A base station management method according to the present invention is a method for managing an operation mode of a base station, and includes determining whether a terminal exists in a cell managed by the base station and operating in a low duty operation mode (LDM) when no terminal exists in the cell.

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›1.independentA management method for managing an operation mode of a base station, comprising:nsetting a default low duty operation mode (LDM) pattern in which an …+4

›6.independentA management device managing an operation mode of a base station, comprising:na determination unit determining whether there are no terminals attached…+2

›9.independentA terminal comprising:na receiving unit receiving information on a default low duty operation mode (LDM) pattern in which an available interval and an…+2

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IPC · International Patent Classification

Section H — Electricity

H04W68/00

USPC · US Patent Classification

455/458455/422.1455/561

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Khai M Nguyen

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related publication	US 20120094654 A1	19 Apr 2012

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