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This paper presents a novel class-based fair code allocation (CFCA) protocol to support delay and rate guarantees for realtime flows and to provide fairness for non-real-time flows on the downlink of WCDMA- and VSF-OFCDM-based cellular networks. CFCA not only assigns bandwidth dynamically to different flows but also determines those appropriate OVSF codes whose assignment results in the minimum overhead for code reassignments during dynamic bandwidth allocation. To reduce the overhead of code reassignments, this paper introduces the concept of affinity-mate and enables bandwidth allocation and code placement to interact with each other. A new performance metric, called class-based rate degradation ratio (CRD), is introduced to ensure fairness in providing rate and delay guarantees by measuring the rate degradations of flows based on their traffic types. The simulation results show that code reassignment overhead can be reduced by up to 60% for high network loads. For low network loads, fairness is achieved fully, but for high network loads the average rate requirement is met fairly for 95% of the flows.

Class-Based Fair Code Allocation with Delay Guarantees for OVSF-CDMA and VSF-OFCDM in Next-Generation Cellular Networks