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22 August 2002 New packet scheduling algorithm in wireless CDMA data networks
Yu Wang, Zhuo Gao, Shaoqian Li, Lemin Li
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Proceedings Volume 4911, Wireless and Mobile Communications II; (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.480508
Event: Asia-Pacific Optical and Wireless Communications 2002, 2002, Shanghai, China
Abstract
The future 3G/4G wireless communication systems will provide internet access for mobile users. Packet scheduling algorithms are essential for QoS of diversified data traffics and efficient utilization of radio spectrum.This paper firstly presents a new packet scheduling algorithm DSTTF under the assumption of continuous transmission rates and scheduling intervals for CDMA data networks . Then considering the constraints of discrete transmission rates and fixed scheduling intervals imposed by the practical system, P-DSTTF, a modified version of DSTTF, is brought forward. Both scheduling algorithms take into consideration of channel condition, packet size and traffic delay bounds. The extensive simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheduling algorithms are superior to some typical ones in current research. In addition, both static and dynamic wireless channel model of multi-level link capacity are established. These channel models sketch better the characterizations of wireless channel than two state Markov model widely adopted by the current literature.
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Yu Wang, Zhuo Gao, Shaoqian Li, and Lemin Li "New packet scheduling algorithm in wireless CDMA data networks", Proc. SPIE 4911, Wireless and Mobile Communications II, (22 August 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.480508
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Performance modeling

Lithium

Systems modeling

Wireless communications

Mobile communications

Computer simulations

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