On WCDMA downlink multiservice coverage and capacity
C. Cordier, Sandra Constanza Ortega
Abstract
C. Cordier, Sandra Constanza Ortega
Abstract
In this paper, we cover some radio dimensioning aspects for the downlink in WCDMA systems. Capacity and coverage estimation is conducted in a multiservice context, based on an analytical expression for the total power of the base-station. A definition for the multiservice downlink cell loading is introduced which allows a characterization of downlink multiservice capacity. Influence on the capacity of the traffic mix or of some key parameters like the non-orthogonality factor, soft handover rate, or the portion of power dedicated to broadcast channels is analysed. A downlink-specific link budget is also established, accounting for the mix of traffic in the cell. In this context, a comprehensive downlink dimensioning framework is set up.
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In this paper, we cover some radio dimensioning aspects for the downlink in WCDMA systems. Capacity and coverage estimation is conducted in a multiservice context, based on an analytical expression for the total power of the base-station. A definition for the multiservice downlink cell loading is introduced which allows a characterization of downlink multiservice capacity. Influence on the capacity of the traffic mix or of some key parameters like the non-orthogonality factor, soft handover rate, or the portion of power dedicated to broadcast channels is analysed. A downlink-specific link budget is also established, accounting for the mix of traffic in the cell. In this context, a comprehensive downlink dimensioning framework is set up.
Key concepts: Telecommunications link, Dimensioning, Computer network, Soft handover, Base station, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Link budget