Scheduling Data Transmissions Between A Mobile Terminal And A Base Station In A Wireless Communications Network
A wireless communication network and mobile terminal technology, which is applied in the field of scheduling data transmission between mobile terminals and base stations in the wireless communication network, can solve problems such as current consumption defects, and achieve the effects of power saving, easy implementation, and simple design
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[0036] To achieve higher bandwidths - eg up to 100 MHz - in wireless communication networks, non-contiguous spectrum can be aggregated. figure 1 An example of aggregating system carriers to achieve greater bandwidth is shown. It can be noted that the leftmost system carrier is sufficiently spaced in frequency from the other system carriers. It will experience and cause only a small amount of inter-carrier interference due to the wide carrier spacing. However, the two rightmost system carriers are not sufficiently separated in frequency.
[0037] In a spectrum aggregated system or a multi-channel system as discussed herein, several frequency bands—contiguous or non-contiguous—may be allocated for communication with one mobile terminal. The modulation and access formats within the band may be of any kind, eg Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM), Single Carrier Frequency Division Multiplexing (SC-FDMA), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), etc. In this application ...
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