Ardian Ulvan
University of Lampung

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High Available VoIP Server Failover Mechanism in Wide Area Network Hery Dian Septama; Ardian Ulvan; Jiri Hlavacek; Robert Bestak
TELKOMNIKA (Telecommunication Computing Electronics and Control) Vol 13, No 2: June 2015
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/telkomnika.v13i2.1741

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The development of telecommunication technology specified the Internet Protocol (IP) based technology for the next generation network. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has been introduced to overcome future telephony demand. However, these rapid changes encountered some issues, and the most critical is how to provide the services availability and reliability equally to circuit based telephony. Virtualization is widely used not only for hardware efficiency and maintenance, but also for High Availability support. Virtualized environment provides the ability among servers to migrate or replicate into another machine, even when they are running their services, which is known as Live Migration. In this paper, the ability of virtualization failover mechanism over WAN and voice quality of VoIP service when running on the High Availability system in virtualized environment is studied and examined. The objective analysis by using quality of services (QoS) attributes is conducted as well as the subjective analysis using Mean Opinion Score (MOS). The work utilizes Xen® Hypervisor with modified Remus extensions to provide the High Availability environment with GRE tunnelling and newtwork virtualization. Remus approach using checkpoint based is deployed to copy the primary server to the backup server. A range of 40ms – 900ms has been applied as time interval of checkpoint. The results show that the the failover downtime is 1.4 s and mean jitter is 9,98 ms, packet loss 3,12% and MOS 3.61 for Remus 400ms checkpoint. MOS with different checkpoint time interval is also presented.
Signal Analysis of Remote Control (RC) UAV Used Software Defined Radio (SDR) HackRF One Yetti Yuniati; Ardian Ulvan; Sitronella Nurfitriani Hasim
Query: Journal of Information Systems VOLUME: 03, NUMBER: 01, APRIL 2019
Publisher : Program Studi Sistem Informasi

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UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) is the unmanned aircraft which is controlled by Remote Control (RC) when flying. The operation of the UAV needs to be regulated to maintain air traffic security, one of which is by taking over the UAV. This study discussed the FSK modulation and demodulation mechanism in the process of taking over the UAV with HackRF One. The transfer mechanism of the UAV that done is to look for the RC frequency, channels, record the RC signals, determine the period and frequency carriers, and modelling the modulation and demodulation of FSK with Simulink. One parameter that is set in the process of this mechanism is to change the value of the different carrier frequencies. Then, the data obtained from the signal sent modulated results are the same as when the demodulated signal. Of  T0= 79 μsandT1= 70 μs, so that fc0= 12658,22 Hz and fc1= 14285,71 Hz. To determine the size of the signal quality, it is necessary to determine the Bit Error Rate (BER) value. In this research, the obtained the BER values depend on the change of the energy value of Bit per Noise (Eb / No). When the Eb/No value is 10 (dB), then the BER is 0.038. Moreover, when the Eb/No value are 8 and 6 (dB), then the BER will be 0.078 and 0.23 respectively. It can be concluded that the greater Eb/No, the lower of BER.Keywords: UAV, Remote Control (RC), FSK Modulation, Simulink, HackRF One