WO2005041445A1 - Anordnung und verfahren zur verwendung eines mobiltelefones an bord eines luftfahrzeugs - Google Patents
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- H04B7/185—Space-based or airborne stations; Stations for satellite systems
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- H04B7/18506—Communications with or from aircraft, i.e. aeronautical mobile service
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- the invention relates to an arrangement and a method for connecting a mobile phone on board an aircraft, land vehicle, watercraft or spacecraft to a stationary mobile radio network.
- the invention has for its object to provide an arrangement and a method of the type mentioned, which allow easy communication between occupants of a vehicle with external people, computers or the like.
- the invention solves this problem by means of an arrangement which has:
- On board a vehicle a) at least one mobile radio base station, b) a device for converting the mobile radio data into the IP protocol and vice versa, c) a device for transmitting / receiving IP data to / from a ground station .
- a device for sending / receiving IP data to / from a corresponding device of the vehicle d) a device for sending / receiving IP data to / from a corresponding device of the vehicle, e) a device for converting the IP data into mobile data and vice versa, f) a device for sending / receiving the mobile radio data to / from the stationary mobile radio network.
- the method according to the invention has the following steps: aa) logging in of the mobile telephone into a local mobile radio cell which is formed by a mobile radio base station arranged on board the vehicle; bb) converting the mobile radio data into the IP protocol and vice versa; cc) sending / receiving the IP data to / from a ground station; ee) converting the IP data into cellular data and vice versa; ff) Sending / receiving the cellular data to / from the stationary cellular network.
- the invention can be used for vehicles of all types. It can be used particularly preferably in aircraft or watercraft which are also outside the range of stationary mobile radio networks. It can also be used for land vehicles, such as railways, which drive through sparsely populated areas and are therefore poorly covered by the mobile radio networks and / or where problems arise due to Faraday's shielding of the vehicle interior. Spacecraft are vehicles that move outside the earth's atmosphere.
- Stationary mobile radio networks are the usual land-based mobile radio networks in which a large number of stationary base stations form mobile radio cells. It can be GSM, UMTS or cellular networks according to other common standards. These are preferably digital mobile radio networks in which the mobile radio data are transmitted in digital form.
- one (or possibly several) mobile radio base stations are arranged on board the vehicle.
- This forms a local cell phone cell inside the vehicle, into which mobile phones of the vehicle occupants can log in.
- the capacity of the base station ie the number of maximum mobile phones that can be logged in, is adapted to the expected number of vehicle occupants who are simultaneously calling or transmitting data. Since, for example, the cell phone base station with the associated antenna is arranged in the immediate vicinity of the passengers and their cell phones in airplanes, the cell phones can transmit with very low power, so that interactions with the other on-board electronics are minimized. If necessary, the remaining on-board electronics can also be shielded.
- the mobile radio data received from the base station are converted into the IP protocol.
- the IP protocol is the data protocol of the Internet familiar to a person skilled in the art.
- This IP data is then sent from a corresponding device to a ground station. It can be a connection to a ground station, for example via a satellite.
- a particular advantage is that radio connections for the transmission of IP data in airplanes already exist or are being installed. These IP connections serve, on the one hand, for the communication of the on-board systems with, for example, monitoring devices on the ground and, on the other hand, enable the passengers of an aircraft to access the Internet on board.
- a corresponding system for establishing an IP connection between the aircraft and the ground is offered, for example, by the Boeing company under the name Connexion.
- the invention can therefore use this IP data connection, which is present anyway or must be installed for other reasons, between see aircraft and ground station for the cost-effective transmission of mobile data in IP format.
- IP data are converted back into mobile radio data (for example GSM or UMTS data).
- mobile radio data for example GSM or UMTS data.
- IP call managers which are known in the prior art and are familiar to the person skilled in the art and which are already in use for Internet IP telephony can be used.
- the back-converted cellular data is then fed into the stationary cellular network by a corresponding device of the ground station.
