1. Spatial spectral and energy efficiencies of cellular networks limited by co-channel interference and path loss in Nakagami-<italic>m</italic> fading environment.
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Hamed, Abdulbaset M. and Rao, Raveendra K.
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CELL phone systems , *NAKAGAMI channels , *CO-channel interference , *WIRELESS communications , *RADIO transmitter fading - Abstract
A comprehensive framework for design of hexagonal cellular network system in terms of spatial spectral and energy efficiencies is presented. The communication environment in the system is assumed to be Nakagami-
m fading coupled with simplified path loss model and co-channel interference. Three base station antenna configurations namely, omni, 120° and 60° are considered. Closed-form expressions for spatial spectral and energy efficiencies and coverage probability are derived and illustrated as a function of signal-to-noise ratio, cell radius, reuse distance, path loss exponent factor, and fading figure. A discussion of trade-offs among spatial spectral efficiency, spatial energy efficiency, and coverage probability as a function of parameters of cellular system and propagation environment is also provided. Numerical results show that the use of sectorized antenna system in the cellular network provides significant improvements even under severe propagation and interference conditions. For example, it is observed that the 120° base station antenna configuration system provides nearly double the spatial energy efficiency relative to the omni configuration system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2018
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