radius from 0.5 to 1Km depending on terrain conditions. . These minimum goals have all been achieved and verified in the field |
| Products of the project | - Scientific papers in referced journals (list):
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