1. Calculates the blocking probability and average call arrival time for a WCDMA system with N cells, each with M users generating L Erlangs of traffic. Blocking probability is higher when cells are combined into a single large cell.
2. Asks how many users a single cell can support with a mix of high speed, data, and slow moving speech users, each with different data rate and target Eb/No requirements.
3. Requests calculation of the soft capacity of a WCDMA system given bit rates, voice activity, Eb/No targets, interference factor, noise rise, and blocking probability for different service types.
1. Calculates the blocking probability and average call arrival time for a WCDMA system with N cells, each with M users generating L Erlangs of traffic. Blocking probability is higher when cells are combined into a single large cell.
2. Asks how many users a single cell can support with a mix of high speed, data, and slow moving speech users, each with different data rate and target Eb/No requirements.
3. Requests calculation of the soft capacity of a WCDMA system given bit rates, voice activity, Eb/No targets, interference factor, noise rise, and blocking probability for different service types.
1. Calculates the blocking probability and average call arrival time for a WCDMA system with N cells, each with M users generating L Erlangs of traffic. Blocking probability is higher when cells are combined into a single large cell.
2. Asks how many users a single cell can support with a mix of high speed, data, and slow moving speech users, each with different data rate and target Eb/No requirements.
3. Requests calculation of the soft capacity of a WCDMA system given bit rates, voice activity, Eb/No targets, interference factor, noise rise, and blocking probability for different service types.
1. Calculates the blocking probability and average call arrival time for a WCDMA system with N cells, each with M users generating L Erlangs of traffic. Blocking probability is higher when cells are combined into a single large cell.
2. Asks how many users a single cell can support with a mix of high speed, data, and slow moving speech users, each with different data rate and target Eb/No requirements.
3. Requests calculation of the soft capacity of a WCDMA system given bit rates, voice activity, Eb/No targets, interference factor, noise rise, and blocking probability for different service types.
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S72-238 WCDMA systems
Tutorial 5 15.01.2002.
Exercises 1. Erlang capacity of the system. In the system are cells in each cell are users. Each user generates load M%RLANGS . a) What is the blocking probability in one cell when in the cell are available 8 channels? b) What is the blocking probability when the cells are combined and served by one big cell with q channels? c) What is average call arrival time in one cell? What will be average arrival time in the big cell? The average call duration is S.
2. How many users can one cell serve when WCDMA system contains a mix of different type of users: high speed users with data rate KBIT and requiring 3)2 target D" S Three data users with data rate KBIT S
users with target 3)2 requirement D" .
KBIT S
Rest of the users are slow moving speech users ( D" . The neighbouring cell interference factor I .
) requiring 3)2 target
3. Calculate the soft capacity of the system with parameters. Bit rates Speech 15 KBIT S Real time data 15 KBIT S 64 KBIT S Voice activity Speech 65 % Data 100 % Eb/No Speech 4 D" Data 15 3 D" Data 64 2 D" i 0.65 Noise rise 3 D" Blocking 2 % probability Spread chiprate 3.84 -CHIP S
