System and method for cellular communications

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train

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C375S148000, C375S222000, C375S254000, C370S335000, C455S501000

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07440508

ABSTRACT:
A a system for allocating subcarriers to subscribers, comprising a subcarriers allocation controller, connected to a subcarrier modulation unit in a transmitter and to a subcarrier demodulation unit in a receiver for setting a group of subcarriers to be used therein. The transmitter and the receiver are part of the transceiver and subcarriers allocation is made according to a Reed-Solomon code. In a multicarrier system, a method for allocating subcarriers to subscribers, comprising: A. keep a table of R-S codes for frequency group allocation to base stations; B. assign one set of subcarriers based on R-S codes to a base station; C. assign other sets of subcarriers based on R-S codes to other base stations in such a way that adjacent base stations have different R-S codes.

REFERENCES:
patent: 6005893 (1999-12-01), Hyll
patent: 6351473 (2002-02-01), Reusens et al.
patent: 6400773 (2002-06-01), Krongold et al.

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