System for dynamically controlling the gain of a repeater
AssigneeNextivity, Inc.
InventorIan Riphagen
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AssigneeNextivity, Inc.
InventorIan Riphagen
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A repeater configured to dynamically affect the gain level of the repeater in response to the input signal power level over time. The repeater system includes a gain hold processor executing a gain hold algorithm. The gain hold algorithm preempts a large up-step in signal power level to follow a large down-step in signal power level. After a large up-step in input signal is detected, the system holds the gain level in response to a drop in input signal level after the large up-step. The gain is held at the level set by the large burst of input signal power to the repeater. In response to a larger up-step in signal power level, the system will lower the gain. In response to a large down-step in signal power after the larger up-step in signal power level, the system will hold the gain level of the repeater. During a prolonged low-power level or zero power signal at the input of the repeater, the system will slowly raise the gain level of the repeater over time.
A method of operating a cellular repeater having a variable-gain donor antenna adapted to communicate with a base station, and a server antenna adapted to communicate with a mobile device, the method comprising:
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