Path loss calculation method, path loss calculation device, path loss calculation program, wireless communication system, and spectrum manager
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorKazushi Muraoka
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorKazushi Muraoka
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A spectrum manager manages a secondary system that shares a frequency with a primary system. A communication unit receives a measurement value of reception power of a signal of the secondary system which is measured by a monitoring station, and holds the measurement value in a measurement result storage unit. A path loss estimating unit estimates a path loss at a first frequency, and a path loss correcting unit performs actual measurement correction on a path loss estimation value using one of a reception power measurement value of a radio signal of a secondary transmitting station measured at a second frequency different from the first frequency and a reception power measurement value of the radio signal of the secondary transmitting station measured in a period of time which is not used by the primary system. A permissible transmission power setting unit calculates permissible transmission power of the secondary transmitting station using the path loss estimation value which has been actually measured and corrected.
A path loss calculation method, comprising:
A path loss calculation device, comprising:
A path loss calculation program executable in a computer, comprising:
A wireless communication system in which a secondary system shares the same frequency as a frequency of a transmitting station of a primary system, and permissible power of a transmission signal of the secondary system is controlled so that the transmission signal of the secondary system does not cause the primary system to undergo interference, the wireless communication system comprising:
A spectrum manager that manages a secondary system that shares the same frequency as a frequency of a transmitting station of a primary system, comprising:
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