In wireless communication system, coverage area, transmission quality, signal strength are affected by shadowing, wireless interference, white Gaussian noise etc. This problems can be avoided by deploying more number of eNBs in geographical area, but it will increase deployment cost. In this paper a cost efficient Relay Station (RS) deployment using cost based RS placement (CRP) approach is proposed. After deploying the RSs, average received power by users are also calculated in the paper. The five parameters such as Transmission Signal Strength index (TSSI), RS placement Price index (RPPI), Area covered for service with population (ACS-P) and without population (ACS) and interference index (II) are calculated for deployment of RSs. The simulation results shows that CRP approach is a cost efficient approach. © 2016 IEEE.

Vinoth Babu K

Department of Communication Engineering

School of Electronics Engineering

Vellore Campus

Jishnu C.K

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An efficient Relay Station deployment method for multi-hop networks

2016 Online International Conference on Green Engineering and Technologies (IC-GET)

In recent years, issues on greenhouse pollution and power consumption related to the operation of information communication technology (ICT) devices have triggered a huge amount of research work towards green radio communication. Many of the power efficient solutions will introduce cost performance trade-offs. The energy efficient solution which also takes care of the quality requests of the mobile customer is really required for the 5G based green radio communication. It is identified that enhanced nodeBs (eNB) are power inefficient and not suited for many deployment scenarios. Multihop relay (MHR) network is the suitable alternate for eNB especially in the coverage holes and cell edges. But MHR network suffers by various quality issues like site planning and path selection. Many of the site planning and path selection schemes will fail under network imbalance conditions. In this work, we have proposed a hybrid throughput oriented (TO) - load aware spectral efficient routing (LASER) scheme which offers high performance even under network load imbalance conditions. The simulation results proved that the proposed scheme is more suited for future green radio communication. © 2015 River Publishers.

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Quality of Service Aware Multi-Hop Relay Networks for Green Radio Communication

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Optimal Relay Station Placement in Broadband Wireless Access Networks

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