The Maximum Available Radio Resource of a WCDMA Downlink
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This paper defines the maximum available radio resource of a WCDMA downlink in a multiservice context under different wireless conditions. The derived closed-form expression for the maximum available resource, denoted by Rmax, is determined by four important service-independent system parameters: the maximum downlink transmission power, the average propagation loss, the average orthogonality factor, and the average other-to-own-cell interference ratio of the cell. From the Rmax some important radio characteristics of a WCDMA downlink are observed. The application of the Rmax to the link-sharing dimensioning process of WCDMA networks is presented in the paper. Simulation studies are provided to show the accuracy of the analytical model under various urban macro cell conditions.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E88-B No.11 pp.4309-4316
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- 2005/11/01
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- 10.1093/ietcom/e88-b.11.4309
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- Wireless Communication Technologies
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Chie DOU, "The Maximum Available Radio Resource of a WCDMA Downlink" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E88-B, no. 11, pp. 4309-4316, November 2005, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e88-b.11.4309.
Abstract: This paper defines the maximum available radio resource of a WCDMA downlink in a multiservice context under different wireless conditions. The derived closed-form expression for the maximum available resource, denoted by Rmax, is determined by four important service-independent system parameters: the maximum downlink transmission power, the average propagation loss, the average orthogonality factor, and the average other-to-own-cell interference ratio of the cell. From the Rmax some important radio characteristics of a WCDMA downlink are observed. The application of the Rmax to the link-sharing dimensioning process of WCDMA networks is presented in the paper. Simulation studies are provided to show the accuracy of the analytical model under various urban macro cell conditions.
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