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189 results about "WiBro" patented technology

WiBro (wireless broadband) is a wireless broadband Internet technology developed by the South Korean telecoms industry. WiBro is the South Korean service name for IEEE 802.16e (mobile WiMAX) international standard. By the end of 2012, the Korean Communications Commission intends to increase WiBro broadband connection speeds to 10Mbit/s, around ten times the 2009 speed, which will complement their 1Gbit/sec fibre-optic network. The WiBro networks were shut down at the end of 2018.

Vehicle mounted electronic alarm system for road safety

The invention discloses an on-vehicle electronic warning system for road safety, comprising a wireless broadband special network established at the side of the road. The wireless broadband is composed of a road-side wireless signal transmitting tower, road-side optical cables and a database computing center and is used for receiving operational data of each vehicle on the road while uninterruptedly sending road feature data to each vehicle. An on-vehicle road safety electronic shield terminal arranged in the vehicle uninterruptedly transmits vehicle locations, time and speed data computed by a satellite and land station signals to the database computing center of the road-side wireless special network subsequent to the reception of a positioning signal from a global positioning system so that all the vehicles share the positioning data, meanwhile, the terminal uninterruptedly receives and reads the road feature data sent by the wireless broadband special network during the traveling, and sends, in case that the distance between vehicles are too close or the vehicle is about to deviate from own traffic lane, warning information to related drives in order to avoid traffic accidents such as vehicle rear-end collision, deviation from the roads, side collision, etc.
Owner:曲涛

Performing handover using mutual authentication in wireless broadband (WiBro) network

A method and system to perform a handover using mutual authentication in a Wireless Broadband (WiBro) network includes: generating a temporary number of a mobile station needing handover from a first base station to a second base station and requesting a handover from the first base station; transferring a handover request message, including a field for storing the temporary number of the mobile station, from the first base station to the second base station according to the handover request of the mobile station; transferring a handover response message, including respective fields for storing the mobile station's temporary number and the second base station's certification encoded using an authentication key received from an authentication server, from the second base station to the first base station; verifying the encoded temporary number of the mobile station and the encoded certification of the second base station in the handover response message transferred from the second base station, and transferring a handover acknowledge (ACK) message including a field for storing an authentication result for the second base station, from the first base station to the second base station; transmitting an initial communication request message, including a Control Mobile Attenuation Code (CMAC) value to be authenticated by the second base station, from the mobile station to the second base station; and authenticating the mobile station and transmitting a response message to the initial communication request message, from the second base station to the mobile station in response to the CMAC value transmitted from the mobile station being the same as a CMAC value of the second base station.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD

Wireless broadband service

A fixed broadband wireless data access service providing shared wide-band packet-switched data transport for high speed data access in areas where conventional ADSL service and fiber optic service are unavailable. The wireless data access service is a point-to-multipoint cellular-type network that connects customers to data service providers through the ATM backbone of an existing network. Customers connect to the ATM backbone and data service provider through a cellular grid in which a wireless base station in each cell communicates with the individual customer wireless equipment within its cell site coverage area. The base stations are connected to an ATM backbone switch through wireless and wireline backhaul links. The upstream and downstream bandwidths of the wireless broadband network are engineered in various symmetric and asymmetric configurations to provide a shared packet-switched connection that emulates an uninterrupted, direct wireline ADSL connection. The wireless broadband network employs a data protocol of shared access bandwidth and adaptive asymmetric data rates to support multiuser service sessions by wireless transmission. The wireless broadband network is not network protocol specific and can be applied to wireless asymmetric digital subscriber line service, wireless integrated service digital network over digital subscriber line service, wireless very high bit rate digital subscriber line service, or wireless symmetric or single-line digital subscriber line service.
Owner:AT&T INTPROP I L P

Apparatus and Method for Estimating Carrier Frequency Offset in Communication Terminal, and Communication Terminal for Performing the Method

Provided are an apparatus and method for estimating carrier frequency offset in a communication terminal operating in a communication system supporting Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) or Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access (OFDMA). More particularly, provided are a method of estimating carrier frequency offset in a communication terminal supporting DownLink (DL) Full Usage of SubChannel (FUSC) and DL Band-Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) channel modes in a wireless communication system based on one of Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) 802.16d / e, Wireless Broadband (WiBro), and Worldwide interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) standards, and a communication terminal performing the method. The apparatus includes: a phase difference calculator for calculating a phase difference between pilot symbols having the same linear phase among the pilot symbols of a received signal; a phase difference accumulator for accumulating the phase difference and generating a phase difference accumulation value; and a calculator for converting the phase difference accumulation value into a carrier frequency offset estimation value.
Owner:POS DATA CO LTD

Functional addressing method and system suitable for railway radio broadband communication system

InactiveCN109362060AExtensive industrial chain foundationPreserve the business processParticular environment based servicesConnection managementTelecommunications linkCommunications system
The invention relates to a functional addressing method and system suitable for railway radio broadband communication system. The functional addressing method comprises the following steps that: a function addressing system is constructed by a radio terminal, an RAN (Radio Access Network), an SSE (Service Switching Entity) and an MCPTT (Mission Critical Push to Talk) server; a use A dials a function number, the radio terminal accesses RAN transmission, and the SSE performs recognition and launches a functional addressing request to the MCPTT server; the MCPTT server inquires whether the dialedfunction number is valid or not; the MCPTT server checks whether a call is authorized or not through an access matrix; if the call is not authorized, the call is released, and a corresponding releasecause is provided; the MCPTT server finds an MC ID corresponding to the dialed function number for translating the function number; the MCPTT server accesses the RAN through the radio terminal for paging to obtain current position information of a plurality of MC IDs corresponding to the dialed function number, and compares the current position information with a domination range of a calling user; and the MCPTT server selects an MC ID in the domination range and sends a communication link connection establishing command, and the RAN selects a route and connects the call to a called user B.
Owner:CRSC COMM & INFORMATION GRP CO LTD
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