Decentralized Adaptive Organization of Radiostation Set Operation
I. P. Kharchenko · 1986
The report is concerned with the possibility of the introduction of autonomous adaptive choice of operation frequency (autochoice) in a set of uniform radiostations. The systems of frequency autochoice based on different principles are considered in literature. However, these systems are analised provided only one device works in the given electro-magnetic environment (EME). But this analysis is incomplete as it doesn't give information about the working capacity of the device set and the effectiveness of spectrum application. In fact, if there is no central station and every radiostation searches for radio-frequency according to local information in reception point without exchanging information with adjacent stations a number of problems arises due to undesired relations between the stations. First of all, it is a question of quiescent point existence in which the criterion of the frequency search by separate stations is held true. And at the same time it is a question of this point range (if it exists) in the process of autonomous frequency choice according to the conventional algorithm. In addition, the expediency of operation organization introduction from the point of view of the effective application of part of the spectrum selected for operation is of great interest. These problems' are considered in this report.