Method of dynamic allocation of shared resources in a time-frequency plan and associated device
AssigneesThales, Centre National D'Etudes Spatiales
InventorsPierre Bacquet, Charles Daymand, Mathieu Arnaud
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AssigneesThales, Centre National D'Etudes Spatiales
InventorsPierre Bacquet, Charles Daymand, Mathieu Arnaud
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A method is provided of dynamic allocation of shared resources in a communication network, consisting in defining, in a time-frequency plan, a superframe of a given duration ΔT and a given spectral width Δf, made up of one or more frames, each defining a regular time-frequency grid, of which one square, referred to as a time-frequency unit, constitutes the smallest time and frequency interval allocable to a user of said network within said frame, said method consisting in reserving, on each carrier frequency of a frame, at least one block of a number K, greater than or equal to 1, of time-frequency units which can be dynamically allocated to a user for communication or for synchronization.
A computer-implemented method of dynamic allocation of shared resources in a communication network including a plurality of receivers, the computer-implemented method being executed by a resource allocation device, the method comprising:
A computer-implemented method of dynamic allocation of shared resources in a communication network including a plurality of receivers, the computer-implemented method being executed by a resource allocation device at a satellite station associated with a return link between the plurality of receivers and the satellite station, the computer-implemented method comprising:
A resource allocation device for dynamic allocation of shared resources for communication and synchronization of a plurality of user terminals in a communication network, the resource allocation device being configured to:
A resource allocation device for dynamic allocation of shared resources for communication and synchronization of a plurality of user terminals in a communication network, the resource allocation device being configured to:
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