GSM Network Coverage II

We already saw how to calculate via Okumara-Hata model. By the way we can study for signal reception of Mobile Station which depends on the environmental place of Mobile Station.For this case we're discussing transmitting of Base Station Path loss (Downlink) Effective isotropic radiated power(EIRP)=55.35dB
- Case1: Prmin(MS)= -70dB
The signal reception of MS locates in the building (Indoor)
We get  Path loss = EIRP - Prmin(MS) = 55.35 - (-70) = 125.35 dB
Logd = [125.35 - (69.55+26.16log900) + 13.82log26 + 0.016] / (44.9 - 6.55log26)= -0.0404 
So Distance for Base Station transmitting d(BS) = 0.91km  
- Case2: Prmin(MS)= -80dB 

The signal reception of MS locates in car and room 
We get Path loss = EIRP - Prmin(MS) = 55.35 - (-80) = 135.35 dB 
Logd = [135.35 - (69.55+26.16log900) + 13.82log26 + 0.016] / (44.9 - 6.55log26) = 0.2402
So Distance for Base Station transmitting d(BS) = 1.73km 
- Case3: Prmin(MS)= -90dB  
The signal reception of MS locates outside the building (Outdoor)
We get Path loss = EIRP - Prmin(MS) = 55.35 - (-90) = 145.35 dB
Logd = [145.35 - (69.55+26.16log900) + 13.82log26 + 0.016] / (44.9 - 6.55log26) = 0.5208  
So Distance for Base Station transmitting d(BS) = 3.31km
Summary:


We discuss other model ASSET Model\
ASSET Model is applied for 900MHz and 1800MHz in Macro BTS
Lp =K1+ K2logd + K3(hms) + K4loghms + K5log(Heff) + K6log(Heff)logd +K7 diffn + Kclutter 
Where: 
K1: attenuation constant 
K2: distance attenuation constant 
K3, K4: MS antenna modifying factor 
K5, K6: BTS antenna modifying factor 
K7: diffraction modifying factor 
Kclutter: attenuation correction value of the grounding objects 
The values of K1 through K7 and Kclutter need to be manually set. 
d: distance between the BTS and the MS (in km) 
Hms: valid height of the MS antenna (in m) 
Heff: valid height of the BTS antenna (in m) 
+ Center of medium-size city:
K1 = 69.55+(26.16+1.56log(fc))-0.8 where fc:[150-1000] MHz
K1 = 46.30+(33.90+1.56)log(fc)-0.8 where fc:[1500-2000] MHz 
+ Center of big city: 
K1 = 69.55+26.16log(fc)-0.8 where fc:[150-1000] MHz 
K1 = 46.30+Cm+(33.90+1.56)log(fc)-0.8 where fc:[1500-2000] MHz 
+ Suburban area: 
K1 = 69.55+(26.16+1.56log(fc))-0.8-2(log(fc/28))2-5.4 where fc:[150-1000] MHz 
K1 = 46.30+(33.90+1.56log(fc))-0.8-2(log(fc/28))2-5.4 where fc:[1500-2000] MHz 
+ Open area:
K1 = 69.55+(26.16+1.56log(fc))-0.8-4.78(log(fc/28))2-18.33log(fc)-40.94where  fc:[150-1000] MHz 
K1 = 46.30+(33.90+1.56log(fc))-0.8-4.78(log(fc/28))2-18.33log(fc)-40.94where fc:[1500-2000] MHz   
Below table is K value



From above parameter we assume that

Coverage Calculation
All coverage calculation relate to cell site configuration: Omnidirectional Cell, 3 Sector or 6 Sector Cell and 2 Sector Cell.
In summary table we get d(BS) from calculation: 2.66Km.
Omnidirectional Cell
A = 2.598 x d x d = 2.598 x 2.66 x 2.66 = 18.38 Km2
- 3 Sector or 6 Sector Cell
A = 1.949 x d x d = 1.949 x 2.66 x 2.66 = 13.79 Km2
- 2 Sector Cell
L = 2 x d = 2 x 2.66 = 5.32Km 

We suppose one province that there are beautiful beach in our country: 
-Population; 164779 
-Number people per Km2: 179 
-Surface area: 826Km2  
If we observe population and tourism area, we choose3 Sector cell to implement in this area

Basic Number of Base Station = 826/13.79 = 59 BS

Note: Number of BSs depond on actual requirement of users in area so it can be less or more than theory calculation.

See also GSM Network Coverage I

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