Question: Q 4 ) ( 1 0 p ) Consider 7 - cell frequency reuse. Cell B 1 is the desired cell and B 2 is

Q4)(10 p ) Consider 7-cell frequency reuse. Cell B1 is the desired cell and B2 is a cochannel cell as shown in the figure. Assume the following:
Co-channel interference is due to base B2 only.
Camer frequency, fe=2.3GHz.
Reference distance d0=0.1km(assume free space propagation from the transmitter to d0).
Assume omnidirectional antennas for both transmitter and receiver, where Gbase=6dBi and Gmabile=3dBi.
Transmitter power, Pt=10W(assume equal power for all base stations).
Path loss between the mobile and base B1 is given as
PL(d)[dB]=PL(d0)+10(3.5)log(dd0)+xg,=0dB
Path loss between the mobile and base B2 is given as
PL(d)[dB]=PL(d0)+10(4)log(dd0)+x,=3dB
Answer the following questions.
(a) For a mobile X located at the cell boundary of B1(consider all the comer points), find the minimum co-channel distance D to give a forward link C/I ratio of at least 18 dB at least 98% of the time. What is the minimum radius of the cell?
(b) If the system has an average call length of 3 minutes with GOS=0.1%, find the traffic capacity loss due to trunking for 180 channels when going from omnidirectional antennas to 120 sectored antennas. Assume that blocked call are cleared and the average per user call rate is 2 calls per hour.
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Q 4 ) ( 1 0 p ) Consider 7 - cell frequency

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