Frequency reuse for two co-existing TDMA personal communications systems

Two strategies to share radio spectrum for two co-existing personal communications systems are discussed. The implications on signal quality are examined by simulating wireless access for portable users and gathering the statistic of the signal to co-channel interference ratio. The author shows that, for two service providers to offer services in a common geographic region with interleaved port locations, it is preferable that the radio spectrum be partitioned between the two systems.<
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