Using the table at the end of the tutorial, determine the number of channels required in each cell. Consider a 7-cell system covering an area of 4800km2. The traffic in the seven cells is as follows:
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- Using the table at the end of the tutorial, determine the number of channels required in each cell.
Consider a 7-cell system covering an area of 4800km2. The traffic in the seven cells is as follows:
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30.8 |
66.7 |
46.8 |
33.2 |
38.2 |
32.6 |
37.2 |
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Each user generates an average of 0.04 Erlangs of traffic per hour, with a mean holding time of 120s. The system consists of a total of 395 channels and is designed for a grade of service of 0.025.
d )Using the table at the end of the tutorial, determine the number of channels required in each cell.
e)Determine the total number of subscribers.
f)Determine the average number of subscribers/channel.
g)Determine the subscriber density per km2.
h)Determine the total traffic in Erlangs
i). Determine the Erlangs per km2. j. What is the radius of a cell?
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