Mobile communication system based on Internet protocol (IP) bearing and method for switching cells in system
A mobile communication system and cell handover technology, applied in wireless communication, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of not performing cell handover, achieve the effects of reducing call drop rate, improving user call awareness, and improving overall performance
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[0095] Step 1: Enable the cell handover function based on the RTCP measurement function from the background setting; set the (two-way) delay threshold of RTCP to 600ms, (downlink) jitter threshold to 30ms, and (downlink) packet loss threshold to 3%; report the RTCP measurement results Period value T is 3 seconds; P value is 5, N value is 3;
[0096] Step 2: The call starts, and the serving base station will report the RTCP measurement results to the upper-level network element BSC (Base Station Controller, base station controller) every 3 seconds, and the BSC will collect the previous P (P=5) RTCP measurement results As shown in Table 1.
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[0098] Step 3: The BSC judges, based on the measurement results collected in step 2, whether to trigger the cell handover process for the mobile terminal, specifically including:
[0099] 1) In measurement result 1, the two-way delay of 620ms exceeds the threshold of 600ms;
[0100] 2) In measurement result 2, the downlink jitt...
application example 2
[0106]Step 1: Enable the cell switching function based on the RTCP measurement function from the background setting; set the (downlink) jitter threshold of RTCP to 30ms, the (downlink) packet loss threshold to 3%, and do not set the delay-related threshold; the reporting cycle of RTCP measurement results T is 4 seconds; P value is 4, N value is 3;
[0107] Step 2: The call starts, and the serving base station reports the RTCP measurement result to the BSC every 4 seconds. Table 2 shows the measurement results of P (P=4) RTCPs collected by BSC through the sliding window mechanism for a period of time after the start of the call. At the same time, the serving base station reports the wireless measurement report to the BSC.
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[0109] Step 3: The BSC judges, based on the measurement results collected in step 2, whether to trigger the cell handover process for the mobile terminal, specifically including:
[0110] 1) In measurement result 1, the downlink jitter of 35ms ...
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