A frequency planning analysis of a two-tier microcell/macrocell cellular system
Roxana Zoican
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Roxana Zoican
Abstract
We analyse a systematic way of finding an optimal partition of frequency spectrum in a two-tier microcell/macrocell cellular system. To keep the handoff rate in this two-tier cellular system at an acceptable level, low mobility users (vVo) should undergo handoffs at macrocell boundaries. The probability of erroneous assignment of a mobile to a microcell or macrocell is significantly lower than previous approaches. We analyze the optimal velocity threshold Vo and propose a dynamically adjusting method according to traffic load.
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We analyse a systematic way of finding an optimal partition of frequency spectrum in a two-tier microcell/macrocell cellular system. To keep the handoff rate in this two-tier cellular system at an acceptable level, low mobility users (vVo) should undergo handoffs at macrocell boundaries. The probability of erroneous assignment of a mobile to a microcell or macrocell is significantly lower than previous approaches. We analyze the optimal velocity threshold Vo and propose a dynamically adjusting method according to traffic load.
Key concepts: Macrocell, Microcell, Computer network, Computer science, Handover, Partition (number theory), Cellular radio, Real-time computing