Terminal apparatus, communication method, and communication program
AssigneeNTT, Inc.
InventorsAkira Kishida, Yasuhiko INOUE, Kengo Nagata, Yusuke Asai, Yasushi TAKATORI
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Abstract
A terminal apparatus includes: a measurement unit configured to measure at least one of a latency when a wireless signal is transmitted to an access point and a jitter of the wireless signal; a data processing unit configured to generate information including a result of the measurement; and a wireless communication processing unit configured to transmit the information to the access point.
Claims9
A terminal apparatus comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- measure a latency when a wireless signal is transmitted to an access point;
- and
- generate information including a result of the measurement;
- and
- a wireless signal processing circuit configured to transmit the information to the access point,
- wherein the processor measures the latency for each item of traffic identification information added to data included in the wireless signal.
The terminal apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the information includes information regarding an attribute of the terminal apparatus.
A method, comprising:
- measuring a latency when a wireless signal is transmitted to an access point;
- and
- generating information including a result of the measurement;
- and
- transmitting the information to the access point,
- wherein measuring the latency comprises measuring the latency for each item of traffic identification information added to data included in the wireless signal.
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon, that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
- measuring a latency when a wireless signal is transmitted to an access point;
- and
- generating information including a result of the measurement;
- and
- transmitting the information to the access point,
- wherein measuring the latency comprises measuring the latency for each item of traffic identification information added to data included in the wireless signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.