An Upper Bound on SINR Threshold for Call Admission Control in Multiple-Class CDMA Systems with Imperfect Power-Control
M.A. El-Sayes, Mohamed H. Ahmed · 2007
Call admission control (CAC) is essential to guarantee the signal quality in CDMA systems. Signal-to-interference-and-noise ratio (SINR) is used as a criterion for user admission by comparing the SINR with a predefined threshold value (SINRth). The choice of the SINRthvalue is restricted by two opposing factors: the signal quality and the network utilization. Setting SINRthat high value is desirable to increase the signal quality. However, SINRthshouldn't exceed a certain limit to keep the blocking probability (Pb) below a maximum value. In this paper, we derive an upper bound of SINRth(SINRth-ub) for multi-class CDMA systems with imperfect power control. SINRth-ubof class i (SINRth-ub(i), i=1, 2,...., L) is determined by finding the relationship between the blocking probability of all classes and SINRth(i). Then, SINRth-ub(i) is determined as the highest value of SINRth(i) that keeps the blocking probability of all classes below the corresponding maximum values.