This invention discloses a dynamic
frequency allocation method for
wireless communication networks, belonging to the field of
wireless communication
processing technology. Through offline measurement and model identification, a quantitative relationship between the input
signal of the preceding time slot and the
nonlinear distortion at the current moment is established. Historical usage sequences of frequency bands and power are collected and stored in real time, providing the input
signal characteristics of the preceding time slot for
memory effect residual assessment. Combining the historical usage sequences with the
memory effect model, the residual intensity of the
memory effect in each
frequency band is calculated in real time, providing a quantitative basis for
frequency band scheduling. Protective time slots are set for high-residual frequency bands to avoid their use before the memory effect has completely disappeared. Low-residual frequency bands are preferentially allocated to high-power users through priority
ranking. The memory effect residual of power amplifiers is compensated in real time by dynamically updating the
predistortion coefficients. The
predistortion coefficients are adjusted according to the preceding and current
signal characteristics to ensure good
predistortion performance in different operating scenarios.