Zero Forcing of Computer Based GSM Bandwidth Optimization
Abstract
The bandwidth optimization control protocol allows the mobile GSM system to send the information (request) and get the response using two different networks simultaneously. The communication could be provided to the mobile nodes not only by improving the transport layer channel capacity, but also by addressing the problems of the transmission channels and reducing their effects as well eliminating the interference in the Internet layer. This accomplished by using the control protocol technology (Zero Forcing) to improve the bandwidth, options and processes that ensure the correct delivery of request and response information. . In this paper, MBOCP Modified Bandwidth Optimization Control Protocol was introduced using hybrid zero forcing algorithm HZFA. The results of our simulation show that the mobile communication system gets higher and more accurate data rates and uses network resources efficiently compared to using a regular network.
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