Mobile communication system and method for controlling receiving quality
AssigneeNtt Docomo, Inc.
InventorsTakehiro Ikeda, Ichiro Okajima, Narumi Umeda
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AssigneeNtt Docomo, Inc.
InventorsTakehiro Ikeda, Ichiro Okajima, Narumi Umeda
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The present invention improves receiving quality compared to the prior art even if instantaneous control of transmission power is not executed. A mobile station MS#0 measures signal level received from surrounding base stations and determines to which base stations it is to be connected in order to satisfy a desired downlink receiving quality (step S1). The mobile station MS#0 notifies a radio network control station RNC of the desired based stations to which the mobile station is to be connected (step S2). Upon receiving the notification from the mobile station MS#0, the radio network control station RNC duplicates a downlink transmitted signal for the mobile station MS#0, if any, and transmits it to the selected base stations (step S3). The mobile station MS#0 receives signals transmitted by the base stations (step S4) and synthesizes these signals (step 5), thereby satisfying the desired downlink receiving quality.
A mobile communication system including a plurality of base stations, a network control station conceptually located above said plurality of base stations and mobile stations receiving signals from said plurality of base stations, said mobile communication system characterized by comprising:
A receiving quality control method for a mobile communication system having a plurality of base stations, a network control station conceptually located above said plurality of base stations and mobile stations receiving signals from said plurality of base stations, the method being characterized in that:
A computer-readable medium having thereon computer-executable instructions representing a receiving quality control program for a mobile communication system, the mobile communication system having a plurality of base stations, a network control station conceptually located above said plurality of base stations and mobile stations receiving signals from said plurality of base stations, the computer-executable instructions being characterized by allowing execution of steps of:
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