Satellite communications system with dual mode bandwidth control

Multiplex communications – Communication over free space – Repeater

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455 121, H04B 7185

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ABSTRACT:
A satellite-cellular communication system includes a satellite based transceiver for transceiving two-way communications originated at a user terminal. As a part of call set up, a controller determines whether the user terminal should transmit in the uplink in either a wide band mode of operation or in a narrow band mode of operation. The controller then specifies to the user terminal the mode of operation through the transceiver.
Whether the user terminal transmits in the uplink in a wide band or in a narrow band mode depends upon factors including the type of device, channel usage and efficiency in the channels to and from the satellite transceiver and the signal quality of the signals received at the transceiver.

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Baranowsky, P.W., "MSAT and Cellular Hybrid Networking", proceedings of the International Mobile Satellite Conference, Jan. 1, 1993.

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