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my CDMA BSC capacity is 15k . How i can calculate no of subscribers it can handle…
It depends on your average traffic per subscriber. Different countries and different cultures. In the UAE the average traffic per subscriber is 75miliErlang one of the highest in the world. While the nominal is 25miliErlang. In our country it is 33miliErlang. If your average traffic per subscriber is high your BSC can handle less subscribers. but I don’t remember the formulae. someone else may help you.
Abdel
capacity of 15k… 15k of what ? erlangs ?
in our system , we use 25 erlang per carrier/per sector.& capacity of BSC is 15K. then pls tell me how to calculate no. of subscribes it can handle.
In GSM
If average traffic per sub. is 25 miliErlang
0.025 = traffic(Erl)/Number of subscribersBSC capacity = 15,000 Erl
thus
subscriber = 15k/0.025 = 600Kis there any difference for CDMA system.
it would approximatively be the same. it only depends on which law you use to calculate capacity : erlang B law, erlang C law, … ?
impact of HGREI command in HLR??
Anyone knows?If BSC having TRX 2048 than how can we calculate Traffic in erlag and no. of subs
How do you calculat erlang per sector.
if for BTS configuration 1/1/1 what’s the number of subscriber it support for 25mE for single carrier
Hello
average traffic per subscriber is 75miliErlang
So how we can calculate MOU per subscriber per month ?
Some refrence talk about it and they said that in some operator it reach 800 , mou =800 , in china 2015 there are some reports talk about mou =430
How i can calculate
In our network 21 to 30 merli need to convert number of users to Erlang ,to know how many sites i need to cover these users
Answer to Prabhu.
Use the MML command during a low traffic period.
It can take APZ processing power.
Careful with HLR-R (Mated Pairs) implementation.
HGREI:VLRADDS=vlradds;
HGREI: VLRADDS=vldaddr, REDHLR;VBR/ Wallis Dudhnath
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