CA2667370A1 - Air-to-ground cellular communication network terrestrial base station having multi-dimensional sectors with alternating radio frequency polarizations - Google Patents
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Abstract
The Multi-Link Aircraft Cellular System makes use of multiple physically separated antennas mounted on the aircraft, as well as the use of additional optional signal isolation and optimization techniques to improve the call h andling capacity of the Air-To-Ground cellular communications network These additional techniques can include polarization domain and ground antenna pat tern shaping (in azimuth, in elevation, or in both planes) Further, if code domain separation is added, dramatic increases in capacity are realized Thus , the Air-To-Ground cellular communications network can increase its capacit y on a per aircraft basis by sharing its traffic load among more than one ce ll or sector and by making use of multiple physically separated antennas mou nted on the aircraft, as well as the use of additional optional signal isola tion and optimization techniques
Claims (14)
1. A system for managing radio frequency communications in a non-terrestrial region of space between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices located in an aircraft and an Air-To-Ground cellular communications network, comprising:
a plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations of said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network for populating said non-terrestrial region of space with a plurality of multi-dimensional Radio Frequency sectors to exchange call traffic between said plurality of wireless subscriber devices and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network; and polarization means for polarizing adjacent ones of said plurality of sectors from among at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
a plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations of said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network for populating said non-terrestrial region of space with a plurality of multi-dimensional Radio Frequency sectors to exchange call traffic between said plurality of wireless subscriber devices and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network; and polarization means for polarizing adjacent ones of said plurality of sectors from among at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
2. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 1 wherein at least one of said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations comprises:
azimuthal sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
azimuthal sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
3. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 2 wherein said polarization means comprises:
alternating means for alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
alternating means for alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
4. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 1 wherein at least one of said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations comprises:
elevational sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
elevational sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
5. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 4 wherein said polarization means comprises:
alternating means for alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
alternating means for alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
6. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 1 further comprising:
wherein at least one of said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations comprises:
azimuthal sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern, elevational sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern; and wherein said polarization means alternates polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
wherein at least one of said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations comprises:
azimuthal sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern, elevational sectoring means for dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern; and wherein said polarization means alternates polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors between said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
7. The system for managing radio frequency communications of claim 1 further comprising:
link selection means for identifying a plurality of said Radio Frequency sectors, extant on at least one of said plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations, to exchange call traffic between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices in an aircraft and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network.
link selection means for identifying a plurality of said Radio Frequency sectors, extant on at least one of said plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations, to exchange call traffic between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices in an aircraft and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network.
8. A method for managing radio frequency communications in a non-terrestrial region of space between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices located in an aircraft and an Air-To-Ground cellular communications network, comprising:
populating, using a plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations of said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network, said non-terrestrial region of space with a plurality of multi-dimensional Radio Frequency sectors to exchange call traffic between said plurality of wireless subscriber devices and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network; and polarizing of adjacent ones of said plurality of sectors from among at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
populating, using a plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations of said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network, said non-terrestrial region of space with a plurality of multi-dimensional Radio Frequency sectors to exchange call traffic between said plurality of wireless subscriber devices and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network; and polarizing of adjacent ones of said plurality of sectors from among at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
9. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 8 wherein said step of populating comprises:
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
10. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 9 wherein said step of polarizing comprises:
alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
11. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 8 wherein said step of populating comprises:
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern.
12. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 11 wherein said step of polarizing comprises:
alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
alternating polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
13. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 8 further comprising:
wherein said step of populating comprises:
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern, dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern; and wherein said step of polarizing alternates polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
wherein said step of populating comprises:
dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an azimuthal plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern, dividing said Air-To-Ground terrestrial base station antenna's far field pattern into a plurality of sectors in an elevational plane, each comprising a portion of said far field pattern; and wherein said step of polarizing alternates polarization of adjacent ones of each of said plurality of sectors from said at least two substantially orthogonal polarizations.
14. The method for managing radio frequency communications of claim 8 further comprising:
identifying a plurality of said Radio Frequency sectors, extant on at least one of said plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations, to exchange call traffic between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices in an aircraft and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network.
identifying a plurality of said Radio Frequency sectors, extant on at least one of said plurality of Air-To-Ground terrestrial base stations, to exchange call traffic between a plurality of wireless subscriber devices in an aircraft and said Air-To-Ground cellular communications network.
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