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Iterative interference increase estimation (I/sup 3/E): a CAC scheme for UMTS uplink

Capone et al., 2003

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4360833849510777846
Author
Capone A
Redana S
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2003 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking, 2003. WCNC 2003.

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A flexible radio resource utilization in W-CDMA systems, like UMTS, can be achieved using call admission control (CAC) schemes since the number of calls admitted can be adjusted according to interference conditions. Efficient CAC schemes proposed for the uplink …
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