Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 1, Issue 9

Date of Publication : 31 October 2014

Pages : 448 - 456

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Publication Link : A Study of Handoff to Enhance the (QoS) for Cell Communication in GSM & CDMA

 

 

 

Amit Dixit : Professor, Quantum School of Technology, Mandawar, Roorkee -Dehradun Highway, Roorkee, UK

Sujata Sharma : Research Scholar, Quantum School of Technology, Mandawar, Roorkee -Dehradun Highway, Roorkee, UK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

QoS

Handoff

GSM

CDMA

Wireless Communication

This paper has gives the details of Handoff, and Different parameter required for enhance the Quality of Service in wireless communication. As communication has become the fundamental need for the human society, for this continuously no of user in the given cell area is increasing day by day, and a problem of handoff is occurring. Without much effecting the Quality of Service in communication how one can improve the quality of handoff this paper describe in details the previous study of handoff and latest work on the same. Paper also describe thoroughly handoff strategies and have learned, that handoff is the process where changing the channels like frequency, time slot, spreading codes or combination of them, are associated with the current connection during a call. The service of wireless communication depends on the handoff strategy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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