US2008101306A1

Title

Random Access Design for High Doppler in Wireless Networks

Application Number:

US20070925520

Publication Date:

01-05-2008

Current Assignee:

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Application Date:

26-10-2007

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

27-10-2006

Title

Random Access Design for High Doppler in Wireless Networks

Application Number:

US20070925520

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

01-05-2008

Application Date:

26-10-2007

Priority Date:

27-10-2006

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

UE-initiated accesses within a cellular network are optimized to account for Doppler shift. A user equipment (UE) receives information that designates a particular access slot as high-speed and designates another access slot as low-speed within a given cell. The UE determines its relative speed to a serving base station (NodeB) within the cell. The UE selects either a baseline structure or an alternate structure if the relative speed is less than a threshold value or only an alternate structure if the relative speed exceeds the threshold value. The UE transmits a signal to the NodeB using the selected structure such that the baseline structure is transmitted only in the designated low-speed access slot and that the alternate structure is transmitted only in the designated high-speed request slot.

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