Telecommunication Network Diagrams

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Design Elements — Telecommunication Networks

Examples

There are a few samples that you see on this page which were created in the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM application by using the Telecommunication Network Diagrams solution. Some of the solution’s capabilities as well as the professional results which you can achieve are all demonstrated here on this page.

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Example 1: Call Center Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 10 minutes creating this sample.

Call center is a specialized organization or department of an organization, which is occupied by the processing of calls and complaints, and providing information via voice channels of communication in the interests of the contracting authority or the head of the organization. The call center can also handle the appeals by e-mails, post, faxes and to work with appeals in the mode of Internet chat. Call center is a very popular activity, which plays a huge role in providing advice to the population. At the moment, the call centers are widespread and it is hard to imagine the most companies without them. This Telecommunication Network Diagram sample illustrates a work of such important organization as call center. It is a schematic of call center’s work in overall, if you need, you can always design more detailed schemes of work of each department of a call center, or even of each operator.

Example 2: Mobile TV Web-based Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

The mobile phones have long evolved from a simple means of communication into the multifunctional multimedia devices that allow to replace at once several different devices, such as phones, players, navigators, etc. However, not only the phones, but also the services provided by mobile operators are actively developed. One of the most promising services is a mobile TV – technology that allows users to transmit and receive the multimedia traffic. With technologies development, advent of high-speed methods of data transmission through mobile Internet, the mobile TV became one of the main marketing features of mobile operators. This Mobile TV Web-based Network Diagram sample illustrates how the TV station is beamed wirelessly across a network, as well as the application of WiMAX technology. WiMAX is a high-speed technology of wireless data transmission, which is one of the most prospective technologies of wireless networking and currently is widely used as a method of providing the broadband access.

Example 3: Hybrid Satellite and Common Carrier Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

The Telecommunication network diagrams are an invaluable tool in the modern world, where the communication networks become ever more complex with each year. This Telecommunication network diagram depicts in details the scheme of work of hybrid satellite and common carrier. It was designed in a few moments with ConceptDraw DIAGRAM networking and telecommunications software, which is ideal for systems engineers and network designers. A communications satellite, or ‘comsat’, is an artificial satellite that is sent to the space for the purpose of telecommunications. The modern communication satellites can use different kinds of orbits, such as geostationary orbits, elliptical orbits, Molniya orbits, polar and non-polar low Earth orbits. One of the most important applications of communication satellites is a telephone communication with ships, planes, vehicles and hand-held terminals. The communications satellites are successfully used for TV and radio broadcasting, they ensure the fixed point-to-point services, provide the microwave radio relay technologies.

Example 4: Communication Medium Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 10 minutes creating this sample.

The different types of communication medium provide for the project managers the ways on choice to communicate the most effectively, because the correctly chosen way of communication is not less important than the message itself and its content. A Communication medium or communication channel is a way or tool that is used for storing, transmitting, and delivering data, information and messages from you to the receiver. The most widespread types of the business communication media are the following: face-to-face communication, two-way remote communication, written communication, social media communication, and one-way audio and video communication. This Communication medium diagram is a beautiful example of vast capabilities of ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software in development and drawing comprehensive and eye-catching diagrams, and among many others the Telecommunication Network Diagrams. The ready-made vector icons from the Telecommunication Networks library of Telecommunication Network Diagrams solution allowed to make design of this diagram clear and engaging for anyone audience.

Example 5: GPRS Network Scheme

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

General packet radio service (GPRS) technology allows to modify the communications at the minimal costs. It is a packet-based wireless communication service, standardized by European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and used on 2G and 3G mobile wireless networks. The principle of GPRS is based on the fact that the radio channel is divided into the intervals, named as timeslots. In each moment of time, the part of slots remains free and so can be used for the data transmission, this opportunity is used by GPRS. The usual GSM phone always uses one slot, at the same time the GPRS devices use several slots, that contributes for the faster data transfer. Besides, GPRS is a service with variable throughput and latency, which depend directly on the number of users that received the concurrent access to the service. This Network diagram shows the scheme of organization of GPRS and the flow of data traffic in such network.

