Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for optimizing a real cellular, wireless communication network that combines mobility load balancing (MLB) with coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) in a joint and coordinated optimization. An optimal set of physical base station parameters is determined by performing an iterative direct search. The iterative direct search comprises a partitioning strategy to jointly determine an optimal partition of the served area and an associated optimal load of each of the plurality of base stations for a current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration; said partitioning strategy using an updated value of the received power of the pilot or reference signal for each the plurality of user locations associated with the current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for optimizing a real cellular, wireless communication network that combines mobility load balancing (MLB) with coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) in a joint and coordinated optimization. An optimal set of physical base station parameters is determined by performing an iterative direct search. The iterative direct search comprises a partitioning strategy to jointly determine an optimal partition of the served area and an associated optimal load of each of the plurality of base stations for a current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration; said partitioning strategy using an updated value of the received power of the pilot or reference signal for each the plurality of user locations associated with the current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for optimizing a real cellular, wireless communication network that combines mobility load balancing (MLB) with coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) in a joint and coordinated optimization. An optimal set of physical base station parameters is determined by performing an iterative direct search. The iterative direct search comprises a partitioning strategy to jointly determine an optimal partition of the served area and an associated optimal load of each of the plurality of base stations for a current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration; said partitioning strategy using an updated value of the received power of the pilot or reference signal for each the plurality of user locations associated with the current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration. (FIG.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for optimizing a real cellular, wireless communication network that combines mobility load balancing (MLB) with coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) in a joint and coordinated optimization. An optimal set of physical base station parameters is determined by performing an iterative direct search. The iterative direct search comprises a partitioning strategy to jointly determine an optimal partition of the served area and an associated optimal load of each of the plurality of base stations for a current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration; said partitioning strategy using an updated value of the received power of the pilot or reference signal for each the plurality of user locations associated with the current set of physical base station parameters for each direct search iteration.

Abstract: A method for fabricating a microelectronic device comprising: a support, an etched stack of thin layers comprising: at least one first block and at least one second block resting on the support, in which at least one drain region and at least one source region, respectively, are capable of being formed, several semiconductor bars connecting a first zone of the first block and another zone of the second block, and able to form a multi-branch transistor channel, or several transistor channels, the device also comprising: a gate surrounding said bars and located between said first block and said second block, the gate being in contact with a first and a second insulating spacer in contact with at least one sidewall of the first block and with at least one sidewall of the second block, respectively, and at least partially separated from the first block and the second block, via said insulating spacers.

Abstract: A method for fabricating a microelectronic device comprising: a support, an etched stack of thin layers comprising: at least one first block and at least one second block resting on the support, in which at least one drain region and at least one source region, respectively, are capable of being formed, several semiconductor bars connecting a first zone of the first block and another zone of the second block, and able to form a multi-branch transistor channel, or several transistor channels, the device also comprising: a gate surrounding said bars and located between said first block and said second block, the gate being in contact with a first and a second insulating spacer in contact with at least one sidewall of the first block and with at least one sidewall of the second block, respectively, and at least partially separated from the first block and the second block, via said insulating spacers.

Abstract: A method for fabricating a microelectronic device including a support, an etched stack of thin layers including at least one first block and at least one second block resting on the support, in which at least one drain region and at least one source region, respectively, are capable of being formed, plural semiconductor bars connecting a first zone of the first block and another zone of the second block, and able to form a multi-branch transistor channel, or plural transistor channels. A gate surrounds the bars and is located between the first block and the second block, the gate being in contact with a first and second insulating spacer in contact with at least one sidewall of the first block and with at least one sidewall of the second block, respectively, and at least partially separated from the first block and the second block, via the insulating spacers.