Method and program for channel modification in a cell of a mobile radio access network
AssigneeDeutsche Telekom AG
InventorsAxel Klatt, Markus Breitbach
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AssigneeDeutsche Telekom AG
InventorsAxel Klatt, Markus Breitbach
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A method is provided for channel modification within a macro cell of a cellular mobile radio access network. The method includes the steps of: providing a first control channel signal transmitted by a first transmitter, wherein the macro cell comprises the first transmitter and the macro cell overlaps at least partly with a radio coverage area created by a second transmitter; and providing a second control channel signal transmitted by the second transmitter, wherein the second control channel signal is transmitted using a same physical layer configuration as the first control channel signal. The second control channel signal is synchronized to the first control channel signal. The second control channel signal includes a duplication of the first control channel signal. The second control channel signal differs from the first control channel signal in at least one information element carried by the first control channel signal.
A method for channel modification within a macro cell of a cellular mobile radio access network, the method comprising the steps of:
A base station for a radio coverage area, configured to be operably coupled to a macro cell of a mobile radio access network, wherein the macro cell comprises a first transmitter for transmitting a first control channel signal on a broadcast channel, the base station comprising:
A tangible, non-transient computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for controlling a base station for a radio coverage area configured to be operably coupled to a macro cell of a mobile radio access network stored thereon, wherein the macro cell has a first transmitter for transmitting a first control channel signal on a broadcast channel and the macro cell overlaps at least partly with the radio coverage area, the radio coverage area being created by a second transmitter, the computer-executable instructions, when executed by a processor, causing the processor to perform the steps of:
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