Protocol and transceiver for cordless/cellular telephone service
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsRobert J. G. MacNamee, Sunil K. Vadgama
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsRobert J. G. MacNamee, Sunil K. Vadgama
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A communications system suitable for use with hand portable radio telephones operating in a cellular mode, the typical cell size being between 500 m and 3 km radius. Each cell comprising at least one primary or base station (10) connected to the PSTN and one or more secondary portable stations (14) which are capable of roaming within the cell. Radio communication between the stations can be initiated by either station. Each primary and secondary station having radio transceiving means for time division duplex communication between the stations, a codec operating at 32 kbits/second or 11.4 kbits/second and means for transmitting digitised speech in accordance with a framed structure comprising 3 full rate or 6 half rate channels per carriers, the carrier being modulated at a carrier bit rate of substantially 270.8333 kbits/second. Provision is made for internal and external handover, if required. Also, if required, the secondary station can be constructed to operate in the DECT system as well as in the above described system.
A communications system comprising a dual mode hand portable transceiver for metropolitan cellular and cordless telecommunications use, forming a secondary station, and a primary station, the primary and secondary stations each comprising respective radio transceiving means for duplex radio communication between the stations, said primary and secondary stations each further comprising:
A dual mode hand portable transceiver for metropolitan cellular and cordless telecommunications use, comprising:
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