Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Nokia Technologies Oy

Axel Meiling

Christina Gessner

Norbert Kroth

Fariba Raji

Marcus Purat

Jörg Schniedenharn

Stephen William Wales

Jörn Krause

Malte Schmidt

Jörg Schniedenham

Joerg Schniedenharn

Disclosed is a method for the transmission of data packets in a radio communication system, wherein the transmission of data packets of a data flow having a first priority (Prio) with respect to the transmission of data packets is interrupted by that of a second priority (Prio) if the second priority (Prio) is higher than the first priority (Prio).

Method for the transmission of data packets in a radio communication system based on high and low priority

Data packets of a data flow are identified for transmission in a radio communication system with a data flow and/or individual service indicator enabling them to be allocated to the corresponding data flow for reception. A sequence number for the data packets in each data flow is added upon transmission to the data packet in order to reestablish the original order of the data packets of a data flow; the advantage thereof being that the data flows of several services can use a common HARQ process, whereupon the memory used for reception according to said HARQ process can be reduced.

Transmission of data packets in a radiocommunication system using a common hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) process

A method transmits data packets in a radio-communication system. A criterion is associated with a data packet received by a radio station, and a data packet which is correctly received is transmitted to another device and/or protocol layer when the criterion has been met.

Method and radio sation for transmitting data packets in a radio-communication system

A method is provided for use in a radio communications system according to which a channel which can be mutually used by a number of subscriber stations, consists of at least two channels that can be allocated to a number of parallelly existing connections for temporally successive use. The channels are structured according to a sequence known to the subscriber stations. A number of channels or a data rate is assigned to a subscriber station by using a subscriber individual signaling message. In addition, a starting point and/or a direction in the sequence is signaled to the subscriber station order to select the channels.

Method for allocating channels in a radio communications system

A method determines the position of a mobile object by using at least one radio signal having a rotating transmission characteristic with at least one reference station. The relation between the orientation of the transmission characteristic and reference events is communicated to the mobile object. The orientation of the transmission characteristic and the relative position with respect to the reference station can be determined from the reference event.

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