EP1393584A2

5G,4G

Title

Method of and system for reserving timeslots in a tdma system

Application Number:

EP20020743551

Publication Date:

03-03-2004

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Application Date:

14-05-2002

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

14-05-2001

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Abstract  Abstract

A method of and system for reserving timeslots in a TDMA system of a type in which a plurality of subscriber units (CPE) use the same radio channel for transmission during different timeslots to a base station and in which the base station administers the radio channel centrally is disclosed. Subscribers units transfer if appropriate a transmission request to the base station in the form of a PN (pseudo-random noise) sequence (e.g. M-sequence preferred gold Katsami or orthogonal gold sequence). Transmission requests from different subscriber units can be identified at the base station using the PN sequence reception time of the PN sequence and/or phase of the PN sequence.

A method of and system for reserving timeslots in a TDMA system of a type in which a plurality of subscriber units (CPE) use the same radio channel for transmission during different timeslots to a base station and in which the base station administers the radio channel centrally is disclosed. Subscribers units transfer if appropriate a transmission request to the base station in the form of a PN (pseudo-random noise) sequence (e.g. M-sequence preferred gold Katsami or orthogonal gold sequence). Transmission requests from different subscriber units can be identified at the base station using the PN sequence reception time of the PN sequence and/or phase of the PN sequence.

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