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Title: Hard Handover Optimization for Co-Channel WCDMA Heterogeneous Networks
Other Titles: تحسين التسيلم الصلب لشبكات نظام الايصال بتقسيم الخوارزميات الواسع المتعددغيرالمتجانسةوالمشاركة لنفس التردد
Authors: Merghani, Nagy Faroug
Supervisor - Rashid Ahmade Saeed
Keywords: Telecommunication Engineering
Electronic Engineering
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Issue Date: 10-Apr-2014
Publisher: Sudan University of Science and Technology
Citation: Merghani,Nagy Faroug .Hard Handover Optimization for Co-Channel WCDMA Heterogeneous Networks/Nagy Faroug Merghani;Rashid Ahmade Saeed .-khartoum:Sudan University of Science and Technology,College of Engineering,2014.-55p:ill;28cm.-M.Sc.
Abstract: This research investigates a handover problem occurringwith current power control mechanisms in co-channel WCDMAheterogeneous networks. The problem is associated to themismatch between the required uplink transmit power when auser is communicating to a small cell and an underlyingmicrocellular base-station. As a result, there is a need forsignificant increases of users' transmit power when handing offfrom small cell to the macrocell tier. This sudden increase of thetransmit power results in increased uplink interference andmajor SIR drops for existing small cell users. This researchintroduces a realistic and efficient solution to adapt the transmitpower of the small cell users during the handover regime toprevent such SINR drops. Simulation results confirm significantperformance improvement when using the proposed scheme.
Description: thesis
URI: http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/9041
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