Method and Apparatus for Asynchronous Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access
AssigneeEntropic Communications, Inc.
InventorDavid BARR
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AssigneeEntropic Communications, Inc.
InventorDavid BARR
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A method of transmitting orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) signals includes transmitting, at a first transmitter of a network, a first stream of data having a first number of symbols over a first time interval using a first set of one or more OFDMA subcarriers. At a second transmitter of the network, a second stream of data is transmitted having a second number of symbols over a second time interval, different in duration than the first time interval and overlapping the first time interval. The second burst of data is transmitted using a second set of one or more OFDMA subcarriers. The first time interval and first set of subcarriers define a first time-frequency grant, the second time interval and second set of subcarriers define a second time-frequency grant, and the first and second time-frequency grants are granted by a network coordinator node of the network.
A method of transmitting orthogonal frequency division multiple access signals, the method comprising:
A method of transmitting orthogonal frequency division multiple access signals, the method comprising:
A method of scheduling transmission of orthogonal frequency division multiple access signals, the method performed at a network coordinator node of a network, the method comprising:
A method of scheduling transmission of orthogonal frequency division multiple access signals, the method comprising:
An apparatus forming a network node on a network, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus forming a network node on a network, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus forming a network coordinator (NC) node on a network, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus forming a network coordinator (NC) node on a network, said apparatus comprising:
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