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Chapter2
ElementsofCellularMobileRadio
SystemDesign
SOURCE:
MOBILECELLULAR
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
BYWILLIAMC.Y.LEE
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GeneralDescriptionoftheProblem
Aim efficientspectrumutilization
ElementsofCellularMobileRadioSystemDesign
(1)theconceptoffrequencyreusechannels
(2)thecochannelinterferencereductionfactor
(3)thedesiredcarriertointerferenceratio
(4)thehandoffmechanism
(5)
cell
splitting.
Challengetoservethegreatestnumberofcustomerswithaspecifiedsystemquality
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1.Howmanycustomerscanweserveina
busyhour?
2.Howmanysubscriberscanwetakeintoour
system?
3.Howmanyfrequencychannelsdoweneed?
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Maximum
Number
of
Calls
Per
Hour
Per
Cell Thesizeofthecell
Thetraffic
conditions
in
the
cell
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Maximum
Number
of
Frequency
Channels
Per
Cell Averagecallingtimeinthesystem
Chargingrate
of
the
system
Thegeneralincomeprofileoftheusers
Offeredload=A=Qi*T(hours)erlangs
averagecalling
time
T
maximumcallsperhourpercellQi
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LetthemaximumcallsperhourQiinonecell
be3000
and
an
average
calling
time
Tbe
1.76
min.TheblockingprobabilityBis2percent.
Find
the
offered
load
and
number
of
channels.
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ConceptofFrequencyReuseChannels
Inthisfrequencyreusesystem,usersin
differentgeographic
locations
(different
cells)
maysimultaneouslyusethesamefrequency
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increasethespectrumefficiency
Interferencedue
to
the
common
use
of
the
samechanneliscalledcochannelinterference
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FrequencyReuseSchemes
Frequencyreuseinthetimedomainresultsinthe
occupation
of
the
same
frequency
in
different
timeslots
Frequencyreuseinthespacedomain
1.Same
frequency
assigned
in
two
different
geographicareas,suchasAMorFMradiostationsusingthesamefrequencyindifferentcities.
2.
Same
frequency
repeatedly
used
in
asame
general
areainonesystemtheschemeisusedincellularsystems.
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Handoffmechanism
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Cellsplitting
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ConsiderationoftheComponentsof
CellularSystems
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Cochannel InterferenceReduction
Factor q=D/R
D=f(KI,
C/I)
whereKIisthenumberofcochannel
interferingcells
in
the
first
tier
and
C/Iisthereceivedcarriertointerferenceratio
atthedesiredmobilereceiver
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whereqkis
the
cochannel interference
reduction
factor
with
kth cochannel interferingcell
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Thepropagationpathlossis40dB/dec
Hence,
q=(6*C/I)^1/r
=(6
*63.1)
^1/6
=4.41
C/I=18dB ismeasuredbytheacceptanceof
voicequality
from
the
present
receivers.
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ThemaximumnumberofKIinthefirsttier
canbe
shown
as
six
(i.e.,
2piD/D
6).
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