Performance Analysis of Prioritized Handoff Schemes in Wireless Systems

Uduak Idio Akpan; Constance Kalu; Aniebiet Kingsley Inyang

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Performance Analysis of Prioritized Handoff Schemes in Wireless Systems

Uduak Idio Akpan, Constance Kalu, Aniebiet Kingsley Inyang

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Abstract

The rapid increase in the use of mobile devices demands the need to meet Quality of service requirements of the users. These requirements however, (application demand and allocation) often lead to network congestion and call drops. To deal with this issues (call drop and congestion), many prioritized handoff schemes have been proposed by many researchers. In our previous paper entitled “Development of an Improved Scheme for Minimizing Handoff Failure due to Poor Signal Quality”, we proposed a prioritized handoff scheme which integrates the direction of movement of the mobile device to the M+G scheme in making handoff decision. In this paper, we make comparative analysis of that scheme by comparing its performance with other existing schemes. The MatLab software was used for the simulation.

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Handoff Failure, Mobility Factor, Mobile Networks, Quality of Service, Congestion

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Uduak Idio Akpan

Department of Electrical /Electronics and Computer Engineering, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Constance Kalu

Department of Electrical /Electronics and Computer Engineering, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Aniebiet Kingsley Inyang

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria

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