Terminal-specific cluster of access nodes for high frequency wireless access
An access node and Doppler frequency technology, applied in the terminal-specific cluster field, can solve the problems of slow long-distance control signaling hard handover, avoid service interruption, data flow disturbance, etc., to improve data flow, reduce service interruption, The effect of reducing signal loss
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[0024] In traditional cellular networks, received signal quality typically degrades gradually before a handover is required, allowing a sufficient amount of time for both the network and the user equipment (UE) to prepare to switch the serving base station or access node (AN). In networks that rely on beam steering to establish a link between transmitter and receiver, utilizing phased arrays to create narrow beams that improve link signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) can result in a temporary and sudden loss of the strongest signal path . This effect is even more pronounced in mmW wireless networks due to the additional propagation effects of poorer diffraction around object edges, radio waves being blocked by obstacles, etc. at those frequencies. The consequence...
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