- a corresponding device of the ground station For this purpose there can either be a line connection with the operator of the mobile radio network, but corresponding mobile radio stations can also be used which simulate the mobile phone on board the vehicle to a certain extent for the mobile radio network.
- Corresponding so-called cellular gateways are commercially available.
- GSM network There are GSM gateways that can establish connections with local stationary mobile radio networks on a selectable number of channels.
- the invention allows the occupant of a vehicle to make calls on board as if he were on the ground in the area of the corresponding mobile radio network. For him, only the mobile phone connection costs are incurred that would also arise on the ground. If the ground station is arranged in the ground area of the home network of the vehicle occupant, he can make calls at the low cost incurred in such a call in the home network. In addition, there may be costs for the IP connection, but these are generally charged by the airlines as a one-time flat rate for the use of the IP connection, regardless of the Purpose of this happens (mobile phone calls, use of the Internet access provided on board or the like). According to the invention, several ground stations can be provided in the area of the mobile radio networks of different countries. Since there are generally passengers from different countries on board an aircraft, each passenger can log into his home network or the cheapest mobile radio network in each case via a corresponding gateway and the connection according to the invention.
- the bottom-side transceiver station for the IP data on the one hand and the devices for converting the IP data into mobile data and mobile radio gate ways on the other can be spatially separated from one another and connected to one another, for example, via the Internet.
- a single base-side transmitting / receiving station for IP data can therefore also be connected to devices for converting into mobile radio data and mobile radio gateways that are spatially separated from one another and, for example, are located in the area of various stationary mobile radio networks.
- a mobile radio picocell is preferably formed on board the vehicle. It is a very small-sized cell, so the base station requires very little transmission power. Several mobile radio picocells can optionally be formed on board larger vehicles, for example large aircraft or ships.
- connection between the on-board mobile radio base station and the on-board transceiver station for IP data can be established via the vehicle's intranet. Since an intranet and an IP data transmission / reception station are generally present or are in the process of being retrofitted in airplanes, retrofitting with the system according to the invention therefore only requires that on board Cellular base station and the facility for converting the cellular data into the IP protocol and vice versa.
- a GSM base station 1 which forms a GSM picocell, is arranged on board an aircraft.
- the base station 1 is connected via the on-board intranet with a GSM / IP
- IP / GSM Converter 2 connected, which converts the GSM data into IP data and vice versa.
- An IP call manager 3 feeds the IP telephony data into the intranet or Ethernet of the aircraft or takes the corresponding received IP telephony data from the network.
- the connection to a ground station is established via a satellite antenna indicated at 4 on a satellite.
- the transmitting / receiving station on the ground is connected via the Internet to an IP call manager 5, which filters the corresponding IP data from the Internet to a certain extent and back into it via an IP / GSM converter 6
- GSM gateways 7 are connected to the IP / GSM converter 6 and establish the connection to the stationary mobile radio network 8. The procedure described is correspondingly reversed for GSM data which are sent from the stationary mobile radio network 8 to a mobile telephone on board the aircraft.
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DE502004002588T DE502004002588D1 (de) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | Anordnung und verfahren zur verwendung eines mobiltelefones an bord eines luftfahrzeugs |
US10/576,791 US8150391B2 (en) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | System and method for using a cellular telephone in a mobile vehicle |
NZ547268A NZ547268A (en) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | Arrangement and method for using a mobile telephone in an aircraft |
DK04790827T DK1680874T3 (da) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | Arrangement og fremgangsmåde til anvendelse af en mobiltelefon om bord på et luftfartöj |
JP2006536065A JP4767858B2 (ja) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | 航空機で携帯電話を使用するための装置及び方法 |
EP04790827A EP1680874B9 (de) | 2003-10-23 | 2004-10-25 | Anordnung und verfahren zur verwendung eines mobiltelefones an bord eines luftfahrzeugs |
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