Channel coordination in wireless network systems

Details Channel coordination in wireless network systems Channel coordination in wireless network systems

2004-07-28

2011-11-08

Kincaid, Lester (Department: 2617)

Multiplex communications

Communication over free space

Having a plurality of contiguous regions served by...

C455S450000, C455S041100, C370S338000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08054781

ABSTRACT:
Wireless networks in ISM bands are usually established by placing access points that link terminals to each other and to networks. This situation may pose problems when networks are established individually without coordination, for example, in different apartments of apartment buildings. According to the present invention, access points establish a communication channel, linking each other, to cooperatively coordinate and optimize the use of frequencies/channels. Advantageously, interferences occurring in such networks may be reduced.

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