A method for extending the range of a wireless communication...

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H04Q 7/36 (2006.01) H04Q 7/30 (2006.01) H04Q 7/34 (2006.01)

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CA 2278833

The present invention is a method for extending a cell radius or access range of a base station without incurring ASIC correlator re-design. This is accomplished using a modified timing protocol that will cause signals transmitted by mobile-telephones positioned beyond the limitations of the ASIC correlator bit limitation to be received within a search window so the signals may be detected and demodulated. In one embodiment, the modified timing protocol incorporates a timing advance technique in which the base station transmits its signals at an advanced time before frame boundaries such that signals transmitted by out-of- range mobile-telephones can be received within a search window beginning at a frame boundary and spanning a time interval corresponding to the ASIC correlator bit limitation. In another embodiment, the modified timing protocol incorporates a shifted search window that begins at an advanced time after a frame boundary and spans a time interval corresponding to the ASIC correlator bit limitation.

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