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Somebody please explain how can we dimension the signaling links in TDM(both for LSL and HSL-ATM/HSL-STM)
Can anyone say how to calculate equipped erlang of a BSC??
Prabhu
Just know the TRX capacity of the BSC.what erlang can one Trx handle in busy hour and what is the process of calculation.
Will inner band retain the call if outer band signals are weak?
Consider the following scenario:
We have 900 outer and 1800 inner band serving on a cell. BCCH / SDCCH is on 900 and 1800 only caters TCH.
Suppose tilts are such that 1800 serves a radius of 5 kilometers while 900 serves a radius of 3 kilometers only (undesirable but can happen).
Now suppose the call gets established when caller is within 2 kilometer of serving cell (on 900 of course) and then call is handed over to 1800. Customer is moving and exceeds the distance of 3 kilometers (serving area of 900 band is exceeded). Will the call retain on 1800 or does it need the BCCH of serving site to be strong enough to continue the call?B. Rout,
The erlang is calculated using very sophisticated formula. You must use the online calculator or refer to the erlang table.
regards
pixMY ASKING FOR UNDERSTANDING IS THAT. HOW MANY SUBSCRIBER CAN BE SUPPORTED WITH CALL IN A CELL?
pls can someone tell me how to calculate the no of erlangs a particular bts can offer based on population and trafic data. thanks
i need help, i have 30 days erlang 705214, how can i output erlang to total call minuts?>
Hi, I have many problems in calculating GSM Interfaces so, Please give me some common information about my issues.
hello,
the common information about your issues :
– they are all related to gsm interfaces
– you cannot calculate them.I recently wrote a training about GSM/E-GPRS interface dimensioning, and the duration of this training is 3 days. It is quite intensive ! 🙂 So it’s nearly impossible to explain about all calculations of dimensioning.
Please specify your question…regards
pixWill inner band retain the call if outer band signals are weak?
Consider the following scenario:
We have 900 outer and 1800 inner band serving on a cell. BCCH / SDCCH is on 900 and 1800 only caters TCH.
Suppose tilts are such that 1800 serves a radius of 5 kilometers while 900 serves a radius of 3 kilometers only (undesirable but can happen).
Now suppose the call gets established when caller is within 2 kilometer of serving cell (on 900 of course) and then call is handed over to 1800. Customer is moving and exceeds the distance of 3 kilometers (serving area of 900 band is exceeded). Will the call retain on 1800 or does it need the BCCH of serving site to be strong enough to continue the call?yonas,
it all depends on your vendor… what is the cause of HO from inner zone to outer zone ? Is it based on timing advance ?
I seriously doubt so. It is probably based on RXLEV of inner zone. As long as RXLEV of inner zone is good, then the call remains in the inner zone.
But I repeat, this is vendor-specific.
regards
pixCan someone let me know how to calculate erlang value for E1.. I can see you guys mentioning 24 erlang for 1 E1 with GOS etc.,
What is the formula to get this 24 for 1E1 please?
I wanted to calculate the number of channels requried for 30 HR. Giving the input in channels and getting the output channels as well.
like 20 channels required to carry FR traffic how many channels are required to carry the same traffic on 30 % HR. Will really appreciate your response
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