Comparison of Different Frequency Channel Allocation Methods in ultra-dense networks
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v27i.3817Keywords:
Frequency Allocation, IFR, SWF, tx-ITL, FFR.Abstract
The impact of information transmission on production and life under dense networking is self-evident. Dense networking application scenarios include airports, dense residential buildings, dense business districts and blocks, campuses, large gatherings, stadiums, subways, etc. However, with the increase of 5G frequency band, the 5G macro base station signal attenuates more when it penetrates the wall than 4G, which makes it difficult to cover indoor signals. The outdoor 5G macro base station signal can only provide shallow indoor coverage after penetrating obstacles such as brick walls, glass and cement, which cannot guarantee the good experience required for indoor deep coverage. This paper compares and discusses various channel allocation algorithms based on user scenarios in ultra-dense networks. By adjusting some parameters of 19 units, the integer frequency reuse (IFR) method (N=1,3), fractional frequency reuse (FFR) method, simultaneous water injection (SWF) method, and transmission interference temperature limit (TX-ITL) method are compared. In order to increase the capacity, a combination of several algorithms will also be used.
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