Wireless communication network system synchronization method
AssigneeThe Nippon Signal Co., Ltd.
InventorsTerufumi YAMAGUCHI, Hiroki SAITO, Yuhei OTSUKA, Toshihito SHIRAI
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AssigneeThe Nippon Signal Co., Ltd.
InventorsTerufumi YAMAGUCHI, Hiroki SAITO, Yuhei OTSUKA, Toshihito SHIRAI
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Mobile radio sets are installed on front and rear parts of a mobile body, one of fixed radio sets is set as a synchronization base station, and the other radio sets including the mobile radio sets are set as synchronization packet relay stations. Each of the relay stations in a synchronization acquiring mode makes a transition to a ground synchronization maintaining mode higher in synchronization accuracy when receiving a synchronization packet without the intervention of the mobile radio sets, or makes a transition to an on-vehicle synchronization maintaining mode lower in synchronization accuracy when receiving a synchronization packet with the intervention of the mobile radio sets, and the relay station in the on-vehicle synchronization maintaining mode makes a transition to the ground synchronization maintaining mode when receiving a synchronization packet from a relay station in the ground synchronization maintaining mode.
A synchronization method for a wireless communication network system provided with mobile radio sets that are mounted on a mobile body moving along a predetermined route, and a plurality of fixed radio sets that is spatially separated and installed along the route in such a manner that adjacent fixed radio sets perform wireless communication with each other to transmit information while relaying the information from a transmission source to a terminal fixed radio set, wherein the mobile radio sets and the fixed radio sets are time-synchronized in a communicable manner to perform communication,
A synchronization method for a wireless communication network system provided with mobile radio sets that are mounted on a mobile body moving along a predetermined route, and a plurality of fixed radio sets that is spatially separated and installed along the route in such a manner that adjacent fixed radio sets perform wireless communication with each other to transmit information while relaying the information from a transmission source to a terminal fixed radio set, wherein the mobile radio sets and the fixed radio sets are time-synchronized in a communicable manner to perform communication,
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