Service specific call admission control in WCDMA system
C.Y. Lee, Jun Hyung Jo · 2005
When a new call arrives, the system has to determine whether to accept the call or not. These admission decisions are performed by call admission control (CAC). CAC belongs to the resource management category and is widely being investigated in many other researches as well. However, researches on CAC have mostly focused on channel allocation in the traditional FDMA and TDMA systems. We focus on a WCDMA system, which has no fixed channel capacity. In this study, a new CAC scheme for WCDMA systems is proposed. It also addresses CDMA capacity evaluation and code assignment problems. The proposed scheme consists of handoff and new CACs. For each service class, handoff and new CACs are considered with different priorities. The handoff CAC process precedes that of the new CAC process. Finally, we evaluate the performance of the proposed scheme by using Markov analysis. The performance measures that we focus on are the blocking probabilities of handoff and new calls and the dropping probabilities of on-going calls.