BSS Description B10 (3FL10473A-ed 2)
BSS Description B10 (3FL10473A-ed 2)
BSS Description B10 (3FL10473A-ed 2)
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1. Evolium <strong>BSS</strong> Introduction<br />
Cell Environments<br />
ALCATEL <strong>BSS</strong> <strong>Description</strong> 38<br />
Example of multiband hierarchical network<br />
EVOLIUM<br />
ALCATEL <strong>BSS</strong> <strong>Description</strong><br />
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In much denser traffic areas, depending on the requir<strong>ed</strong> traffic capacity, a hierarchical network is us<strong>ed</strong>,<br />
where continuous coverage is provid<strong>ed</strong> by an umbrella cell (macrocell), and traffic hot-spots are<br />
cover<strong>ed</strong> with d<strong>ed</strong>icat<strong>ed</strong> lower layer cells of limit<strong>ed</strong> range. Fast moving mobiles are kept in the upper<br />
layer cell to avoid a high rate of handovers.<br />
For m<strong>ed</strong>ium density areas small macrocells (call<strong>ed</strong> mini cells) are overlaid with one umbrella macrocell<br />
For higher traffic densities microcells are install<strong>ed</strong> in all the streets where very dense traffic occurs.<br />
Umbrella macrocells provide continuous coverage for level and quality handovers, and saturat<strong>ed</strong><br />
overlaid cells.<br />
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<strong>3FL10473A</strong>DAAWBZZA Edition 02<br />
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