The Performance Analysis of CDMA Traffic Access Self-Similar Equalization Protocol

Liang Zheng; Bin Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.490-491.1205

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The Performance Analysis of CDMA Traffic Access Self-Similar Equalization Protocol

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The random access technique has a bigger influence to the performance optimization of CDMA data traffic. A CDMA random access technique based on self-similar model and its performance analysis are put forward in this paper. The simulation results indicate that the access performance of CDMA data traffic based on self-similar model is attenuated by power law, related to such parameters as fractal coefficient H and network load G. The CDMA traffic access self-similar equalization protocol (TASEP) is put forward and it can improve the access performance of CDMA data traffic distinctly.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 490-491)

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Liang Zheng, Bin Yan

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CDMA, Random Access, Self-Similar, Traffic Equalization

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