Patent classifications
H04W36/06
DISTRIBUTED UNIT-BASED CUSTOM TRAFFIC INSERTION FOR LIVE-AIR AND NON-LIVE-AIR SIGNALS
The described technology is generally directed towards scheduling, by a distributed unit, the injection of custom traffic (signals/data) into a radio unit communications path. The distributed unit coordinates with the radio unit to schedule and synchronize such custom traffic in unscheduled (physical resource block), such as interleaved with to live-air and non-live-air traffic. The radio unit can request the unscheduled physical resource blocks for custom traffic to be inserted by the radio unit. Alternatively, the distributed unit can inject the custom traffic in otherwise unscheduled physical resource blocks for sending to the radio unit. The custom traffic is configured to perform some action by the radio unit, such as to perform antenna calibration, to perform test and measurement operations to obtain performance data, and the like. Performance data can be used, for example, to modify operating parameters of the radio unit to improve performance of the radio unit.
MEASUREMENT METHOD, SCHEDULING METHOD, AND RELATED APPARATUS
This application provides example measurement methods and related example apparatuses. One example measurement method includes determining, by a terminal device and to generate a determining result, whether a measurement gap is involved when each of one or more measurement objects is measured in a first bandwidth part (BWP) group, where the first BWP group includes an active BWP of one or more serving cells of the terminal device. The terminal device can perform measurement-gap-based measurement or non-measurement-gap-based measurement based on the determination.
USER EQUIPMENT (UE) CAPABILITY SIGNALING FOR PHYSICAL UPLINK CONTROL CHANNEL (PUCCH) CELL SWITCHING
A method of wireless communication, by a user equipment (UE), includes reporting a UE capability for physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) cell switching. The UE capability includes at least one pair of band types capable of supporting PUCCH cell switching. Each band type of the at least one pair of band types supports PUCCH cell transmission. The method also includes transmitting a first PUCCH with a first band type selected from the at least one pair of band types. The method further includes switching to a second band type selected from the at least one pair of band types, for transmitting a second PUCCH.
USER EQUIPMENT (UE) CAPABILITY SIGNALING FOR PHYSICAL UPLINK CONTROL CHANNEL (PUCCH) CELL SWITCHING
A method of wireless communication, by a user equipment (UE), includes reporting a UE capability for physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) cell switching. The UE capability includes at least one pair of band types capable of supporting PUCCH cell switching. Each band type of the at least one pair of band types supports PUCCH cell transmission. The method also includes transmitting a first PUCCH with a first band type selected from the at least one pair of band types. The method further includes switching to a second band type selected from the at least one pair of band types, for transmitting a second PUCCH.
AD HOC RADIO BASE STATION
An ad hoc radio base station and a method for locating a user apparatus are presented. The method comprises setting up two ad hoc cells, a first cell of the two ad hoc cells providing an omnidirectional cell and a second cell of the ad hoc cells providing a directional cell, utilizing a set of directional or beamforming antennas, the main lobes of the antennas of the cells being directed at different directions from each other, one antenna of the second cell being active at a time; setting up a radio connection in one of the two ad hoc cells to an user apparatus; obtaining information on the signal-to-noise ratio measured by the user apparatus from of the signal received by the user apparatus and Timing Advance required on the radio connection; transmitting a redirection message to other cell in the first radio connection to the user apparatus.
AD HOC RADIO BASE STATION
An ad hoc radio base station and a method for locating a user apparatus are presented. The method comprises setting up two ad hoc cells, a first cell of the two ad hoc cells providing an omnidirectional cell and a second cell of the ad hoc cells providing a directional cell, utilizing a set of directional or beamforming antennas, the main lobes of the antennas of the cells being directed at different directions from each other, one antenna of the second cell being active at a time; setting up a radio connection in one of the two ad hoc cells to an user apparatus; obtaining information on the signal-to-noise ratio measured by the user apparatus from of the signal received by the user apparatus and Timing Advance required on the radio connection; transmitting a redirection message to other cell in the first radio connection to the user apparatus.
Method for cell selection, user equipment and network side equipment
A method for cell selection, a user equipment and a network side device are provided. The method includes: reading, by a UE, first system information of a first cell on a first frequency; in a case that the first system information of the first cell indicates that camping on the first cell is not allowed and an intra-frequency reselection is not allowed and in a case that a set condition is met, the UE not selecting, or not reselecting, or neither selecting nor reselecting a cell on the first frequency.
Method for cell selection, user equipment and network side equipment
A method for cell selection, a user equipment and a network side device are provided. The method includes: reading, by a UE, first system information of a first cell on a first frequency; in a case that the first system information of the first cell indicates that camping on the first cell is not allowed and an intra-frequency reselection is not allowed and in a case that a set condition is met, the UE not selecting, or not reselecting, or neither selecting nor reselecting a cell on the first frequency.
Resource processing method, apparatus, and system
A resource processing method, an apparatus, and a system are disclosed. The resource processing method comprises: receiving, by UE, first signaling from a base station, wherein the first signaling is used to instruct to deactivate a first cell that provides a service for the UE, or used to instruct the UE to switch from a source bandwidth part (BWP) to a target BWP; and processing, by a media access control (MAC) entity in the UE, a first target resource by using a first target processing manner, wherein the first target resource is a resource in the first cell or the source BWP.
Resource processing method, apparatus, and system
A resource processing method, an apparatus, and a system are disclosed. The resource processing method comprises: receiving, by UE, first signaling from a base station, wherein the first signaling is used to instruct to deactivate a first cell that provides a service for the UE, or used to instruct the UE to switch from a source bandwidth part (BWP) to a target BWP; and processing, by a media access control (MAC) entity in the UE, a first target resource by using a first target processing manner, wherein the first target resource is a resource in the first cell or the source BWP.