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  • 21st September 2000 at 19:12 #32860
    Bjørn
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    hello

    is there a web page with the erlang formula?
    What does 2,5 Erlang C tells me?

    12th October 2000 at 10:38 #32861
    koni surya
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    hi,is there a web page with the erlang formula?

    4th December 2000 at 12:25 #32862
    Steve Cain
    Guest

    Hi,

    I am looking for the Erlang B formula and the theory behind it. I would be grateful if anyone who has this information to let me know.

    Thanks,

    18th December 2000 at 21:23 #32863
    Jose Quintero
    Guest

    Steve,

    The erlang B formula is well describe in the Book Digital telephony form Jhon Bellami.

    Bassicaly is a poisson formula.

    if you want the formula I am be able to provide it to you.

    Regards

    19th December 2000 at 18:50 #32864
    Rommel
    Guest

    Erlang C is a model where blocked calls are queued. This formula is traditionally used in call center environments.

    2,5 Erlangs is the amount of traffic carried/offered to traffic sensitive facilities.

    In order to get usable numbers you still need GoS and delay factor.

    20th December 2000 at 13:14 #32865
    Steve Cain
    Guest

    Hi Jose,

    I will check out the book you mention. Meanwhile if you have the formula(ae) I would be grateful if you could send it to me at: scain@lucent.com

    many thanks,

    Steve

    22nd December 2000 at 11:41 #32866
    betul
    Guest

    really, I couldn’t see any web page About ERlang a,b,c formula.If you know could you please help me?

    4th January 2001 at 14:57 #32867
    Chris Wood
    Guest

    Here are a couple of links that will give you some background to Erlang. I thought I had a copy of the formula but I can’t seem to put my hands on it right now. If I do I will post it.

    http://www.teleopti.com/callcenter/wizard/about.asp
    http://www.harcourt.com/dictionary/def/3/6/4/1/3641300.html
    http://www.abc.net.au/science/k2/moments/s110494.htm

    5th January 2001 at 06:22 #32869
    betul
    Guest

    Rommel & Chris Wood: thank you very much.

    9th January 2001 at 00:18 #32871
    Rommel
    Guest

    Or you can use the poisson function of Excel to find blocking:
    =(POISSON(,,FALSE))/(POISSON(,,TRUE))

    where = # of servers
    = BHT load in erlangs

    22nd January 2001 at 06:49 #32872
    purwadi?
    Guest

    I’m student of telecommunication enggineering looking for theory about traffic in PSTN for my thesis. Does anyone know where i can find it?

    Thank you.

    8th February 2001 at 20:23 #32873
    kawfee
    Guest

    I have seen several addins for Excel that utilize the Erlang B model. I have downloaded and tried two different variations of the addin, and neither one seem to provide me with the answer I was looking for. Does anyone have a source for a reliable and accuarate Erlang B add in?

    I need it to help calculate bandwidth when traffic and blcking are known, as well as to estimate Minutes of usage per day…

    kawfee

    9th July 2001 at 20:43 #32874
    Ruber Castro
    Guest

    Could anybody tell me the Poisson formula for traffic calculation?

    10th July 2001 at 00:28 #32875
    Jose Quintero
    Guest

    Ruben

    Give your email address to sent to you

    My address is: jquintero@alcatel.com.ve

    See

    5th September 2001 at 07:10 #32876
    Arun Kumar
    Guest

    hi Richard Arcadi

    i saw ur macro for Excel.
    If u have the Excel sheet can u send me the same.
    To this mail Id:daarunkumar@hotmail.com

    Thank & Regards

    Arun

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