Method and apparatus for providing deterministic hand-offs in a

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Zoned or cellular telephone system

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455 121, 455429, 455441, 34235706, 34235713, H04Q 720

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061380210

ABSTRACT:
In cellular communication systems, hand-offs are performed to maintain links as subscriber units (110) and cells (420, 450) move relative to each other. The hand-off process is improved by using a pre-stored time-based cell map (400) and precise geo-location data. This information is used to set a hand-off timer for deterministically initiating the hand-off process in the current cell (500). The timer diminishes the amount of power monitoring which is required in the hand-off initiation process. This capability is especially important in satellite communication systems with fast moving cells and sharp boundaries.

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