Channel selecting system for use in a multi-channel mobile commu

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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455 33, 455 62, 455 52, H04B 116, H04B 1500

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ABSTRACT:
A channel selecting system for use in a multi-channel mobile communication system. The received field strength associated with each channel is measured sequentially to select a channel in the highest field strength. Within a measurement time span for each channel, time segments in which the field strength is lower than a predetermined level is totalized. When the total reaches either a reference time length which is less than the measurement time span or expiration of the measurement time span, one channel measurement is switched to another.

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