Method and system for optimized access of a physical random access channel
First Claim
1. A method for access of a physical random access channel (PRACH) comprising:
- sampling a plurality of endpoints included in a plurality of mapped zones associated with a base station, wherein sampling the plurality of endpoints includes polling a subset of the plurality of endpoints; and
for each mapped zone of the plurality of mapped zones;
determining a subset of disconnected endpoints, the disconnected endpoints being disconnected from a wireless network;
estimating a PRACH load based on the subset of disconnected endpoints; and
based on whether the estimated PRACH load is a pre-determined factor larger than an original PRACH allocation, increasing a PRACH allocation for accommodating reconnection of the subset of disconnected endpoints.
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Abstract
A method for optimized access of a physical random access channel (PRACH) includes sampling a plurality of mapped zones associated with a base station. Each of the mapped zones has a plurality of endpoints. The method further includes determining a subset of disconnected endpoints in the given mapped zone where the disconnected endpoints are disconnected from a wireless network. The method also includes estimating a PRACH load based on the subset of disconnected endpoints. Additionally, based on whether the estimated PRACH load is a pre-determined factor larger than an original PRACH allocation, the method includes increasing the PRACH allocation to accommodate reconnection of the subset of disconnected endpoints in the given mapped zone.
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18 Claims
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1. A method for access of a physical random access channel (PRACH) comprising:
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sampling a plurality of endpoints included in a plurality of mapped zones associated with a base station, wherein sampling the plurality of endpoints includes polling a subset of the plurality of endpoints; and for each mapped zone of the plurality of mapped zones; determining a subset of disconnected endpoints, the disconnected endpoints being disconnected from a wireless network; estimating a PRACH load based on the subset of disconnected endpoints; and based on whether the estimated PRACH load is a pre-determined factor larger than an original PRACH allocation, increasing a PRACH allocation for accommodating reconnection of the subset of disconnected endpoints. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. One or more non-transitory computer-readable media embodying logic that, when executed by a processor, is configured to perform operations comprising:
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sampling a plurality of endpoints included in a plurality of mapped zones associated with a base station, wherein sampling the plurality of endpoints includes polling a subset of the plurality of endpoints; and for each mapped zone of the plurality of mapped zones; determining a subset of disconnected endpoints, the disconnected endpoints being disconnected from a wireless network; estimating a PRACH load based on the subset of disconnected endpoints; and based on whether the estimated PRACH load is a pre-determined factor larger than an original PRACH allocation, increasing a PRACH allocation for accommodating reconnection of the subset of disconnected endpoints. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A base station for wireless communication comprising:
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a memory; a processor coupled to a memory, the processor configured to; sample a plurality of endpoints included in a plurality of mapped zones associated with a base station, wherein sampling the plurality of endpoints includes polling a subset of the plurality of endpoints; and for each mapped zone of the plurality of mapped zones; determine a subset of disconnected endpoints, the disconnected endpoints being disconnected from a wireless network; estimate a PRACH load based on the subset of disconnected endpoints; and based on whether the estimated PRACH load is a pre-determined factor larger than an original PRACH allocation, increase a PRACH allocation for accommodating reconnection of the subset of disconnected endpoints. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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