Cellular Communications

Running head: CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Author Note:

1CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
Table of Contents
Question 1..................................................................................................................................3
Question 2..................................................................................................................................4
Question 3..................................................................................................................................5
References..................................................................................................................................8

2CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
Question 1
The phenomenon of cell splitting is the act of dividing an overcrowded cell into many
different inconsequential cells along with a drop in their aerial size or height and transmission
power and each having a separate base position. This leads to the swelling of the cellular
structure size which strengthens over the number of times the channels are used again and
again.
The figure below highlights that the zone, A is attending is assumed to be flooded with
traffic. To gush the quantity of the channels and to decrease the region attended by the single
base station, new base positions are required in the zone. To be very accurate, six new
microcells are confining A: B.C, D, E, F and G.
Figure 1 Cell splitting