Patents
Literature
Patsnap Copilot is an intelligent assistant for R&D personnel, combined with Patent DNA, to facilitate innovative research.
Patsnap Copilot

55 results about "Radio equipment controller" patented technology

Encapsulation of independent transmissions over internal interface of distributed radio base station

A distributed radio base station (20) comprises a radio equipment controller (REC) (22) situated at a main site (23) and a radio equipment (RE) (24) situated at a remote site (25). A remote unit (102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 124) configured to engage in direct communications with the radio equipment controller (REC) is also situated at the remote site (25). An internal interface (26) connects the radio equipment controller (REC) and the radio equipment (RE). Advantageously, the internal interface (26) also encapsulates the direct communications between the radio equipment controller (REC) (22) and the remote unit, thereby obviating a separate physical link between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the remote unit. A new physical link (130) transmits, between the radio equipment (RE) and the remote unit, the direct communications between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the remote unit which are encapsulated over the internal interface (26). The remote unit can take various differing forms, including that of an antenna (102) with remote electrical tilt control; a tower mounted amplifier (TMA) (104); a Transmission network unit (106); a separate radio base station (108) which is co-located at the remote site; a proprietary equipment unit (110); or even one or more cascaded radio equipments (RE) (124).
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)

Encapsulation of independent transmissions over internal interface of distributed radio base station

A distributed radio base station (20) comprises a radio equipment controller (REC) (22) situated at a main site (23) and a radio equipment (RE) (24) situated at a remote site (25). A remote unit (102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 124) configured to engage in direct communications with the radio equipment controller (REC) is also situated at the remote site (25). An internal interface (26) connects the radio equipment controller (REC) and the radio equipment (RE). Advantageously, the internal interface (26) also encapsulates the direct communications between the radio equipment controller (REC) (22) and the remote unit, thereby obviating a separate physical link between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the remote unit. A new physical link (130) transmits, between the radio equipment (RE) and the remote unit, the direct communications between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the remote unit which are encapsulated over the internal interface (26). The remote unit can take various differing forms, including that of an antenna (102) with remote electrical tilt control; a tower mounted amplifier (TMA) (104); a Transmission network unit (106); a separate radio base station (108) which is co-located at the remote site; a proprietary equipment unit (110); or even one or more cascaded radio equipments (RE) (124).
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)

Pre-start-up procedure for internal interface of distributed radio base station

A radio base station (20) has an internal interface (26) connecting a radio equipment (RE) (24) and a radio equipment controller (REC) (22). The radio base station performs a pre-start-up procedure or method for the internal interface (26). The pre-start-up procedure is preformed preparatory to and/or in conjunction with a start-up procedure for the internal interface. As one of its aspects, the pre-start-up procedure involves storing one or more previously proven combinations of line bit rate and protocol as stored combination(s) for use on the internal interface. Prior to synchronization of the internal interface, the stored combination(s) are retrieved and included in a temporary available set of combinations of line bit rate and protocol. Thereafter the start-up procedure for the internal interface is initiated for the purpose of determining efficacy of the temporary available set. Should synchronization of the physical layer by the start-up procedure succeed, the pre-start-up procedure uses a valid combination of line bit rate and protocol in the available set for negotiating between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the radio equipment (RE). Should the start-up procedure fail, the pre-start-up procedure removes a failed combination of line bit rate and protocol from the set. In another of its aspects, the pre-start-up procedure classifies the temporary available set into plural subsets, each subset of the temporary available set containing combinations of line bit rate and protocol having a same line bit rate. The pre-start-up procedure separately initiates the start-up procedure for the internal interface for each subset. In another of its aspects, the pre-start-up procedure classifies the stored combinations as: (1) a best last time combination of line bit rate and protocol which was involved in a last successful execution of the start-up procedure; and (2) a union all combinations of line bit rate and protocol for which the synchronization of the physical layer has previously been successful during the start-up procedure. Capitalizing upon this classification, the pre-start-up procedure can use the best last time combination as the temporary available set for initiating the start-up procedure for the internal interface. Then, if the start-up procedure fails, the pre-start-up procedure can resort to using the union of all combinations as the temporary available set for initiating the start-up procedure for the internal interface.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)

