Visible to the public Analysis of Downlink Scheduling to Bridge between Delay and Throughput in LTE Networks

TitleAnalysis of Downlink Scheduling to Bridge between Delay and Throughput in LTE Networks
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2020
AuthorsMadi, Nadim K. M., Madi, Mohammed
Conference Name2020 7th International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ICEEE)
Keywordsdelay, delays, Downlink, Downlink packet scheduling, Long Term Evolution, QoS, quality of service, RBs Planning, Scheduling algorithms, Throughput
AbstractThe steady growing trend of user demand in using various 4G mobile broadband applications obligates telecom operators to thoroughly plan a precise Quality of Service (QoS) contract with its subscribers. This directly reveals a challenge in figuring out a sophisticated behavior of radio resources (RBs) at the base station to effectively handle the oscillated loads to fulfill their QoS profiles. This paper elaborates on the above issue by analyzing the behavior of the downlink packet scheduling scheme and proposes a solution to bridge between the two major QoS indicators for Real-Time (RT) services, that are, throughput and delay. The proposed scheduling scheme emphasizes that a prior RBs planning indeed has an immense impact on the behavior of the deployed scheduling rule, particularly, when heterogeneous flows share the channel capacity. System-level simulations are performed to evaluate the proposed scheduling scheme in a comparative manner. The numerical results of throughput and delay assured that diverse QoS profiles can be satisfied in case of considering RBs planning.
DOI10.1109/ICEEE49618.2020.9102546
Citation Keymadi_analysis_2020