4G Mobile Network Planning in Seiyun City to Upgrade the Existed Networks

K.S. Bin Sahaq¹ , A.O. Aldhaibani² , S. Ba.khamis³ , S. Bin Sumaida⁴ , A. Ba-zighifan⁵ , A. Qomsi⁶ , A. Al-Dainy⁷ , A. Ba`awdh⁸

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal
Vol.12 , Issue.5 , pp.1-5, Oct-2024

Online published on Oct 31, 2024

Copyright © K.S. Bin Sahaq, A.O. Aldhaibani, S. Ba.khamis, S. Bin Sumaida, A. Ba-zighifan, A. Qomsi, A. Al-Dainy, A. Ba`awdh . This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
 

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Abstract :
This paper presents the results of a research effort on the present and future of the current government cellular communications network in the city of Seiyun in terms of coverage, signal strength, and service provided. In recent times, Seiyun city has experienced an increase in population, a reduction in network coverage, and insufficient capacity from corporate stations to service certain areas. Many 4G stations have been planned and established in Seiyun as a result of the growing demand for mobile data consumption brought on by new applications like video chats, live streaming of sporting events, faster online browsing, and other heavily streamed material. The goal of the fourth generation of radio technologies, or 4G, is to increase speed and capacity. It can handle broader channels up to 20 MHz, shorter transmission times, and better wireless access technologies. For this research, we have designed a 4G network that will be established over the course of the next ten years, and even beyond. Furthermore, this research has involved comparing the signal levels and throughput values of our network, which covers the entire city of Seiyun, with current networks.

Key-Words / Index Term :
4G Network, 4G coverage, Network planning, throughput

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