Dynamic channel allocation method in cellular radio network and system for channel allocation
First Claim
1. A channel allocation method in a cellular radio network that includes at least one base transceiver station and at least one subscriber terminal connected to the base transceiver station over a bi-directional radio link wherein:
- in the channel allocation decision, an impact of a possible channel allocation on an interference level of the cellular radio network is taken into account;
a prediction on the impact of a possible channel allocation on the interference level of the cellular network is made based on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell, the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
a probability P=Ps*Pn, is calculated for channel allocation, where variable Ps is dependent on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell and variable Pn is dependent on the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
variable Pn=II Pni, where Pni represents the probability on base transceiver station i and where variable Pni obtains values between 0 and 1; and
variable Pni is calculated linearly according to equation Pni=a*RxLevi+b, where variable a is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali) and variable b is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali).
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Abstract
The invention relates to a channel allocation method and a system for channel allocation in a cellular radio network which comprises at least one base transceiver station (100) and at least one subscriber terminal (104) connected to the base transceiver station. (100) over a bi-directional radio link (108). The invention is characterized in that the impact of a possible channel allocation on the interference level of the cellular radio network is taken into account in the channel allocation decision. This interference control method makes it possible to increase the capacity of a cellular network and to utilize it more efficiently.
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1. A channel allocation method in a cellular radio network that includes at least one base transceiver station and at least one subscriber terminal connected to the base transceiver station over a bi-directional radio link wherein:
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in the channel allocation decision, an impact of a possible channel allocation on an interference level of the cellular radio network is taken into account;
a prediction on the impact of a possible channel allocation on the interference level of the cellular network is made based on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell, the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
a probability P=Ps*Pn, is calculated for channel allocation, where variable Ps is dependent on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell and variable Pn is dependent on the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
variable Pn=II Pni, where Pni represents the probability on base transceiver station i and where variable Pni obtains values between 0 and 1; and
variable Pni is calculated linearly according to equation Pni=a*RxLevi+b, where variable a is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali) and variable b is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A system for channel allocation in a cellular radio network which includes at least one base transceiver station and at least one subscriber terminal connected to the base transceiver station over a bi-directional radio link and a serving cell,
wherein the serving cell is arranged to perform channel allocation by predicting the impact of a possible channel allocation on an interference level of the cellular radio network; -
the cellular radio network further includes a serving cell and adjacent cells to the serving cell;
the system is arranged to predict the impact of a channel allocation on the interference level of the cellular network based on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell, the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
the system is arranged to calculate a probability P=Ps*Pn for channel allocation, where variable Ps is dependent on the received power level (RxLevs) of the serving cell and variable Pn is dependent on the received power level (RxLevi) of the adjacent cells and the signal qualities (RxQuali) of the adjacent cells;
the variable Pn=Π
Pni, where Pni represents the probability on base transceiver station i and where variable Pni obtains values between 0 and 1; and
the system is arranged to calculate variable Pni linearly according to formula Pni=a*RxLevi+b, where variable a is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali) and variable b is dependent on signal quality (RxQuali). - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8)
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