Example 6: Mobile Satellite Communication Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

The progress of science and technology in the field of development the new technologies, including the space technologies, the exploration of new frequency of bands, as well as the large advances in development of radio communication equipment allowed to pass on the new stage in development of the systems and means of communications. So, now along with traditional satellite communication systems are actively developed the global satellite systems for the mobile communications, which represent relatively new, high powerful, flexible and fast growing kind of the mobile communication. The Mobile satellite systems are incredibly useful when used in navigation systems and also in questions of connection with remote regions, people, vehicles, ships, aircrafts at the different parts of world or with other communication units, which can be mobile or stationary. This Communication network diagram designed in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software illustrates the capabilities and utility of use of the mobile satellite systems.

Example 7: Global Positioning System (GPS) Operation Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

This sample diagram demonstrates in details the operation of the Global Positioning System. The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a well-known and widespread space-based satellite navigation system, which provides the measurement of distance, delivers the information about the time, identifies the speed of objects and their location in world coordinate system in all weather conditions, anywhere on the Earth and near it where is a free line of sight to four or more GPS satellites. This service is developed, implemented and operated by the U.S. Department of defense, and currently is available for use for civilian purposes, it is offered in a free access for each who has any device with GPS receiver, such as for example navigator or smartphone. So, the possibilities of GPS are almost endless, beginning from very useful and important functions in a military area and to wide capabilities opened for civil and commercial users around the world.

Example 8: Mobile TV Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

With active development of networks and Internet were provided wide opportunities for the implementation of many new technologies, one of the most interesting is mobile television. It is a very popular service, which gives the owners of mobile phones and other mobile devices connecting to the mobile network, the attractive opportunity to watch in online mode the TV programs, favorite channels, broadcasts, or football matches that are delivered by mobile telecom networks, literally on the move right from the phone. First launched in the South Korea, currently the mobile TV is one of the most rapidly growing areas of television. For delivering the content to the user’s mobile phone can be used the GPRS connection, 3G network, 4G Mobile WiMAX or Wi-Fi technology. This Telecommunication Network Diagram sample designed with ready-to-use vector objects from the Telecommunication Networks library of ConceptDraw’s Telecommunication Network Diagrams solution represents the scheme of organization the Mobile TV.

Example 9: Wireless Broadband Network Layout Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 7 minutes creating this sample.

This example depicts the Wireless Broadband Network Layout Diagram. The Wireless broadband is a technology, which provides the high-speed wireless access to the Internet or computer networking access over a wide area. This technology helps to meet all needs of Internet users, it is actively used by service providers, operators of IP-telephony, mobile communications and other organizations. The Wireless broadband is practically ideal and has huge number of advantages, these networks are easier to deploy, they are flexible, have wide coverage, allow to serve great number of users and to provide them with services of different level. The main advantage is the high-speed data transfer, stable network connection and the possibility of bilateral communication that allows to receive and give the data of various content at high speed in both directions. This ability greatly easier the life of Internet users and, in general, with appearance of high-speed Internet, the users have more options with minimal costs.

Example 10: Satellite Network Diagram

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

This Telecommunication Network Diagram sample illustrates the scheme of realization the Satellite Internet. It is the Internet access provided via the satellite, which was launched and revolves on the geostationary Earth orbit, named also GEO or geosynchronous orbit, i.e. located just above the equator of our planet, and moves around it with an angular speed equal to the angular speed of the Earth around its axis. To receive the signal, it is necessary to direct a satellite dish (antenna) with a transceiver or VSAT, which is located on the subscriber’s premises, exactly on the Earth satellite on the orbit. For the earth observer it hangs immovable in the sky in a certain place, on which must be turned the satellite dish. Usually the Satellite Internet includes the ground stations called gateways that transmit the Internet data to and from the satellite, through the radio waves. The satellite works on a Star network topology, so the number of remote VSATs is unlimited.

