Wireless communication system provided in aircraft for communicating using plural wireless channels
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorMasaaki HIGASHIDA
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Abstract
In a wireless communication system including a plurality of wireless stations provided in a structure having a radio wave shield arranged at a fixed position, at least one of two wireless stations using an identical wireless channel and two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other are allocated on both sides of the radio wave shield, respectively. In this case, the structure is an aircraft, and the two wireless stations are allocated on different aisles of the aircraft, respectively. In addition, the two wireless stations are allocated to be apart from each other in a longitudinal direction of the aircraft.
Claims7
1-9. (canceled)
A wireless communication system comprising a plurality of wireless stations provided in an aircraft having a radio wave shield arranged at a fixed position,
- wherein two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other are allocated on both sides of the radio wave shield at different positions sandwiching a seat group at a center of an airframe of the aircraft, respectively, and
- wherein the two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other are allocated to be apart from each other in a longitudinal direction of the aircraft, such that the two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other do not face each other.
A wireless channel allocation method for use in a wireless communication system including a plurality of wireless stations provided in an aircraft having a radio wave shield arranged at a fixed position, the wireless channel allocation method including the steps of:
- allocating two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other on both sides of the radio wave shield at different positions sandwiching a seat group at a center of an airframe of the aircraft, respectively;
- and
- allocating the two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other to be apart from each other in a longitudinal direction of the aircraft, such that the two wireless stations using wireless channels adjacent to each other do not face each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.