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  • 19th March 2002 at 02:07 #32892
    Dj
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    Hi..

    i’m looking for erlang B formula..
    hmm the a formula if B(c.a) and C known..
    thanks

    29th March 2002 at 06:08 #32893
    fanrain
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    hi……….

    may i have all the erlang formula which is most widely used in GSM network….

    2nd April 2002 at 22:14 #32894
    Ron L
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    can someone tell me use the Poisson formula in “EXCEL” so it calculates greater than 144 trunks for GOS? I am looking for GOS for up to 1944 trunks.

    14th April 2002 at 17:40 #32895
    Radhakant Das
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    Hi! Mohamed

    On CAMEL the no. of Octets per MSU is very high.I had experienced an average of 100 Octets/MSU.Based on the no of MSUS TX/RX on Ur link U can find the kbps rate.Which can give U an approximate erlang traffic as SS7 traffic is not the circuit switched traffic& Erlang is for ckt switched traffic

    16th April 2002 at 13:10 #32896
    Antony Justine
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    I am Modeling services in Power line Channel for Data transmission from customer to distribution transformer the are 200customers per feeder, and from Distribution Transformer to Primary substation 20 distribution transformer. I have all cabling sizing and separation which will enable me to calculate bandwith. from your experience which Model can I apply to project the tranffic. and how i can start because the network current does not exist.

    7th May 2002 at 13:14 #32897
    Mehmet B.
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    I have Busy Hour Traffic value in Erl. and I want to calculate the minimum amount of trunks lines that I need.

    Would you help me please, what is the formula used to calculate this request?

    11th May 2002 at 13:32 #32898
    Radhakant Das
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    No. of trunks can be calculated from the Erlang B table with a given GOS.

    28th May 2002 at 05:44 #32899
    Rosy
    Guest

    Hi

    I am currently investigating traffic on telecommunications networks. I would like to know how does one model a loss system with overflow traffic.

    29th May 2002 at 06:43 #32900
    Justinian Anatory
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    Hi Rosy
    Depending on your traffic, Try erlang B formula to investigate the brocking probability in your system

    29th May 2002 at 11:44 #32901
    RAhul Raijada
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    if anyone of u can help me to let me know the detailed description of Erlang A,B & C.

    30th May 2002 at 05:35 #32902
    Rosy
    Guest

    I am currently using the Erland-B model. I was wondering how to incorporate the overflow traffic in the model?

    30th May 2002 at 10:05 #32903
    Rosy
    Guest

    Hi

    I am trying to find the conversion from erlang to minutes. I computed the total erlang on a trunk group and the total minutes measured on that trunk group. The conversion method of 1 erlang = 60*minutes does not apply. Its more like

    1 erlang = 0.77*60*minutes

    Is the 0.77 an efficiency factor that I need to take into account?

    31st May 2002 at 00:21 #32904
    Rommel
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    Hi Rosy,
    There is no conversion between erlangs and minutes.
    Erlang is defined as the period of time it takes to keep a traffic sensitive facility busy for a period of time. That period of time has to be used througout your formulae.
    The period of time that most folks use is 3600 seconds or 1 hour.
    I really am not sure what you are trying to achieve here.

    Regarding your previous posts: Erlang B defines the blocking probablility assuming a random call arrival, lost calls cleared from the system, an infinite number of sources and hold times are exponentially distributed.

    This would mean that all blocked calls could go to an overflow trunk group. If you were to model an overflow trunk group, that would look more like a peaked call arrival and you would have to make assumptions about the rest. EART/EARC or Neal-Wilkerson traffic models would apply.

    If you were assuming that the trunk group you are creating would have both characteristics of handling a regular call load plus overflow traffic you would have to apply both call models and assume that the erlang B model is the baseline with EART/EARC as the additional trunks needed to handle the overflow.

    26th July 2002 at 12:41 #32905
    Mehmet Beyaz
    Guest

    Hi,

    I am looking for a POISSON formula in exl sheet. Can you help?

    Regards

    26th July 2002 at 13:46 #32906
    naveen chauhan
    Guest

    Hi
    Can anyone kindly provide the different parameters used in the calulation of primary and secondary erlang for cdma wireless network.and also the formula through which these parameters can be used.
    please intimate
    With thanx
    Naveen

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