Method for Allocating Time Slots
AssigneeWiesemann and Theis GmbH
InventorSimon Lindhorst
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for transmitting data packets in a wireless interconnected network having a plurality of nodes, wherein a fixed time slot having an ordinal number is assigned to each communication relation between the nodes and the communication relations are performed in the order of said ordinal numbers. A corresponding time slot in which transmitter and receiver are exchanged is assigned to each time slot. The corresponding time slot is assigned in accordance with the stipulation that the next higher ordinal number for the corresponding time slot is assigned to the next lower ordinal number for a time slot.
Claims8
Method for transmitting data packets in a wireless interconnected network having a plurality of nodes, wherein a fixed time slot with an ordinal number is assigned to each communication relation between the nodes and the communication relations are performed in the order of the said ordinal numbers,
- characterised in that
- each time slot is assigned a corresponding time slot in which transmitter and receiver are exchanged, whereby the corresponding time slot is assigned in accordance with the stipulation that the next higher ordinal number for the corresponding time slot is assigned to the next lower time slot.
Wireless interconnected network (11) having a plurality of nodes (10, 20, 30, 40) for transmitting data packets, wherein a fixed time slot with an ordinal number is assigned to each communication relation (1-9) between the nodes (10, 20, 30, 40) and the communication relations are performed in the order of the said ordinal numbers,
- characterised in that
- each time slot (1-4) is assigned a corresponding time slot (6-9) in which transmitter and receiver are exchanged, whereby the assignment of the corresponding time slot (6-9) is carried out in accordance with the principle that in each case the next higher ordinal number for the corresponding time slot (6-9) is assigned to the next lower ordinal number for a time slot (1-4).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.