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    • 25. 发明专利
    • DE69416404T2
    • 1999-06-10
    • DE69416404
    • 1994-05-30
    • MARTIN COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD
    • BEARD DAVIDMARTIN ANDREW
    • G01R31/28H04B1/10H04B17/00H04B17/391H04L12/26
    • PCT No. PCT/AU94/00287 Sec. 371 Date Dec. 5, 1995 Sec. 102(e) Date Dec. 5, 1995 PCT Filed May 30, 1994 PCT Pub. No. WO94/29975 PCT Pub. Date Dec. 22, 1994A fading simulator for generating multipath-faded test signals which have attenuation notches of precisely controllable frequency position and attenuation depth from a modulated input signal of known bandwidth. The input signal is fed to a splitter that directs two in-phase components to a first path and a second path. The input to each path is divided by a splitter into in-phase and quadrature sub-signals having a quadrature phase relationship, each sub-signal being fed to a respective inverting attenuator, the outputs of the attenuators then being combined in a combiner and the combined output being passed through a variable delay line to generate the output of the respective path. The outputs of each path are then combined in a combiner circuit to generate the multipath-faded test signal. All four inverting attenuators are preferably substantially identical to one another so that the two paths have close to identical temperature-drift and other characteristics. The attenuators and delay lines are electronically controlled in tandem, preferably using a microprocessor and stored program, to generate precision, static or dynamic, attenuation notches desired.
    • 26. 发明专利
    • HOTSPOT DETECTION IN A CELLULAR RADIO NETWORK
    • CA2226539A1
    • 1998-08-14
    • CA2226539
    • 1998-02-13
    • ALSTHOM CGE ALCATEL
    • COLLMANN RALF
    • H04B17/391H04M3/36H04W16/18H04Q7/34
    • For determining the spatial distribution of the traffic volume within a radio cell of a cellular mobile radio communications network, a test signal transmitter is usually installed at a test location. Each mobile station which receives the test signal, measures and reports the receives level to a computer for evaluating the test location. The test location is deemed to be suitably for the installation of a new base station if the majority of the mobile stations receives a test signal of sufficient strength. In order to provide a simple method for determining the spatial distribution, it is proposed to first subdivide the radio cell (RC1) into several segments (A1, A2, A3, ... , D4) and to associated respective reference values (e.g. reference receive levels) with these segments. The reference value are calculated with the help of a Radio Communications Network Planning Tool, wherein the distances from the segment (C2) to at least two of the base stations (BS1, BS2) can be derived from the reference values. Subsequently, measured values (e.g. the actual receive level) which depend on the length of the radio transmission paths, are determined for each mobile station (MS). After the reference values are compared with the actual values, the respective segment (C2) in which the mobile station (MS) is currently located, is marked. A counter setting indicating the traffic volume in this segment (C2) is then incremented for this segment (C2). A test signal transmitter is not required.
    • 27. 发明专利
    • FADING SIMULATOR
    • CA2164409A1
    • 1994-12-22
    • CA2164409
    • 1994-05-30
    • MARTIN COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD
    • BEARD DAVID LEWISMARTIN ANDREW LOUIS
    • G01R31/28H04B1/10H04B17/00H04B17/391
    • A fading simulator for generating multipath-faded test signals which have attenuation notches of precisely controllable frequency position and attenuation depth from a modulated input signal of known bandwith. The input signal is fed to a splitter (10) that directs two in-phase components to a first path (14) and a second path (18). The input to each path is divided by a splitter (22) into in-phase and quadrature sub-signals (24 and 26) having a quadrature phase relationship, each sub-signal being fed to a respective inverting attenuator (28 and 32), the outputs of the attenuators then being combined in a combiner (36) and the combined output being passed through a variable delay line (16) to generate the output of the respective path. The outputs of each path are then combined in a combiner circuit (12) to generate the multipath-faded faded test signal. All four inverting attenuators are preferably substantially identical to one another so that the two paths have close to identical temperature-drift and other characteristics. The attenuators and delay lines are electronically controlled in tandem, preferably using a microprocessor and stored program, to generate precision, static or dynamic, attenuation notches desired.