Distributed radar detection for WLAN

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Zoned or cellular telephone system

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C455S423000, C455S420000, C342S159000, C342S162000

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10861293

ABSTRACT:
A base station that monitors for radar signals may reassign the monitoring operation to one or more wireless mobile devices whenever channel load exceeds a first value. The one or more wireless mobile devices may then report to the base station when a radar signal is detected so that the base station may switch communications to a different channel that does not interfere with the radar. In some embodiments the monitoring function may be assigned back to the base station if the channel load decreases below a second value.

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PCT ISR and WO dated Sep. 29, 2005.

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