Abstract:
A method and apparatus is provided for transmitting an orthogonal frequency domain multiple access (OFDMA) signal including a synchronization channel signal transmitted including a plurality of sequence elements intereleaved in time and frequency (610, 640). The synchronization channel signal sequence elements enable an initial acquisition and cell search method with low computational load by providing predetermined time domain symmetry (702, 704) for common sequence elements in OFDMA symbol periods (620, 660) for OFDMA symbol timing detection and frequency error detection in an OFDMA system supporting multiple system bandwidths, both synchronized and un-synchronized systems, a large cell index and an OFDMA symbol structure with both short and long cyclic prefix length.
Abstract:
A wireless communication entity schedulable in a wireless communication network, including a controller (603) communicably coupled to a power amplifier (608), wherein the controller varies a maximum transmit power of the wireless communication entity based on the radio resource assignment information receiver by the radio receiver.
Abstract:
A method in a wireless communication network infrastructure scheduling entity, including allocating a radio resource to a schedulable wireless communication entity in the wireless communication network, the radio resource allocated based on a maximum power available to the schedulable wireless communication entity for the radio resource allocated, the radio resource allocated based on an interference impact of the schedulable wireless communication entity operating on the radio resource allocated.
Abstract:
A system [100] includes a base station [105] to communicate wireless data with at least one user terminal [125, 130] within a cell serviced by the base station [105]. A central backhaul access point [135] communicates wireless backhaul data with the base station [105]. At least a first portion of the wireless data and a second portion of the wireless backhaul data is communicated via Spatial Division Multiple Access (“SDMA”), and the first portion of the wireless data utilizes at least some same time-frequency resources as the second portion of the wireless backhaul data.
Abstract:
A base station (105) includes a scheduler (220) to determine a location of a user terminal (110) within a cell (125) of a wireless system (100). The cell has a cell boundary (125). The scheduler (220) also determines a subcarrier frequency diverse resource allocation for a call on the user terminal (110) in response to the location of the user terminal (110) being within a predetermined distance from an edge of the cell boundary (125). The scheduler (220) further determines a subcarrier frequency selective resource allocation for the call on the user terminal (110) in response to the location of the user terminal (110) being beyond a predetermined distance from the edge of the cell boundary. The base station (105) also includes a transceiver (215) to transmit the call according to the subcarrier frequency diverse resource allocation and the subcarrier frequency selective resource allocation.
Abstract:
During operation radio frames are divided into a plurality of subframes. Data is transmitted over the radio frames within a plurality of subframes, and having a frame duration selected from two or more possible frame durations.
Abstract:
In a multi-carrier communication system employing adaptive modulation and coding, a receiver feeds back channel quality information for a “binned” group of subcarriers instead of sending an individual quality report for each subcarrier. A transmitter will utilize the channel quality information for the bin to determine a set of γeff values corresponding to a set of modulation and coding scheme candidates, where γeff is an effective SNR that would yield a same FER in an AWGN channel. The transmitter utilizes the set of γeff values to aid in determining a modulation and coding scheme, and determine a single modulation and coding scheme for all subcarriers within the channel.
Abstract:
A base station (101) will request the transmission of quality information from a particular remote stations (102, 103) only when data is queued to be transmitted to the remote stations. Once a remote station begins the transmission of channel quality information, the transmission of such information continues until the data transmission is successfully delivered to the remote station. The base station receives the channel quality information and adjusts the modulation and coding of the remote stations accordingly. Where data is transmitted simultaneously to a plurality of remote stations, a set of queues (303) for the multiple remote stations is maintained, and based on queue status, a channel quality request messages is sent to a sub-set of remote stations with data queued.
Abstract:
Narrowband remote units will scan over frequencies within a wideband channel spectrum, evaluating frequency-selective channel characteristics. The best sub-channel(s) for communication will be determined and reported back to a base station via a channel-quality report message. The base station will then utilize only a narrowband portion (e.g., one sub-channel comprised of a plurality of OFDM subcarriers) of the wideband channel for transmitting data to the narrowband unit.
Abstract:
A method in wireless communications network infrastructure including transmitting (210) first layer broadcast/multicast service content information on a first channel, and transmitting (220) second layer broadcast/multicast service content information on a second channel, at least one of the first and second channels a shared broadcast channel, wherein the first and second layer broadcast/multicast service content information is related. The information is received and combined (230) at a subscriber device, wherein a least one of the first and second layers capable of being decoded and used without the other of the first and second layers.