Pre-start-up procedure for internal interface of distributed radio base station

A radio base station (20) has an internal interface (26) connecting a radio equipment (RE) (24) and a radio equipment controller (REC) (22). The radio base station performs a pre-start-up procedure or method for the internal (26). The pre-start-up procedure is performed preparatory to and / or in conjunction with a start-up procedure for the internal interface. As on e of its aspects, the pre-start-up procedure involves storing one or more previously proven combinations of line bit rate and protocol as stored combination(s) for use on the internal interface. Prior to synchronization of the internal interface, the stored combination(s) are retrieved and included in a temporary available set of combinations of line bit rate and protocol. Thereafter the start-up procedure for the internal interface is initiated for the purpose of determining efficacy of the temporary available set. Should synchronization of the physical layer by the start-up procedure succeed, the pre-start-up procedure uses a valid combination of line bit rate and protocol in the available set for negotiating between the radio equipment controller (REC) and the radio equipment (RE). Should the start-up procedure fail, the pre-start-up procedure removes a failed combination of line bit rate and protocol from the set.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)

Capability negotiation method, radio equipment controller and radio equipment

ActiveCN105519184ANegotiation is simple and effectiveNetwork traffic/resource managementRadio equipmentEthernet
The invention discloses a capacity negotiation method, a radio equipment controller and radio equipment. The method includes the steps of: acquiring physical capacity information of radio equipment (RE); determining logic capacity information configured for the RE; determining target operation capacity information of the RE according to the physical capacity information and the logic capacity; and sending a capacity negotiation confirmation message to the RE, the capacity negotiation confirmation message indicating the target operation capacity information. The capacity negotiation method, the radio equipment controller and the radio equipment of the embodiment determine the target operation capacity information of the RE according to the physical capacity information of RE and the logic capacity information configured for the RE through the radio equipment controller, and indicate the determined target operation capacity information to RE, so that the radio equipment controller and the radio equipment can perform simple and effective capacity negotiation when base station data is carried by an Ethernet-switched network or a transmission network. As a result, the operation capacity information of the RE and the negotiation determined target operation capacity information are consistent.
Owner:HUAWEI TECH CO LTD

Fronthaul system for a wireless telecommunication network

The fronthaul system for a wireless telecommunication network comprises: a plurality of baseband units; at least a radio equipment controller module coupled to the plurality of baseband units; a plurality of radio equipment modules coupled to at least one physical antenna port and provided with at least a slave port and at least a master port, wherein the slave port is coupled to a master port of the radio equipment controller module or to a master port of another radio equipment module, wherein each of the radio equipment modules is configured to receive an uplink antenna-carrier stream from a physical antenna port and to transmit the received uplink antenna-carrier stream to its slave port and, if it has a master port connected to another radio equipment module, it is configured to synchronize and sum the received uplink antenna-carrier stream with at least one uplink antenna-carrier stream received from said master port to create a summed uplink antenna-carrier stream and to transmit the summed uplink antenna-carrier stream to its slave port, and wherein each of the radio equipment modules is configured to receive a downlink antenna-carrier stream from the radio equipment controller module or from another radio equipment module to its slave port for the transmission to at least one of said physical antenna port and, if it has a master port connected to another radio equipment module, it is configured to forward at least part of the downlink antenna-carrier stream to the master port.
Owner:TEKO TELECOM
Who we serve
  • R&D Engineer
  • R&D Manager
  • IP Professional
Why Eureka
  • Industry Leading Data Capabilities
  • Powerful AI technology
  • Patent DNA Extraction
Social media
Try Eureka
PatSnap group products