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Dynamic capacity allocation CDMA spread spectrum communications

  • US 5,367,533 A
  • Filed: 06/07/1993
  • Issued: 11/22/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/05/1990
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A system for dynamically allocating power and capacity of a spread spectrum system having at least one spread-spectrum-base station, with said spread spectrum system overlaying, at least in part, in frequency and in a same geographical area as a radio-relay system, said radio relay system having at least one relay station with the geographical area, said radio-relay system having a signal with a radio-relay bandwidth, comprising:

  • a first receiver, located near a relay receiver of said radio-relay system, for measuring with a bandwidth approximately equal to the radio-relay bandwidth for transmitting the signal to said radio-relay system, a first power level within the radio-relay bandwidth of said radio-relay system;

    a second receiver, located near said relay receiver of said radio-relay system, for measuring with a bandwidth approximately equal the radio-relay bandwidth for transmitting the signal to said radio-relay system, a second power level outside the radio-relay bandwidth of said radio-relay system;

    means, located at each relay station, for coupling the signal received at said relay station to at said first receiver and to said second receiver;

    means for comparing the first power level to a predetermined threshold;

    means for generating a ratio signal from the first power level and the second power level; and

    first means for regulating, when the first power level exceeds the predetermined threshold, a power level transmitted from the spread-spectrum-base station located within the geographical region in response to the ratio signal; and

    second means for regulating, when the first power level exceeds the predetermined threshold, a number of user units accessing the spread-spectrum-base station.

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