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Adaptive power control based on a rake receiver configuration in wideband CDMA cellular systems (WCDMA) and methods of operation

A WCDMA system includes a Base Station (BS) or forward transmitter and a pilot channel that transmits control signals between a Mobile Station (MS) and BS to reconfigure their transmitter/receiver according to the prediction of the channel power and channel power probability density function separated into three distinct equal probable regions. Data signals are encoded using a one-half Viterbi encoder and interleaved. The interleaved data bits are modulated using Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK) modulation. The QPSK data is multiplexed with the pilot channel and spread by an appropriate code in an OFDM transmitter modified by a long code. Output of the transmitter may be provided to two diverse antennas for reliable communications to the receiver. Data may be received at two diverse antennas. The outputs are provided to match filters coupled to a coherent rake receiver and a channel prediction system. The future attenuation of the channel coefficients and power are determined by the prediction system for several milliseconds. The power levels of each finger in the Rake receiver can be predicted and the strongest ones used in determining the optimum transmitter power or rate control for operating the system transmitters and receivers based on computing a long range power prediction of each finger of a rake receiver.
Owner:WISTRON CORP

Leader sequence detection method and device for random access channel

The invention discloses a leader sequence detection method and a device for a random access channel. The method comprises the following steps that: sub carrier waves of a leader sequence are extracted, the related operation is carried out with the corresponding local root sequence mask in the frequency domain to obtain the time domain channel power time delay spectrum power delay profile (PDP); the noise estimation is carried out on the PDP to obtain the noise estimation value; the width and an initial position of a detection window are calculated; the peak searching is carried out on the determined current detection window; the signal-to-noise calculation is carried out according to the searched peak and the noise estimation value to obtain the corresponding signal-to-noise ratio; and the signal-to-noise ratio and the judgment threshold are compared, and the detected leader sequence is determined in the current detection window when the signal-to-noise ratio is greater than the judgment threshold. The leader sequence detection method the device have the advantages that the simplification processing is respectively carried out on the relative operation, noise estimation and signal-to-noise ratio operation processes in the detection process, so the goals of reducing the operation quantity in the leader sequence detection process and reducing the processing complexity are realized.
Owner:WUHAN HONGXIN TELECOMM TECH CO LTD

Qualifying available reverse link coding rates from access channel power setting

Data rate allocation decisions are made for a communications channel, such as a wireless reverse link connection. A first parameter used in this determination is a path loss, which is determined by the following process. First, a message is sent from a first station to a second station, such as on a paging channel. The message indicates a forward Effective Radiated Power (ERP) of a pilot signal transmitted by the first station. The second station then determines the received signal strength of this pilot signal, taking into account receiver gains. The path loss can then be estimated by the second station as the difference between the forward ERP data value that it received and the detected received pilot power. The second station also then preferably determines a transmit power level when transmitting a message back to the first station. This transmit power level information is encoded as a digital data word together with the forward path loss information as calculated by the first station. Upon receipt of these two pieces of information by the first station, the forward path loss estimate as calculated by the second station, and the output power value of the second station, the first station can then determine the amount of excess power available at the field unit. This excess power difference is indicative of the amount of dynamic range available in the transmit power amplifier in the particular second station. With this information, the first station can then make a determination as to whether coding rates which require a higher dynamic range will be acceptable for use by the particular second station.
Owner:IPR LICENSING INC
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