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Asymptotic Behavior of a GPRS/EDGE Network With Several Cells Controlled by a Global Capacity Limit

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Publisher Nortel Networks
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Topics GPS - GIS, Mobile - Wireless Communications Date added 10 May 2005
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This paper is a contribution to the generic problem of having simple and accurate models to dimension radio cells with data traffic on a GPRS or EDGE network. It addresses the issue of capacity limitation in a given cell due to coupling with other cells because of a central equipment or transmission link of limited capacity. A mobile can't access the cell although it is alone, because the capacity limit is reached due to traffic on other cells.

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