Performance Analysis of Handoff for Virtual Cellular Network with Centralized/Distributed Resource Control

Jumin LEE; Hyun-Ho CHOI; Jemin CHUNG; Dong-Ho CHO

Performance Analysis of Handoff for Virtual Cellular Network with Centralized/Distributed Resource Control

Jumin LEE, Hyun-Ho CHOI, Jemin CHUNG, Dong-Ho CHO

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A Virtual Cellular Network (VCN) is a wireless cellular network wherein a single Mobile Station (MS) can communicate simultaneously with more than one Base Station (BS). In this paper, we analyze handoff for two kinds of VCN: a 'Distributed Resource-control VCN' (DR-VCN) and a 'Centralized Resource-control VCN' (CR-VCN). A VCN can take advantage of the fact that the same data is received by multiple base stations. The DR-VCN is a system in which every BS controls its own channels, while the CR-VCN is a system wherein a central station controls all system channels. Results from analysis and simulation show that both the new call drop rate and handoff refusal rate of the CR-VCN are much lower than those of the DR-VCN.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E86-B No.9 pp.2828-2834

Publication Date: 2003/09/01

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Jumin LEE, Hyun-Ho CHOI, Jemin CHUNG, Dong-Ho CHO, "Performance Analysis of Handoff for Virtual Cellular Network with Centralized/Distributed Resource Control" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E86-B, no. 9, pp. 2828-2834, September 2003, doi: .
Abstract: A Virtual Cellular Network (VCN) is a wireless cellular network wherein a single Mobile Station (MS) can communicate simultaneously with more than one Base Station (BS). In this paper, we analyze handoff for two kinds of VCN: a 'Distributed Resource-control VCN' (DR-VCN) and a 'Centralized Resource-control VCN' (CR-VCN). A VCN can take advantage of the fact that the same data is received by multiple base stations. The DR-VCN is a system in which every BS controls its own channels, while the CR-VCN is a system wherein a central station controls all system channels. Results from analysis and simulation show that both the new call drop rate and handoff refusal rate of the CR-VCN are much lower than those of the DR-VCN.
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