Abstract: A radio communication system arranged to deliver multimedia information into a plurality of mobile stations is arranged to deliver the multimedia information according to the wave circumstances of each mobile station, layer the information components composing the multimedia information, create the frame containing the layered information components and the transmission priorities of the components, connect the frames on a multimedia information unit, and then transmit the connected frames to a base station.

Abstract: A radio communication system arranged to deliver multimedia information into a plurality of mobile stations is arranged to deliver the multimedia information according to the wave circumstances of each mobile station, layer the information components composing the multimedia information, create the frame containing the layered information components and the transmission priorities of the components, connect the frames on a multimedia information unit, and then transmit the connected frames to a base station.

Abstract: A radio communication system arranged to deliver multimedia information into a plurality of mobile stations is arranged to deliver the multimedia information according to the wave circumstances of each mobile station, layer the information components composing the multimedia information, create the frame containing the layered information components and the transmission priorities of the components, connect the frames on a multimedia information unit, and then transmit the connected frames to a base station.

Abstract: A method of controlling hand over that reliably performs SHO even when there exists discrepancy between a range of a cell or sector and a range in which communication is possible. A reference value, which is compared with a received level of a perch channel signal for judging timing of starting and ending SHO, is corrected by using a correction value prepared for each combination of an SHO source cell and an SHO destination cell. The reference value is corrected such that SHO is started when the mobile station 10 arrives at a range in which the mobile station 10 can communicate with a base station 21 that covers the SHO destination candidate cell, and the hand over is ended when the mobile station 10 comes out of a range in which the mobile station 10 can communicate with a base station that covers the SHO source cell.

Abstract: A radio receiver handles a transmitted Walsh sequence having a code length of “m” as a two-dimensional array of “a” rows and “b” columns, and performs a fast Hadamard transform process having a code length of “a” in the row direction. The absolute values of the results are added in the column direction, and a Walsh number having the maximum receiving power is selected to determine a Walsh sequence having a code length of “a.” Then, only the identified column is extracted, and a fast Hadamard transform process having a code length of “b” is applied in the column direction.

Abstract: A method of controlling hand over that reliably performs SHO even when there exists discrepancy between a range of a cell or sector and a range in which communication is possible. A reference value, which is compared with a received level of a perch channel signal for judging timing of starting and ending SHO, is corrected by using a correction value prepared for each combination of an SHO source cell and an SHO destination cell. The reference value is corrected such that SHO is started when the mobile station 10 arrives at a range in which the mobile station 10 can communicate with a base station 21 that covers the SHO destination candidate cell, and the hand over is ended when the mobile station 10 comes out of a range in which the mobile station 10 can communicate with a base station that covers the SHO source cell.

Abstract: A radio communication system arranged to deliver multimedia information into a plurality of mobile stations is arranged to deliver the multimedia information according to the wave circumstances of each mobile station, layer the information components composing the multimedia information, create the frame containing the layered information components and the transmission priorities of the components, connect the frames on a multimedia information unit, and then transmit the connected frames to a base station.