Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the connection admis-sion control problem in mobile personal communications networks. Since user mobility and multimedia traffic are important factors in personal communications networks, in contrast to other studies on this aspect which either focused on only single-class call connections or ignored user mobility, our study directly addresses the connection admission control for multiple-class calls with user mobility. A generic class of coordinate-convex admission control policies is considered. An efficient numerical method is proposed to derive the connection-level quality of service (QoS), and is verified with computer simulation results. The results obtained show that, besides offered load, user mobility can have a great impact on the connection-level QoS. The proposed analysis may be employed in a network design tool for studying the admission control policy and for selecting system parameters to satisfy the required connection-level QoS.