H - Electricity – 04 – Q
Patent
H - Electricity
04
Q
H04Q 7/38 (2006.01) H04B 7/26 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2089365
A cellular system transfers a call from a source base-site (200) to one target base-site (205, 210). A source base-site (200) measures the signal strength (RSSIS) of a mobile (225), provides a forecasted signal strength (RSSIF) and sets up two time windows. The source base-site (200) sends the measured and forecasted signal strengths to candidate base-sites (205, 210) found by the mobile (225) which measure the mobile (225) signal strength (RSSIT) and compare it to (RSSIS + hysteresis value). If RSSIT> RSSIS, the call is transferred to the best responding cell. If RSSIT< RSSIS, RSSIT is compared to RSSIF. During this time, the mobile (225) will increase power at the end of the first time window. If RSSIT> RSSIF at any candi- date base-sites (205, 210), the call is transferred to the responding base-site (205, 210). If the source base-site (200) receives no responses during the second time window, the process ends.
Felix Kenneth A.
Hardman Scott A.
Hart Thomas B.
Hulsebosch Thomas G.
Werronen Alton P.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson Llp
Motorola Inc.
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