Multirate PRMA: Protocol for controlled soft capacity in TDMA systems

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Multirate PRMA, a TDMA access protocol to support controlled soft capacity for cellular systems, is proposed. Network congestion is handled by reducing the effective bandwidth allocated to active users. This extra bandwidth is used for access contention by new talkspurts, thus preventing traffic induced blocking. The details and the performance for a dual-rate system are presented.

Inspec keywords: packet reservation multiple access; telecommunication traffic; cellular radio; time division multiple access

Other keywords: multirate PRMA; dual-rate system; network congestion; effective bandwidth; packet reservation multiple access; controlled soft capacity; traffic induced blocking; cellular systems; access contention; talkspurts; TDMA access protocol

Subjects: Multiple access communication; Protocols; Mobile radio systems

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