469 results about "Remote base station" patented technology

A radio base station in a mobile communication network collects information about the network and exchanges data with a configuration device, the Internet System Manager (iSM). The iSM automatically configures and integrates the base station into the network by defining configuration parameter settings that allow fill interoperation of the base station with the network, with regards to roaming and handover in particular, without the need to add or modify parameter settings in other existing network elements. A very large number and high geographical density of such base stations is supported with full interoperation between them, allowing to overcome limitations of conventional mobile communication networks in this regard, by utilizing a certain combination of parameter settings and a new method to address the different base stations in the network.

This invention is a wireless mobile indoor / outdoor tracking system. It is designed to track the absolute position of all nodes in a network indoors and outdoors. The system uses GPS positioning when a signal is available and RF ranging when it is unavailable. When indoors, a minimum of three network nodes must receive a GPS signal to determine absolute position. A mesh network is used to make the system mobile and to create an avenue for data to be transmitted to a remote base station.

A cardiac monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless electrocardiograph (ECG) system. The present invention detects electrical signals from a patient's heart and transmits the signals digitally to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station converts the digital signals back to an analog electrical signals that can be read by an ECG monitor.

A garment having at least one layer providing bullet-proof protection for the wearer. One or more additional layers incorporate sensors to detect the magnitude of an impact to generate a signal activating a wireless transmitter to send distress signals and / or positional and other information to a remote base location. Additional sensors may be provided to indicate physical characteristics of the wearer.

An automatic GPS tracking system is taught that consists of a GPS tracking unit secured to a person or an asset that includes a GPS receiver and a first battery operated a processor and first RF transceiver which emits an RF signal. A home base station receives the RF signal within a pre-selected proximity communication distance. A monitoring station which is in communication from a cellular modem or a satellite modem within the GPS tracking unit such that, if a person or asset having the tracking system secured thereon moves beyond the a pre-selected proximity communication distance from a home base unit, the first transceiver RF communication signals is lost, the processor automatically powers “on” the second battery to power up the GPS receiver and the cellular modem, and the GPS tracking unit may signal the monitoring station which displays the location of the person or asset.

The invention determines performance data during activity of a person. A microprocessor and a sensor, such as a GPS sensor, attach to the person or to a vehicle ridden by the person. The sensor and microprocessor may integrate in clothing or in a watch worn by the person. Wireless signals may be generated to a remote base station or to a watch. Performance data may for example include speed, drop distance, airtime and power.

An apparatus and method for measuring and compensating for delay between a main base station and a remote base station interconnected by an optical cable. The main base station inserts a test pattern into an overhead part of an SDH frame to transmit the SDH frame to the remote base station, receives the SDH frame looped back by the remote base station to detect the test pattern, and measures propagation delay according to the test pattern. At least one frame alignment word (FAW) is detected at a predetermined position in the received SDH frame, and a delay error is calculated according to FAW detection information. The measured propagation delay with the delay error is compensated and produces propagation delay caused by the optical cable. A modulator / demodulator (MODEM) compensates for delay of a baseband signal to be transmitted to the remote base station.

This invention relates to a radio base station equipment and a mobile station equipment in a mobile communication system that operate as determination stations adapted for a predetermined navigation or associate with other radio base station(s) or mobile station(s) to radio-determine the location of a desired mobile station. The mobile communication system achieves a radio determination economically and reliably while flexibly adapting itself to the substantial traffic distribution and transmission characteristics in individual wireless zones as well as the zone configuration, channel allocation, the procedure of channel control, and the structure of hardware.

A communication device that includes a femtocell base station and a mobile station transmitter / receiver. The femtocell base station may provide bidirectional internet protocol (IP) communication for one or mobile devices to a cellular network. The femtocell base station may be operable to communicate with the cellular network using a wide area network. The mobile station transmitter / receiver may be coupled to the femtocell base station (in a same housing). The mobile station transmitter / receiver may be operable to perform radio frequency (RF) wireless communication with the cellular network, e.g., to detect and / or report environmental parameters, performing testing (e.g., loopback testing), and / or provide communication for the one or more mobile devices (e.g., when the wide area network is down), among others.

A communication system providing wireless communication among wireless users through a number of cellular base stations. At least one of the base stations is a mobile base station in which low and high speed wireless transceivers are mounted on a temporarily stationary mobile vehicle such as a truck trailer or a truck. The system includes at least one connecting station with a millimeter wave wireless transceiver in communication with a fiber optic or high-speed cable communication network. The transceiver is adapted to communicate at millimeter wave frequencies higher than 60 GHz with another millimeter wave transceiver at one of the cellular base stations. Each of the base stations serves a separate communication cell. Each base station is equipped with a low frequency wireless transceiver for communicating with the wireless users within the cell at a radio frequency lower than 6 GHz and a millimeter wave wireless transceiver operating at a millimeter wave frequency higher than 60 GHz for communicating with another millimeter wave transceiver at another base station or a millimeter wave transceiver at said at the connecting station. The base stations are also equipped with data transfer means for transferring data communicated through the low frequency wireless transceiver to the millimeter wave wireless transceiver and for transferring data communicated through the millimeter wave wireless transceiver to the low frequency wireless transceiver. In preferred embodiments the system is a part of a telephone system, an Internet system or a computer network.

