Channel sounding techniques for a wireless communication system

Details Channel sounding techniques for a wireless communication system Channel sounding techniques for a wireless communication system

2011-02-01

2011-02-01

Tran, CongVan (Department: 2617)

Telecommunications

Radiotelephone system

Zoned or cellular telephone system

C455S067110, C455S067130, C370S447000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07881721

ABSTRACT:
A technique of operating a wireless communication system includes determining respective geometries of multiple subscriber stations, which include a first subscriber station and a second subscriber station, with respect to a serving base station. Respective channel sounding bandwidths for sounding the channel between the multiple subscriber stations and the serving base station are then scheduled, based on the respective geometries. The respective channel sounding bandwidths include a first channel sounding bandwidth (associated with the first subscriber station) and a second channel sounding bandwidth (associated with the second subscriber station). The first channel sounding bandwidth is greater than or equal to the second channel sounding bandwidth and the first subscriber station has a lower geometry than the second subscriber station.

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