CN1115196A

5G,4G

Title

Navigation assistance for call handling in mobile telephone systems

Application Number:

CN1994190732

Publication Date:

17-01-1996

Current Assignee:

Family ID:

Application Date:

08-09-1994

Declaring Company:

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

09-09-1993

Title

Navigation assistance for call handling in mobile telephone systems

Application Number:

CN1994190732

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

17-01-1996

Application Date:

08-09-1994

Priority Date:

09-09-1993

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

in a mobile radio telephone system using TDMA or CDMA the mobile device (5 7) often need to determine timing and appropriate power for transmission to the base station. information broadcast sent by a base station the mobile station according to the average signal strength received to estimate the distance between each base station (1) thereby determining an approximate sector position. in the broadcast information may include a signal intensity with respect to the distance of the average emission distribution. mobile stations (5 7) determines the propagation loss of the transmission time to the base station and the proper power level and the transmission time sequence according to the broadcast information. Thus the mobile station (5 7) capable of transmitting a signal to the base station (1) according to the determined signal timing and power level.

In a mobile radio telephone system employing TDMA or CDMA mobile units (5 7) often must determine the timing and approximate power necessary for transmissions to a base station. Information broadcast by base stations allows the mobile station to approximate its distance from each base station (1) based on an average signal strength received and thereby determine the coarse sector location. Broadcast information may include the mean radial distribution of signal strength versus distance. From the broadcast information the mobile station (5 7) determines the propagation loss for a transmission to the base station and the appropriate power level and timing for transmissions. Accordingly the mobile station (5 7) transmits signals to the base station (1) at the determined signal timing and power level.

In a mobile radio telephone system employing TDMA or CDMA mobile units (5 7) often must determine the timing and approximate power necessary for transmissions to a base station. Information broadcast by base stations allows the mobile station to approximate its distance from each base station (1) based on an average signal strength received and thereby determine the coarse sector location. Broadcast information may include the mean radial distribution of signal strength versus distance. From the broadcast information the mobile station (5 7) determines the propagation loss for a transmission to the base station and the appropriate power level and timing for transmissions. Accordingly the mobile station (5 7) transmits signals to the base station (1) at the determined signal timing and power level.

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