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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 24, 2009
Filed:
Oct. 01, 2004
Attila Bilgic, Kirchheim, DE;
Mauro Bottero, Mougins Le Haut, FR;
Jean-xavier Canonici, Le Cannet, FR;
Manfred Zimmermann, München, DE;
Attila Bilgic, Kirchheim, DE;
Mauro Bottero, Mougins Le Haut, FR;
Jean-Xavier Canonici, Le Cannet, FR;
Manfred Zimmermann, München, DE;
Infineon Technologies AG, Munich, DE;
Abstract
Correlations between the received signal to which pilot symbols have been applied at the transmitter end, and a correlation signal which contains the pilot symbols are carried out in the receiver in order to determine a path delay profile. Averaging processes are carried out over two or more delay profiles obtained in this way. Evaluations are carried out in one or more threshold value selection units () on two or more averaged delay profiles with the aim of path selection. The parameters which govern the correlations and/or the averaging processes and/or the evaluations, and/or the repetition interval of these calculations are set as a function of the relative speed between the transmitter and the receiver, the frequency error between the carrier frequency of the received signal and the reference frequency that is set at the receiving end, and the noise level of the received signal. In the case of reception from two or more base stations, a final path selection is made in a finger allocation unit ().