A multi-sector joint control method for stereo coverage of public control signals in cellular mobile communication networks
A cellular mobile communication and public control signal technology, which is applied in the field of multi-sector joint control of the three-dimensional coverage of the public control signal of the cellular mobile communication network, can solve the problems of increased interference power, which may not be reasonable, and achieve the improvement of the overall SIR level, high The effect of mass stereo coverage
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[0119] Applying the above joint control method for stereo coverage to the stereo coverage control of a sector cluster, the implementation process is as follows image 3 shown, including the following steps:
[0120] S101, acquiring a test point set;
[0121] Carry out three-dimensional grid division for the target coverage area (including the ground coverage area and the above-ground coverage area) in a sector cluster, record the coordinates of the center point of each three-dimensional grid, and all the center points of the three-dimensional grid form a set of test points .
[0122] S102, acquiring a wireless signal propagation path loss set and constructing an antenna manifold vector set;
[0123] Obtain the wireless signal propagation path loss from the center point of each base station area array antenna in the cluster to each test point, or calculate it through the wireless signal propagation loss model, or obtain it through network actual measurement; form a wireless ...
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[0135] According to the above-mentioned three-dimensional coverage control method of sector clusters, all sector clusters are applied one by one to realize the three-dimensional coverage control of the whole network. The implementation process is as follows Figure 4 shown, including the following steps:
[0136] S201, sector cluster division;
[0137] According to the principle that the sectors within a cluster are close to each other and the interference relationship between the sectors within the cluster is relatively independent (called the clustering principle), the entire network is divided into multiple sector clusters with independent interference. Each interference-independent sector cluster is composed of multiple (2 or more) sectors that are adjacent to each other; the interference intensity of the sectors in the cluster to the outside of the cluster is low and can be ignored; the interference from the outside of the cluster to any sector in the cluster is also sma...
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