The Minimum Coupling Loss (MCL) is an important parameter when designing the characteristies of a new mobile communications system. In this paper a method for evaluation of the MCL in the UMTSDMT-2000 reference scenarios specilied by ETSI is presented. Furthermore some results are given for respective maximum subscriber densities in terms of maximum spectral efeciency for the speech service.
In this paper the results of a spectral compatibility investigation is presented. The mutual interference situations between the different UTRA-modes and between UTRA-FDD and PHS are described in detail for different scenarios. Some values for the ACIR (Adjacent Channel Interference Ratio) are obtained as a function of the power control gain. Finally, the results of system-level simulations using the monte-carlo technique are given.
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