Transmission power control method
A technology of transmitting power control and transmitting power level, applied in the field of radio frequency transmitters, can solve the problems of increasing the telephone conversation time, disconnecting the cell phone call, etc., to improve the call completion rate and save the battery.
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[0013] figure 1 A power control step diagram for class 4 GSM mobile stations is shown according to the preferred embodiment. Class 4 GSM mobile stations have a maximum transmission power of 2W under the GSM 900MHz system. Typically, class 4 GSM mobile stations are hand-held cellular telephones. For category 4 installations, 11 power steps are available. The maximum power step 5 has a nominal transmit power level of 33 ± 3dB. Thus, in GSM, defined power steps have ranges of overlapping power levels. Mobile stations can transmit at power levels as low as 30dB and as high as 36dB and still remain compliant with the GSM specification for power step 5.
[0014] In the preferred embodiment, the power step 5 is divided into two power substeps, each power substep having a separate nominal transmit power level. The largest power substep 5A 160 has a corresponding nominal transmit power level of 33 dB, while the lower power substep 5B 150 has a corresponding nominal transmit power ...
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