Abstract:
본 명세서의 특정 실시예들은 WiMAX 네트워크와 같은, 제 1 무선 액세스 기술(RAT) 네트워크에 접속된 동안, CDMA 네트워크와 같은, 제 2 RAT 네트워크에서 페이징 메시지들에 대한 스캐닝을 위한 방법을 제공한다. 특정 실시예들에서, 제 2 RAT의 페이징 사이클과 정렬하는 제 1 RAT에서 스캐닝 사이클을 설정하는 것을 용이하게 할 수 있다.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system and/or methodology of calibrating in antenna arrays employed in wireless communication devices.SOLUTION: A receiver observes an overall or equivalent channel between input of a transmitter digital to analog converter (DAC) and output of a receiver analog to digital converter (ADC). Calibration for a transmit chain of a device transmitting information to multiple devices over wireless links includes selecting from two or more calibration determination techniques. In certain aspects, the techniques include phase only calibration and phase and amplitude calibration.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a delay diversity scheme which minimizes the possibility of destructive or constructive addition of channels utilized to provide diversity. SOLUTION: A method for providing transmission diversity comprises: providing, to a first antenna, a first symbol after a first delay period; providing, to the first antenna, a second symbol after a second delay period that is different than the first delay period; and providing, to the first antenna, a third symbol after a third delay period that is different than the first delay period and the second delay period. COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide methods and apparatuses that apply a time-varying delay to symbols to be transmitted from one or more antennas.SOLUTION: A transmit data processor 202 demultiplexes transmit data into Nnumber of data streams, and encodes and interleaves the data streams. A MIMO processor 204 causes the Nnumber of data streams to undergo symbol mapping and modulation to generate modulation symbols, which are then converted into their time-domain representations in IFFT blocks, provided with a cyclic prefix, and each provided with a time-varying delay. In one embodiment, the delay varies among a plurality of symbols to be consecutively transmitted. In another embodiment, all of the symbols in a frame or burst period have the same delay with each frame or burst period having a different delay for each symbol than a preceding or following frame or burst period.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for receiving packets via H-ARQ transmissions with interference cancellation in a quasi-orthogonal communication system.SOLUTION: To receive packets with interference cancellation, block transmissions for the packets are received on time-frequency blocks used by these packets. Receiver spatial processing is performed on input symbols to obtain detected symbols. For each packet that is decoded correctly, the transmission for the packet is terminated, and the interference due to the packet is estimated. Receiver spatial processing is performed on the interference-canceled symbols to obtain new detected symbols for all time-frequency blocks used by all correctly decoded packets. Each packet decoded in error and overlapping at least partially with any correctly decoded packet may be demodulated and decoded based on all detected symbols available for that packet.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently send signaling in a wireless communication system.SOLUTION: A different subset of subcarriers in each of at least one tile is allocated to each feedback channel. A subscriber station may determine time frequency resources including first and second portions of time frequency resources for first and second feedback channels, respectively. The subscriber station may send vectors of modulation symbols of a first length on the first feedback channel and/or vectors of modulation symbols of a second length on the second feedback channel. A base station may receive the first and second feedback channels and may perform detection on vectors of received symbols for each feedback channel to recover the signaling sent on that feedback channel.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system and method for power control in a wireless communication system. SOLUTION: A system and method for controlling transmission power are provided. The system and method vary the power of a signal provided to a power amplifier, based on the location of a frequency or frequencies of signals to be transmitted within the transmission frequency band, the location of a hop region within the transmission frequency band, the location of a frequency or frequency band of signals to be transmitted, or the combinations of these approaches. COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase a diversity gain at a receiver by applying beamforming to a transmit diversity space-time coded signal.SOLUTION: A transmit stream including pilot signals is generated (710) and separated into G groups (720); the G signal streams are then time diversity/space time encoded (730); and the G encoded signal streams are divided into a group of K signals (740). CQI values are received and processed (750); a weight vector is generated for each of the G groups (760); each of the K signal streams in each of the G groups is weighted based on the weight vector (770); and the transmitter system proceeds to the block 780 to transmit the signals over N=G×K antennas (780).
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an efficient frame structure for wireless communication.SOLUTION: A wireless communication system comprises first and second air interfaces based, e.g., on macrocells and femtocells, and is configured to: frequency division multiplex (FDM) the first and second air interfaces in a downlink subframe of a frame; and time division multiplex (TDM) the first and second air interfaces in an uplink subframe of the frame.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase diversity gain at a receiver by applying beamforming to transmit diversity space-time coded signals.SOLUTION: A transmit signal is space-time coded over a plurality of space-time antenna groups, with each space-time antenna group associated with a specific space-time code. The signal at each space-time antenna group is beamformed by a plurality of antennas in the space-time antenna group. Each of the plurality of antennas in a space-time antenna group is weighted with a distinct weight relative to the other antennas in the space-time group. Each weight can have a distinct amplitude, phase, or combination of an amplitude and a phase. The weights can be static or dynamic. The dynamic weights can vary the amplitude, the phase, or the combination of the amplitude and the phase of each weight over time.