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Multiplex communications – Communication over free space – Using trunking

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C370S438000, C370S445000

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07852821

ABSTRACT:
A signaling method between a cognitive radio (CR) base station and a CR terminal in a CR environment, and a channel division method used for the signaling method, includes: detecting a channel usage of an incumbent system, which communicates with a CR base station; sensing an outband channel to communicate with the CR base station; receiving an EOS, which is broadcasted from the CR base station via the outband channel according to a predetermined period; and transmitting a sensing report signal with respect to the channel to the CR base station.

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PCT International Search Report and Written Opinion issued in corresponding PCT International Application No. PCT/KR2007/002718 dated Sep. 11, 2007.

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