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La prochaine génération de réseaux sans fil doit fournir des ressources suffisantes pour prendre en charge une gamme plus large de services au-delà des services traditionnels uniquement vocaux fournis dans les systèmes sans fil actuels. Pour cela, la planification des paquets est la fonction la plus critique impliquée dans la fourniture de bande passante individuelle et la garantie de délai pour répondre aux qualités de service (QoS) requises pour les sessions commutées. Dans cet article, nous introduisons le concept de capacité du système dans le système CDMA multi-code et évaluons les performances du système contraintes par les exigences requises. SNRth et d'autres facteurs de qualité de service. L'algorithme CAC est proposé pour administrer les requêtes. De plus, l'exécuteur, le planificateur et le façonneur sont proposés pour maintenir la QoS requise. Les performances du système, y compris la probabilité de blocage, le délai moyen et l'utilisation de la bande passante dans la sortie BS, sont évaluées et comparées sous différentes charges de trafic.
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Bor-Jiunn HWANG, Jung-Shyr WU, "Call Admission Control for a Multiple Rate CDMA System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 11, pp. 2932-2945, November 2001, doi: .
Abstract: The next generation of wireless networks must provide sufficient resources to support a broader range of services beyond the traditional voice-only services provided in current wireless systems. For this, packet scheduling is the most critical function involved in the provision of individual bandwidth, and delay guarantee to meet the required qualities of service (QoS) for the switched sessions. In this paper we introduce the concept of system capacity in the multi-code CDMA system and evaluate the system performance constrained by the required SNRth and other QoS factors. The CAC algorithm is proposed to administer the requests. Moreover, the enforcer, scheduler and shaper are proposed to maintain the required QoS. The system performance including blocking probability, mean delay and bandwidth utilization in the BS egress are evaluated and compared under different traffic loadings.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e84-b_11_2932/_p
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