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Method and system for synchronizing location finding measurements in a wireless local area network

A method and system for synchronizing location finding measurements in a wireless local area network (WLAN) provides a low cost mechanism for correcting location measurements within a WLAN location finding system. Multiple location receivers compute the time-of-arrival (TOA) of a reference transmitter signal, which is generally a beacon signal. The TOAs are collected and reported to a master unit that contains stored predetermined position information for the location receivers. The master unit computes the time-differences-of-arrival (TDOA) between multiple receivers and computes differences between the measured TDOAs and theoretical TDOAs computed in conformity with the predetermined position of each location receiver. The deviations between theoretical and measured TDOAs are collected in a statistical sample set and Kalman filters are used to produce a model of location receiver timebase offset and drift over multiple received beacon signals. The filter outputs are used to then either correct subsequent TDOA measurements for each location receiver, improving the accuracy of subsequent and/or prior TDOA measurements, or commands are sent to the location receivers to calibrate the timebases within the location receivers in order to improve the accuracy of subsequent TOA measurements.
Owner:AEROSCOUT

Re-synchronization method for a communication device

InactiveUS6603979B1Simple and robust methodFast re-synchronizationSynchronisation arrangementEcho effect reductionTelecommunications linkCommunication link
A cellular communication system has a number of cells covered by radio base stations communicating with communication device. The communication devices have a master timer for internally timing the communication devices relative to a timing of the cellular communication system. The master timer of a communication device is initially synchronized to a timing reference of a radio base station that provides the currently best communication link. Upon initial synchronization, the communication device determines and stores a first channel profile of received multi-path signals relative to the initial synchronization, and then enters a sleep mode. In the sleep mode a timing reference that controls the master timer is switched off. From the sleep mode, the communication device enters a receive mode and switches on its timing reference. The communication device then determines a second channel profile of received multi-path signals, and derives a timing offset signal from a best fit obtained by fitting the first channel profile to the second channel profile. Finally, the communication device re-synchronizes the master timer on the basis of the derived timing offset signal. The first and second channel profiles are characteristic in time to a particular configuration of radio base stations.
Owner:TESSERA ADVANCED TECH
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