Channel allocation system for communication systems and an appar

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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455 333, 455 561, 455 62, 455 63, 379 59, H04M 1100

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ABSTRACT:
In this invention, base stations established in service areas use sector antennas to cover a multiplicity of sector cells. When a communication request arises between a wireless terminal and a sector cell within the sector cell, the base station determines the arrival directions of interference waves on all channels and the arrival direction of the desired waves from the wireless terminal, selects channel in order for which the difference between arrival directions of interference waves and desired waves are closest to 180.degree. and allocates the first channel to satisfy allocation conditions.

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Bhargawa et al., "Performance of Dynamic Channel Assignment Techniques in a Cellular Environment", 1992, pp. 340-343.

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