Abstract
Presents a distributed power control scheme, which maintains the signal/interference ratios (SIRs) of operational (active) links above their required thresholds at all times (link quality protection), while new users are being admitted; furthermore, when new users cannot be successfully admitted, existing ones do not suffer fluctuations of their SIRs below their required thresholds values. The authors also present two admission/rejection control algorithms, which exercise voluntary drop-out of links inadmissible to the network so as to reduce interference and possibly facilitate the admission of other links.
Keywords
Computer scienceAdmission controlComputer networkPower controlLink (geometry)Interference (communication)WirelessLink layerWireless networkScheme (mathematics)Radio resource managementControl (management)Power (physics)TelecommunicationsQuality of serviceArtificial intelligence
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- 2002
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- 97-104
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Nicholas Bambos,
S.C. Chen,
Gregory J. Pottie
(2002).
Radio link admission algorithms for wireless networks with power control and active link quality protection.
, 97-104.
https://doi.org/10.1109/infcom.1995.515865
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- 10.1109/infcom.1995.515865