US2004203468A1

5G,4G

Title

Transmit diversity and separating multiple loopback signals

Application Number:

US20030367145

Publication Date:

14-10-2004

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Application Date:

14-02-2003

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

26-07-2001

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Abstract  Abstract

A wireless communication network processes composite loop-back signals received at one or more network antennas from a plurality of mobile stations each transmitting an individual mobile-specific loop-back signal. Using its knowledge of the prior network-transmitted signal(s) from which the mobile stations derive their individual loop-back signals and its knowledge of the mobile-specific loop-back signal modifications made by each of the mobile stations the network derives mobile-specific downlink channel information based on processing the composite loop-back signals. That is use of the mobile-specific loop-back signals enables the network to determine downlink channel estimates as between each participating network antenna and each participating mobile station to be used for transmit signal interference and/or power pre-compensation for example. Mobile stations incorporate loop-back signal sample processors used to impart mobile-specific modifications to signal samples obtained from network-transmitted signals. The modified signal samples thus imprinted are then transmitted back to the network.

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