216 results about "Fixed wireless" patented technology

A system described herein may monitor Key Performance Indicators (“KPIs”) of a radio access network (“RAN”) that implements a first radio access technology (“RAT”), such as a Fifth Generation (“5G”) RAT. The system may determine, based on monitoring the KPIs of the RAN, that a particular RAN condition has occurred, and may notify a Fixed Wireless Access (“FWA”) device, that is wirelessly connected to the RAN via the first RAT and that is also wirelessly connected to a plurality of client devices via a second RAT, such as a WiFi RAT, that the particular RAN condition has occurred. The FWA device may implement one or more policies for communications between the FWA device and the plurality of client devices based on receiving the notification that the particular RAN condition has occurred.

Methods and apparatus for enhancing area coverage and data rates in a quasi-licensed wireless communication network. In one embodiment, the methods and apparatus utilize so-called “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a cellular wireless communication network (e.g. 4G, 5G, or LTE) for the delivery of services to a number of installed fixed wireless apparatus (CPE / FWA) at user or subscriber premises. The CPE / FWAs may act as relays or supplementation devices to provide requisite data rates to the CPEs that are out of the network coverage, effectively adding new customers to the network. As such, the CPEs that acts as relays are connected to one or more base stations, dynamically allocate some resources to the out of coverage CPEs, for the delivery / receipt of information to / from the out-of-coverage CPES / FWA.

Methods and apparatus for access node selection, and optimization of antenna direction and performance, within a power-limited system. In one embodiment, the system utilizes “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a controller that dynamically adjusts antenna direction for receiving / transmitting information at an installed fixed wireless apparatus (FWA) at user or subscriber premises. In one variant, the FWA receives data on candidate access nodes (CBSDs), and includes controller logic that compares received power levels for candidate access nodes with the power levels estimated from path loss models, and optimizes antenna azimuth to maximize the antenna gain towards the selected access nodes. As such, service calls to optimize antenna performance after initial installation are not required, and network operating expenses are thereby reduced. Dynamic node reselection and optimization may also be used in instances of CBSD / spectrum withdrawal, changes in physical environment, and other applications.

Described herein are methods and systems for determining a user equipment (UE) location of a UE, wherein a UE type of the UE is fixed wireless access. The methods and systems further allow or deny a connection of the UE to a telecommunications network based on geofencing logic applied to at least one of the UE location, the UE type, and a UE identifier of the UE. In some implementations, the methods and systems may allow or deny the connection regardless of the UE location, instead using the UE type and an allow list of UEs permitted to connect to a base station.

Methods and systems are provided for managing data transmission within a cellular network. A base station detects the attachment of a Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) gateway. Upon detection, the base station determines a traffic cap for the FWA gateway based on this attachment. The base station then generates a normalized data rate for the FWA gateway by weighting its achieved data rate. Subsequently, the fairness criteria of a Radio Access Network (RAN) scheduler are adjusted based on this normalized data rate. This methodology ensures a balanced and efficient allocation of resources within the network.

Systems and methods are provided for pre-caching content to customer premises equipment (CPE) such as set-top boxes, fixed wireless access devices, etc. Video streaming services are increasingly popular and can put a strain on network resources during peak hours. Wireless network peak hour capacity demand can be reduced by utilizing off-peak hour content / video caching. A cache time during off-peak hours can be determined through the interaction of wireless network and content provider servers.

Disclosed are a method and apparatus for enhancing network security protection, a storage medium, and an electronic device. The method for enhancing network security protection comprises: acquiring network data received by a fixed wireless access (FWA) device, and parsing binary information and a communication protocol tree of the network data; on the basis of the binary information and the communication protocol tree, determining whether a network security threat is present in the network data; when a network security threat is present, intercepting the network data, and performing alert reporting on the basis of the intercepted network data.

