Handover Analysis on High Speed Train with Doppler Frequency Spread
Jingxian Liu, Xiyu Wang

TL;DR
This paper analyzes LTE handover performance for high speed trains across different environments, considering Doppler effects due to train speed, and evaluates key metrics like delay and throughput.
Contribution
It introduces a system model that incorporates Doppler frequency spread effects into LTE handover analysis for high speed railways.
Findings
Doppler spread impacts handover delay and starting time
System parameters like SNR and throughput are affected by train speed
Insights for improving LTE handover in high-speed railway environments
Abstract
This paper investigates the handover performance on high speed train (HST) via different speed under three scenarios, which are viaduct environment, cutting environment and urban area. To provide stable wireless service, we adopt Long Term Evolution (LTE) for high speed railway (HST) system. Moreover, we consider the effect of speed on handover procedure. Interchannel interference (ICI) caused by the Doppler frequency spread is related to the speed of HST, which is considered into the proposed system to evaluate the system handover performance including handover starting time and handover delay. Numerical results show the parameters in the system including SNR, throughput, handover starting time and handover delay. The proposed system provides some insights for practical railway system.
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Taxonomy
TopicsWireless Communication Networks Research · Power Line Communications and Noise · Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
