Abstract:
A method and corresponding equipment for use by a mobile station and/or a radio access network, for altering one or more characteristics of transmissions of the mobile station to a base transceiver station of the radio access network in respect to power and/or modulation and/or coding of the transmissions, based on monitoring broadcast transmissions from other base transceiver stations of the radio access network and determining an estimate of the likelihood of transmissions by the mobile station interfering with communication between the other base transceiver stations and the mobile stations in communication with those other base transceiver stations.
Abstract:
The specification and drawings present a new method, system, apparatus and software product for using a new modified dual symbol rate (MDSR) in an uplink direction in mobile communication systems. The communication between the mobile station and the network element may be performed within evolved GSM/EDGE radio access networks. The MDSR can be for example one and a half times a symbol rate of an uplink speech service, e.g., the current GSM/EDGE symbol rate (13/48 MHz) in the mobile communication system, thus the MDSR may be substantially 13/32 MHz or about 405 kHz. The uplink signal with the MDSR may be modulated, e.g., using a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM), e.g., 16-QAM with 16 states and/or a quadrature phase-shift keying (QPSK, or π/4-QPSK) modulation.
Abstract:
The specification and drawings present a new method, system, apparatus and software product for a timeslot (TSL) reuse typically combined with a frequency reuse for a service based interference control in communication systems. TSL reuse method can be applied to a service with a wider spectrum or a higher symbol rate than for a normal channel bandwidth of a communication system to provide the way for controlling interference. The TSL reuse method can enable interference control for synchronized and unsynchronized networks in uplink (UL) or downlink (DL).
Abstract:
The invention relates to interference cancellation in a receiver in a radio system. The receiver receives at least two input data signals, and extracts an interference estimate signal specific to each input data signal. An interference estimate signal covariance matrix is calculated, and autoregressive parameters and covariance parameters are estimated from the covariance matrix. Interference is canceled from the at least two input data signals by finite impulse response filters using the estimated parameters as filter coefficients in the finite impulse response filters.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a multiplexing method and a transceiver used in a TDMA radio system. The transceiver sets up a connection to another transceiver by transmitting modulated signals in time slots. The transceiver comprises coding means for channel-coding a signal that consists of bits and that is formed into a communication signal, and interleaving means for interleaving the bits of the channel-coded Signal into blocks of a predetermined size. The transceiver also comprises multiplexing means that receive blocks from the interleaving means and that multiplex the interleaved blocks of at least two channel-coded signals together. The transceiver further comprises modulation means for modulating the blocks multiplexed by the multiplexing means with at least four-level modulation before the modulated signal blocks are transmitted as a communication signal in a time slot, so that the transmission speed of the communication signal and the number of the connections to be established can be increased.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for parameter estimation in a digital radio system receiver, and a receiver. The receiver comprises a detector generating a number describing the probability of a received symbol using soft decision metrics. Mean values of the numbers describing the received symbol probability by which an estimator generates a new channel estimate are generated. As the energy of different symbols varies the channel estimate to be generated is weighted by the symbol energy to be generated. The channel estimate change can be attenuated by averaging or by multiplying the change by a weighting value. The channel estimate of the invention can also be used in the estimation of other data communication parameters whereby, for example, the Doppler error can be corrected.
Abstract:
In a mobile communication system, signals which are transmitted from mobile stations moving relative to a base station are subject to a Doppler effect. A technique is described for compensating for that Doppler effect in the received signal, depending on the channel conditions for the received signal. Thus, the Doppler shift compensation is implemented only or mainly in good enough channel conditions.
Abstract:
An error control apparatus and method is disclosed, wherein a control message is used to request a retransmission of a received erroneous digital signal transmitted in a first direction via a transmission medium. The control message is transmitted in a second direction of said transmission medium, wherein the transmission rate of the control method is controlled in dependence on a usage of the transmission medium in the second direction and/or an amount of available memory in a receiving means (5) for receiving said digital signal. Thereby, the overall data throughout in the first and second direction can be optimized by changing the rate of the control message.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and arrangement for modulating a signal to be transmitted, the arrangement comprising an encoder and a frequency modulator. In order to enable high rate transmission in a flexible manner in a narrow frequency band, the encoder (104) is a differential encoder and before the frequency modulator, the arrangement comprises means for multiplying the signal to be transmitted by a factor of the form &pgr;/(2m), where m is a positive integer greater than one.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a receiving method in a digital cellular radio system. The invention further relates to a receiver of the cellular radio network. In computing the signal to noise ratio, a reference signal is utilized which is the convolution of the estimated impulse response of a channel and the predetermined sequence. The signal to noise ratio is obtained as a ratio between the variance of the reference signal and the predetermined sequence received from the channel. The signal to noise ratio is used for weighing the diversity branches of the diversity receiver.