Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1991-09-27
1993-12-07
Kuntz, Curtis
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
375100, 370 941, 455 511, 455 541, 455 561, 455101, 455103, H04B 706
Patent
active
052689336
ABSTRACT:
A communication system provides data packet timing alignment to facilitate soft handoff. A vocoder (315) transmits compressed voice frames to base-stations (130,131) along links (110,112) of variable length, .DELTA..sub.L. The .DELTA..sub.L translates to a delay .DELTA..sub.t in the air-frames to be transmitted by the base-stations (130,131). To compensate for the time delay .DELTA..sub.t, the communication system advances both sets of air-frames to be transmitted by base-stations (130,131) by at least .DELTA..sub.t so that skipping of frames, relative to an air-frame reference (300), during transmission does not occur.
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Kuntz Curtis
Motorola Inc.
Sonnentag Richard A.
Tse Young
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