H04L12/50

Communication method and communications apparatus
10756878 · 2020-08-25 · ·

The present disclosure discloses a communication method and a communications apparatus. The method includes: determining, by a first communications device, a first subcarrier spacing corresponding to a first subband; and performing, by the first communications device, signal transmission on the first subband with a second communications device based on the first subcarrier spacing; or determining, by a first communications device, a second subcarrier spacing corresponding to a second subband; and performing, by the first communications device, signal transmission on the second subband with a second communications device based on the second subcarrier spacing. The first subcarrier spacing is different from the second subcarrier spacing, and both the first subcarrier spacing and the second subcarrier spacing are integral multiples of a basic frequency spacing; and both bandwidth of the first subband and bandwidth of the second subband are integral multiples of the basic frequency spacing.

Method for uplink channel access to unlicensed band in wireless communication system, and device therefor

A method for performing an uplink transmission to a base station by a user equipment through an unlicensed cell in a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes: receiving an uplink grant that schedules the uplink transmission in at least one subframe from the base station; and performing the uplink transmission in the at least one subframe using at least one of a first type channel access or a second type channel access. The uplink transmission is performed using the second type channel access when all of the at least one subframe is included in a predetermined interval determined based on a downlink transmission through the unlicensed cell from the base station.

Full server-level redundancy using a single network interface controller(NIC) and a single NIC card

Systems and methods for providing full redundancy in a computing network using a single network interface controller (NIC) and a single NIC card within one or more computing devices (e.g., servers) are provided. Embodiments of the technology disclosed herein provide a NIC card with a processing device (e.g., a field-programmable gate array (FPGA)) having a first set of input pins associated with a primary network switch and a second set of input pins associated with a standby network switch. When a failure occurs on the primary network switch, the processing device of the NIC card is configured to perform a circuit switch action to switch the connection between a processing device output from the first set of input pins to the second set of input pins. Accordingly, the same NIC is capable of controlling the network interface of a computing device between to different network switches.

Full server-level redundancy using a single network interface controller(NIC) and a single NIC card

Systems and methods for providing full redundancy in a computing network using a single network interface controller (NIC) and a single NIC card within one or more computing devices (e.g., servers) are provided. Embodiments of the technology disclosed herein provide a NIC card with a processing device (e.g., a field-programmable gate array (FPGA)) having a first set of input pins associated with a primary network switch and a second set of input pins associated with a standby network switch. When a failure occurs on the primary network switch, the processing device of the NIC card is configured to perform a circuit switch action to switch the connection between a processing device output from the first set of input pins to the second set of input pins. Accordingly, the same NIC is capable of controlling the network interface of a computing device between to different network switches.

Devices and methods for facilitating multiple synchronization channels within a single carrier

Wireless communication devices are adapted to facilitate multiple synchronization channels within a single carrier. In some examples, an apparatus for wireless communication may transmit a first synchronization channel at a first frequency in a carrier bandwidth, and at least one additional synchronization channel at a different respective frequency in the carrier bandwidth. In some examples, an apparatus for wireless communication may scan a carrier bandwidth for one of a plurality of synchronization channels conveyed at different respective frequencies in the carrier bandwidth, and discover a synchronization channel from among the plurality of synchronization channels. The apparatus may further receive information conveyed over the discovered synchronization channel and utilize the information to access the carrier. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also included.

Call control in telephony-capable communications networks
10750027 · 2020-08-18 · ·

A method of operating a call control node in a telecommunications network, the method comprising the steps of: establishing a telephony call between a first user and a second user; receiving a call control instruction, the call control instruction being for associating a to-be-established new call leg, between the call control node and a communications server, with the telephony call; establishing the new call leg between the call control node and the communications server; connecting the new call leg to the telephony call on the basis of the call control instruction, to make the communications server a party to the telephony call.

Flow control in wireless communication systems

The proposed technology generally relates to flow control in wireless communication systems and in particular to methods and devices for flow control in multi-point transmission wireless communication systems.

METHODS AND SYSEMS FOR RECONFIGURABLE NETWORK TOPOLOGIES
20200235815 · 2020-07-23 ·

The present disclosure provides methods and systems for assigning a network topology to an interconnection network. Data is transmitted along at least one of a plurality of output ports based on a first port map, the first port map linking at least one of a plurality of input ports to at least one of the output ports. A request to apply a second port map, different from the first port map, is received. A circuit-switched element is activated to link at least one of the plurality of input ports to at least one of the plurality of the output ports based on the second port map. The data is transmitted along the at least one of the plurality of output ports based on the second port map.

METHODS AND SYSEMS FOR RECONFIGURABLE NETWORK TOPOLOGIES
20200235815 · 2020-07-23 ·

The present disclosure provides methods and systems for assigning a network topology to an interconnection network. Data is transmitted along at least one of a plurality of output ports based on a first port map, the first port map linking at least one of a plurality of input ports to at least one of the output ports. A request to apply a second port map, different from the first port map, is received. A circuit-switched element is activated to link at least one of the plurality of input ports to at least one of the plurality of the output ports based on the second port map. The data is transmitted along the at least one of the plurality of output ports based on the second port map.

Mobility management method, user equipment, storage node, and base station

Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a mobility management method, user equipment, a storage node, and a base station. The mobility management method may include: determining, by user equipment (UE) in a connected state, a source identifier of the UE, where the source identifier is used to identify the UE; allowing the UE to enter a low consumption state after a low consumption activation condition is met, where in the low consumption state, the UE stores a connection context of the UE in the connected state and performs cell camping based on a cell reselection criterion in a moving process; and reporting, by the UE when a first preset condition is met, the source identifier to a second base station to which a second cell belongs, where the second cell is a serving cell on which the UE currently camps.