Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station (BS), a signaling communication that indicates one or more preamble sequence configurations. Each of the preamble sequence configurations may specify a respective plurality of preamble sequence rules for a different random access channel (RACH) procedure type. The UE may generate, based at least in part on a plurality of preamble sequence rules for a preamble sequence configuration of the one or more preamble sequence configurations, a preamble sequence for a RACH communication in a RACH procedure. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station (BS), a signaling communication that indicates one or more preamble sequence configurations. Each of the preamble sequence configurations may specify a respective plurality of preamble sequence rules for a different random access channel (RACH) procedure type. The UE may generate, based at least in part on a plurality of preamble sequence rules for a preamble sequence configuration of the one or more preamble sequence configurations, a preamble sequence for a RACH communication in a RACH procedure. Numerous other aspects are provided.

A multiple-access transceiver handles communications with mobile stations in environments that exceed mobile station design assumptions without necessarily requiring modifications to the mobile stations. One such environment is in Earth orbit. The multiple-access transceiver is adapted to close communications with mobile stations while exceeding mobile station design assumptions, such as greater distance, greater relative motion and/or other conditions commonly found where functionality of a terrestrial transceiver is to be performed by an orbital transceiver. The orbital transceiver might include a data parser that parses a frame data structure, a signal timing module that adjusts timing based on orbit to terrestrial propagation delays, frequency shifters and a programmable radio capable of communicating from the Earth orbit that uses a multiple-access protocol such that the communication is compatible with, or appears to the terrestrial mobile station to be, communication between a terrestrial cellular base station and the terrestrial mobile station.

A multiple-access transceiver handles communications with mobile stations in environments that exceed mobile station design assumptions without necessarily requiring modifications to the mobile stations. One such environment is in Earth orbit. The multiple-access transceiver is adapted to close communications with mobile stations while exceeding mobile station design assumptions, such as greater distance, greater relative motion and/or other conditions commonly found where functionality of a terrestrial transceiver is to be performed by an orbital transceiver. The orbital transceiver might include a data parser that parses a frame data structure, a signal timing module that adjusts timing based on orbit to terrestrial propagation delays, frequency shifters and a programmable radio capable of communicating from the Earth orbit that uses a multiple-access protocol such that the communication is compatible with, or appears to the terrestrial mobile station to be, communication between a terrestrial cellular base station and the terrestrial mobile station.

Diversity receiver front end systems with fixed impedance matching circuits to improve signal processing. The fixed impedance matching circuits can be configured to reduce out-of-band metrics such as noise figure and/or gain for a plurality of out-of-band frequency bands while reducing or not increasing above a certain threshold an in-band metric for the associated in-band frequency band. Each of a plurality of paths through the front-end systems can include fixed impedance matching circuits that accomplish this tuning to improve performance for the front-end systems.

Diversity receiver front end systems with fixed impedance matching circuits to improve signal processing. The fixed impedance matching circuits can be configured to reduce out-of-band metrics such as noise figure and/or gain for a plurality of out-of-band frequency bands while reducing or not increasing above a certain threshold an in-band metric for the associated in-band frequency band. Each of a plurality of paths through the front-end systems can include fixed impedance matching circuits that accomplish this tuning to improve performance for the front-end systems.

A method and a device for pre-correction of a downlink signal are provided. The method comprises: on the basis of an obtained uplink frequency offset value of a first RRU and a second RRU corresponding to each client, determining a set of uplink frequency offset values corresponding to each RRU; when a downlink pre-correction period is reached, calculating an average uplink frequency offset value of the RRU; and on the basis of the average uplink frequency offset value of the RRU and a downlink pre-correction value in a previous pre-correction period, determining a downlink pre-correction value of the RRU in the current downlink pre-correction period.

A method and a device for pre-correction of a downlink signal are provided. The method comprises: on the basis of an obtained uplink frequency offset value of a first RRU and a second RRU corresponding to each client, determining a set of uplink frequency offset values corresponding to each RRU; when a downlink pre-correction period is reached, calculating an average uplink frequency offset value of the RRU; and on the basis of the average uplink frequency offset value of the RRU and a downlink pre-correction value in a previous pre-correction period, determining a downlink pre-correction value of the RRU in the current downlink pre-correction period.

A method of receiving information is provided. The method is performed at a system for information transfer. The method includes receiving a first signal pulse and determining a first frequency band associated with the first signal pulse. The method includes, in accordance with a determination that the first frequency band is a respective frequency band in a predefined set of frequency bands, determining, from a predefined set of symbols, a first symbol associated with the first frequency band and represented by the first signal pulse and providing the first symbol. Each frequency band in the predefined set of frequency bands is associated with a distinct respective symbol in the predefined set of symbols, and frequency bands in the predefined set of frequency bands, in aggregate, are not contiguous.

A method of receiving information is provided. The method is performed at a system for information transfer. The method includes receiving a first signal pulse and determining a first frequency band associated with the first signal pulse. The method includes, in accordance with a determination that the first frequency band is a respective frequency band in a predefined set of frequency bands, determining, from a predefined set of symbols, a first symbol associated with the first frequency band and represented by the first signal pulse and providing the first symbol. Each frequency band in the predefined set of frequency bands is associated with a distinct respective symbol in the predefined set of symbols, and frequency bands in the predefined set of frequency bands, in aggregate, are not contiguous.