DESING AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HOME MEDIA SHARING APPLICATION FOR W-CDMA FEMTO CELLS

Year 2014, Volume: 14 Issue: 2, 1837 - 1842, 25.03.2015

Serpil Ustebay , Burak Amasyalı M. Aydın , A. Zalim

Abstract

Femtocell (also called Small Cell) is a small cellular base station, typically designed for use in a home or a small business. It connects to the service provider’s network via broadband. In this paper; a home media sharing application design and development for W-CDMA Femtocells has been discussed. With this application, mobile devices with Android and iOS operating systems shall connect to a computer defined as server on the network. Mobile device shall connect this server with IP address. With this application, mobile devices may be able to stream media, download files, and upload files to server. Also, the mobile device will be able to automatically backup files to the server. Additionally, a user can automatically update their status on social networks (e.g. Facebook / Twitter) when he/she arrives or leaves the Femto network. The application is developed to run on Android and iOS operating systems.

Keywords

Communication technologies, optical fiber, passive optical networks, bit error rate, fiber to the home.

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• O. Gure was born in 1987 in Kirklareli, Turkey. She received her B.S degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Electrics & Electronics Engineering Department of Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey in 2009. She graduated from Yildiz Technical University with a Masters degree from the same department, in 2012.
• Since 2009 she has been working as a Project Engineer in Superonline which is a service provider in Turkey. Beside network applications , she is interested in optical devices and optical communication systems.
• N. O. Unverdi was born in 1967 in Aydin, Turkey. She received her B.S degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Electrics & Electronics Engineering Department of Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey, in 1989. She earned her M.S and Ph.D degrees in the field of Communications from the same university in 1991 and 1998, respectively.
• She has worked as a Research Assistant at Yildiz Technical University, Electrics & Electronics Engineering Department, Electronics and Communications Engineering Division, Istanbul, Turkey between 1990 and 1999. She has been working as an Assistant Professor in the same department since 1999. Her research areas of interest include optical communications, optical waveguides, communications systems, transmission technologies, antennas, propagation and bioelectromagnetism.