Consideration of effects of handover during data communications and error reduction
β Scribed by Hiroki Uchiyama; Tatsuo Miyachi; Masao Kasuga
- Book ID
- 102820417
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 764 KB
- Volume
- 77
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 8756-6621
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β¦ Synopsis
Efficient handover during both mobile telephone and portable telephone communication is a technology essential in implementing ideal mobile communications. However, there exists the possibility of a transmission data slip during the process of circuit switching, which has become a problem in communication using terminal machines such as data modems and FAX machines connected to mobile telephones and portable telephones.
In this paper, a transmission data slip accompanying route changes inside digital exchanges in a handover during telephone communications is assumed; it is shown on the basis of this assumption that a lag in synchronism occurs in the receiver terminal equipment.
Then a sync lag of the receiver tenninal modem during handover has been confirmed by tests using actual analog cellular phones and a transmission data slip has been shown on the basis of the results of the tests. In this paper, a synchronism control method minimizing the sync lag has been studied. The efficacy of this method has been confirmed as a result of applying the method to a mobile telephone FAX modem.
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