Contention and polled requests for scheduling transmissions
a scheduling transmission and polling technology, applied in the field of scheduling transmission polling requests, can solve the problems of still exist a probability of collisions and the performance of the system can be negatively impacted
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[0158]N-symbol requests are described in more detail below. Two separate embodiments are presented. a request comprising N symbols is non-coherently detected. That is, the recipient of the request (e.g., scheduler node 102, other access nodes such as 104, 106, 108, and 110) receives the request as a non-coherent signal. For example, the recipient may utilize an envelope detector that only detects each symbol of the request as either an “on” or “off.” Generally speaking, such an N-symbol request can specify one out of 2N-1 service types. In one implementation where each request comprises N=2 symbols, the request may support 3 different types of services as follows. If symbol 1 is “on” and symbol 2 is “off,” then service type 1 is indicated. If symbol 1 is “off” and symbol 2 is “on,“then service type 2 is indicated. If symbol 1 is “on“and symbol 2 is “on,” then service type 3 is indicated. Of course, if symbol 1 is “off” and symbol 2 is “off,” then no request is sent.
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[0160] a request comprising N symbols is coherently detected. That is, the recipient of the request receives the request as a coherent signal. Designs of such coherent detectors are well-know in the art. The recipient may demodulate the request according to a particular modulation and / or coding scheme. One example is a system based on a differentially coherent detection scheme. Here, M-ary differential phase shift keying (M-DPSK) modulation is used. An N-symbol request can specify one of MN-1 different service types, with one symbol used to provide a phase reference. Furthermore, the M-DPSK signal may also be block-coded to provide error correction. Of course, this is just one example. In other implementations, different modulation and coding schemes may be used. The particular choice of modulation and coding scheme may be depend on channel conditions, such as the signal to noise ratio (SNR) encountered.
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