US8169950B2

Title

Selection of Orthogonal Covering Sequences and Phase Ramped Sequences

Application Number:

US20080136221

Publication Date:

01-05-2012

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Application Date:

10-06-2008

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

21-06-2007

Title

Selection of Orthogonal Covering Sequences and Phase Ramped Sequences

Application Number:

US20080136221

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

01-05-2012

Application Date:

10-06-2008

Priority Date:

21-06-2007

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

A transmission of information from a secondary to a primary node occurs in a plurality of N logical time durations. The transmission from the secondary to primary node in a wireless network is obtained using a first and a second sequence. Embodiments of the present invention mitigate interference by restricting the choice of the first sequence. Thus in an embodiment of the invention the first sequence is selected from a set of M sequences wherein M is strictly less than N. In order to accommodate high-velocity users the restricted set contains a pair of sequences whose element-wise product is mirror symmetric. In other embodiments of the invention the choices of the first sequence and second sequence in a time-frequency resource is arranged such that interference is mitigated. A transmission component for K-th logical time duration is obtained from the entire second sequence and K-th element of the first sequence.

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