Methods and apparatus for provision of resources from one or more devices within a wireless communication network to one or more devices that are outside of the wireless communication network. In one embodiment, the methods and apparatus utilize so-called “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a cellular wireless communication network (e.g. 4G, 5G, or LTE-based) for the delivery of services to a number of installed fixed wireless apparatus (CPE / FWA) at user or subscriber premises. The CPE / FWAs may act as relays and / or supplementation devices to provide service to the CPEs that are out of the network coverage, effectively enabling addition of new customers to the network. As such, additional CAPEX (capital expenditure) on infrastructure is largely avoided.

Various embodiments comprise systems, methods, and apparatus for allocating resources in a 5G network comprising Citizens Broadband Radio Service Device (CBSD) nodes configured for communicating via granted spectrum with customer premises equipment (CPE) supporting wireless access points (WAPs) and the like, wherein an initial small bandwidth part (BWP) is assigned to each CPE, a BWP update process provides to a policy control function a list of devices / capabilities consuming CPE bandwidth so that the PCF may calculate a new bandwidth requirement for the CPE, the new requirement being used by the CPE to generate a CPE UE capability information message for the CBSD node, the CBSD node assigning an appropriately sized BWP for the CPE.

The disclosure relates to a fifth generation (5G) communication system or a sixth generation (6G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a fourth generation (4G) communication system, such as long term evolution (LTE). A method performed by a first device in a communication system is provided. The method includes performing random access procedure, wherein information associated with a first device type is transmitted to a base station during the random access procedure, and transmitting and / or receiving signals based on first resource among scheduled first type resources dedicated to a first device type, wherein the first device type is associated with fixed wireless access technology.

Methods and systems for network slice switching in a fixed wireless access (FWA) system are described herein. In one implementation, a device configured to route outgoing data traffic generated in the FWA system may receive from a first client device on the FWA system, a request to transmit data packets associated with a service to a service provider located external of the FWA system. The device may obtain, from the request, a first tag being indicative of a first quality of service (QOS) category requested by the service. The device may further determine, based on the first tag, a network slice to be assigned for the service, establish, via a wireless network, a session corresponding to the network slice between the first client device and the service provider, and facilitate transmission of the data packets associated with the service on the session.

Methods and apparatus for prioritizing data traffic in small-cell wireless system. In one embodiment, the system utilizes “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a wireless communication network (e.g., 3GPP 4G-LTE or 5G-NR-based). A “traffic profile” message is used to prioritize the data traffic. In one variant, the traffic profile message is generated by a Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as a CBRS FWA, and includes data related to CPE identification, default bearer identification, number of client devices served by the CPE (e.g., via a wireless router connected to the CPE), traffic type and / or priority level associated with each client device and / or data traffic type, etc. In another variant, the base station provides data services to a plurality of fixed wireless access (FWA) apparatus installed at user or subscriber premises of a network based on prioritization according to the present disclosure.

Methods and apparatus for prioritizing data traffic in small-cell wireless system. In one embodiment, the system utilizes “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a wireless communication network (e.g., 3GPP 4G-LTE or 5G-NR-based). A “traffic profile” message is used to prioritize the data traffic. In one variant, the traffic profile message is generated by a Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as a CBRS FWA, and includes data related to CPE identification, default bearer identification, number of client devices served by the CPE (e.g., via a wireless router connected to the CPE), traffic type and / or priority level associated with each client device and / or data traffic type, etc. In another variant, the base station provides data services to a plurality of fixed wireless access (FWA) apparatus installed at user or subscriber premises of a network based on prioritization according to the present disclosure.

A null steering adjuster in a stationary wireless network identifies the presence or absence of a current set of phase differences in a dataset. The dataset includes legitimate sets of phase differences detected between radio frequency signals received by multiple antennas from respective legitimate sources. The current set of phase differences is detected between radio frequency signals currently received by the antennas. When the current set of phase differences is absent from the dataset, a null is created in the antenna pattern of the antennas in the direction of the currently-received radio frequency signals. When the current set of phase differences is present in the dataset, the antenna pattern is maintained.

