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1. In a wireless network, there are 50 users connected simultaneously. Each user generates an average
of 2 Mbps (megabits per second) of data traffic. The wireless network operates at a maximum
capacity of 100 Mbps. Calculate the traffic intensity of the wireless network.
Solution:
To calculate the traffic intensity of the wireless network, we need to determine the total amount of
data traffic generated by all the users and divide it by the network's maximum capacity.
Step 1: Calculate the total data traffic generated by all users.
Total data traffic = Number of users × Average data traffic per user
Total data traffic = 50 users × 2 Mbps = 100 Mbps
Step 2: Calculate the traffic intensity.
Traffic intensity = Total data traffic / Network capacity
Traffic intensity = 100 Mbps / 100 Mbps = 1
2. In a wireless network, there are 100 users connected simultaneously. The total data traffic
generated by all users is 500 Mbps. Calculate the traffic intensity per user in the wireless network.
Solution:
To calculate the traffic intensity per user, we need to divide the total data traffic generated by all
users by the number of users.
Step 1: Calculate the traffic intensity per user.
Traffic intensity per user = Total data traffic / Number of users
Traffic intensity per user = 500 Mbps / 100 users = 5 Mbps