Capacity analysis in a heterogeneous network using power control and spectrum allocation based on game theory
Published 2020-03-09
Keywords
- HetNet,
- capacity,
- game theory,
- ideal power control
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Abstract
This article shows the analysis of the capacity carried out in a HetNet, it proposes an adaptation of an algorithm of power control and spectrum allocation based on game theory. For this, users and base stations are randomly arranged within a simulation scenario, then the behavior is analyzed in terms of capacity proposed for voice and voice and data services. The results obtained are compared using the same simulation parameters with the ideal power control algorithm for the previously defined services.
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