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....system is interference limited. Its capacity is affected by multiple access interference (MAI) which is a func tion of the number of active users, the users location, and heterogeneous QoS requirements. Many researches for CDMA capacity estimation are based on MAI and other considerations [1] [3]. In [4] an interference based CAC scheme in multimedia CDMA cellular systems was proposed. Instead of a fixed system capacity, this interference based scheme can adaptively assign a channel according to the actual system capacity dependent of interference such that the system utilization can be ....
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....differently to satisfy diverse QoS requirements and objectives; hence the name differentiated CDMA. Due to the small and bounded channel access delays, CSF has better adaptability for bursty traffic and stronger QoS provisioning capability than previous CDMA protocols [2] 3] 4] 5] [6], 8] 7] Moreover, due to the differentiated frame structure, better service quality for QoS aware applications and higher utilization for background traffic can be achieved in CSF at the same time. CMF can be obtained by expanding the 2D time code diagram of a CSF frame into a 4D or 5D ....
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J. B. Kim and M. L. Honig, "Resource allocation for multiple classes of DS-CDMA tra#c," IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, vol. 49, no. 2, pp. 506-519, 2000.
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