Method of, and system for, reserving timeslots in a TDMA system
A time slot and time technology, applied in the field of centralized management of radio channels by base stations, can solve problems such as waste of transmission bandwidth and achieve efficient utilization
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[0041] In order to better understand the present invention, the following table will first give the basic properties of various PN (pseudo-random noise) sequences. Here, in each case, for the various sequence types, the sequence length, number of available sequences, autocorrelation and peak cross-correlation are given. The quasi-synchronous timing of the received sequence in the receiver is a precondition for the representation of the autocorrelation and cross-correlation of the QS(OG-3) sequence, i.e. at + / -1.5 symbols for QS(OG-3) and for Bias within + / - 0.5 symbols of QS(OG-1). The M sequence is obtained from the feedback shift register using the XOR logic operation in the feedback branch. The "preferred gold" sequence is obtained by performing an XOR logic operation on two M sequences whose phases change relatively. The QS(OG-1) sequence is an Orthogonal Gold sequence (a "Preferred Gold" sequence extended with one base element). By selection, the QS(OG-3) sequence was ...
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