Synchronization of a multi-mode base station using a common...

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Combining or distributing information via time channels

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C368S047000, C370S509000, C375S356000, C455S436000

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10731427

ABSTRACT:
A method for synchronizing a multi-mode base station using one clock, when the systems to be synchronized are a GSM-type telecommunications system, for instance a GSM or EDGE system, and a WCDMA-type telecommunications system. In the method, the clock of the WCDMA-type system or a multiple thereof is selected as the system clock of the multi-mode base station, the system clock of the GSM-type system is implemented using multiples of the frequency of the selected clock, and the frame structure of the GSM-type system is synchronized at intervals of thirteen frames or a multiple of thirteen frames.

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