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296 results about "Signaling nodes" patented technology

Optical burst switch network system and method with just-in-time signaling

Optical burst switch network system and method with Just-in-Time (JIT) signaling and advanced data transmission and memory access and management. The system and method allow concurrent data transmission having arbitrary signal types, such as analog and digital signal types, in which the JIT signaling allows for subsequent simultaneous transmission of optical signals that do not require electro-optical conversion. The system includes an optical signal bus having a passive star coupler. A plurality of network adapters that are in optical communication with the optical signal bus and in network communication with network terminal devices are provided. The network adapters include receivers, transmitters and control logic that allows for bi-directional movement of data signals as bursts between the terminal equipment and the network system. The transmitter and receiver may be fixed or tunable. The system further includes an optical bus controller in optical communication with the optical signal bus that processes signals from the optical signal bus to connect a requested network adapter to a requesting network adapter in accordance with the user-to-network protocol. The network system implements a just-in-time signaling protocol to signal nodes in the network that burst communications are forthcoming. Optionally, the system allows comprehensive memory access in a Local Area Network (LAN). The nodes in the network are capable of seamlessly addressing memories of all other nodes that comprise the network.
Owner:RES TRIANGLE INST

Low-complexity belief propagation detection algorithm for large-scale MIMO system

The invention discloses a low-complexity belief propagation detection algorithm for a large-scale MIMO system. A corresponding factor graph is built by utilizing an equivalent real number field model, and complex number field operation is translated into real number field operation, thereby implementing BP-based iteration detection; wherein the factor graph is used for representing a dependency relation between a receiving signal and a transmitting signal, the transmitting signal is utilized as a signal node, and the receiving signal is utilized as an observation node; each signal node updates prior information according to posterior information obtained from the observation node, and then transmits the updated prior information to all observation nodes connected with the signal node; each observation node calculates updates posterior information according to prior information obtained from the signal node, and then transmits the updated posterior information to a signal node connected with the observation node. According to the low-complexity belief propagation detection algorithm for the large-scale MIMO system, a symbol-based large-scale MIMO detection algorithm is implemented; high-dimensional matrix inversion is avoided, and the low-complexity belief propagation detection algorithm can be greatly suitable for application scenarios of the large-scale MIMO.
Owner:SOUTHEAST UNIV

Wireless mobile call location and delivery for non-geographic numbers

A system and method is provided for establishing a call to a wireless directory number (982) which is either a non-geographic directory number or a non-dialable directory number. A call is initiated from a wireline telephone (155) to a geographic-based local access directory number (994, 996). An originating switching node (810) recognizes the local access directory number (994, 996) as an AIN trigger, and thereafter identifies a signaling node (820) that is associated with the dialed local access DN (994, 996). The signaling node (820) sends a location request that includes the local access DN (994, 996) to an HLR (130). The HLR (130) obtains the wireless DN (982) from an internal database (990) in which the wireless DN (982) is associated with the local access DN (994, 996). The HLR (130) utilizes the wireless DN (982) to receive a temporary local directory number (TLDN) from visitor location register (140). The HLR (130) associates the TLDN with the local access DN (994, 996) and subsequently forwards the TLDN to the signaling node (820), which in turn relays the TLDN to the originating switching node (810). The call connection is thereafter established directly from the originating switching node in the end office to a visited cellular switch using the TLDN.
Owner:GTE WIRELESS
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