Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 41 views

    EEL 6935-Wireless PCS Homework #1: Solution

    Uploaded by

    Jean Rene
    This document contains solutions to homework problems from a wireless PCS class. It includes: 1) Summaries of ISM bands used for wireless networks in different regions and data rates for EDGE networks. 2) A derivation of the signal-to-interference ratio for a hexagonal cell structure and calculation of antenna height for a 1900MHz handset. 3) A calculation of coverage area increase when increasing a base station antenna height using the COST231-Hata propagation model. 4) References to additional homework problems from the class text.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    EEL 6935-Wireless PCS Homework #1: Solution

    Uploaded by

    Jean Rene
    41 views5 pages
    This document contains solutions to homework problems from a wireless PCS class. It includes: 1) Summaries of ISM bands used for wireless networks in different regions and data rates for EDGE networks. 2) A derivation of the signal-to-interference ratio for a hexagonal cell structure and calculation of antenna height for a 1900MHz handset. 3) A calculation of coverage area increase when increasing a base station antenna height using the COST231-Hata propagation model. 4) References to additional homework problems from the class text.

    Original Description:

    l

    Original Title

    1-1

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document contains solutions to homework problems from a wireless PCS class. It includes: 1) Summaries of ISM bands used for wireless networks in different regions and data rates for EDGE networks. 2) A derivation of the signal-to-interference ratio for a hexagonal cell structure and calculation of antenna height for a 1900MHz handset. 3) A calculation of coverage area increase when increasing a base station antenna height using the COST231-Hata propagation model. 4) References to additional homework problems from the class text.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    41 views5 pages

    EEL 6935-Wireless PCS Homework #1: Solution

    Uploaded by

    Jean Rene
    This document contains solutions to homework problems from a wireless PCS class. It includes: 1) Summaries of ISM bands used for wireless networks in different regions and data rates for EDGE networks. 2) A derivation of the signal-to-interference ratio for a hexagonal cell structure and calculation of antenna height for a 1900MHz handset. 3) A calculation of coverage area increase when increasing a base station antenna height using the COST231-Hata propagation model. 4) References to additional homework problems from the class text.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 5

    EEL 6935- Wireless PCS Homework #1 SOLUTION

    Prob.1
    (a) Problem 2.5 of class text.
    (b) Problem 2.10 of class text

    a)
    Refer to Fig.2-12 and Table 2.4 for the ISM bands used for WLAN in Europe, North
    America, and Japan.
    N. America ch.1-11 2412-2462 ch.2-80
    Europe ch.1-13 2412-2472 ch.2-82
    Japan ch.1-14 2412-2484 ch.2-95
    Because of the compatibility (overlap) of the operated frequencies in the ISM band, there
    is convergence of WLAN applications and rapid growth worldwide.

    b).
    The maximum raw instantaneous data rate that can be provided to a single user in EDGE,
    given time slot is 68.4 kbps, and one user had all 8 channels is 8x68.4 = 547.2 kbps.
    In practice, with contention and error coding requirements, the single user data rate may
    be as low as 384 bps.


    Prob.2
    Consider the two-path loss model discussed in Lecture #3:

    2
    1
    0
    0
    4
    ,
    1
    t t r
    r
    P h h
    P where d
    d
    d
    d

    =
    | |
    +
    |
    \

    and h is the antenna height, is the transmission wavelength.
    (a) Derive an expression for the signal-to-interference ratio for a hexagonal cell
    structure with cluster size seven. Ignore interferers from cells outside the 2nd tier.
    (b) If
    0
    1.5 d m = and 3.7
    t
    h m = , what is the required antenna height for a PCS
    ( ) 1900MHz handset?

    (a)

    2
    1
    2
    1
    0
    2
    1 1
    0
    1
    1
    i
    t
    N
    t
    j i
    ij
    ij
    P
    d
    d
    d
    S
    I P
    D
    D
    d
    = =
    | |
    +
    |
    \
    =
    | |
    +
    |
    \






    In the desired cell, d = R
    In the first tier, there are 6 interferers at distance
    1
    ,
    i
    D D i = , from the desired cell
    In the second tier, there are 12 interfering cells (colored red and yellow);
    6 red cells at distances
    2
    2
    i
    D D = from the desired cell and
    6 yellow cells at distances
    2
    3
    i
    D D = from the desired cell

    Therefore,

    ( )
    2
    1
    2 2 2
    1
    1 1
    0
    0 0 0
    1
    1
    6 6 6
    2 3
    1 (2 ) 1 3 1
    R
    R
    d
    S
    I
    D D D
    D D D
    d d d


    | |
    +
    |
    \
    =
    + +
    | | | | | |
    + + +
    | | |
    \ \
    \



    2 2 2
    1 1 1
    1
    0 0 0
    / 2
    0 0 0
    1 1 1 6 1 1
    2 2 3 3
    q q q
    q q q q q q q

    (
    | | | | | | + + +
    (
    = + +
    | | |
    |
    + + ( +
    \ \ \



    where
    D
    q
    R
    = and
    0
    0
    d
    q
    R
    = .


    (b) If
    0
    1.5 d m = , 1900
    c
    f = MHz and 3.7
    t
    h m = :

    8
    6
    3 10 3
    1900 10 19
    c
    c
    h
    f

    = = =



    0
    4
    t r
    h h
    d



    0
    (1.5)(3/19)
    0.016
    4 4(3.7)
    r
    t
    d
    h
    h
    = =

    m



    Prob.3
    The COST231-Hata propagation model gives, for 1880 MHz, average attenuation in dB
    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 157.3 13.82log 44.9 6.55log log
    c BS BS
    L h h d = + ,
    where
    BS
    h = base station antenna height and d = Transmitter-receiver distance in meters.
    Determine the increase in the coverage area (assuming 50% probability at the cell
    boundary) when the base station antenna height is increased from 30 m to 200m, and the
    link budget allows 155 dB.

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 157.3 13.82log 44.9 6.55log log
    c BS BS
    L h h d = +

    30
    155
    3.3
    30
    c
    m
    BS
    L dB
    d
    h m
    =
    =
    `
    =
    )
    km,
    200
    155
    9.7
    200
    c
    m
    BS
    L dB
    d
    h m
    =
    =
    `
    =
    )
    km
    Note that cell radius is proportional to
    2
    d , therefore
    Cell radius ratio:
    2
    2
    200
    30
    9.7
    9
    3.3
    m
    m
    d
    d
    | |
    | |
    =
    | |
    \
    \



    Prob.4
    (a) Problem 4.2 of class text
    (b) Problem 4.4 in class text.




    Prob.5
    (a) Problem 4.8 of class text
    (b) Problem 4.10 in class text.

    You might also like