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A dynamic adjustment scheme in handover thresholds for off-loading LTE small cells

Tsang‐Ling Sheu, Jhih-Yu Sie

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This paper presents a dynamic adjustment scheme in handover thresholds (DAHT) for off-loading enhanced node basestation (eNB) in LTE (Long-Term Evaluation) small-cell networks. The proposed DAHT can distinguish whether user equipment (UE) is in static or mobile status from the strength of reference signal receiving power (RSRP). It then calculates a handover factor (HF), with which the source eNB can increase or decrease the handover thresholds of RSRP. The purpose of dynamic adjustment in handover thresholds is to advance or delay handover of a UE. Through the advanced and delayed handover, the load of an eNB can be relieved and its system performance can be improved. To demonstrate the proposed DAHT, we implement it on a Linux-based LTE small-cell platform. After the implementation, we measure the load on eNB and the residence time of UE to prove that the proposed DAHT can significantly improve the system performance.

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This paper presents a dynamic adjustment scheme in handover thresholds (DAHT) for off-loading enhanced node basestation (eNB) in LTE (Long-Term Evaluation) small-cell networks. The proposed DAHT can distinguish whether user equipment (UE) is in static or mobile status from the strength of reference signal receiving power (RSRP). It then calculates a handover factor (HF), with which the source eNB can increase or decrease the handover thresholds of RSRP. The purpose of dynamic adjustment in handover thresholds is to advance or delay handover of a UE. Through the advanced and delayed handover, the load of an eNB can be relieved and its system performance can be improved. To demonstrate the proposed DAHT, we implement it on a Linux-based LTE small-cell platform. After the implementation, we measure the load on eNB and the residence time of UE to prove that the proposed DAHT can significantly improve the system performance.

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This paper presents a dynamic adjustment scheme in handover thresholds (DAHT) for off-loading enhanced node basestation (eNB) in LTE (Long-Term Evaluation) small-cell networks. The proposed DAHT can distinguish whether user equipment (UE) is in static or mobile status from the strength of reference signal receiving power (RSRP). It then calculates a handover factor (HF), with which the source eNB can increase or decrease the handover thresholds of RSRP. The purpose of dynamic adjustment in handover thresholds is to advance or delay handover of a UE. Through the advanced and delayed handover, the load of an eNB can be relieved and its system performance can be improved. To demonstrate the proposed DAHT, we implement it on a Linux-based LTE small-cell platform. After the implementation, we measure the load on eNB and the residence time of UE to prove that the proposed DAHT can significantly improve the system performance.

Key concepts: Handover, User equipment, Soft handover, Computer science, Computer network, Node (physics), Scheme (mathematics), LTE Advanced

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