Evaluation of a Model to Enhance Resource Allocated to Device-to-Device Communication in CDMA based Cellular Systems - Resource Capacity Analysis
Keywords:
Device-to-Device, CDMA, Resource capacity evaluation, system throughput, user equipment, cellular networkAbstract
Development of models for capacity allocated to Device-to-Device (D2D) communication had taken such great advantage in recent researches. Device-to-Device (D2D) communication was first introduced in some standard of wireless communication standard, then in mobile communication during the third generation (CDMA technology). Resource allocated to D2D brought many challenges in mobile communication especially in frequency reuse (design). In this paper, D2D capacity resource allocation was developed based on Shannon mathematic model. We developed a new mathematical model based on Shannon equation to increase the capacity gain and system throughput of resources allocated to D2D in CDMA. Our evaluation was based on two scenarios, one without frequency reuse and another with frequency reuse and the throughput was calculated. The work should help enhancing capacity of resources allocated for D2D users.
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