Sprint Spectrum L.p.

Sprint Communications Comapny L.p.

Chris David Hiesberger

Nick J Baustert

Braden John Fessler

Sreekar Marupaduga

Rajveen Narendran

Saravana Velusamy

Sougata Saha

Ryan Christopher Lindstrom

Andrew Lawrence Liszewski

Alex Tkatch

John Cubine

Systems and methods are provided for dynamically modifying the radio state of a user device based on monitored properties of the user device. One or more device properties associated with the power of the user device are monitored to determine a radio state change for the user device based on a triggering event. The triggering event corresponds to the one or more monitored device properties, and based on the determined radio state change for the user device, the radio state of the user device is automatically modified. Based on the modified radio state, information is transmitted to a cell site, the information including modified user device capability information. Based on the modified user device capability information, the user device receives communications from the cell site.

Dynamically modifying radio states of a user device

Inducing desired frame error patterns and rates in a CDMA wireless communication channel. The induced frame errors may be used to test a digital radio receiver's behavior in the presence of frame errors. Preferred methods include providing a carrier signal having at least one data channel, where the data channel has a plurality of data frames; generating discrete noise bursts of radio frequency noise, where the noise bursts have a duration characteristic and an interval characteristic; and, combining the noise bursts and the carrier signal to induce a desired frame error characteristic.

Pulse interference testing in a CDMA communication system

A method and system for determining spurious emission output by a wireless terminal. A test set may adjust the transmit power setting of the wireless terminal to a first transmit power setting and then to a second transmit power setting. At the first transmit power setting and then at the second transmit power setting, the wireless terminal may transmit a signal over a spread spectrum channel. Also, at the first transmit power setting and then at the second transmit power setting, a spectrum analyzer may measure actual power of the signal transmitted by the wireless terminal. Spurious emission output by the wireless terminal may be characterized as any signals transmitted by the wireless terminal outside of the spread spectrum channel.

Method and system for determining spurious emission output by a wireless terminal

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Chris David Hiesberger