Method for signal acquisition in a wireless terminal and wireless terminal
First Claim
1. A method for performing acquisition of a signal in a wireless terminal receiving a modulated signal transmitted by at least one base station, wherein in the wireless terminal, timing data of signals from at least two base stations are used for performing acquisition of the signal of at least one of said base stations.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for acquisition of a signal in a wireless terminal receiving a modulated signal transmitted by at least one base station. In the wireless terminal, timing information of the signal from at least two different base stations is used for the acquisition of the signal of at least one of said base stations. The invention also relates to a system, in which the method is applied, as well as to a wireless terminal.
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- 1. A method for performing acquisition of a signal in a wireless terminal receiving a modulated signal transmitted by at least one base station, wherein in the wireless terminal, timing data of signals from at least two base stations are used for performing acquisition of the signal of at least one of said base stations.
- 11. A system comprising base stations and a wireless terminal with means for receiving a modulated signal transmitted by at least one base station and means for acquisition of the signal transmitted by the base station, wherein the system comprises at least means for using the timing information of the signals from at least two base stations, for acquisition of the signal of at least one of said base stations.
- 17. A wireless terminal comprising means for receiving a modulated signal transmitted by at least one base station and means for acquisition of the signal transmitted by the base station, wherein the wireless terminal comprises means for using the timing information of the signals from at least two base stations, for acquisition of the signal of at least one of said base stations.
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