A new handover method for next generation mobile communication systems
Kazumasa Ushiki, Mitsunori Fukazawa
Abstract
Kazumasa Ushiki, Mitsunori Fukazawa
Abstract
The next generation mobile communication systems, such as the International Mobile Telecommunication-2000 (LMT-2000), will introduce new technologies and services including broadband communications, soft-handovers, micro/pico cell architecture, and multicall/connection services. In this paper, we first clarify the impact of these new technologies and services on handover performance. We then propose a new handover method, in which the handover connection setup process is divided into the network connection setup and the radio connection setup parts, with the former taking place before a handover request by predicting the next cell.
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The next generation mobile communication systems, such as the International Mobile Telecommunication-2000 (LMT-2000), will introduce new technologies and services including broadband communications, soft-handovers, micro/pico cell architecture, and multicall/connection services. In this paper, we first clarify the impact of these new technologies and services on handover performance. We then propose a new handover method, in which the handover connection setup process is divided into the network connection setup and the radio connection setup parts, with the former taking place before a handover request by predicting the next cell.
Key concepts: Handover, Soft handover, Computer science, Computer network, Mobile telephony, Connection (principal bundle), IMT Advanced, Broadband networks