Some time back, I had simulated the aspect of cell-edge scheduling in a wireless cellular network. The snapshot is embedded. I used Qt based library for the visualization and itpp library for the back-end to simulate the signal processing, schedulers, CDMA base-station, receivers.
The GUI uses a dynamic webkit to present Google Map, with labels and other locations. Above the Map layout, there are graphical elements in different colors. The centre of circle, with three sectors in each cell. The different shades (other than BLUE) represents the SINR of the UEs. Due to the wrap-around model one may notice that a UE at one of the cell is being scheduled with a base-station too far from that cell.
Showing posts with label 3G. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3G. Show all posts
Mobile Network Cell-edge Simulation
on Wednesday, August 8
Small cell deployments in next generation wireless technology
on Wednesday, September 8
In my opinion, this is going to drive the new deployment strategy. LTE is purely a data aimed technology. Compared to earlier wireless technology 3G,GSM, cdma2000 which primarily was focused on providing voice.
Think of voice, which consumed the a good and reliable amount of wireless resource (time (GSM slots) or codes (cdma/wcdma long codes)) for short duration of time. While when one is talking about packet services. One does not want to "dial-up" a data session. Its an always on connectivity when you are connected to through a 4G-MOBILE terminal. The "dongle" based access is a different case.
Mobile Broadband in India
on Tuesday, August 10
"A comment that I had written on a discussion regarding mobile broadband in India on BWA spectrum"
Personally, I believe there is first need to drive the need for BROADBAND for common man. Probably the operator will have enough time to study the market after the 3G deployment. India has wide range of user-base. Dongles are not the business for common man. Who needs "data" and what goes on "data" will be drive the mode of deployment of BROADBAND.
Personally, I believe there is first need to drive the need for BROADBAND for common man. Probably the operator will have enough time to study the market after the 3G deployment. India has wide range of user-base. Dongles are not the business for common man. Who needs "data" and what goes on "data" will be drive the mode of deployment of BROADBAND.
IPhone Rivals Dispute Apple's Antenna Claims | John Paczkowski | Digital Daily | AllThingsD
on Tuesday, July 20
IPhone Rivals Dispute Apple's Antenna Claims | John Paczkowski | Digital Daily | AllThingsD
Old players of mobiles phones like nokia, samsung, blackberry have been enjoying their good share of market since iphone got released. Especially, touchphone only had meant "stylus" based touch. So there was no attempt in designing UI for mobile apps that were capable to handle "finger" touch. Apple demonstrated made it real with itouch.
Mukesh Amban's bet? Wireless boom redux - dnaindia.com
on Monday, June 14
Mukesh Amban's bet? Wireless boom redux - dnaindia.com
The first statement itself is technically incorrect!! "Wimax-LTE (Long Term Evolution, the fourth-generation mobile technology invented by Qualcomm Inc of the US"
Author of the article should consult some wireless technology person..
a) Wimax-LTE are two different technologies..
b) Qualcomm did not invent LTE!!
LTE is colloborative standard developed by the 3GPP (considered to be leaded by EUROPEAN countries)
c)LTE is based on OFDM not (CDMA for what Qualcomm is better known for)
d) OFDM has been more than 40-50 years and 802.11 is based on OFDM techniques
3G Auction India update
on Thursday, May 20
The 3G auction in India started in the first week of April 2010. The auction ended on 19th May 2010- about 183 rounds of bidding in various circles in India.
The city is listed based on the order of bidding price.
[City]
[Winning Price in Crores] [Operator] [Frequency Band Uplink Frequency]
Delhi
3,316.93 Vodafone 1959-1964
3,316.93 Bharti 1969-1974
3,316.93 Reliance 1974-1979
Mumbai
3,247.07 Reliance 1959-1964
3,247.07 Vodafone 1969-1974
3,247.07 Bharti 1974-1979
Maharashtra
1,257.82 Tata 1959-1964
1,257.82 Idea 1969-1974
1,257.82 Vodafone 1974-1979
Gujarat
1,076.06 Tata 1959-1964
1,076.06 Vodafone 1969-1974
1,076.06 Idea 1974-1979
Andhra Pradesh
1,373.14 Bharti 1959-1964
1,373.14 Idea 1969-1974
1,373.14 Aircel 1974-1979
Karnataka
1,579.91 Tata 1959-1964
1,579.91 Aircel 1969-1974
1,579.91 Bharti 1974-1979
Tamil Nadu
1,464.94 Bharti 1959-1964
1,464.94 Vodafone 1969-1974
1,464.94 Aircel 1974-1979
Kolkata
544.26 Vodafone 1959-1964
544.26 Aircel 1969-1974
544.26 Reliance 1974-1979
Kerala
312.48 Idea 1959-1964
312.48 Tata 1969-1974
312.48 Aircel 1974-1979
Punjab
322.01 Idea 1959-1964
322.01 Reliance 1964-1969
322.01 Tata 1969-1974
322.01 Aircel 1974-1979
Haryana
222.58 Idea 1959-1964
222.58 Tata 1969-1974
222.58 Vodafone 1974-1979
Uttar Pradesh(E)
364.57 Aircel 1959-1964
364.57 Idea 1969-1974
364.57 Vodafone 1974-1979
Uttar Pradesh (W)
514.04 Bharti 1959-1964
514.04 Idea 1969-1974
514.04 Tata 1974-1979
Rajasthan
321.03 Reliance 1959-1964
321.03 Bharti 1969-1974
321.03 Tata 1974-1979
Madhya Pradesh
258.36 Idea 1959-1964
258.36 Reliance 1969-1974
258.36 Tata 1974-1979
West Bengal
123.63 Bharti 1959-1964
123.63 Reliance 1964-1969
123.63 Vodafone 1969-1974
123.63 Aircel 1974-1979
Himachal Pradesh
37.23 Bharti 1959-1964
37.23 STel 1964-1969
37.23 Idea 1969-1974
37.23 Reliance 1974-1979
Bihar
203.46 STel 1959-1964
203.46 Bharti 1964-1969
203.46 Reliance 1969-1974
203.46 Aircel 1974-1979
Orissa
96.98 STel 1959-1964
96.98 Aircel 1969-1974
96.98 Reliance 1974-1979
Assam
41.48 Reliance 1959-1964
41.48 Bharti 1969-1974
41.48 Aircel 1974-1979
North East
42.30 Aircel 1959-1964
42.30 Bharti 1969-1974
42.30 Reliance 1974-1979
Jammu & Kashmir
30.30 Idea 1959-1964
30.30 Aircel 1964-1969
30.30 Reliance 1969-1974
30.30 Bharti 1974-1979
Source : http://dot.gov.in
Source : http://dot.gov.in
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