CN104054386A

5G,4G,3G

Title

Dynamic direction changing in time division duplex radios

Application Number:

CN2012867853

Publication Date:

17-09-2014

Current Assignee:

NOT AVAILABLE

Family ID:

48797108

Application Date:

05-12-2012

Declaring Company:

INTEL CORP

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

23-01-2012

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Title

Dynamic direction changing in time division duplex radios

Application Number:

CN2012867853

Family ID:

48797108

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

17-09-2014

Application Date:

05-12-2012

Priority Date:

23-01-2012

Current Assignee:

NOT AVAILABLE

Declaring Company:

INTEL CORP

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Abstract  Abstract

According to some embodiments in the time division duplex system such as the instant response of service condition a change in transmission direction. In particular in some embodiments the eNodeB or base station can respond to the instant of service condition to change transmission direction in a certain subframe. In some embodiments the can to the long-term evolution of these front (LTE) wireless system of backward compatible to the process a change.

In accordance with some embodiments in a time division duplex system the transmission direction may be changed dynamically for example in response to instantaneous traffic conditions. Particularly in some embodiments an eNodeB or base station may in response to instantaneous traffic conditions change the direction of transmission in certain subframes. In some embodiments this can be done in a way which is backwards compatible with prior generations of Long-Term Evolution (LTE) radio systems.

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