Telecommunication system with non-(re)allocatable and (re)allocatable timeslots
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorJiang Cheng
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorJiang Cheng
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Telecommunication systems for providing telecommunication services via communication channels (50) with time-frame structures having at least two flexible timeslots which are (re)allocatable to an uplink or a downlink can be made more practical by introducing at least one fixed (non-(re)allocatable) uplink timeslot, at least one fixed (non-(re)allocatable) downlink timeslot, and by introducing according to a basic idea in said flexible timeslots a first number of timeslots with an uplink priority and a second number of timeslots with a downlink priority. Said at least one fixed uplink timeslot can be one fixed uplink timeslot, said at least one fixed downlink timeslot can be one fixed downlink timeslot, with said first and second number of timeslots coinciding, and with one kind of priority increasing and with the other kind of priority decreasing per timeslot. Alternatively, rules and/or interference detection results are used for defining (locations and/or priorities for) said first and second number of timeslots.
Telecommunication system comprising at least a first station and a second station for providing a telecommunication service via at least one communication channel with a time-frame structure with at least one group of timeslots, in which group at least two timeslots are flexible timeslots each being (re)allocatable to an uplink or a downlink, wherein in said group at least one timeslot is a fixed uplink timeslot, at least one timeslot is a fixed downlink timeslot, and said at least two flexible timeslots comprise a first number of timeslots having a priority of an uplink kind and a second number of timeslots having a priority of a downlink kind.
Station for use in a telecommunication system comprising at least a first station and a second station for providing a telecommunication service via at least one communication channel with a time-frame structure with at least one group of timeslots, in which group at least two timeslots are flexible timeslots each being (re)allocatable to an uplink or a downlink, wherein in said group at least one timeslot is a fixed uplink timeslot, at least one timeslot is a fixed downlink timeslot, and said at least two flexible timeslots comprise a first number of timeslots having a priority of an uplink kind and a second number of timeslots having a priority of a downlink kind, with said station comprising a memory for storing priority parameters, with said first number of timeslots being defined by priority parameters of an uplink kind and with said second number of timeslots being defined by priority parameters of a downlink kind.
Method for use in a telecommunication system comprising at least a first station and a second station for providing a telecommunication service via at least one communication channel with a time-frame structure with at least one group of timeslots, in which group at least two timeslots are flexible timeslots each being (re)allocatable to an uplink or a downlink, wherein in said group at least one timeslot is a fixed uplink timeslot, at least one timeslot is a fixed downlink timeslot, and said at least two flexible timeslots comprise a first number of timeslots having a priority of an uplink kind and a second number of timeslots having a priority of a downlink kind, which method comprises the step of allocating, upon request for uplink/downlink capacity, at least one flexible timeslot to an uplink/downlink, in dependence of uplink/downlink priority parameters.
Processor program product to be run via a processor in a station in a telecommunication system comprising at least a first station and a second station for providing a telecommunication service via at least one communication channel with a time-frame structure with at least one group of timeslots, in which group at least two timeslots are flexible timeslots each being (re)allocatable to an uplink or a downlink, wherein in said group at least one timeslot is a fixed uplink timeslot, at least one timeslot is a fixed downlink timeslot, and said at least two flexible timeslots comprise a first number of timeslots having a priority of an uplink kind and a second number of timeslots having a priority of a downlink kind, which processor program product comprises the function of processing priority parameters via a memory, with said first number of timeslots being defined by priority parameters of an uplink kind and with said second number of timeslots being defined by priority parameters of a downlink kind.
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