Error estimation based proportion power control method in CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) cellular system
A power control algorithm and error estimation technology, which is applied in the field of communication and can solve the problems of occupied channel capacity, poor real-time performance of the algorithm, and cumbersome implementation process.
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[0112] Example 1. Considering a single-cell CDMA system, some simulation results of the proportional power control algorithm (ProPC) based on the sigmoid function are given. The omni-directional base station is located in the center of the cell, there are Q, (Q=10) active mobile users, and the users are evenly distributed in the cell and share the same channel. The spread spectrum bandwidth is 1.2288MHz, and the user data transmission rate is 9.6kbps (spread spectrum gain is equal to 21dB). The link gain from user i to the base station includes path fading and shadow fading, defined as:
[0113] g i = s i d i - β - - - ( 4.1 )
[0114] d i is the distance from the i-th user to the base station; β is the path fading index, where β=4; sha...
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[0118] Example 2: Considering a multi-cell DS-CDMA cellular communication system, some simulation results of the error estimation-based proportional power control algorithm (EProPC) and its improved algorithm (MEProPC algorithm) are given. system( Figure 6 There are 19 sub-districts in total in the shown), the omni-directional base station is located in the center of the sub-district, there are Q, (Q=190) activated mobile users are evenly distributed in the system, the spread spectrum bandwidth is 1.2288MHz, and the user data transmission rate is 9.6kbps ( The spreading gain is equal to 21dB). The propagation link power attenuation is modeled as including large-scale path fading, shadow fading and Rayleigh fading. The path fading is related to the distance from the user to the base station, and the path fading index is β=4; the shadow fading factor si obeys the logarithmic normal distribution [E(s i )=0dB,σ(s i )=8dB]; Rayleigh fading is produced according to the jakes mod...
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