Adicom Wireless, Inc.

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Ronald Ross

Karl K Yick

John C Federkins

A Time Division Duplex (TDD) wireless system utilizes an identical TDD IC engine in both base station and remote stations. In the base station the clock input to the TDD IC is halted once in the middle of each time slice to provide a central guard band between transmit and receive portions that determines the maximum range of the system. At the remote stations clock halts are programmed and utilized to provide guard bands to position transmit and receive portions in each time slice to accommodate propagation delay based on separation of a remote station from the base station. In a preferred embodiment the remote stations determine range to the base and a controller programs clock halts based on the range finding. In one aspect a TDD IC engine is used with a minimum fixed central guard band and a time slice of a first duration at a first clock frequency. Clock frequency is increased and the clock halted to provide increased range at the same time slice duration. The same IC engine at the remote stations is operated at the higher frequency and clock halts used to provide the same time slice duration of the base station and to space the transmit and receive portions of the time slice properly to accommodate propagation delay.

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

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