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Other-cell interference and reverse link capacity of high altitude platform station CDMA system

Other-cell interference and reverse link capacity of high altitude platform station CDMA system

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The other-cell interference factor for the reverse link of a power controlled, high altitude platform station (HAPS) code division multiple access (CDMA) system is evaluated. It is shown that a HAPS CDMA system provides a reverse link capacity improvement of at least 14% over a ground-based CDMA system.

Inspec keywords: code division multiple access; radiofrequency interference; cellular radio

Other keywords: other-cell interference; HAPS; cellular radio; high altitude platform station CDMA system; reverse link capacity

Subjects: Electromagnetic compatibility and interference; Mobile radio systems; Multiple access communication

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      • K.I. Kim . CDMA cellular engineering issues. IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol. , 345 - 350
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      • A.J. Viterbi , A.M. Viterbi , E. Zehavi . Other-cell interference in cellular power-controlled CDMA. IEEE Trans. Commun. , 1501 - 1504
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      • ITU: ‘Revised technical and operational parametersfor typicalIMT-2000 terrestrial systems using high altitude platforms stationsand CDMA radio transmission technologies’.International Telecommunication Union Document 8-1/307-E, March 1999.
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