System for and method of assigning frequencies in a communications system with no central control of frequency allocation
OwnerJerry R. Schloemerinventor
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Abstract
A system for and method of assigning frequencies in a mobile telephone communication system wherein there is no central control of frequency channel allocations and wherein such assignment is made by real time signal comparisons without reference to geographical patterns.
Claims7
In a communication system comprising a plurality of base sites comprising transmitter and receiver means and a plurality of mobiles comprising transmitter and receiver units which can be selectively operated on a plurality of frequency channels, a method of making frequency channel assignment of said mobiles to said base sites by real time signal comparisons without reference to a geographical pattern and without use of a central frequency assignment control said method consisting of conducting the following tests before making a frequency channel assignment to a new, that is to be assigned, mobile:
- a. determining whether signal transmissions from a new base site, that is the base site to which said new mobile is to be assigned will cause interference at a previously assigned mobile,
- b. determining whether said new mobile will be interfered with by signal transmissions from a previously assigned base site,
- c. determining whether said new base site will be interfered with by signal transmissions from a previously assigned mobile, and
- d. determining whether signal transmissions from said new mobile causes interference at a previously assigned base site;
- and, making said channel assignment.
A communication system comprising
- (a) a plurality of base sites comprising transmission and receiver means,
- (b) a plurality of mobile transmission and receiver means which can be selectively operated on a plurality of frequency channels,
- (c) means for making frequency channel assignment of said mobile means by real time signal comparisons of transmissions without reference to a geographical pattern, and without reference to a central frequency assignment control,
- (d) means for determining whether the signal transmissions from a new base site, that is, a base site to which a new, that is a to be assigned mobile cause interference at a previously assigned mobile,
- (e) means for determining whether said new mobile will be interfered with by signal transmissions from a previously assigned base site,
- (f) means for determining whether said new base site will be interfered with by signal transmissions from a previously assigned mobile, and,
- (g) means for determining whether said new mobile signal transmissions cause interference at a previously assigned base site.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.