| 摘要 |
In a cellular network modelled as regular cells centred on base stations, a base station transmission power and an attenuation are defined as continuous functions of the position of a point on the network with respect to a given station of a given cell, a continuous station density and a ring sector that includes stations that disturb reception in a mobile. The product of the number of sectors per cell, the base station density, the transmission power and the attenuation is integrated over the ring sector into the power received by the mobile due to the base stations in the other cells. The power received by the mobile and due to at least one base station of the given cell that differs from the given base station is determined as a function of the product of the transmission power of the given base station and the attenuation to the mobile with respect to the different base station. The received powers determined are summed into an interference factor so as to deduce a number of base stations per cell satisfying a network capacity. |
