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22nd August 2003 at 07:29 #33577MatheshGuest
Hi,
I would like to know the formulae to calculate the traffic/lines with the given GOS, i know we have some traffic calculators, but i just wanted to know the formulae as i need to use them in my scripts as part of Traffic related MIS reports,
All help / links will be of great useThanks in Advance
5th September 2003 at 06:33 #33578alvin de leonGuesthi,
i want to know how to compute for the traffic on voice and SMS (GSM), are they computed separately, and what grade of service must be considered?
thanks and more power..5th September 2003 at 06:44 #33579lopipsGuestgood day!!!
i really need to know the computations voice and short messages for GSM. hope for your quick reply.thanx a lot…
9th September 2003 at 06:10 #33580yumaGuesthi
could you give a clue for how to calculate traffic in BTS
thanks29th October 2003 at 16:16 #33581FrancisGuestCan someone please tell me what is the approximate Erlang capcity per an E1 line? Thanks very much
30th October 2003 at 11:16 #33582PankajGuest24 Erlang per E1 is generally taken for design purposes.
30th October 2003 at 13:26 #33583NguyenGuestHi Francis,
It depends on what GOS you preferred. Each E1 line provides 30 speech channels. If the GOS = 2%, the traffic capacity = 22 Erl. If the GOS = 1%, then capacity = 20 Erl.
If the capacity = 24 Erl then GOS = 4% (too high !!!)
Brgds
7th November 2003 at 06:56 #33584Rakesh SachdevaGuestHello everybody,
I am trying to calculate the erlang capacity available on Um interface on a per TCH basis on a fixed GOS (2% for example). Does anybody have any sort of table or calculator for that.
Aditionaly, if we are using half rate (load dependent), is there any means by which we can include those TCH also while calculating the available Erlang capacity?Please provide your valuable inputs on my mail address below:
Thanks
Rakesh
9th November 2003 at 07:58 #33585Navpreet SinghGuesthello
We r using the formula to calculate the using Erlang is A= BHCA * MHT / 3600
. But the question comes into my mind is instead of BHCA it should be Busy hour call seizures(BHCS). Because the MHT is of the BHCS .Please Explain me why we use BHCA.20th November 2003 at 09:31 #33586Yukti MakkarGuestHi
I have to calculate the calculations of no. of traffice channels a BTS can support for CDMA network.
Also how one decides that how many TRXs are required in a BTS.
In nut shell how to calculate the capacity of a BTS in CDMA networkthanx and regards
yukti23rd November 2003 at 04:24 #33587PRATEEK RAJGuesthi ,
I am working on the 3G .
How to calculate the BHCA for the IP based multimedia services , based on 3gpp.
if consider the all ip n/w .with regards,
prateek16th December 2003 at 06:17 #33588MAHILCHIGuestHi,
I am finiding the CPU overload condition for our BCF during BHCA,How do I able to calculate the no of user attempts in my BCF during BHCA.Do we have any formulae?
Our N/w is a lucentPlease help me in this regard.
Thanking you,
Mahilchi7th February 2004 at 12:51 #33589KevinGuestHi
Am a Telecom Engineer. I have doubt regarding how to find the Erlang for a given TG. I heard that 1 pcm would give 18 erlang.
I Would be very grate ful if u could give me the formula for finding the erlang for PCM’s – any criteria to find blocking, drop calls,network capacityHow to find the relation between TS and TCH(CDMA & GSM NETWORKS)? 1TS= how many TCH???
What is ABIS and um interface, M interface and its information??
is it necessary to consider Grade of service and what TRX means ???Please be kind enough to respond to these questions
warm regards
Kevin10th February 2004 at 14:48 #33590bakirGuestWhat is acceptable value of drop calls in GSM (in percentage). Is there any standard?
14th February 2004 at 20:09 #33591Assem AsadGuestHi Bakir
There is no standard value for Drop calls Percentage, But there is an agreement between the operator and the provider about the range of drop calls so that the provider is accountable. in some countries it may be about 2% in another countries may reach 4%, but the point here is to know how to analyze the statistics and the reasons of drop calls.Regards
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