US Patent 7894388 Method and apparatus for relay zone bandwidth allocation
Patent 7894388 was granted and assigned to Motorola Solutions on February, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
All edits
Edits on 27 Nov, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Article (+453 characters)
Article
Patent abstract
A method and apparatus for allocation of channel resources for relay stations operating in a multihop wireless communication system is provided for herein. The method and apparatus includes a signaling protocol between a base station scheduler and a relay station scheduler so as to achieve efficient utilization of the sector channel resources, while minimizing signaling overhead due to base station-relay station scheduler interaction.
Edits on 19 Sep, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+1 properties)
Infobox
Patent Inventor Names
Eugene Visotsky0
Edits on 21 May, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+1/-1 properties)
US Patent 07894388 Method and apparatus for relay zone bandwidth allocation US Patent 7894388 Method and apparatus for relay zone bandwidth allocation
Infobox
Patent Number
078943880
Patent Number
78943880
Edits on 18 May, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (-1 properties)
Infobox
Official Website
Edits on 23 Sep, 2022
Golden AI
Infobox
Is a
Current Assignee
Patent Jurisdiction
Patent Number
078943880
Date of Patent
February 22, 2011
0Patent Application Number
116205310
Date Filed
January 5, 2007
0Official Website
Patent Primary Examiner
Edits on 4 Jun, 2022
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+1 properties)
Infobox
Website URL
Edits on 7 Dec, 2021
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+8 properties)
US Patent 07894388 Method and apparatus for relay zone bandwidth allocation
Infobox
Is a
Current assignee
Patent jurisdiction
Patent number
07894388
Date of patent
February 22, 2011
Patent application number
11620531
Date Filed
January 5, 2007
Patent primary examiner
Find more entities like US Patent 7894388 Method and apparatus for relay zone bandwidth allocation
Use the Golden Query Tool to find similar entities by any field in the Knowledge Graph, including industry, location, and more.
