On optimizing FER target for cdma2000 downlink

Kandukuri, S.; Chaponniere, E.; Hamdy, W.

doi:10.1109/vetecs.2003.1207166

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“…The FCH, which carries signaling and control messages, is typically operated at 1 % of frame error rate (FER). Due to SCH's carries packets data which are more delay/error tolerant, the BS has the option of operating the SCH's at higher FER (around 5 % and up to 10 %) [8]. All cells are considered to have the same maximum transmit power.…”

Section: ) Air Interface Characteristicsmentioning

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Forward Link Performance for Packet Data Services of a Microcellular System Based on CDMA2000

Rojas-Lima

Abarca-Reyna

Eara-Rodriguez

2006

2006 IEEE 17th International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications

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The performance of the forward link for packet data services of a microcellular system based on the cdma2000 standard is evaluated, using static and dynamic simulations. The ideal Manhattan-like street pattern is used so two cell plans are considered: The full-and half-square cell plans. Static simulations are used to obtain capacity plots in terms of code channels as well as the coverage probability for different data rates and radio configurations (RC). Dynamic simulations are also used to study a more realistic evaluation scenario including user mobility, time correlation of fading and soft handoff (SHO) algorithms.

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confidence: 99%