Channel segregation for slot assignment in integrated voice and data systems
Khaldoun Al Agha, Djamal Zeghlache · 2002
An integrated voice and data system using the channel segregation protocol (CS) is analyzed. To achieve each service target carrier to interference ratio (C/I), and meet the associated bit error rate (BER) requirements, the learning process inherent in the CS is extended by weighting the slot priorities, based on previous successful attempts, according to each service C/I requirement. Simulation results show an improvement in call block and achieved C/I levels for voice while the average delays for packet data are improved as well. The study is conducted for non real time packet data services exhibiting heavy tailed packet size distributions.