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30th March 2000 at 23:28 #32542WadeGuest
I am reading an article which mentions BHCC and BHCA, but the artical did not say what they stand for.
I gather they mean something on nubmer of call connections and completions (maybe per hour?), but would actually like to know what the exact wording is.
Thanks,
Wade.31st March 2000 at 23:28 #32543D. LoverGuestI know for sure that BHCC stands for Busy Hour Call Completions. I will assume that BHCA stands for Busy Hour Call Attempts.
8th November 2000 at 08:51 #32544koiGuestBHCA is Busy Hour Call Attempts.I use this from Traffic catergory measurement in our GSM network.
But I didn’t really know BHCC.21st December 2000 at 13:45 #32545Jose QuinteroGuestBHCC,
Busy Hour call completion, meand the capacity of one PBX to establish call between Users
8th January 2001 at 18:44 #32546Richar ArcadiGuestI believe that BHCC means BHC Completion, as already posted. BHCA
is already explained.The relationship (for trunks with
blocking = 0%), is as follows:BHCC = BHCA * ASR
where ASR means Attemping Size Ratio, or the probability for a
call to get a free channel and be
completed (0% Blocking factor).ASR is to be measured after operations, but a rough estimate for it is between 0.65 and 0.8.
19th April 2001 at 12:48 #32547Francois RustGuestBHCA = BHCC x 3
This is a rule of thumb. Does it still apply?30th May 2001 at 07:36 #32548Muhammad Arshed. (pakistaGuestMainly Mr. Francois and Richar are correct. Mainly there should be a lot of difference between BHCA and BHCC.
Busy hour:
We define busy hour as a particular time in which the network experiences the maximum load.The period in which the maximum number of call attempts are made, this is called BHCA, the quantity of calls in one hour of time over the one tgrp is called BHCA of the TGRP.
CA=successful calls +unsuccessful callsthe BHCC is calls completeed in busy hour. It is always less than BHCA. Because it excludes the unsuccessful calls.
BHCA =BHCC*ASR
ASR in a normal network is 40%
over the trunk it is 35% normally.2nd June 2001 at 01:45 #32549Ed VarGuestBut going a little further, does somebody know the relationchip between BHCA and the effective traffic carried in the Network during the busy hour?
2nd June 2001 at 02:24 #32550Alexis ReyesGuestIf you have just one E1 or T1, then the effective traffic is given by BHCC calculation (# of completed calls * Mean holding time / 3600). Note that BHCA=BHCC.
Traffic Offered is calculating the number of erlangs using Erlang B table based on the number of circuits available in the TG and GOS. Note 1 TG not ever is 1 E1 or 1 T1.2nd June 2001 at 02:26 #32551Alexis ReyesGuestBHCA is grather than or equal to BHCC
6th June 2001 at 05:39 #32552Arshed( Pakistan)GuestI have a question. UMTS is a solution for wireless network for the high bandwidth internet connection.
My question is, do we have such solution for fixed wireline network.
14th December 2001 at 05:11 #32553PVG, IndiaGuestIs there any standard figure for BHCC figure? I have 1000 port PABX system. Can anybody tell me what should be the MINIMUM BHCC figure for my system?
26th February 2002 at 14:53 #32554Mike WalkerGuestWhat is the optimum length of an experiment if you are trying to get 99.99 BHCC at 3000 BCHA?
2nd March 2002 at 15:42 #32555Eric KimGuestI heard that a E1 circuit can handle commonly about 300,000 minutes of traffic per month. Is that right?
If so, how can it be possbile?
7th March 2002 at 22:17 #32556http://sukcom.go.163.comGuestE1= 30 CH
1 hour = 60 mins
1 day =24 hours
1 month = 30 days30*60*24*30=
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