Method of handover and route diversity in mobile radio communication
AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsMasayuki Sakamoto, Masaharu Hata
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AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsMasayuki Sakamoto, Masaharu Hata
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A method of handover and route diversity in a mobile radio communication which is less time consuming and capable of improving the frequency spectrum utilization efficiency and securing the high quality of service regardless of the moving speed of the mobile station. In the method, a loop transmission line by which each base station is connected with neighboring base stations is provided; a handover information is transmitted through the loop transmission line, where the handover information is relayed by each base station from one of the neighboring base stations to another one of the neighboring base station; and the handover of a communication of a mobile station from one traffic channel of one base station to an idle traffic channel of another base station is carried out by using the handover information transmitted through the loop transmission line. The method can also be applied to a route diversity reception.
A method of handover in a mobile radio communication using a cellular system formed by a plurality of base stations, in ring topology the method comprising the steps of:
A method of handover in a mobile radio communication using a cellular system formed by a plurality of control base stations each of which is covering a cell within a service area of the system, a plurality of base stations each of which is covering a mini-cell within a cell area of the cell covered by each of the control base stations, wherein the plurality of base stations within a cell area of a control base station and the control base station form a ring topology, method comprising the steps of:
A method of handover in a mobile radio communication using a cellular system formed by a plurality of base stations, in ring topology the method comprising the steps of:
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