Problem 2 AConsider a cellular system of hexagonal structure. It is assumed that all the base stations transmit with the same power and the path loss follow the break-point model with exponent 4. The required S/I (signal power to interference power ratio) is 12dB. The fading margin is 10dB. What is the minimum cluster size?

Problem 2 AConsider a cellular system of hexagonal structure. It is assumed that all the base stations transmit with the same power and the path loss follow the break-point model with exponent 4. The required S/I (signal power to interference power ratio) is 12dB. The fading margin is 10dB. What is the minimum cluster size?

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