Data Network Node Numbering Algorithm for Base Station Elimination
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing data networking technologies require powerful base stations and additional time for network reconstruction when signal conditions or node numbers change, leading to increased costs and deployment time.
Innovation Solution
A data networking method that uses a node numbering algorithm with minimal packet relays from a modem to a node, where nodes are assigned numbers based on the number of relays, allowing for efficient packet transmission without the need for powerful base stations and reduces network reconstruction time.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If traditional base station architecture is used, then network coverage and signal quality are improved, but device complexity and deployment costs increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the base station functionality from the network architecture and replaces it with modem-based packet relaying. Each modem becomes a potential relay node, eliminating the need for dedicated powerful base stations while maintaining network coverage through distributed packet forwarding.
Solution Approach 2:
The network nodes (modems and devices) automatically determine their own packet relay paths based on the numbering algorithm without requiring centralized base station control. Each node independently participates in packet relaying based on its assigned number, enabling self-organizing network operation.
2Adaptability or versatility
If network reconstruction is performed when signal conditions or node numbers change, then network adaptability is improved, but deployment time and operational disruption increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements dynamic packet relaying where the relay path is determined by real-time node numbering rather than fixed network topology. When nodes are added or removed, the numbering algorithm automatically adjusts packet routes without requiring network reconstruction, as each node independently determines its relay role based on its assigned number.
Solution Approach 2:
The network pre-assigns numbers to nodes and pre-establishes the packet relaying logic based on these numbers. This preliminary numbering allows the network to dynamically adapt to changes without reconstruction time, as the relaying behavior is predetermined by the numbering scheme rather than requiring real-time topology optimization.
3Measurement precision
If comprehensive network information is stored at each node, then routing precision is improved, but memory requirements and device complexity increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements local quality by having each node store only its own number and use this local information to determine packet relaying behavior. Instead of storing comprehensive network topology information at each node, the numbering scheme provides sufficient local routing information, reducing memory requirements while maintaining routing precision through the structured numbering system.
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AI summary
A method for organizing a data transmission network relates to information technologies and is intended to create an information transmission network between two or more points at a distance. The technical result of the claimed solution is a simplification in structure and a reduction in build time and the cost of network usage. The method is built on a node indexing algorithm based on a minimum number of packet retransmissions from modem to node. The method allows the use of a plurality of optionally moveable modems in a network and the use of wired and wireless networks, does not require the presence of a powerful base station, does not require additional time for rebuilding a network when signal transmission conditions are changed or when the number of nodes in a network is changed, allows a network structure to be built and the built structure to be further optimized, and does not require the nodes to store information about the network environment, which substantially lowers the cost of the solution.