A method by a network node to allocate a network slice instance includes: receiving a request for a network slice instance, NSI, allocation, the request having network slice related requirements; determining whether to create a new NSI or use an existing NSI; responsive to determining to create a new NSI, deriving network slice subnet related requirements based on the network slice related requirements, wherein deriving the network slice subnet related requirements comprises determining a type of a slice service type, SST, the request is for; responsive to the type of the slice being a SST for fixed wireless access, FWA, obtaining a cell identifier list, CellIDList, of cells where the NSSI is to be created; executing an allocate network slice subnet instance, NSSI, procedure based on the CellIDList; associating the NSSI with the NSI; and transmitting an allocate NSI response to a network slice management service consumer, NSMS_consumer.

The invention relates to the technical field of mobile phone display screen testing, in particular to display screen power-on testing equipment and a testing method. One end of a double-shaft servo motor drives a special-shaped gear tooth groove to conduct meshing driving, so that a sliding frame moves transversely, meanwhile, the other end of the double-shaft servo motor conducts magnetic coupling connection on a magnetic iron block through a second electric control magnet to move front and back, and multi-directional movement can be achieved through a single motor; display screens of different models can be fixed through the fixing assembly, the wireless power supply patch is just located over the wireless charging patch, and induced current is generated between the wireless power supply patch and the wireless charging patch to supply power to the display screens. According to the display screen testing device, the installed fixing assemblies are attracted through the circularly rotating conveying belt via the magnetic clamp, the multiple sets of fixing assemblies are attracted at the same time, then the display screens are tested through the testing assembly by using the testing pen, the multiple sets of display screens are tested at the same time, and the practicability is better.

A device may configure, in the device, a network address of an access gateway function, and may receive upstream packets from one or more routing gateways. The device may encapsulate the upstream packets with an identifier of a layer 2 tunnel, based on the network address, and to generate encapsulated upstream packets, and may provide the encapsulated upstream packets to the access gateway function via the layer 2 tunnel and based on the network address and the identifier. The device may receive encapsulated downstream packets from the access gateway function, and may decapsulate the encapsulated downstream packets to generate downstream packets. The device may provide the downstream packets to the one or more routing gateways.

The utility model discloses a wireless intelligent remote controller in the technical field of electronic technology, which comprises a shell, an arc-shaped guide groove with a raised cambered surface is arranged at the top of the shell, and a multidirectional operating lever is movably mounted in the groove. A wireless signal processing unit is fixed on a lower shell; a central pressure sensing shaft is vertically mounted at the center of the unit; a spherical coupling sliding block at the top end of the shaft is matched with the radian of the guide rail; an axial resetting elastic body is sleeved on the periphery of the shaft; by installing the structures such as the multi-direction control rod, the arc-shaped guide groove and the three-dimensional limiting guide rail, the operation mode is innovated, the traditional operation limitation is broken through, the multi-direction control rod can flexibly slide in four directions along the arc-shaped guide groove, the traditional single operation mode of only depending on upper, lower, left and right keys is changed, and the complex scene of the intelligent household electrical appliance can be easily dealt with; repeated keys are greatly reduced, the operation efficiency is improved, a user gets rid of joint soreness and wrist stiffness, and convenient and efficient operation experience is brought.

A device may receive, from a packet probe, an uplink packet flow provided to a base station by a user equipment, and may add bytes for packets of the uplink packet flow in each scheduling interval of multiple scheduling intervals. The device may group the packets into bursts based on the multiple scheduling intervals and based on adding the bytes for the packets, and may calculate a transfer speed of each of the bursts. The device may calculate a maximum transfer speed for the bursts based on the transfer speed of each of the bursts, and may calculate a congestion delay for each of the bursts based on the maximum transfer speed for the bursts. The device may perform one or more actions based on the congestion delay for each of the bursts.

