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US08111659B2 Method and apparatus for efficient bandwidth utilization for subscriber unit initialization and synchronization in a time-synchronized communication system 有权
用于时间同步通信系统中用户单元初始化和同步的有效带宽利用的方法和装置

  • Patent Title: Method and apparatus for efficient bandwidth utilization for subscriber unit initialization and synchronization in a time-synchronized communication system
  • Patent Title (中): 用于时间同步通信系统中用户单元初始化和同步的有效带宽利用的方法和装置
  • Application No.: US12643324
    Application Date: 2009-12-21
  • Publication No.: US08111659B2
    Publication Date: 2012-02-07
  • Inventor: Kenneth L. Stanwood
  • Applicant: Kenneth L. Stanwood
  • Applicant Address: US NV Las Vegas
  • Assignee: Harington Valve, LLC
  • Current Assignee: Harington Valve, LLC
  • Current Assignee Address: US NV Las Vegas
  • Agency: Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, P.C.
  • Main IPC: H04W4/00
  • IPC: H04W4/00
Method and apparatus for efficient bandwidth utilization for subscriber unit initialization and synchronization in a time-synchronized communication system
Abstract:
A bandwidth efficient subscriber unit initialization and synchronization method and apparatus is described. The inventive subscriber unit initialization and synchronization method and apparatus uses a combination of an access burst format and a data transportation technique to efficiently use bandwidth when initializing and synchronizing subscriber units in a time-synchronized communication system. Advantageously, the present invention provides a mechanism for a base station to receive multiple access bursts from multiple subscriber units in a single contiguous time period. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, bandwidth is efficiently utilized by searching for multiple initial access bursts from multiple mobile stations during a single time period known as a new access opportunity. The preferred embodiment of the present invention initializes and synchronizes subscriber units in a “contention-based” manner.
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