A satellite call access control method
A technology of call access control and new call, applied in radio transmission system, communication between multiple stations, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of not quantitatively considering users' different QoS requirements and satisfaction, on-board wireless resource utilization It can solve the problems of low rate and low overall service utility, and achieve the effect of improving bandwidth jitter and fairness issues, improving satellite network congestion, and improving on-board resource utilization.
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[0040] The satellite network of the future needs to support multiple services and provide different QOS guarantees for different services. Therefore, a differentiated service method is commonly used in satellite networks to divide different services into several priority levels, and different priority levels have different QOS guarantees. In access control, services of different priorities also need to be treated differently. Satellites give priority to meeting high-priority resource requirements and prioritize access to high-priority services. For the sake of simplicity, in the following description, services are mainly divided into two types: high-priority services and low-priority services. For simplification, it is assumed that the QOS requirements of high-priority services include the minimum number of resources and the number of expected resources; the QOS requirements of low-priority services include the minimum number of resources and the number of expected resources, and ...
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