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    • 8. 发明授权
    • Method and access point for maintaining synchronization among access points in radio access network
    • US10292122B2
    • 2019-05-14
    • US15512915
    • 2014-10-11
    • Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)
    • Jinhua LiuGen LiZhan Zhang
    • H04W72/04H04W84/12H04W56/00H04L5/00
    • The present disclosure provides a method implemented in an access point, AP, for maintaining synchronization among APs in a radio access network as well as the AP. The method comprises at least one of a transmission step and a reception step. At the transmission step, a first inter-AP synchronization signal is transmitted to a first neighboring AP, which synchronizes to the AP, at a transmission resource indicated by a first synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern associated with the AP, when the first neighboring AP receives the first inter-AP synchronization signal at a reception resource indicated by a second synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern associated with the first neighboring AP, wherein the reception resource indicated by the second synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern overlaps with the transmission resource indicated by the first synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern. At the reception step, a second inter-AP synchronization signal is received from a second neighboring AP, to which the AP synchronizes, at a reception resource indicated by the first synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern, when the second neighboring AP transmits the second inter-AP synchronization signal at a transmission resource indicated by a third synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern associated with the second neighboring AP, wherein the reception resource indicated by the first synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern overlaps with the transmission resource indicated by the third synchronization signal transmission/reception pattern.