ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022
Development of Wireless Network Indoor Coverage System Based on Optical Fiber Distribution System.
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Abstract
With the continuous development of network communication technology, the domestic network has covered the homes of ordinary people, but the indoor coverage system of the network cable network needs to be further improved. The optical fiber distribution system is a signal coverage system integrating GSM, TD-SCDMA, and other standards. It is mainly composed of system access unit, system expansion unit, and system remote unit. Wireless network is an important communication technology, which is easy to use and can be connected wirelessly over long distances. The purpose of this paper is to study an optical fiber distribution system for indoor coverage design of wireless networks, so as to achieve faster and more efficient coverage. In this paper, a wireless network signal processing algorithm is proposed, and a systematic method for designing the wireless network indoor coverage of the optical fiber distribution system is proposed, and the algorithms are compared and tested. The test results in this paper show that the signal strength obtained by the algorithm in this paper is -54.83 dB, while the traditional artificial design algorithm is only -45.97 dB. In addition, the wireless network base point of the algorithm in this paper is also 3 lower than the traditional one. Moreover, the coverage rate achieved by the algorithm in this paper is 3.17% higher than that of the network cable network base point layout given by the genetic algorithm, and the average received signal strength is 3.34 dB higher. In addition, the algorithm in this paper takes 9.1 s, 11.2 s, and 5.3 s for the three scenarios of underground parking lot, large shopping mall, and residential residential area, while the traditional manual design algorithm takes 87.9 s, 108.8 s, and 51.7 s, respectively. The algorithm in this paper is only about 1/10 of the traditional artificial design algorithm. Therefore, it can be concluded that the coverage effect of the wireless network indoor coverage system of the optical fiber distribution system designed in this paper is significantly improved.
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