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    Other-cells Interference in CDMA systems

    Kolahi, Samad; Williamson, Allan G.; Sowerby, K.W.

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    Date
    2004-09-20
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    Kolahi, S. S., Williamson, A. G., & Sowerby, K. W. (2004). Other-cells interference of CDMA systems. IET Electronics Letters, Institution of Engineering and Technology, 40 (16), 1134-1136. doi:10.1049/el:20045848
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    Abstract
    Using simulation and modelling, the other-cells interference factor for CDMA systems is obtained. Situations with tiers of neighbouring cells are investigated under various propagation parameters and for two scenarios, when the mobile chooses the nearest base station, and when it chooses the base station with the strongest signal as home cell. The results presented indicate that in most situations the other-cells interference factor can be significantly less than the upper bounds result published previously. It is concluded that it is enough to compare the link attenuation of three neighbouring cells to find the home cell.
    Keywords:
    other-cells, cellular systems, interference, code division multiple access (CDMA)
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    100510 Wireless Communications
    Copyright Holder:
    Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)

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