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The Cellular Concept— System Design Fundamentals
57 CHAPTER3 The Cellular concept System Design FundamentalsThe Design objective of early mobile radio systems was to achieve a large coveragearea by using a single, high powered transmitter with an antenna mounted on a tall tower. Whilethis approach achieved very good coverage, it also meant that it was impossible to reuse thosesame frequencies throughout the System , since any attempts to achieve frequency reuse wouldresult in interference. For example, the Bell mobile System in New York City in the 1970s couldonly support a maximum of twelve simultaneous calls over a thousand square miles [Cal88].Faced with the fact that government regulatory agencies could not make spectrum allocations inproportion to the increasing demand for mobile services, it became imperative to restructure theradio telephone System to achieve high capacity with limited radio spectrum while at the sametime covering very large IntroductionThe Cellular concept was a major breakthrough in solving the problem of spectral congestionand user capacity.
To understand the frequency reuse concept, consider a cellular system which has a total of . S. duplex channels available for use. If each cell is allocated a group of . k. ... 20 control channels out of the 660 channels available. To evenly distribute the control and voice channels, simply allocate the same number of voice ...
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