Semi-static frequency reuse method suitable for interference rejection in amorphous node network
An amorphous node and interference suppression technology, applied in network planning, wireless communication, electrical components, etc., to avoid interference, improve system capacity, and reduce system overhead
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[0025] The semi-static frequency reuse method suitable for interference suppression in the amorphous node network proposed by the present invention, the schematic diagram of the interference scene between the amorphous node and the macro base station and between the amorphous nodes involved is as follows figure 1 As shown, the method includes the following steps:
[0026] (1) When the amorphous node 2 and the macro base station 1 in the amorphous node network use the same frequency band to serve user 3, the frequency in the amorphous node network is divided into two parts, respectively denoted as f 0 and f AN , where f 0 For the frequency used by the macro base station in the amorphous node network, f AN the frequency used for the access link of the amorphous node in the amorphous node network;
[0027] The frequency f used by the macro base station 0 into three non-overlapping parts f 1 , f 2 , f 3 ,Such as figure 2 As shown, using the soft frequency reuse method to ...
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