Techniques for beacon-assisted multi-tier spectrum sharing
A spectrum sharing and spectrum technology, applied in the field of spectrum sharing, can solve problems such as limited wireless spectrum
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[0020] In some current implementations, multi-tier wireless communication systems may require a centralized database to allocate spectrum to operators or operating entities in different tiers. For example, a tier 1 operator may take absolute priority and have guaranteed resources allocated via the network (NW), while a tier 2 operator may take permission based allocation, typically with information embedded in a centralized database. Some layer 3 operational entities may share the remaining resources using listen before talk (LBT) or frequency allocation from a centralized database. However, using a centralized database for resource allocation may result in low network efficiency. Additionally, in some examples, a multi-layer wireless communication system may not provide incentives for layer 2 entities to participate, and may not allow layer 3 entities to share unused spectrum.
[0021] In some aspects, the present disclosure relates to efficient spectrum sharing assisted by ...
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