Intracell handover with antenna arrays

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Zoned or cellular telephone system

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455450, 455562, 455 62, 370334, H04Q 722

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ABSTRACT:
An intra-cell handover method in a cellular communication system which utilizes spatial information from an antenna array is disclosed. The spatial information is measured with the antenna array. A determination is then made on whether an intra-cell handover is desirable for a mobile station based upon said measured spatial information. The mobile station is then handed over from a first channel to a second channel when desirable and spatial filters in transceivers for mobile stations using the first and second channels are computed based on the spatial information.

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