Distributed Measurement-Based Quasi-Fixed Frequency Assignment for TDMA Personal Communications Systems
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The distributed measurement-based quasi-fixed frequency assignment (also known as quasi-static adaptive frequency assignment-QSAFA) methodology is a practical solution for frequency assignment in the emerging TDMA personal communications networks (PCN/PCS). Five different QSAFA algorithms are studied in this paper under different interference threshold settings. It is found that a simple aggressive algorithm without using a threshold (LIA-Least Interference Algorithm) performs the best under the conditions studied. The performance of this algorithm is also justified by the theoretical proof presented at the end of this paper.
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Matthew M.-L. CHENG, Justin C.-I. CHUANG, "Distributed Measurement-Based Quasi-Fixed Frequency Assignment for TDMA Personal Communications Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E78-B, no. 8, pp. 1179-1186, August 1995, doi: .
Abstract: The distributed measurement-based quasi-fixed frequency assignment (also known as quasi-static adaptive frequency assignment-QSAFA) methodology is a practical solution for frequency assignment in the emerging TDMA personal communications networks (PCN/PCS). Five different QSAFA algorithms are studied in this paper under different interference threshold settings. It is found that a simple aggressive algorithm without using a threshold (LIA-Least Interference Algorithm) performs the best under the conditions studied. The performance of this algorithm is also justified by the theoretical proof presented at the end of this paper.
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