Abstract
We examine techniques for increasing spectral efficiency of cellular systems by using slow frequency hopping (FH) with dynamic frequency-hop (DFH) pattern adaptation. We first present analytical results illustrating the improvements in frequency outage probabilities obtained by DFH in comparison with random frequency hopping (RFH). Next, we show simulation results comparing the performance of various DFH and RFH techniques. System performance is expressed by cumulative distribution functions of codeword error rates. Systems that we study incorporate channel coding, interleaving, antenna diversity, and power control. Analysis and simulations consider the effects of path loss, shadowing, Rayleigh fading, cochannel interference, coherence bandwidth, voice activity, and occupancy. The results indicate that systems using DFH can support substantially more users than systems using RFH.
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