An efficient slot allocation algorithm to accommodate multimedia traffic in CDMA/TDD-based wireless communications systems

Yomo, Hiroyuki; Nakata, Atsushi; Hara, Shinsuke

doi:10.1109/vtc.2001.956878

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“…Unfortunately, the identity of interferers has a significant importance on the performance of various sessions. Hence, numerous measurement-aided schemes have been proposed that select timeslots with favorable SINR performance, such as, [9][10][11][12]. The least interfered resource (LIR) algorithm presented in [11], and [12] is shown to provide the best performance among those, where LIR selects the least interfered timeslot for assignment.…”

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Radio resource management for downlink multimedia services in TDMA/CDMA interference-limited cellular networks

Elshabrawy

Le‐Ngoc

2007

Wireless Pers Commun

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This paper addresses the radio resource management (RRM) structure and efficient dynamic capacity allocation techniques for hybrid TDMA/ CDMA mobile cellular networks to support downlink multimedia services with different quality-of-service (QoS) requirements in an interference-limited environment. Various burst-driven timeslot-code assignment algorithms suitable for distributed processing are proposed to achieve high system capacity in terms of b/s/ Hz/cell while maintaining a required percentage of satisfied users. Simulation results for various traffic scenarios are used for performance evaluation and comparison. The impacts of bursty WWW traffic on speech performance are also examined. It is shown that interference information can be used in timeslot-code assignment to significantly improve the system performance. Based on the received interference information, the minimum instantaneous power (MIP) algorithm aims to assign timeslot-codes that minimize the required transmitted power to maintain a target SINR. The MIP can provide an increase of 23% in system capacity. By considering to reduce both potentially received and ge-

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