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Antennes Et Accessoires

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Antennes et accessoires [email protected]  Différentes formes d’antennes pour différents besoins  Largeur de faisceau  PoE  Accessoires  Connectique Le “Doughnut”  Penser à la couverture radio comme à un ballon de volume fixe mais que l’on peut étirer  La puissance d’émission a un effet direct sur le volume du ballon Antennes omni-directionnelles  Les plus communes  Dipole irradiant identiquement dans toutes les directions  Usage :  Couverture horizontale dans toutes les directions  “Point-to-multipoint connection” Antennes semi-directionnelles  Directionnel  Usage :  Liaisons de type pont de courtes et moyennes distances  “Point-topoint connection” Antennes directionnelles  Hautement directionnel  Usage :  Liaisons de type longue distances  “Point-to-point connection” Largeur de faisceau-Beamwidth Type Beamwidth Beamwidth d’antenne horiz.(°) vert.(°) Omni 360 780 Patch/ Panel 30180 690 Yagi 3078 1464 Parabole 425 421 Free Space Path Loss  Path Loss  Pertes par dispersions  La puissance du signal diminue de manière inversement proportionnelle à la distance parcourue et à la longueur d’onde  Règle des 6dB (à 2,4 Ghz)  +6dB en PIRE correspond à doubler la distance. Distance (m) 100 200 500 1000 Perte (dB) ~80 ~86 ~94 ~100 Montage PoE - Power over Ethernet  Montages en :  Plafond – ceiling  Mat – mast  Patch  PoE - Power over Ethernet  Ou “the LAN outlet becomes a universal power jack…“ Terminology  June 2003: the IEEE 802.3af 2003 PoE standard was formally ratified, establishing uniform requirements for managing and distributing 48 V dc power over the LAN.  That standard defines the protocols for the:  power devices (PDs) include, factory automation equipment, WLAccessPoints, RF ID scanners…  power-sourcing equipment (PSE), the Ethernet hubs and switches, to transmit power over CAT 5 and other cabling to the PDs, such as the VoIP phones and other network peripherals RJ-45 connections used for Power over Ethernet The PSE encompasses two categories of equipment: midspan and endspan devices.  A midspan device is a stand-alone unit that adds the PoE capability to existing networking equipment. The unit is inserted into the LAN between the Ethernet switch and the peripherals. However, a midspan device requires additional cabling, takes up extra space, and adds cost to the system.  These problems are lessened by incorporating PoE functionality directly into the Ethernet switches. Such pieces of equipment are called endspan devices. Power consumption classes Compatibility issues The two main legacy systems: Cisco and PowerDsine.  Cisco Systems has been shipping its Power over Ethernet solution since 2000  The Cisco Prestandard Power over Ethernet solution uses a different discovery and management scheme of the PDs.  Issue: inrush current level needed by PD identified by some PSE as a fault  shut down power to the PD  Existing 802.3af-compliant PSE solutions can be adapted to work with Cisco PDs Power gadgets  Amplificateur  Atténuateur Power gadgets  Parafoudre  Splitter Connexions & Cables  Respecter l’impédance !  Différents types de connecteurs  Cable == pertes (abaques) Perte : 0,222 dB par mètre Masse : 0.10 kg/m Impédance : 50 Ohms Diamètre externe : 10.29 mm