System and method for managing available uplink transmit power
A transmission power and link technology, applied in power management, transmission control/balance, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as network capacity waste, low maximum data rate of user stations, communication link errors, etc.
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[0025] now refer to figure 1 , generally denoted by 20 a wireless network for transmitting data. The network 20 includes a radio base station 24 and a plurality of subscriber stations 28a, 28b...28n. In the preferred embodiment, wireless base station 24 is connected via a suitable gateway and one or more backhauls, such as T1, T3, E1, E3, OC3 or other suitable landline links, or via satellite or other wireless or microwave The channel link, or through other links suitable as backhaul as will occur to those skilled in the art, is connected to at least one data telecommunications network (not shown), such as a landline based switched data network, packet network or the like.
[0026] A base station 24 communicates with a subscriber station 28, which in this embodiment of the invention is installed at the subscriber's premises, as is common in wireless local loop (WLL) systems, but obviously can also be nomadic or mobile station. The number "n" of subscriber stations served by...
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