Beacon based packet radio standby energy saver

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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455 542, 455 70, 455343, H04B 700

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055840485

ABSTRACT:
A method of conserving battery energy within two-way radios by periodically de-activating the radios for relatively short time periods. The transmission and reception of communication requests are synchronized to occur during concurrent periods of activation. Following receipt of a communication request, requestor and target remain continuously activated for only the duration of the transaction. Synchronization of radio activation and de-activation is maintained by a synchronization beacon transmitted by a base station or a transmitting portable radio.

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