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Traffic Calculation

The document defines parameters for calculating traffic in a GSM network, including Erlangs, grade of service (GOS), traffic channels (TCH), and dedicated control channels (SDCCH). It provides details on two site types - Type 2 sites with 2 TRXs per sector and Type 4 sites with 4 TRXs per sector. It then gives the procedure for calculating traffic for each site type, which involves determining TSs, GOS, Erlangs, subscribers per sector, and accounting for SDCCH usage to obtain the actual traffic load.

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Traffic Calculation

The document defines parameters for calculating traffic in a GSM network, including Erlangs, grade of service (GOS), traffic channels (TCH), and dedicated control channels (SDCCH). It provides details on two site types - Type 2 sites with 2 TRXs per sector and Type 4 sites with 4 TRXs per sector. It then gives the procedure for calculating traffic for each site type, which involves determining TSs, GOS, Erlangs, subscribers per sector, and accounting for SDCCH usage to obtain the actual traffic load.

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TRAFFIC CALCULATION

For this we have to define some parameters 1. Erlang 2. GOS 3. TCH 4.SDCCH 5. Site Type

Erlang
An Erlang is a unit of GSM traffic measurement.
an Erlang represents the continuous use of

one voice path. it is used to describe the total traffic volume of one hour.

GOS (Grade of Service)


GOS means Grade of service
probability of call blocking, probability of call

failure. 2% blocking means 2 calls could be blocked out of 100.

TCH

TCH stands for traffic channel The traffic channel carries speech or data information. The different types of traffic channel are listed below: Full rate TCH/FS: Speech (13 kbit/s net, 22.8 kbit/s gross) TCH/EFR: Speech (12.2 kbit/s net, 22.8 kbit/s gross) TCH/F9.6: 9.6 kbit/s data TCH/F4.8: 4.8 kbit/s data TCH/F2.4 2.4 kbit/s data Half rate TCH/HS: speech (6.5 kbit/s net, 11.4 kbit/s gross) TCH/H4.8 4.8 kbit/s data TCH/H2.4 2.4 kbit/s data

SDCCH
It is also a traffic channel named Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel.
It supports the transfer of Data to and from

the MS during call setup and validation.

Site Types
We will consider here two types of sites. 1. Type 2 site 2. Type 4 site

In case of Type2 sites we have only 900 band. Each sector have 2 TRXS means total 6 TRXs of 3 sectors of a site. In case of Type4 sites we have 900 and 1800 bands both. Each sector have 4 TRXs means total 12 TRXs of 3 sectors of a site.

Procedure For Type2(900 only) sites


For one sector we have Total nos of TRX = 2 Which implies TS = 16 From 16 TS one is used for BCCH, then we left 15 TS. GOS = .02 or 2% Using erlang Calculator we got 9 erlang traffic. As we know total traffic allowed/ subscriber is 15merlang. So we can calculate total number of subscriber/sector. Divide the total erlang i.e. 9erlang/ 15m erlang = 600 subs Now for all sectors we have 27 erlang traffic and 1800 subs. To calculate the actual traffic Actual traffic = total SDCCH usage SDCCH traffic = 1800 *3.56 m erlang = 6.408 erlang So actual traffic = 27 6.408 = 20.59 erlang

Procedure For Type4(900 and 1800) sites



For one sector we have Total nos of TRX = 4 Which implies TS = 32 From 32 TS one is used for BCCH, then we left 30 TS. GOS = .02 or 2% Using erlang Calculator we got 21.9 erlang traffic. As we know total traffic allowed/ subscriber is 15merlang. So we can calculate total number of subscriber/sector. Divide the total erlang i.e 21.9erlang/ 15m erlang = 1460 subs Now for all sectors we have 65.7 erlang traffic and 4380 subs. To calculate the actual traffic Actual traffic = total SDCCH usage SDCCH traffic = 4380 *2*3.56 m erlang = 31.185 erlang So actual traffic = 65.7 31.185 = 34.515 erlang

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