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Dynamic Allocation of Downlink Power for WCDMA Systems  

Kim, Yeong-Ju (School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Chung buk National, Univ.)
Choi, In-Han (School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Chung buk National, Univ.)
Kang, Sung-Ho (KAIST, Mobile Platform Center)
Lee, In-Sung (School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Chung buk National, Univ.)
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Abstract
In WCDMA systems the down-link power allocation directly affects the cell deployment capacity, coverage, and system performances. Down-link power should be controlled at minimum but still satisfy the mobile stations' required signal to noise ratio. This paper mathematically proves that the down-link power allocation depends on the number of active mobile stations accessed to the base station. Therefore this paper proposes the dynamic down-link power allocation should be implemented to the WCDMA cellular systems.
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WCDMA; Downlink; Power control; Required Eb/No;
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