Methods and systems of dynamic channel allocation for access points in wireless networks
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1. A system of dynamic channel allocation for access points in a wireless network, comprising a plurality of wireless devices, each allocated with a communication channel, the system comprising:
- an allocating server, gathering communication information of each wireless device, deriving a network topology formed by the wireless devices according to the communication information, calculating switch channel indexes for the each wireless device according to the communication information and network topology, and determining desired wireless devices for switching channels according to the switch channel indexes.
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Abstract
A method for dynamic channel allocation for access points in wireless networks. Communication information of wireless devices is gathered. A network topology formed by the wireless devices is derived according to the communication information. Switch channel indexes for each wireless device are calculated according to the communication information and network topology. Desired wireless devices for switching channels are determined according to the switch channel indexes.
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1. A system of dynamic channel allocation for access points in a wireless network, comprising a plurality of wireless devices, each allocated with a communication channel, the system comprising:
an allocating server, gathering communication information of each wireless device, deriving a network topology formed by the wireless devices according to the communication information, calculating switch channel indexes for the each wireless device according to the communication information and network topology, and determining desired wireless devices for switching channels according to the switch channel indexes. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A system of dynamic channel allocation for access points in a wireless network, comprising at least one first, second, third, and fourth wireless devices, each is allocated a first, second, third, and fourth communication channels respectively, wherein the first, third, and fourth communication channels do not interfere with each other and the first communication channel is identical to the second communication channel, the system comprising:
an allocating server, connecting to the wireless devices through a hub, gathering communication information of each wireless device, deriving a network topology formed by the wireless devices according to the communication information, calculating a first, second, third, and fourth switch channel indexes for the each wireless device according to the communication information and network topology, and, when the first SCI is greater than a SCI threshold, determining to allocate the third or fourth communication channel to the first wireless device. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A method of dynamic channel allocation for access points in a wireless network, comprising a plurality of wireless devices, each allocated with a communication channel, the method comprising:
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gathering communication information of each wireless device;
deriving a network topology formed by the wireless devices according to the communication information;
calculating switch channel indexes for the each wireless device according to the communication information and network topology; and
determining desired wireless devices for switching channels according to the switch channel indexes. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A wireless network, comprising:
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a plurality of wireless devices, each allocated with a communication channel;
a hub; and
an allocating server, connecting to the wireless devices through a hub, gathering communication information of each wireless device, deriving a network topology formed by the wireless devices according to the communication information, calculating switch channel indexes for each wireless device according to the communication information and network topology, and determining desired wireless devices for switching channels according to the switch channel indexes. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22, 23)
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