interference
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InterferenceTRANSCRIPT
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ECE-T512 Wireless
Systems
Interference/Noise
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Interference/Noise
Interference is the major limiting factor in cellular radioperformance particularly urban networks Voice channels Cross-talk and diminished call quality
Control channels Missed/blocked calls
Co-channel interference (CCI) is introduced when samecarrier frequency is used in different cells.
Adjacent channel interference (ACI) occurs whenneighboring cells use spectrally adjacent carrierfrequencies that spill-over into the band of interest occurs due to imperfect receive filters / image frequencyrejection
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Interference/Noise
= Carrier to noise ratio = Carrier to interference ratioThresholds must be exceeded to prevent
outage:
Thermal noise outage = ON = P( < TH) CCI outage = OI = P( < TH)
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Interference/Noise Thresholds
TH and TH depend on: Modulation/coding scheme
Receiver structure
Link quality measure
Propagation environment
Mobile velocity
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Outage Probability
O = Outage Probability = P( < TH or < TH)General trends:
Fast mobile users Path loss/Shadowingdominant in outage probability calculations
Slow mobile users Multipath Fadingdominant in outage probability calculations
Lightly loaded systems Noise dominant Highly loaded systems Interference dominant
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Interference and Cellular
System CapacityCo-channel cells - cells in a given coverage area that use
the same set of frequencies --- interference betweensignals from these cells is CCI
Thermal noise can be overcome by increasing carrierpower -- SNR increased
CCI cannot be combated in this way - increasing carrierpower also increases interference power seen by co-channel cells
Reducing CCI can be accomplished through physicalseparation of co-channel cells, specifically, byincreasing:
Q = D/R = sqrt(3N) N = cluster size
D = co-channel re-use distance
R = cell radius