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    Default Uplink Capacity and Interference Avoidance for Two-Tier Femtocell Networks

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    Default Re: Uplink Capacity and Interference Avoidance for Two-Tier Femtocell Networks

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    Abstract
    —Two-tier femtocell networks– comprising a conventional
    cellular network plus embedded femtocell hotspots– offer
    an economically viable solution to achieving high cellular user
    capacity and improved coverage. With universal frequency reuse
    and DS-CDMA transmission however, the ensuing cross-tier
    interference causes unacceptable outage probability. This paper
    develops an uplink capacity analysis and interference avoidance
    strategy in such a two-tier CDMA network. We evaluate a
    network-wide area spectral efficiency metric called the
    operating
    contour (OC)
    defined as the feasible combinations of the average
    number of active macrocell users and femtocell base stations
    (BS) per cell-site that satisfy a target outage constraint. The
    capacity analysis provides an accurate characterization of the
    uplink outage probability, accounting for power control, path
    loss and shadowing effects. Considering worst case interference
    at a corner femtocell, results reveal that interference avoidance
    through a time-hopped CDMA physical layer and sectorized
    antennas allows about a 7x higher femtocell density, relative to
    a split spectrum two-tier network with omnidirectional femtocell
    antennas. A femtocell exclusion region and a tier selection
    based handoff policy offers modest improvements in the OCs.
    These results provide guidelines for the design of robust shared
    spectrum two-tier networks.

    Index Terms
    —Operating Contours, Code Division Multiaccess,

    Macrocell, Femtocell, Cellular, Uplink Capacity, Outage Pr
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