Radio system co-existence improvement by data throttling
AssigneeNokia Corporation
InventorMikko Pesola
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Abstract
The coexistence of multiple radio systems may depend on the ability of a terminal device to limit interference among competing systems. In a method, a system may detect a potential for interference between a transmitting subsystem of a terminal and a receiving subsystem of a terminal. The method may also include buffering transmission by the transmitting subsystem of the terminal so as to lower a duty cycle of the transmitting subsystem.
Claims15
A method, comprising:
- detecting a potential for interference between a transmitting subsystem of a terminal and a receiving subsystem of a terminal, wherein the detecting the potential for interference comprises determining a required use of the receiving subsystem;
- and
- buffering transmission by the transmitting subsystem of the terminal so as to lower a duty cycle of the transmitting subsystem, wherein the buffering transmission comprises holding packets for transmission in a secondary buffer located logically prior to a main buffer.
A computer program embodied on a non-transitory computer-readable medium, which when executed in hardware performs a process, the process comprising:
- detecting a potential for interference between a transmitting subsystem of a terminal and a receiving subsystem of a terminal, wherein the detecting the potential for interference comprises determining a required use of the receiving subsystem;
- and
- buffering transmission by the transmitting subsystem of the terminal so as to lower a duty cycle of the transmitting subsystem, wherein the buffering transmission comprises holding packets for transmission in a secondary buffer located logically prior to a main buffer.
An apparatus, comprising:
- at least one memory including computer program code;
- and
- at least one processor,
- wherein the at least one memory and the computer program code are configured to, with the at least one processor, cause the apparatus at least to
- detect a potential for interference between a transmitting subsystem of a terminal and a receiving subsystem of a terminal, wherein the detecting the potential for interference comprises determining a required use of the receiving subsystem;
- and
- buffer transmission by the transmitting subsystem of the terminal so as to lower a duty cycle of the transmitting subsystem, wherein the buffering transmission comprises holding packets for transmission in a secondary buffer located logically prior to a main buffer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.