US Patent 7345989 Adaptive channelization scheme for high throughput multicarrier systems
Patent 7345989 was granted and assigned to Intel on March, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Alexander A. Maltsev0
Ali S. Sadri0
Vadim S. Sergeyev0
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Adaptive channelization is achieved in a high throughput multicarrier system by first subdividing a high throughput channel into a number of frequency sub-channels. A channelization decision may then be made within a device as to which of the sub-channels to use for a corresponding high throughput wireless link based on channel state information.
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March 18, 2008
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