A wireless remote access base station for converting a downstream optical signal to a downstream radio frequency (RF) signal, transmitting the converted downstream RF signal wirelessly, converting a received upstream RF signal to an upstream optical signal, and transmitting the upstream optical signal is provided. The remote base station includes: an electro-absorption modulator (EAM) for converting a downstream optical signal to a downstream RF signal and an upstream RF signal to an upstream optical signal; an antenna for transmitting the downstream RF signal wirelessly and outputting the upstream RF signal received wirelessly to the EAM; and an amplifier, which is located between the EAM and the antenna, amplifies the downstream RF signal and outputs the amplified downstream RF signal to the antenna.

A distributed base station system for high speed data transmission is disclosed. The system includes a plurality of remote antennas, each antenna being coupled to a router. The plurality of remote antennas is coupled to each other and is arranged into a network.

The embodiment of the invention discloses a parking management method, a Bluetooth positioning terminal, a base station and a system, which can conveniently and high-efficiently carry out vehicle positioning and management. Bluetooth base stations and an entrance and exit base station are arranged in a parking lot; after the Bluetooth positioning terminal is awakened by an entrance signal transmitted by the entrance and exit base station arranged at the entrance and exit of the parking lot, positioning signals transmitted by multiple Bluetooth base stations arranged in the parking lot at intervals are received, and at least three Bluetooth base stations are determined from the multiple Bluetooth base stations according to the receiving signal strength indicator (RSSI) for the positioning signals; and the information of the determined at least three Bluetooth base stations and the corresponding RSSI are sent to a server to enable the server to calculate and obtain the parking position information of the vehicle where the Bluetooth positioning terminal is according to the information of the determined at least three Bluetooth base stations and the corresponding RSSI. Thus, the Bluetooth 4.0BLE technology can be used for conveniently and high-efficiently carrying out positioning and management on the vehicle.

A wireless communication network supporting mobile communications includes a mesh of radio base stations (RBSs) interconnected as packet data routing network. The RBSs are RF-coupled together so that adjacent ones may relay communications traffic to each other. By attaching to the mesh of radio base stations at one or more attachment points, communications traffic may be routed between a base station controller and any one of the radio base stations in the mesh based on configuring the appropriate route through the mesh. Preferably, the mesh is implemented as an IP-based routing network with each radio base station in the mesh operating as an addressable routing node within the mesh.

An interface system and method are provided for communication between a medical monitoring apparatus designed to be worn by a patient and a remote base station using an established wireless network. The system comprises a data collection module configured to receive data relating to the medical monitoring apparatus. The data collection module comprises a port connected to the data collection module for coupling the data collection module to a portable communication device configured for wireless communication over the established wireless network. The data collection module further comprises a controller configured to transmit a message in response to the received data, wherein the message is transmitted to the remote base station via the port and the portable communication device. The controller can also be used to control aspects of the medical monitoring apparatus in response to instructions received from the remote base station via the portable communication device and the established wireless network.

A wireless monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless monitoring system for detecting and transmitting physiological data. The present invention detects physiological data relating to a patients cardiac activity and respiration rate and transmits the data to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station processes the data so that the data can be displayed by an ECG monitor.

A battery-powered runway-based aircraft identification system includes a frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem adjacent to an airport runway. A power supply subsystem adjacent to the frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem is operably coupled to the frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem and configured to controllably supply electrical power to the frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem. The power supply subsystem includes at least one frangibly mounted solar panel operably coupled to a deep cycle battery and charge controller. A remote base station configured for wireless communication with the frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem monitors charge status of the battery and determines an aircraft identification from the frangibly mounted image capture and communication subsystem.

A method of communicating with a mobile station. The method includes receiving forward link signals from a central base station at a remote base station and transmitting the forward link signals from the remote base station to the mobile station. The method also includes receiving reverse link signals from the mobile station at the remote base station and transmitting the reverse link signals from the remote base station to the central base station. The method further includes cooperatively adjusting a transmission power level for communication between the mobile station and the remote base station.

The embodiment of the invention provides a multimedia data processing method based on an unmanned aerial vehicle and a multimedia data processing system thereof. The system at least comprises the unmanned aerial vehicle, relay base stations and a server. The unmanned aerial vehicle and the relay base stations communicate through the specific frequency band. The relay base stations and the server are connected in a wired or wireless mode. The unmanned aerial vehicle is used for acquiring multimedia data and broadcasting the multimedia data to multiple relay base stations within the preset range. The relay base stations are used for receiving the multimedia data. The server is used for determining the target relay base station from the multiple relay base stations and acquiring the multimedia data from the target relay base station and transmitting the multimedia data to a client side used for displaying the multimedia data. According to the multimedia data processing method based on the unmanned aerial vehicle and the multimedia data processing system thereof, the limitation of small coverage range of aerial photography of the conventional unmanned aerial vehicle can be effectively solved and the video quality of the aerial photography of the unmanned aerial vehicle can be improved.

