Wireless and Cellular Telecommunications, Third Edition

Chapter 12: Operational Techniques and Technologies

12.1 ADJUSTING THE PARAMETERS OF A SYSTEM

12.1.1 Increasing the Coverage for a Noise-Limited System

In a noise-limited system, there is no cochannel interference or adjacent-channel interference. This means that either (1) no cochannels and adj acent channels are used in the system or (2) channel reuse distance is so large that the interference would be negligible. The following approaches are used at the cell site to increase the coverage.

12.1.1.1 Increasing the Transmitted Power

Usually, increasing the transmitted power of each channel results in coverage of a larger area. When the power level is doubled, the gain increases by 3 dB. Increase in covered area can be found as follows. The received power P r can be obtained from the transmitted power P t (see Chap. 8), where P r is a function of the cell radius. Let the received power P t be the power received in an original cell of a radius of r1


Area covered then is


where ? is a constant and P r 1 can be obtained from P t 1.

Case 1. The transmitted power remains unchanged but the received power changes. If the received power is to be strong, the cell radius should be smaller. The relation is


or


If P r2 = 2P r1, and the transmitted power remains the same, the radius reduces to


and the area reduces to


Case 2. The transmitted power changes but the received...

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