Abstract
The invention relates to the wireless communication field it claims a wireless honeycomb network and the frequency frequency space distribution method makes it possible to more efficiently use the limited spectrum resource. In the invention only when needed for broadcast multicast in part frequency bands to carry out same frequency broadcast and multicast the rest of frequency bands to cell interfering coordinating mode for unicast. the remaining frequency band can be between each cell redistribution with interfering coordinating mode it also can maintain distributing mode does not need to carry out broadcast and multicast not changed. further the frequency space can be time division multiplexing it only distributes part frequency band of part time slice to same frequency broadcast and multicast to use the time slice to other time slice and the remaining frequency band of the part of frequency space are for single broadcasting frequency soft reuse to use. also can combine with frequency hopping technique to make broadcast multicast in different time slice occupying different frequency space.
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