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Centralized and Distributed Down-Link Power Control Methods for a DS/CDMA Cellular Mobile Radio System
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For down-link communication in a DS/CDMA cellular mobile radio system, the transmitted power of the base station must be effectively adjusted in real-time fashion to achieve good communication quality because the system exists multipath short-term fading and near-far problem. In this paper, we propose two down-link power control mechanisms: one is the centralized SIR-balancing method and the other is the distributed SIR-based method. We investigate how the outage probability is affected by system parameters and optimally design the parameters for these two down-link power control mechanisms. Also, the two down-link power control mechanisms are compared and discussed.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E80-B No.2 pp.366-371
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- 1997/02/25
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Chung-Ju CHANG, Fang-Ching REN, "Centralized and Distributed Down-Link Power Control Methods for a DS/CDMA Cellular Mobile Radio System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E80-B, no. 2, pp. 366-371, February 1997, doi: .
Abstract: For down-link communication in a DS/CDMA cellular mobile radio system, the transmitted power of the base station must be effectively adjusted in real-time fashion to achieve good communication quality because the system exists multipath short-term fading and near-far problem. In this paper, we propose two down-link power control mechanisms: one is the centralized SIR-balancing method and the other is the distributed SIR-based method. We investigate how the outage probability is affected by system parameters and optimally design the parameters for these two down-link power control mechanisms. Also, the two down-link power control mechanisms are compared and discussed.
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