Adaptive resource allocation in a mobile telephone system

Details Adaptive resource allocation in a mobile telephone system Adaptive resource allocation in a mobile telephone system

1991-09-05

1994-08-02

Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.

Telecommunications

Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

Single message via plural carrier wave transmission

455 671, 4552261, 455 331, 379 58, H04B 701

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053353560

ABSTRACT:
Transmission quality of an ongoing call in a mobile radiotelephone system is monitored by measuring parameters indicative of transmission quality, evaluating transmission quality according to the measured parameters, repeatedly measuring the aforementioned parameters at intervals, and repeatedly evaluating transmission quality according to the measured parameters at a time interval variable according to the results of the previous evaluation. Effectively, the calls in progress are divided into different classes according to transmission quality with some classes requiring monitoring relatively frequently and other classes requiring monitoring relatively infrequently. Alternatively, the waiting interval according to which a call is monitored may be determined on an individual cell-by-cell basis.

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