Methods and apparatus for wireless signal maximization and management in a quasi-licensed wireless system
AssigneeCharter Communications Operating, LLC
InventorHossam Hmimy
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AssigneeCharter Communications Operating, LLC
InventorHossam Hmimy
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Methods and apparatus for managing radio device transmitters, beams, and receivers within a power-limited system. In one embodiment, the methods and apparatus utilize so-called “quasi-licensed” CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) wireless spectrum in conjunction with a distributed controller architecture that dynamically allocates frequency, base station, and transmit/receive beam resources for delivery of services to a number of installed fixed wireless apparatus (FWA) at user or subscriber premises. The FWA include radio path controller logic that obtains signal data via its antennae and radio head, and transmits the data to a network centralized controller that determines the resource allocation and timing (e.g., via a slotted TDD medium) for service delivery to each FWA. As such, the base stations do not determine the allocations as in the prior art, and multiple power-limited base stations can transmit signals to a single FWA to achieve greater coverage area and/or receive aggregated power.
A computerized method for operating a wireless receiver apparatus, the computerized method comprising:
A computer readable apparatus comprising a non-transitory storage medium, the non-transitory storage medium comprising at least one computer program having a plurality of instructions, the plurality of instructions configured to, when executed on a processing apparatus, cause a computerized network radio controller apparatus to:
A base station apparatus for use in a wireless network infrastructure, the wireless network infrastructure comprising a computerized network controller, the base station apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.