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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 01, 2015
Filed:
Nov. 27, 2013
Arindam Sinha, Noida, IN;
Somvir Dahiya, Noida, IN;
Arvind Garg, Noida, IN;
Sachin Jain, New Delhi, IN;
Arvind Kaushik, Ghaziabad, IN;
Arindam Sinha, Noida, IN;
Somvir Dahiya, Noida, IN;
Arvind Garg, Noida, IN;
Sachin Jain, New Delhi, IN;
Arvind Kaushik, Ghaziabad, IN;
FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR, INC., Austin, TX (US);
Abstract
Adding a new subsystem node to a multi-node base station topology (e.g., a chain or tree topology) in a telecommunications network can disrupt the effective operation of the existing multi-node base station. By accurately measuring the timing difference between uplink and downlink signaling across a current terminating node during the configuration of the new terminating node, the new node can be added with reduced impact upon the operation of the existing base station nodes.