WO1996008884B1 - Massive array cellular system - Google Patents
Massive array cellular systemInfo
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- WO1996008884B1 WO1996008884B1 PCT/CA1995/000518 CA9500518W WO9608884B1 WO 1996008884 B1 WO1996008884 B1 WO 1996008884B1 CA 9500518 W CA9500518 W CA 9500518W WO 9608884 B1 WO9608884 B1 WO 9608884B1
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- transceiver
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Abstract
The present invention provides for a massive array cellular system consisting of an electromagnetic transceiver capable of simultaneously sending and receiving electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency. The transceivers are also capable of communicating with each other to relay electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency from one transceiver to another. The present invention also provides for individual massive array cellular system devices and for the protocol for the operation of the devices.
Claims
1. A massive array cellular device comprising an electromagnetic transceiver being capable of communicating directly with other such transceivers without the use of a command center or control station to simultaneously send and receive electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels, the transceiver also having a unique non- directory level routing address based in part upon longitude and latitude of the location at which the tranceiver is located, the transceiver also being capable of communicating with other nearby transceivers to relay electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels from one transceiver to another.
2. A massive array cellular device as claimed in claim 1 wherein the routing address also includes a unique identification number or a user entered address code.
3. A massive array cellular system comprising a plurality of electromagnetic transceivers each of the transceivers being capable of communicating directly with other such transceivers without the use of a command center or control station to simultaneously send and receive electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels, each of the transceivers also having a unique non-directory level routing address based in part upon longitude and latitude of the location at which the tranceiver is located, each transceiver also being capable of communicating with other nearby transceivers to relay electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels from one transceiver to another.
4. A massive array cellular system as claimed in claim 1 wherein the routing address of each transceiver also includes a unique identification number or a user entered address code.
5. A method of operating a massive array cellular system consisting of a plurality of electromagnetic transceivers, each of the transceivers being capable of communicating directly with other such transceivers without the use of a command center or control station to simultaneously send and receive electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels, each of the transceivers also having a unique non-directory level routing address based in part upon longitude and latitude of the location at which the tranceiver is located, each transceiver also being capable of communicating with other nearby transceivers to relay electromagnetic signals of multiple frequency or channels from one transceiver to another, the method comprising: a) an originating transceiver originates a signal transmission to a destination transceiver by sending a request to a nearby transceiver closest to the direction of the destination transceiver to be the relaying transceiver of its transmission, b) the relaying transceiver, if not the destination transceiver, in turn relaying the original request with the desired destination transceiver address, the originating transceiver address, and the relaying transceiver address, to its nearby transceivers, c) repeating the above steps until the destination transceiver is contacted, and d) relaying the communication between the originating transceiver and the destination transceiver via the relaying transceivers.
6. A method as claimed in claim 5 wherein the originating transceiver acquires the addresses of nearby transceivers by the method comprising:
1 5 a) broadcasting a request for address to nearby transceivers, b) receiving the unique addresses of the nearest and most immediate neighbouring transceivers, and c) storing the addresses for future routing strategies for the purpose of relaying or repeating communications to and from other transceivers.
7. A method as claimed in claim 6 wherein the transceiver in step a) first utilizes a signal transmission strength of a few meters radius in its broadcast for requests for address, waits for responses and slowly increments transmission wattage or signal strength until a sufficient number of nearby transceivers respond with addresses .
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