In a wireless communication system including base transceiver stations connected to a wired network and wireless system terminals, the wireless system terminals are individually registered in a plurality of communicable base transceiver stations and at the same time set in a multilink connection state. Then, a base transceiver station that has a lower communication load and in a more stable communication state at current point in time is selected from among the multilink base transceiver stations connected to a wireless system terminal, thereby performing data communication with the wireless system terminal. With this arrangement, when an individual fixed connection is switched, no load is produced at the time of roaming, and stabilization of communication and balancing of communication loads resulting from switching of the base transceiver stations for use are realized. The throughput of the overall wireless communication system is thereby improved.

A cardiac monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless electrocardiograph (ECG) system. The present invention detects electrical signals from a patient's heart and transmits the signals digitally to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station converts the digital signals back to an analog electrical signals that can be read by an ECG monitor.

A radio base station in a mobile communication network collects information about the network and exchanges data with a configuration device, the Internet System Manager(iSM). The iSM automatically configures and integrates the base station into the network by defining configuration parameter settings that allow full interoperation of the base station with the network, with regards to roaming and handover in particular, without the need to add or modify parameter settings in other existing network elements. A very large number and high geographical density of such base stations is supported with full interoperation between them, allowing to overcome limitations of conventional mobile communication networks in this regard, by utilizing a certain combination of parameter settings and a new method to address the different base stations in the network.

A communication system providing wireless communication among wireless users through a number of cellular base stations. At least one of the base stations is a mobile base station in which low and high speed wireless transceivers are mounted on a temporarily stationary mobile vehicle such as a truck trailer or a truck. The system includes at least one connecting station with a millimeter wave wireless transceiver in communication with a fiber optic or high-speed cable communication network. The transceiver is adapted to communicate at millimeter wave frequencies higher than 60 GHz with another millimeter wave transceiver at one of the cellular base stations. Each of the base stations serves a separate communication cell. Each base station is equipped with a low frequency wireless transceiver for communicating with the wireless users within the cell at a radio frequency lower than 6 GHz and a millimeter wave wireless transceiver operating at a millimeter wave frequency higher than 60 GHz for communicating with another millimeter wave transceiver at another base station or a millimeter wave transceiver at said at the connecting station. The base stations are also equipped with data transfer means for transferring data communicated through the low frequency wireless transceiver to the millimeter wave wireless transceiver and for transferring data communicated through the millimeter wave wireless transceiver to the low frequency wireless transceiver. In preferred embodiments the system is a part of a telephone system, an Internet system or a computer network.

A radio base station includes: a category acquisition unit configured to acquire one or more mobile station categories indicating capability of a mobile station with which to communicate; a category determination unit configured to determine a mobile station category to be applied to radio communications with the mobile station from the mobile station categories acquired by the category acquisition unit to correspond to one of parameters to be used in rate matching processing of the mobile station; and a category notification unit configured to notify the mobile station of the mobile station category determined by the category determination unit.

In a cellular telecommunications network, a mobile communication system to offload data traffic from base stations to small-node devices, includes a radio base station, a plurality of small-node devices, a macro-base-station-to-the-small-node-device (BS2D) communication section configured to receive a first control-plane message from the radio base station over a BS2D communication link, a small-node-device-to-user-equipment (D2UE) communication section configured to transmit user-plane data to a user equipment over a wireless D2UE communication link established responsive to the first control-plane message, and a center small-node device. The center small-node device includes a buffer section, a backhaul communication section configured to receive the user-plane traffic data from a server over a backhaul link, and is configured to manage D2UE connections between the plurality of small-node devices and the mobile station, buffer data to be transmitted in d6ownlink and uplink for the plurality of small-node devices, and conduct a link adaptation for the D2UE connections.

The present invention relates to a security, telemetry and control system which utilizes wireless communication between a control unit and smart relay(s) within the vehicle and also utilizes wireless communication between the vehicle and a remote base station to monitor and protect a vehicle or piece of equipment against unauthorized users and thieves.

The present invention relates to an interference cancellation receiving method in an OFDMA mobile communication system, and an apparatus using the same. For this purpose, the present invention provides an interference cancellation receiving method for outputting a data symbol from which an interfering signal is canceled by receiving subcarriers including a data signal from a serving base station, the data signal including interfering signals from a neighboring base station and a remote base station, estimating a channel response of the serving base station and the neighboring base station by using at least one adjacent pilot subcarrier in the frequency axis or time axis, computing a weight value for canceling the interfering signals, and combining at least one data subcarrier having a repeated identical data symbol among received subcarriers with the weight value. According to the present invention, performance of receiving serving base station signals is improved, and a success rate of handoff is increased and handoff delay time is reduced by successful decoding of signals from a serving base station and a neighboring base station when handoff occurs.

A system for the detecting and alarming of unauthorized access to an enclosure is herein disclosed. Sensors mounted within the door and / or motion sensors provide a wireless signal to a centralized control panel that activates an alarm when armed. The alarm provides visual and aural indication of an intrusion within the enclosure and transmits a signal to a remote base unit via telemetry, and a Global Positioning System (GPS) may provide the location of the alarm to the base unit for subsequent dispatch of security personnel if the enclosure is in transport.