A communication device includes a wireless communication module, a frame element, and a fixing assembly. The frame element includes a bottom plate and a side plate connected to the bottom plate, and the side plate includes a fixing hole. The fixing assembly includes a first fixing element. The first fixing element includes a first connection portion and a first fixing portion. The first connection portion is adapted to be fixed to the wireless communication module, and the first fixing portion includes a first neck portion and a first protruding portion. The first neck portion is adapted to be in the fixing hole, and the first neck portion is connected between the first connection portion and the first protruding portion. Hence, the fixing component fixes the wireless communication module with the frame element.

An example method for Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)-based positioning performed by a GNSS device, the method may include receiving, from a terrestrial network, Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) information of the GNSS device, indicating a region in which the GNSS device is located and obtaining a coverage association mapping radio frequency signal coverages of a plurality of satellites with one or more fixed radio cells of the terrestrial network, wherein the coverage association is determined based on orbital information of the plurality of satellites. The method may also include determining a list of satellites based on the coverage association and the region indicated by the PLMN information and determining one or more satellites from the list with which to perform a GNSS session by searching satellites on the list in accordance with a priority established in the list.

The present invention relates to determine a common application time-base for different positionally fixed wireless stations, which perform a timing application in different unsynchronized radio-access-network cells, a method comprises providing to the wireless stations a timing-report instruction. It instructs the wireless stations to perform a cell-search procedure and to determine a respective set of time synchronization information retrieved from any detected base station with reference to its respective time base. If more than one set of time synchronization information from a corresponding number of detected base stations has been retrieved, the wireless stations provides timing synchronization data indicative of the retrieved sets of time synchronization information from the detected base stations. An application server receives the at least one timing report and determines a common application time-base for the different detected base stations, using the different sets of timing synchronization data provided.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to systems and methods for providing fixed wireless access to user devices located within structures. A structure, such as a multi-unit structure, may comprise one or more consolidated access points configured to wirelessly communicate with both a radio access network and one or more fixed wireless access devices that are coupled to an exterior window or wall of the structure. Fixed wireless access devices may have a portion mounted on the exterior of an exterior window or wall and comprise components to wirelessly communicate with the consolidated access point or radio access network. The fixed wireless access device may also have an interior portion mounted on the interior that routes signals to user devices within the structure and wirelessly powers the exterior portion.

The present invention relates to the technical field of mobile phone display screen testing, and specifically to a display screen power-on testing device and a testing method. The present invention drives the tooth grooves of special-shaped gears to engage and drive them respectively through one end of a dual-axis servo motor, so that a sliding frame moves laterally. At the same time, the other end of the dual-axis servo motor magnetically couples and connects a magnetic iron block through a second electrically controlled magnet to move it back and forth, and multi-directional movement can be achieved by a single motor. Different models of display screens can be fixed through a fixing component, and a wireless power supply patch is located just above a wireless charging patch. An induced current is generated between the wireless power supply patch and the wireless charging patch to power the display screen. The installed fixing component is adsorbed by a circularly rotating conveyor belt through a magnetic clamp, and multiple groups of fixing components are adsorbed at the same time, so that the test component uses a test pen to test the display screen. Multiple groups of display screens are tested simultaneously, which is more practical.

The invention relates to configuration of fixed radio access (FWA) deployments. A distribution point unit (DPU) is associated with an FWA deployment. The DPU identifies configuration information indicating respective correspondences between a plurality of ports of the DPU and address identifiers of a plurality of access point devices. The DPU determines that a plurality of ports of the DPU are connected to the plurality of access point devices, and performs an authentication operation to determine that the plurality of access point devices are connected to the plurality of ports according to the configuration information. The DPU obtains respective Internet Protocol (IP) addresses associated with the plurality of access point devices based on the configuration information. The DPU sends respective IP addresses to the plurality of access point devices via respective connections between the plurality of ports of the DPU and the plurality of access point devices.

