Bandwidth Partitioning and SINR Threshold Analysis of Fractional Frequency Reuse in OFDMA Cellular Networks for Real Time and Best Effort Traffic

Boddu, Subba Rao; Mukhopadhyay, Atri; Philip, Bigi Vargheese; Das, Suvra Sekhar; Rajakumar, R.

doi:10.1007/s11277-013-1365-8

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“…6, in case of SFR, it is seen that on increasing γ th , the supported traffic intensity (Erlangs) is more for lower values of ρ p . This is because when γ th increases, the average bandwidth required by the user decreases [5]. Further, while increasing γ th , more and more centre users switch to EB.…”

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“…The free variables in the objective function are γ th , α and ρ p . However, α is obtained as per probability method in case of FFR [5], whereas it is fixed to two‐third in the case of SFR. Therefore the mean SE of FFR is given as

\bar{SE} = {\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normalc} + {\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normale}

where

{\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normalc} = α β \int_{γ_{th}}^{γ_{\max, c}} {log}_{2} ()(, 1 + \frac{γ_{normalc}}{η}) P false(γ_{normalc} falsefalse| \bar{γ_{c}} > γ_{th} false) d γ_{normalc}

and

{\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normale} = \frac{false(1 - α false)}{3} β \int_{0}^{γ_{\max, normale}} {log}_{2} (1 + \frac{γ_{e}}{η}) P (γ_{e} | \overset{false¯}{γ_{normalc}} \leq γ_{th}) normald γ_{e}

However, as α = 2/3 in SFR, the mean SE of SFR in CB and EB is similar to (31) and (32), but the terms αβ and ((1 − α )/3) β in the equations become (2/3) β and (1/3) β .…”

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“…This is applicable to FFR primarily. Bandwidth may be partitioned in a cell according to four methods in FFR [5]. However, in this work we use grade of service (GoS) fair method of bandwidth partitioning as it has the best performance among the four.…”

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“…We look into the influence of γ th , ρ p and α on the performance enhancement at both cell edge and total cell for RT as well as BE traffics. In our earlier work [5, 22], such evaluation is presented, however, the analysis is limited to FFR with equal power.…”

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\bar{SE} = {\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normalc} + {\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normale}

where

{\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normalc} = α β \int_{γ_{th}}^{γ_{\max, c}} {log}_{2} ()(, 1 + \frac{γ_{normalc}}{η}) P false(γ_{normalc} falsefalse| \bar{γ_{c}} > γ_{th} false) d γ_{normalc}

and

{\overset{false¯}{SE}}_{normale} = \frac{false(1 - α false)}{3} β \int_{0}^{γ_{\max, normale}} {log}_{2} (1 + \frac{γ_{e}}{η}) P (γ_{e} | \overset{false¯}{γ_{normalc}} \leq γ_{th}) normald γ_{e}

However, as α = 2/3 in SFR, the mean SE of SFR in CB and EB is similar to (31) and (32), but the terms αβ and ((1 − α )/3) β in the equations become (2/3) β and (1/3) β .…”

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“…The standard distance-based cell partition in FFR cannot be directly applicable in the case of irregular geometry cells. Moreover, cell edges behave differently in w.r.t SINR levels and size [50]. However, the problem concerned with irregular cell partition is predicted in [58] for models based on PPP where users are classified into cell-center or cell-edge users based on an already set threshold SINR as compared to their actual space from the near serving BS.…”

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A Review of Inter Cell Interference Management in Regular and Irregular Geometry Cellular Networks

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This paper reviews the inter-cell interference (ICI) mitigation approaches in the OFDMA based multicellular networks with more emphasis on the frequency reused based ICI coordination schemes in the downlink systems. The geometry of the network severely affects the Signal to Interference and Noise Ratio (SINR); therefore, the wireless cellular systems are strongly dependent on the spatial BSs configuration and topology of a network. ICI mitigation techniques for both regular and irregular geometry networks are analyzed and a qualitative comparison along with the future research directions are presented.

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Bandwidth Partitioning and SINR Threshold Analysis of Fractional Frequency Reuse in OFDMA Cellular Networks for Real Time and Best Effort Traffic

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Performance analysis of flexible reuse in cellular networks

Performance analysis of flexible reuse in cellular networks

A Review of Inter Cell Interference Management in Regular and Irregular Geometry Cellular Networks

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