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Title: US6115408: Automatic transmission power level control method in a frequency hopping communication system
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Inventor: Gendel, Alon; Raanana, Israel
Eliezer, Oren; Kfar Saba, Israel
Michael, Dan; Bat Hefer, Israel

Assignee: Butterfly VSLI Ltd., Kfar Saba, Israel
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Published / Filed: 2000-09-05 / 1998-04-03

Application Number: US1998000054877

IPC Code: Advanced: H04B 1/713; H04B 7/005; H04B 7/26; H04L 12/56;
Core: H04B 1/69; more...
IPC-7: H04B 15/00; H04J 1/00; H04K 1/00; H04L 27/30;

ECLA Code: H04L12/56B; H04B1/713; H04B1/713F; H04B7/26F; H04W52/20; H04W52/42; T04B1/713F4; T04W12/10; T04W24/00; T04W28/04;

U.S. Class: Current: 375/132; 370/343; 370/344; 370/480; 375/131; 375/133; 375/134; 375/135; 375/136; 375/137; 375/E01.033; 375/E01.036;
Original: 375/132; 375/131; 375/133; 375/134; 375/135; 375/136; 375/137; 370/343; 370/344; 370/480;

Field of Search: 375/131,132,133,134,135,136,137 370/343,344,480

Priority Number:
1998-04-03  US1998000054877

Abstract:     The present invention is an apparatus and method thereof for performing frequency hopping communication with another party over a subset of hopping frequencies from available frequencies. The spectrum is arranged into a plurality of segments, with each segment corresponding to a subset of the spectrum of frequencies, preferably a contiguous subset of the spectrum. The apparatus includes a communication device for communicating with another party. The communication device receives data over a used segment from a plurality of the segments and signal strength data indicating a current reception power level for the hopping frequency from the other party. A processing unit analyzes the received data to determine an occurrence or non-occurrence of an error over the used segment and notifies the other party to modify the current transmission power level for that used segment according to the occurrence or non-occurrence of an error, via said communication means. Through such information exchange, the other party can independently control and optimize the transmission power level for each used segment, e.g., to a minimum transmission power level at which no error has occurred.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Ohlandt, Greeley, Ruggiero & Perle, L.L.P. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Chin, Stephen; Maddox, Michael W.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
    This application is related to application Ser. No. 09/054,875, entitled "FREQUENCY HOPPING COMMUNICATION METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MODIFYING FREQUENCY HOPPING SEQUENCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH COUNTED ERRORS," filed same date herewith, by Alon Gendel et al.

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First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. A method for performing frequency hopping communication with another party over an available spectrum of frequencies, the spectrum being arranged into a plurality of segments, each segment comprising a subset of the available spectrum including multiple possible hopping frequencies, the method comprising the steps of:
  • (a) receiving data over a used segment from the plurality of segments and signal strength data indicating a current reception power level for the used segment at the receiving party;
  • (b) analyzing the received data to determine an occurrence or non-occurrence of an error over the used segment; and
  • (c) notifying the other party to modify the current transmission power level of the used segment according to the occurrence or non-occurrence of reception errors.


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Foreign References: None

Other Abstract Info: DERABS G2000-601360 DERABS G2000-601360

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