Methods, media, and systems are provided for facilitating intelligent pairing decisions in a multi-user (MU) multiple-in-multiple-out (MIMO) system. Device information corresponding to one or more devices served by the fixed wireless access (FWA) device is received from the FWA device. Based on the device information, it is determined whether the FWA device is a candidate for pairing with another device for MU-MIMO. If it is determined that the FWA device is a candidate for pairing, the FWA device is paired with a pairing device, and a set of signals is transmitted using the MU-MIMO to the FWA device and the pairing device. If it is determined that the FWA device is not a candidate for pairing, a set of signals is transmitted to the FWA device without use of the MU-MIMO.

The utility model discloses a wireless charger three-axis testing device, which relates to the technical field of wireless charging testing and comprises a testing table, a disc-shaped placing table is rotatably arranged on the upper surface of the testing table, and a plurality of placing grooves for fixing wireless chargers are uniformly formed in the edge of the placing table along the circumferential direction. An X-axis guide rail, a Y-axis guide rail and a Z-axis guide rail are respectively arranged in a frame at the top of the test board, and contact type detection pieces are fixed on sliding blocks of the X-axis guide rail, the Y-axis guide rail and the Z-axis guide rail. According to the utility model, the disc-shaped placing table can automatically rotate to a preset angle, so that the detection pieces of the X / Y / Z-axis guide rails can synchronously carry out contact detection on different space postures of the same equipment, and manual operation errors caused by frequent equipment replacement in the traditional single-axis item-by-item test are avoided, thereby improving the test efficiency.

The embodiment of the invention discloses a clothes processing device which comprises a box body, a clothes containing barrel and a wireless energy transmission structure, the wireless energy transmission structure comprises two wireless energy transmission assemblies, and the two wireless energy transmission assemblies are fixed relative to the box body and the clothes containing barrel respectively; each wireless energy transmission assembly comprises a coil, at least one wireless energy transmission assembly further comprises a magnetic isolation piece, a magnetic isolation groove is formed in the side, facing the other wireless energy transmission assembly, of each magnetic isolation piece, and the coils are located in the magnetic isolation grooves and connected with the magnetic isolation pieces. According to the wireless energy transmission structure, the coil of the wireless energy transmission assembly is located in the magnetic isolation groove of the magnetic isolation piece, the magnetic line of force can be restrained from the peripheral side of the coil and the side, away from the other wireless energy transmission assembly, of the coil, the magnetic line of force is restrained to a greater extent, and the eddy current influence of the magnetic line of force on other devices except the wireless energy transmission structure can be better improved. And the magnetic isolation piece can also be used for realizing a magnetic gathering effect of the wireless energy transmission assembly, so that a magnetic field is concentrated between the coil and a coil of another wireless energy transmission assembly, and the wireless charging efficiency is improved.

Distributed unit monitoring of user equipment transmitter power degradation (e.g., using a computerized tool), is enabled. For example, a system can comprise a processor and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations. The operations can comprise determining an average of differences between uplink path losses between a cellular node and a fixed wireless access device and downlink path losses between the cellular node and the fixed wireless access device. The operations can further comprise, in response to the average of the differences between the uplink path losses and the downlink path losses being determined to satisfy a defined difference threshold, determining that the fixed wireless access device is not transmitting according to a specified power level.

This invention belongs to the field of wireless communication module production testing technology, and discloses a parallel testing method and system for wireless modules based on fixed-channel broadcast communication. Applied to a factory production testing environment, the method includes: powering on and initializing multiple modules under test (DUTs) on the same panel, and uniformly setting them to a fixed wireless communication mode and channel according to their workstation addresses; setting up a wireless companion device, which operates on the same fixed mode and channel as the DUTs; the companion device cyclically sending specific broadcast test messages; each DUT, upon receiving a broadcast message, reports a response message to the host computer of the tooling; the host computer determines whether the wireless function of the DUT at that workstation is qualified based on whether it receives a correct response message from the corresponding workstation. This method achieves parallel testing at multiple workstations through a one-to-many broadcast communication mode, improving production efficiency and effectively reducing the problem of wireless co-channel interference during simultaneous testing at multiple workstations.