Solution for call drop
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi directed officials to take urgent steps to resolve the problem of frequent call drops, which he said directly affects the public. He expressed concern over the issue and asked officials what is being done to address it. He wants steps taken urgently to solve the problem and ensure data connectivity issues do not arise in the future. The Communications Minister also said call drops are a national problem and telecom providers must find solutions, including using public infrastructure, to address why the problem has become so severe in recent months.
Solution for call drop
- 1. New Delhi, Aug 25: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday directed officials to initiate urgent steps to resolve the problem of call drops. “The Prime Minister expressed serious concern over the issue of ‘call drops’ and asked officials what steps were being taken to address this problem, which, he said, directly affects the common man. He directed that steps be taken urgently to resolve the problem, and to ensure that problems in voice connectivity do not extend to data connectivity in the future,” said an official statement issued here after Modi reviewed the performance of infrastructure sectors. The Prime Minister, who was also apprised of the status of mobile connectivity across the country, directed officials to explore the possibility of leveraging existing resources, including Railway and other communication infrastructure, to provide connectivity in remote and unconnected areas. He said the targets for digital infrastructure should be synchronised with those of the Digital India initiative. ‘National problem’ Later, addressing reporters, Communications Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the government was proactive and now telecom service providers should also take the matter seriously. Terming call drops a “national problem”, he said: “While we appreciate the work done by the telecom industry in mobile telephony, they have to find solutions, including public sector bodies, as to why the whole problem has become serious over the past three-four months. The answer has to be discovered by them…remedial measures have to be taken by them. The response has to come from them.” (This article was published on business line August 25, 2015)
- 2. Most of the call drops are happening in the metro cities at busy street/market areas, while traveling on the road , the suburban and metro railways,highways,Fly overs,tunnels,Bridges etc. Adding more towers is not an ideal solution for this call drop issues because call drops happens because of various issues .Examples are below, 1. Lack of coverage 2. Lack of capacity 3. Interference 4. Hand off/over failure 5. Poor quality network To fix the call drop issue then we need to provide the dedicated network to that locations .We can fix this using DAS. The right solution is Multi operator/Technology Active DAS (Distributed antenna system) Distributed Antenna System-DAS-is the solutions that provides mobile coverage, where the coverage, capacity or quality otherwise would not had been satisfactory DAS solutions are increasingly deployed and introduced to mobile networks, as user demands for “everywhere coverage” are matched by the opportunity for mobile operators to offer improved services and increase traffic revenues.
- 3. A DAS consists of a master Unit or head-end linked to a mobile operator’s base station. The main hub transmits the mobile signal to remote units (RUs) and antennas, which amplify the signal in specific areas of the venue. DAS solutions transport RF signals in digital format from the Master Unit to the RU. This means that the signal does not attenuate nor suffer any impairments or distortion between the master unit and RU, and the master unit can simulcast the digital signal to all of the RUs in the system. Digital systems can also be configured to support other frequency reuse factors, up To and including single frequency reuse. In other words, DAS systems can be configured to operate at any point on the deployment continuum emphasizing coverage to capacity. Digital transport offers peak RF performance and greater system architecture scale and flexibility compared to analogue solutions, and far less fibre infrastructure while offering Maximum bandwidth to capacity crowd. Fixing the call drop issue the first step is Gap filling by using DAS solution
- 4. Radio Plannig For getting a proper result the telcos has to do a proper planing by using proper plannig tool .They have to avoid their excell sheet calculations and try to use the planning tools which have the capability to give the quality,capacity and the data rate prediction map. The Benefits of Active DAS 1. Bigger Cells for voice-2G 2. Hot spots for data-3G&4G 3. Multi Opereator in a single infra structure 4. Proper hand over 5. Dedicated network 6. High capacity area 7. Good quality network 8. Seamless coverage 9. Futurestic solution 10.Less mauntenence 11.Low O&M cost