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Term Paper Presentation
  • By
  • Prashanth Busa

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Presentation Sequence
  • Abstract
  • History and Introduction
  • System Model
  • Proposed Soft handoff scheme
  • Study of Connection reliability
  • Numerical Examples
  • Conclusion and further research

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Abstract
  • A two phase soft handoff scheme
  • Power allocation
  • Power re-distribution
  • The initial power allocation phase includes
    handoff and connection with the BS with best
    link quality independent of BS power
    availability, causing heavily or lightly loaded
    BS
  • The power re-distribution phase is to smooth out
    the loading on the system by co-ordinating the
    power allocations among neighboring BSs
  • Developing an analytical model for the proposed
    handoff scheme
  • Results show that proposed handoff scheme cam
    significantly improve connection reliability and
    increase system capacity in downlink transmissions

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History and Introduction
  • Transmission power critical resource in CDMA for
    satisfactory QoS
  • Mobile station (MS) closer to the BS experiences
    less path loss and less inter-cell interference
  • Optimal power distribution and lower outage
    probability
  • are needed
  • What is soft handoff and hard handoff??
  • Most research on CDMA downlinks was based on hard
    handoff and recent soft handoff schemes doesnot
    emphasize on power re-distribution.
  • SSDT saves power resources but doesnot consider
    co-ordiantion among neighboring cells

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System Model
  • A cellular CDMA with hexagonal cells
  • Center located BS, All BSs controlled by MSC.
  • Communication is by FDD, seperate downlink and
    uplink
  • Intra and Inter cell interferences and
    non-perfect orthogonality
  • Maximum power for each BS Pm, Pilot signal power
    Pp
  • Only two BSs can provide connection in soft
    handoff
  • Rake receiver is instructed to tune its fingers
    for the two BSs
  • Each connection has ON and OFF periods, packets
    transmitted only during the ON period
  • Closed loop power control in the downlink to
    satisfy minimum power requirements

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Proposed soft handoff scheme
  • Pi0 and Pi1 powers for connection I from BS 0 and
    BS 1
  • For (i), link quality is given by
  • Link quality for connection from BS 1
  • is found similarly

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Soft handoff decisions
  • Two possibilities, to move connection jointly
    shared by BS 0 and BS 1 and to completely
    handover to BS1

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Connection reliability analysis
  • Unreliable when SIR is not guaranteed due to
    insufficient power resources and measured by
    outage probability
  • After initial power allocation, the probability
    that BS 0 does not have sufficient power is
  • Worst case all the connections are removed
    from service and Pr represents the upper bound of
    connection unreliability
  • After re-distribution, the upper bound for
    connection unreliability is
  • Represents that BSs do not have sufficient
    power to serve all connections after one round of
    power re-distribution

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Numerical Examples
  • Assumptions for each hexagonal cell,
  • normalized distance1
  • normalized power1
  • 5Mhz bandwidth re-used in each cell
  • path loss exponent4
  • standard deviation8dB
  • transmission rate9.6kbps
  • Fig 3, compares the analytical bounds with
    the simulation results when traffic load is low.
  • Fig 4,Using only initial power allocation
    and both are close for again low traffic

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Examples (cont.)
  • Fig 5, connection unreliability for soft handoff
    and hard handoff
  • Fig 6, two phase soft handoff scheme with scheme
    with only power allocation
  • As the number of MSs increase power
    re-distribution is more effective

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Examples (cont.)
  • Fig7, Comparison with equal power soft handoff
    and proposed soft handoff scheme vs soft handoff
    distance
  • As the number of MSs increases equal power scheme
    shows little improvement in connection
    unreliability

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Conclusion
  • A soft handoff/power redistribution scheme has
    been proposed for CDMA downlinks and its effect
    on connection reliability is studied.
  • Connection reliability is significantly improved
    by power redistribution
  • Further research is how the this scheme effects
    packet transmission and connection admission in
    CDMA downlinks
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