Wireless device, radio network node, network node and method therein for load balancing in a wireless communication network
A wireless communication network and wireless device technology, applied in the field of load balancing in wireless communication networks, can solve problems such as inability to access the network
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[0053] As part of the examples developed herein, some issues with the state of the art communication networks will first be identified and discussed.
[0054] It is foreseen that the radio access network will be overwhelmed by connected devices (eg connected wireless devices). For example, it is foreseen that the radio access network will have 50 billion connections by 2020. The common control channel thus runs the risk of being overloaded. In said UL, both the legacy RACH (eg CCCH UL TS0 ) and the new EC-RACH (eg EC-CCCH UL TS1 ) have the risk of becoming overloaded, and if the load between these two channels is unbalanced, The risks then become more pronounced, one of them becoming a bottleneck. The same is true in the DL, where legacy AGCH and EC-AGCH, and legacy PCH and EC-PCH channels will be exposed to the expected increase in connected devices. The load can change rapidly because no longer only the number of wireless devices is important to the load of the channel, b...
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