ICS Telecom Overview
ICS Telecom is ATDI's modeling platform for planning telecommunication networks and managing frequency spectrum. It focuses on the network
design needs for commercial operators, spectrum regulators, equipment manufacturers and consultants. One of ICS Telecom's main strengths is in the
modeling of heterogenous networks with dedicated features.
ICS telecom is the key package in the planners' toolkit. It is capable of modeling any size of radio system from intensive local area to extensive countrywide.
ICS telecom enables the planning engineer to develop rapidly and economically wide networks.
ICS telecom has applications throughout all modern radio networks, both fixed and mobile and across the frequency range 10kHz to 450GHz.
All-in-One Solution
ICS Telecom is a comprehensive tool box for modeling radio communications in the MF/HF/VHF/UHF/SHF/EHF frequency bands.
Included are analysis features for the following technologies:
- Land mobile radio
- Fixed wireless access (point-to-point and point-to-multipoint - 802.16d WiMAX, WiFi Mesh, Microwave, LMDS/MMDS, TETRA/TETRAPOL, etc.)
- Cellular/mobile (GSM, GPRS, CDMA/EVDO/EDGE, HSDPA/HSUPA, 802.16e WiMAX, LTE)
- Broadcast (Analog, Digital TV and Radio)
- Telemmetry
- Indoor (WiFi, 802.16e WiMAX)
- Maritime
- Aeronautical
- Radar
- Satellite earth stations
ICS Telecom is the key package in the planners' toolkit. It is capable of modeling any size of radio system
from intensive local area to extensive countrywide.
Modeling Network Ownership
ICS Telecom provides benefit at all stages of network ownership including tasks such as:
- Technology evaluation
- Business modeling
- Infrastructure dimensioning
- Network planning
- Spectrum optimization
- Network proving
- Engineering data sharing
- System administration
- Network optimization
A unique strength of ICS Telecom is its ability to model technology convergence. Given the strengths in modeling
heterogenous networks, ICS Telecom enables the planning engineer a rapid and economic
means for analyzing the impact of new technologies in existing network infrastructure.
