Collision avoidance of rach signals in a TDMA satellite...

Multiplex communications – Communication over free space – Having a plurality of contiguous regions served by...

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C370S447000, C370S461000

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07457269

ABSTRACT:
In a cellular mobile telephone system, a mobile station (4d, 4e) requests allocation of a traffic channel by sending a request in a random access channel. Where there is a significant path length difference between locations in a cell and a network antenna, for instance on a satellite (3), not all of the available TDMA slots are used for random access signals. Instead, gaps of one to three time slots are left between valid random access time slots (103, 104) to avoid collision between random access bursts arriving at the network antenna along paths of different lengths.

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