8.3.1 CDMA general settings



Table 27: CDMA general settings input parameters


Description

Symbol

Type

Unit

Comments

Receiver Noise Figure


Scalar

dB

Equipment-specific noise figure of receiver. It is used to calculate the noise floor. See Section‎1.2.2

Handover margin


Scalar

dB

Specifies the maximum difference between the links in users active list. The actual active-list selection is based on pathloss calculations.

Call drop threshold


Scalar

dB

Threshold to determine call drops. It is used by the power control to determine if a user should be dropped when not meeting exact target requirement.

Voice bit rate


Scalar

kbps

it is used to calculate the processing gain. See Section ‎8.7.1.

processingGain = 10*log10(systemBandwidth (MHz) / voiceBitRate (kbps) * 1000);

Reference bandwith


Scalar

MHz

Bandwidth of the system. It is the same for either UL or DL.

Voice activity factor

-

-

-

It is set to 1, i.e. 100% (all voice users that are generated are active). It is not editable.

Minimum Coupling Loss


Scalar

dB

The minimum path loss. It is used in the calculation of the effective path loss depicted in section ‎7.6.1

Link Level Data


Function (X,Y)


Drop-down selection of Link level data look-up functions from Library. It is user's responsibility to choose an appropriate set of data. See Section ‎8.5 for further details