Methods and apparatus for mitigating interference between co-located collaborating radios
AssigneeMotorola Solutions, Inc.
InventorsJEFF S. ANDERSON, HENRY W. ANDERSON, BRADLEY M. HIBEN
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AssigneeMotorola Solutions, Inc.
InventorsJEFF S. ANDERSON, HENRY W. ANDERSON, BRADLEY M. HIBEN
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Methods and apparatus are provided for mitigating interference between spectrally distinct wireless communication networks employing co-located, collaborating radios. A first base station is in a first network and communicates with a first radio within a first frequency range, and a second base station is in a second network and communicates with a second radio in a second frequency range. The first and second radios are geographically co-located, for example, within a public safety vehicle. The first radio determines a maximum level of interference it will accept based on current operational parameters, and communicates a corresponding threshold value to the second radio through a data link. The second radio sends a request to its base station to employ interim scheduling constraints governing uplink transmissions from the second radio, to thereby limit out of band emissions received by the first radio to a range that is less than the threshold interference level.
A method of mitigating an interfering radio signal, that is received at a first mobile device configured to communicate with a first base station within a first frequency band, and which was transmitted by a second mobile device configured to communicate with a second base station within a second frequency band, the method comprising:
A method of mitigating out of band emissions received at a first radio that communicates with a first base station within a first frequency band, and which was transmitted by a second radio configured to communicate with a second base station within a second frequency band, the method comprising:
A system for mitigating radio interference from out of band emissions, comprising:
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