Microcellular RF transmission system with baseband signal delivery via a wireline connection
AssigneeAllegheny Holdings I, LLC.
InventorsPaul Posner, Stefan Scheinert
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AssigneeAllegheny Holdings I, LLC.
InventorsPaul Posner, Stefan Scheinert
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Techniques are described for splitting a base transceiver station into digital and rf functions. With relatively low cost simulcasting clusters of rf remotes located to define coverage areas and master base transceiver stations connected to the rf remotes by suitable wireline connectors, such as Ti lines, the bulk of the digital functions can be located anywhere that is desired. Numerous, small, low cost, low power rf remotes may be advantageously mounted on existing structures such as light poles, telephone poles, and the like to achieve desired areas of coverage cost effectively and with a high degree of flexibility with respect to meeting future increases in need for additional capacity.
A base station, where antenna and digital functions of a base station are separated, the base station comprising:
A wireless communication network employing at least one base station having antenna and digital functions which are separated, the at least one base station comprising:
A wireless communication network comprising:
A method of wireless communication comprising the steps of:
A method of reconfiguring a wireless communication system comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.