Abstract:
Se controla una terminal móvil por medio de retroalimentación aérea para de esta manera hacer posible que sus transmisiones de datos sean decodificadas independiente y exitosamente en cada una de las estaciones base en su conjunto activo si no hay una limitación de potencia de transmisión o límite de retransmisión de datos. Usando los datos decodificados, el canal es recalculado y la forma de onda recibida desde la terminal móvil se reconstruye y se resta de la interferencia total en cada estación base en el conjunto activo en donde la decodificación haya sido exitosa. Como resultado, las transmisiones de otras terminales móviles, las cuales aún tengan que ser decodificadas exitosamente en esa estación base, experimentarán una relación señal a ruido más alta y de esta manera una probabilidad incrementada de ser decodificadas exitosamente.
Abstract:
A mobile terminal is controlled via over-the-air feedback so as to enable its data transmissions to be independently and successfully decoded at each of the base stations in its active set absent a transmit power limitation or data retransmission limit. Using the decoded data, the channel is re-estimated and the waveform received from the mobile terminal is reconstructed and subtracted from the total interference at each base station in the active set where decoding has been successful. As a result, transmissions from other mobile terminals, which have yet to be successfully decoded at such a base station, will experience a higher signal-to-noise ratio and thus an increased likelihood of being successfully decoded.
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for wireless communication between a receiver and a transmitter in a cellular system are provided. The method comprises associating a channel of known structure at the transmitter with the transmission of a first control channel to indicate a variable structure of the first control channel to the receiver.
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for wireless communication between a receiver and a transmitter in a cellular system are provided. The method comprises associating a channel of known structure at the transmitter with the transmission of a first control channel to indicate a variable structure of the first control channel to the receiver.
Abstract:
Whether a receiver supports blind data channel detection is determined, and transmission of control channel information associated with a data channel is disabled if the determining step determines the receiver is capable of detecting the data channel without the use of control channel information. Data is transmitted to the receiver on the data channel without the control channel information after disabling of the transmission of the control channel information.
Abstract:
Whether to process a control channel corresponding to a data channel carrying transmitted data based on a re-transmission indicator and a threshold value is determined at the receiver. The retransmission indicator indicates a number of times the transmitted data has been transmitted. Control information received on the control channel is then selectively processed based on the determining step.
Abstract:
A mobile terminal is controlled via over-the-air feedback so as to enable its data transmissions to be independently and successfully decoded at each of the base stations in its active set absent a transmit power limitation or data retransmission limit. Using the decoded data, the channel is re-estimated and the waveform received from the mobile terminal is reconstructed and subtracted from the total interference at each base station in the active set where decoding has been successful. As a result, transmissions from other mobile terminals, which have yet to be successfully decoded at such a base station, will experience a higher signal-to-noise ratio and thus an increased likelihood of being successfully decoded.
Abstract:
Methods of reverse link power control are provided. A first example method includes first measuring a first type of interference (S600), second measuring a second type of interference (S605), determining a ratio between the first and second measurements (S610) and broadcasting the determined ratio to a plurality of mobile units (S615). A second example method includes receiving a broadcasted ratio indicating a ratio between two different types of interference (S650) and calculating a power level for reverse link transmissions based on the received broadcasted ratio (S655). A third example method includes first adjusting OFDMA transmission power based on first feedback signals during an OFDMA transmission (S725) and second adjusting OFDMA transmission power based on second feedback signals during periods between OFDMA transmissions (S 745). A fourth example method includes receiving a plurality of interference indicating signals from different base stations (S805) and detepnining whether to adjust a maximum transmit power threshold based on the plurality of interference indicating signals, the maximum transmit power threshold indicating the maximum permitted transmission power level below which transmissions are constrained (S810).
Abstract:
A closed loop power control based on receiving .a continuous quality feedback is described. A main reverse link (RL) pilot is controlled by the quality feedback of a substantially continuous delay sensitive traffic stream, such as Voice-over-IP (VoIP), when such a stream is enabled. When such a stream is not enabled, the quality of a continuous RL overhead channel is used to control the pilot power. At the same time, the Traffic-to-Pilot Ratios (TPR) of contemporaneously transmitted delay sensitive data streams are independently adjusted based on a quality feedback associated with each such data stream.