Channel Resource Allocation Method and Apparatus

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Channel Resource Allocation Method and Apparatus - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17993560 titled 'Channel Resource Allocation Method and Apparatus

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a method for allocating channel resources in a network. Here are the key points:

The method involves establishing multiple links between two network devices that support beamforming data transmission.
A millimeter-wave radio channel resource is obtained between the two network devices.
The radio channel resource is divided into slots, with each slot dedicated to data transmission on one link.
Two adjacent slots correspond to two different links.
The first network device transmits data on the appropriate link using the slots.

Potential applications of this technology:

Wireless communication networks
5G and beyond networks
Internet of Things (IoT) devices
High-speed data transmission in dense urban areas

Problems solved by this technology:

Efficient allocation of channel resources in a network with multiple links
Optimizing data transmission using beamforming technology
Managing millimeter-wave radio channel resources effectively

Benefits of this technology:

Improved network performance and capacity
Enhanced data transmission speeds
Better utilization of available channel resources
Reduced interference and improved signal quality

Original Abstract Submitted

A channel resource allocation method includes establishing, by a first network device, at least two links between the first network device and a second network device, where each link supports beamforming data transmission; obtaining, by the first network device, a millimeter-wave radio channel resource between the first network device and the second network device; dividing the radio channel resource into a plurality of slots, where each slot is used for data transmission on one link, and two adjacent slots correspond to two different links; and transmitting, by the first network device, data on a corresponding link in the plurality of slots.