Title :
Characteristics of two alternative frequency channel assignment methods for TDMA wireless access systems
Author_Institution :
Bell Commun. Res., Red Bank, NJ, USA
fDate :
29 Sep-1 Oct 1992
Abstract :
The author studies the characteristics of two leading candidates for the radio channel assignment method in personal communications services (PCS) systems: the quasi-static autonomous frequency assignment (QSAFA) method and the dynamic channel allocation (DCA) method. The author first describes channel planning, the QSAFA method, and the DCA method. The author then discusses the characteristics of these two methods in terms of link setup and automatic link transfer, synchronization requirement, implementation complexity for multiple service providers, spectrum efficiency and signal quality, and other relevant issues
Keywords :
frequency allocation; mobile radio systems; personal communication networks; radio links; synchronisation; telecommunication channels; time division multiple access; TDMA wireless access systems; automatic link transfer; dynamic channel allocation; frequency channel assignment methods; link setup; multiple service providers; personal communications services; quasi-static autonomous frequency assignment; radio channel assignment; signal quality; spectrum efficiency; synchronization; Channel allocation; Frequency measurement; Frequency synchronization; Interchannel interference; Personal communication networks; Power measurement; Radio spectrum management; Radio transmitters; Springs; Time division multiple access;
Conference_Titel :
Universal Personal Communications, 1992. ICUPC '92 Proceedings., 1st International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Dallas, TX
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-0591-4
DOI :
10.1109/ICUPC.1992.240743
