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Founded in 2009, WH-CONSULT CANADA is an Ottawa-based wireless networking training and consulting firm. We help organizations strengthen their technical capabilities and deliver successful projects through customized professional training, large-scale wireless solutions, and experienced project management.
Professional Training Services
5-day training event
6100-3010
This intensive 5-day program builds a solid foundation in radio frequency (RF) theory and wireless network fundamentals for engineers, technicians, and IT professionals entering or advancing in the wireless field.
Participants will learn core RF concepts — propagation, antennas, link budgets, modulation, and spectrum management — alongside practical, hands-on exposure to real-world wireless technologies including Wi-Fi, cellular, and fixed wireless systems.
By the end of the course, attendees will have the technical knowledge and confidence to plan, design, and troubleshoot wireless networks, setting the stage for more advanced, technology-specific training.
Course Outlines
Basic Radio and RF Concepts
RF Energy
RF Generation, Transmission, and Reception
Oscillators and Power Amplifiers
dB and dBm power conversions
Digital Modulation of RF Signals
Amplitude, Frequency Modulation, QAM & QPSK
Filtering
Equalizers
Multiple Access Techniques
TDMA, FDMA, CDMA
OFDM, W-OFDM, SOFDMA
Duplexing, TDD vs. FDD
Channel Coding
Spread-Spectrum Modulation
RF Propagation Principles
Path / Propagation Losses
Fading
Fade Margin and Fresnel Zone
Link Budgets
Receiver Sensitivity
Noise Figure
Guard Band
BER vs. Noise
Link Budget and High-Level System Design
Sample Link Budget Calculations
Antennas
Antennas Basics
Effective Radiated Power (ERP)
Directivity and Gain Antenna Types
Antenna Radiation Patterns
Polarization
Diversity Antenna Systems
MIMO Antenna Systems
System Planning
Wireless Topologies: PTP and PMP
LOS, NrLOS, NLOS
Licensed & Unlicensed Frequency Bands
Frequency Planning
Frequency Reuse
RF Site Survey
RF Site Survey Tool
5-day training event
6100-3019
WiFi 7 Training Course Essentials covers the core concepts, technologies, and practical skills needed to design, deploy, and troubleshoot next-generation wireless networks, including key features such as 320 MHz channels, 4096-QAM modulation, multi-link operation (MLO), and enhanced OFDMA scheduling; participants learn radio frequency fundamentals, advanced channel planning, capacity and latency optimization, coexistence and interference mitigation, security enhancements, and performance validation using industry-standard test tools and simulators, with hands-on labs that emphasize real-world scenarios—enterprise, industrial, and dense public environments—and modules on backward compatibility, firmware and driver considerations, regulatory compliance, and best-practice migration strategies to ensure seamless upgrade paths from WiFi 6/6E.
Course Outlines
Understand the basic concepts of 802.11
802.11 Family of Standards .ac .ax .ad .af
Unlicensed Frequency Bands
802.11 Benefits, Applications, and Services
802.11 Protocol Stack
PHY, MAC, Network, and Transport Layers
Physical Layer: FHSS, DSSS, OFDM
MAC Layer: Framing and Access Method
Enhanced MAC
802.11 Security Basics
WEB, WPA, TKIP, AAA, Radius
Planning a Wireless LAN
802.11 Design
Site Survey
Outdoor vs Indoor Coverage
Access Point Locations
Access Point Frequency Assignments
Synchronization
Interoperability
WiFi WPS
WiFi VPN, IPSEC, & L2TP
WiFi NAT
WiFi DHCP Server
Complete Coverage Concept
Coverage and Capacity
Performance Numbers
Interference Handling
MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output)
Integration of WLAN and Cellular Networks
Dynamic Frequency Selection
Transmit Power Control
Quality of Service of WiFi and VoIP
WiFi Offloading
Upcoming Standards and Future Trends
5-day training event
6100-3094
Private wireless networks, powered by CBRS and 5G technologies, deliver secure, low-latency, high-capacity connectivity tailored to enterprises and critical infrastructure; CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) opens shared mid-band spectrum for localized, cost-effective deployments while 5G enhances performance with network slicing, massive MIMO, and edge computing to support real-time automation, IoT, AR/VR, and mission-critical communications. These private deployments offer greater control over coverage, security policies, and quality of service compared with public cellular networks, enabling industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and campuses to optimize operations, improve safety, and unlock new use cases through deterministic connectivity and integrated private SIM or neutral-host models.
Course Outlines
What is a Private 5G Network?
Digital Transformation to Industry 4.0
Architectures of the Private 5G Networks
Key Components of 5G Private Networks
Benefits of Private 5G Networks
Key Enablers for the Private 5G Networks
Ultra Low Latency Features
High-Reliability Features
QoS Customization in PDU Session
5G Network Slicing
Massive MIMO & Beamforming
Private 5G Networks for Industrial IoT
5G Innovations for IIoT
5G features benefiting Private Networks
Spectrum for 5G Private and Dedicated Networks
5G Frequency Bands
Spectrum Types for Private 5G Networks
Licensed Spectrum
Shared Spectrum
Unlicensed Spectrum
Unlicensed Spectrum Sharing Techniques
Private 5G network features
Private 5G Network Use Cases
Private Networks Deployment Models
5G CoMP for extreme Reliability
Enablers for 5G Private networks
Security in Private 5G Networks
Requirements for 5G Private Networks
UE - User Equipment Requirements & SIMs
RAN - Radio Access Network
Microwave / mmWave Transport
MEC - Multi-Access Edge Compute
Edge Core
Edge Cloud
Network Management
Integration
Applications & Services for IT & OT
This Course For:
Industries, Public Safety, Healthcare, Energy & Utilities, Financial, CSPs, Automotive, Telcos, Government
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