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Performance Analysis of Mobile WiMAX MMR System with Vertical Handover  

Bae, Mun-Han (몽골국제대학교 정보기술학과)
Kim, Young-Il (ETRI IPTV 구조연구팀)
Kim, Suk-Chan (부산대학교 통신시스템 연구실)
Lee, Dong-Heon (부산대학교 통신시스템 연구실)
Otgonbayar, B. (몽골국제대학교 정보기술학과)
Abstract
Handover is needed in multi-hop relay systems to support mobility. The main purpose of handover is to provide the continuous connection when a MS migrates from the air-interface of one BS to another air-interface provided by another BS. Especially the handover between different systems is essential to next generation network. Vertical Handover technology in Mobile WiMAX MMR system is very useful for operators to introduce to Mobile WiMAX system in an overlaid cell environment. This technology will be applied to technology which hands MRS(Mobile Relay Station) over to different systems for system performance enhancement in Ubiquitous environment overlaid between Micro ce11(Frequency 1,FA1) and Macro cell(Frequency 2,FA2). In this paper, FA1 and FA2 are used in order to perform Vertical Handover of MRS(Mobile Relay Station) according to suggested conditions. interferences from neighboring BS or other sectors of 6 macro cells surrounding center Macro cell are analyzed and throughputs are measured according to suggested conditions.
Keywords
Multi-Hop Relay; Mobile WiMAX; MRS;
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