Example 11: Basic Elements of a Local Telephone Company

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 10 minutes creating this sample.

The local telephone service is a delivering of telecommunications networks equipment and services to the interested customers at the limited geographic territory. The local telephone service is provided by the small local companies placed at the given city, region or even rural area, which serve for a given society and provide the communication with large long distance operators. Often the local telephone companies provide the PBX (Private Branch Exchange) services for local businesses, as well as the Internet by DSL and dial-up services. This Telecommunication Network Diagram sample shows the basic elements and the scheme of organization of a local telephone company. Among the basic elements are the central office and the tandem switching center of a local phone company, the interexchange carrier POP, the access point to long-haul bandwidth connected by the fiber routes, the wireless end-users and wired end-users the communications with which are realized by the cooper routes.

Example 12: Mobile Network Architecture

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 10 minutes creating this sample.

This Telecommunication network diagram depicts the main components and the scheme of organization of a Mobile Network Architecture. It is incredibly easy to describe the fundamental principles and concepts of mobile network architecture systems with help of construction different kinds of diagrams, schemes and illustrations. One of the main elements on a given diagram is a multi-standard base station that supports the 2G, 3G, 4G, LTE standards. Like other diagram’s elements, it is represented by a vector design element from the Telecommunication Networks library of Telecommunication Network Diagrams solution. Each mobile device regardless of standard, establishes the connection via the wireless cell tower with an access point that is the base station. In a case of successful connection the base station responds to the call of mobile device. Design with ease the Telecommunication network diagrams in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software, depict nuances of different technologies and standards, variants and possible situations in a telecommunication field.

Example 13: Satellite Network Services

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 5 minutes creating this sample.

This Telecommunication network diagram sample demonstrates the typical scheme of organization the satellite network and related services for the end users. The satellite communication is one of types of the space radio communications based on the use of artificial Earth satellites as repeaters. This kind of communication is realized between the ground stations, which can be as stationary as movable. Certainly, the satellite networks have a lot of advantages over other communication systems due to the fact that the satellite communications have no restrictions according to the location, they are appropriate and affordable in areas where construction of other communication systems often is uneconomic or even impossible, such as on marine transport highways, unpopulated or poorly populated areas. Each example or sample from the ConceptDraw Solution Park is available for modification and extension according to your needs, you can add the comments and other information which you consider that needs to be announced.

Example 14: TMC to EMA Comm Link Rural Setting

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 7 minutes creating this sample.

This diagram example demonstrates the TMC to EMA communication link rural application. The TMC is a transportation management center, which provides the processing and exchange with information about the road traffic, adverse road conditions to the motor vehicle drivers. The Transportation Management Center (TMC) and Emergency Management Agency (EMA) county usually are placed in a separated buildings in urban location, while in conditions of rural location they can be placed at the same building or remote on several miles. How the National architecture works for the rural and urban telecommunication systems scenarios, and what are the main differences between them? The market packages and architecture flows are constructed so to be not depend on the system’s location. The TMC and EMA are represented by the separated areas on this Telecommunication network diagram. The similar diagrams allow to develop and visually represent the communication links with anywhere deployment, such as rural, urban or suburban.

Example 15: TMC to EMA Link

This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Telecommunication Networks Library from the Telecommunication Network Diagrams Solution. An experienced user spent 7 minutes creating this sample.

This Telecommunication network diagram example illustrates the TMC to EMA communication link. The similar diagrams are helpful for the system designers because give them the complete awareness about the principles of work of the entire system. The TMC meets for formation the information according to the incident detection, it makes the corresponding request to EM and receives required information from it. From this diagram, it is notable that a dedicated communication port on the router is destined to link the TMC and EMA, so the links “incident information” and “incident response request” are always available. To ensure the security of information transfer is used the dedicated leased 56 Kbps digital circuit from a local carrier and Frame Relay network. This diagram supposes that only the database information and text are transferred between the TMC and the EMA. However, the use of broadband communication lets to transfer also the “real-time” video from the TMC to the EMA.