Systems and techniques for silence management in multi-cell coordination
A processor and priority technology, applied in diversity/multi-antenna systems, power management, transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as interference with adjacent base station transmissions
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[0011] Embodiments of the present invention address improvements to coordinated multipoint communications, particularly multi-cell coordinated scheduling. In cellular communication systems, various methods for coordinated multipoint scheduling are being developed or used. These methods include centralized methods and decentralized methods. Base stations can coordinate the order of transmissions to avoid interference with each other. One mechanism is to silence transmissions that require specific resources or at specific times (silencing is defined as zero-power transmissions or intervals), while the other is to silence transmissions at specific resources or time periods with reduced power transmission. In a decentralized approach for coordinated scheduling, a cell (which may be represented by a base station) itself makes decisions about muting (that is, avoiding or scheduling transmissions for one or more of its user equipments) . In networks operating according to the sta...
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