Point to multipoint cell plan and migration

Multiplex communications – Communication over free space – Having a plurality of contiguous regions served by...

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C320S118000, C455S447000, C455S446000, C455S562100

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07372829

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to cell plans and cell plan changes in point to multipoint systems (PMP). A cell plan arrangement is provided comprising cells having four 90° sectors to which individual sector at least one of four orthogonal channels, such as channels distinguished by two frequencies and two polarisations, are allocated. A method is furthermore provided allowing gradual sector-by-sector migration into a 45° sector cell plan. The cell plan offers advantageous carrier to interference ration (C/I) improvements.

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