Load sharing in multi-access systems
A multi-access and access network technology, applied in access restriction, network traffic/resource management, electrical components, etc., to achieve high-capacity effects
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[0031] In this specification, the following abbreviations are used generally:
[0032] GSM Global System for Digital Mobile Telephony
[0033] WLAN wireless local area network
[0034] WCDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
[0035] UMTS Universal Mobile Telephone System
[0036] CSE Circuit Switching Equipment
[0037] Number of U users
[0038] C capacity
[0039] SNR signal to noise ratio
[0040] Q quality
[0041] First some observations:
[0042] The quality of service provided generally degrades with the number of users served. This holds for both wide area and local area systems. The communication load at which the quality is equal to the quality requirement is expressed as "capacity".
[0043] Overall capacity is maximized when quality requirements are met in both wide-area and local-area systems. If this is not the case, there is "spare capacity" available in at least one system. When the communication load is lower than the overall capacity limit, ...
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