System and methods for rapidly determining CDMA network performance
AssigneeVerizon Laboratories Inc.
InventorsVincent A. O'Byrne, Rajamani Ganesh, Dimitris Kalofonos, Donna Fagen, Ning Yang, Aline Yurik
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AssigneeVerizon Laboratories Inc.
InventorsVincent A. O'Byrne, Rajamani Ganesh, Dimitris Kalofonos, Donna Fagen, Ning Yang, Aline Yurik
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A system (200) provides a network designer with a mechanism by which to quickly estimate the performance of a code division multiple access wireless communication network. The system (200) allows the designer to enter a group of network and sector parameters. Based on these parameters, the user can choose one of three methods depending on a desire for speed, accuracy, and generality of result. The system (200) determines the pilot strength and interference for each location in the network. The system (200) determines pilot strength to interference values for each location. The system (200) estimates the performance of the communication network using these determined values and accounting for user-defined network parameters.
A method for estimating a performance of a digital network having one or more sectors, the method comprising:
A system for estimating a performance of a digital network having one or more sectors, the system comprising:
A system for estimating a performance of a digital network having one or more sectors, the system comprising:
A method for estimating a performance of a network having one or more sectors, the method comprising:
A system for estimating a performance of a network having one or more sectors, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium containing instructions for controlling at least one processor to perform a method that estimates performance of a network, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium containing instructions for controlling at least one processor to perform a method that estimates performance of a digital network, the method comprising:
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