On the capacity and outage probability of a CDMA hierarchical mobile system with perfect/imperfect power control and sectorization
Hierarchical macrocell/microcell architectures have been proposed for future cellular mobile communication. The performance analysis for the hierarchical cellular system becomes an important issue. In this paper, extending the analytical met hods from [1] [2][8], assuming that the imperfect power control follows log-normal statistics, and employing different attenuation models for macrocells and microcells, the capacity plane and outage probability of the system are examined and quantified with and without perfect sectorization. From the numerical results of parameters of IS-95 protocol, the high user capacity and lower outage probability may be expected in the case of relatively tight power control and narrower overlap between sectors. These results are compared with the previously published CDMA non-hierarchical cellular system estimation[1]. When we employ the hierarchical cellular system, we can increase the user capacity 2.3 times with the same bandwidth 1.25 MHz than the one of the nonhierarchical cellular system.
hierarchical macrocell/microcell architecture. perfect/imperfect power control perfect/imperfect sectorization log-normal distribution voice activity monitoring