Pulse or digital communications – Testing – Signal noise
Reexamination Certificate
2004-10-22
2008-12-09
Lugo, David B. (Department: 2611)
Pulse or digital communications
Testing
Signal noise
C375S346000, C455S510000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07463677
ABSTRACT:
The present invention implements a method and system for dynamically adapting the modulation and coding scheme for radio links in a wireless communications network based on a retransmission environment model in order to maximize throughput and most efficiently allocate bandwidth resources. The present invention encompasses a refined calculus and methodology for deriving the link adaptation thresholds in a retransmission environment using a complex model and analysis of the retransmission environment. The present invention holds particular application for wireless data communications as opposed to real time data services because it is based on a retransmission model applicable primarily for data services. A critical component of this new link adaptation system is a “no transmission” cutoff mode that is selected for SIR below a base threshold value. This new mode prevents system instability and misallocation of bandwidth in a wireless communication system.
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Chuang Justin Che-I
Qiu Xiaoxin
AT&T Corp.
Lugo David B.
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