Reverse link, transmit power correction and limitation in a radi

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Transceiver controlling a separate transceiver or receiver

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455 89, 455126, 455127, 4552342, 330129, H04B 140, H04B 104, H04B 106

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054524733

ABSTRACT:
The process and apparatus of the present invention limits the output power of a radiotelephone, operating in a cellular system in the preferred embodiment. This ensures the transmitted sidebands and synthesizer phase noise remains within a certain specification. This is accomplished by power detection and a correction accumulator that together generate a gain control signal by limiting the gain adjustment to a maximum value, even when the cell site communicating with the radiotelephone is sending power turn-up commands to the radiotelephone. This process includes dynamically correcting the output level of the transmitter due to gain variations in the transmitter stages or gain control elements.

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