×

Method and system for a scalable radio architecture

  • US 8,018,831 B2
  • Filed: 02/04/2005
  • Issued: 09/13/2011
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/06/2004
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
First Claim
Patent Images

1. A method for a scalable architecture for wireless devices, comprising:

  • selecting, by a first wireless device, a first channel on which to transmit, wherein the first channel is selected from a first set of channels, each channel having a first bandwidth, the first set of channels being one of a plurality of sets of channels and wherein the first channel is selected based on one or more factors present in an operating environment where the first wireless device resides, each set of channels comprising one or more channels of the same bandwidth, each of the one or more channels in a respective set of channels formed by aggregating a number of contiguous bandwidth sub-bands from a set of sub-bands, each sub-band of the set of sub-bands being of substantially equal and substantially orthogonal bandwidth compared to the other sub-bands in the set of sub-bands and wherein each channel in a set of channels corresponds to a bandwidth that is different from the bandwidth of each channel in each of the other sets of channels;

    transmitting, by the first wireless device, on at least one sub-band, including a first sub-band, of the first channel;

    selecting, by a second wireless device, a second channel on which to transmit, wherein the second channel is selected from a second set of channels of the plurality of sets of channels, wherein the second set of channels corresponds to a second bandwidth that is different from the first bandwidth, wherein the at least one sub-band of the first channel overlaps at least one sub-band of the second channel, wherein the overlap includes the first sub-band; and

    transmitting, by the second wireless device, on the at least one sub-band, including the first sub-band, of the second channel.

View all claims
  • 7 Assignments
Timeline View
Assignment View
    ×
    ×