// Example 3.8 // To find number of channels in 3 km by 3 km square centered around A in Figure 3.9 for a)without use of microcell b)with the use of lettered microcells c)all base stations are replaced by microcells // Page 89 clc; clear; // Given data R=1; // Cell radius in km r=0.5; // Micro-cell radius in km Nc=60; // Number of channels in base station // a)To find number of channels without use of microcell Nb1=5; // Number of base stations in given area N1=Nb1*Nc; // Number of channels without use of microcell // b)To find number of channels with the use of lettered microcells Nb2=6; // Number of lettered microcells Nb2=Nb1+Nb2; // Total number of base stations in given area N2=Nb2*Nc; // Number of channels with the use of lettered microcells // c)To find number of channels if all base stations are replaced by microcells Nb3=12; // Number of all the microcells Nb3=Nb1+Nb3; // Total number of base stations in given area N3=Nb3*Nc; // Number of channels if all base stations are replaced by microcells // Displaying the result in command window printf('\n Number of channels without use of microcell = %0.0f channels',N1); printf('\n \n Number of channels with the use of lettered microcells = %0.0f channels',N2); printf('\n \n Number of channels if all base stations are replaced by microcells = %0.0f channels',N3);