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Archive | 2002

Method and apparatus for utilizing channel state information in a wireless communication system

Funyun Ling; Jay R. Walton; Steven J. Howard; Mark S. Wallace; John W. Ketchum


Archive | 2001

Coding scheme for a wireless communication system

Funyun Ling; Nagabhushana T. Sindhushayana; Jay R. Walton; Mark S. Wallace; Ivan Fernandez


Archive | 1999

Turbo code interleaver using linear congruential sequences

Douglas Neal Rowitch; Funyun Ling


Archive | 2000

Method and apparatus for determining the closed loop power control set point in a wireless packet data communication system

Funyun Ling; Peter J. Black


Archive | 2000

Receiving station with interference signal suppression

Mario Bonaccorso; Funyun Ling; Nagabhushana T. Sindhushayana; Peter J. Black


Archive | 2000

Method and apparatus for frequency offset correction

Funyun Ling; Peter J. Black; Kenneth D. Easton


Archive | 2002

Transmission in multi-channel communication system using selective channel power control

John W. Ketchum; Steven J. Howard; Jay R. Walton; Mark S. Wallace; Funyun Ling


Archive | 2000

Method and apparatus for efficient candidate frequency search while initiating a handoff in a code division multiple access communication system

Funyun Ling; Jack Holtzman; Charles E. Wheatley; Tao Chen; Edward G. Tiedemann; Gilbert Leung


Archive | 2000

Method and apparatus for combined puncturing and repeating of code symbols in a communications system

Leonid Razoumov; Funyun Ling; Stein A. Lundby


Archive | 2002

Verfahren und vorrichtung zur verwendung von kanalzustandsinformationen (csi) in einem drahtlosen kommunikationssystem

Funyun Ling; Jay R. Walton; Steven J. Howard; Mark S. Wallace; John W. Ketchum

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