Performance analysis on Call Admission Control in C3G-A system
Xujie Li, Lianfeng Shen, Bo Xu
Abstract
Xujie Li, Lianfeng Shen, Bo Xu
Abstract
In this paper, C3G-A (Combining the third generation mobile communication network and Ad hoc network) system is presented. Call Admission Control (CAC) plays an important role in radio resource management of wireless communication networks. It permits or denies the call arrival connection requests based on the certain criteria. To analyze the performance of CAC in C3G-A system, Markov chain model is presented. Then the performance formulas such as new call blocking probability and handover blocking probability are developed. Numerical results show C3G-A system outperforms conventional TD-SCDMA system with respect to new call blocking probability and handover blocking probability.
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In this paper, C3G-A (Combining the third generation mobile communication network and Ad hoc network) system is presented. Call Admission Control (CAC) plays an important role in radio resource management of wireless communication networks. It permits or denies the call arrival connection requests based on the certain criteria. To analyze the performance of CAC in C3G-A system, Markov chain model is presented. Then the performance formulas such as new call blocking probability and handover blocking probability are developed. Numerical results show C3G-A system outperforms conventional TD-SCDMA system with respect to new call blocking probability and handover blocking probability.
Key concepts: Blocking (statistics), Handover, Call blocking, Computer science, Call Admission Control, Computer network, Markov chain, Wireless ad hoc network