Interference avoidance radio communications system
First Claim
1. A mobile station in a radio communications system which includes at least one base station and at least one mobile station, the radio communications system being one of a plurality of the radio communications systems existing in one geographical area, each of which uses different frequencies, in which the mobile station, when in a communication mode, is associated with one of the radio communications systems, and cannot change that association during the communication mode, said mobile station comprising:
- means for measuring a received signal level of a received signal at a frequency adjacent to its own assigned frequency by switching a frequency during a period in which no reception is required in a standby mode and in the communication mode; and
means for halting its transmission when the received signal level exceeds an acceptable level.
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Abstract
A base station 422 of a second system performs communication using a frequency adjacent to a frequency employed by communication between a base station 412 and a mobile station 414 of a first system. When the mobile station 414 is close to the base station 422, the communication of the base station 422 undergoes interference by the leakage power of the mobile station 414. To avoid the interference, the transmission is halted of the mobile station 414 of the first system, which provides the interference by the leakage power.
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1 Claim
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1. A mobile station in a radio communications system which includes at least one base station and at least one mobile station, the radio communications system being one of a plurality of the radio communications systems existing in one geographical area, each of which uses different frequencies, in which the mobile station, when in a communication mode, is associated with one of the radio communications systems, and cannot change that association during the communication mode, said mobile station comprising:
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means for measuring a received signal level of a received signal at a frequency adjacent to its own assigned frequency by switching a frequency during a period in which no reception is required in a standby mode and in the communication mode; and
means for halting its transmission when the received signal level exceeds an acceptable level.
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