H04W56/0055

METHOD FOR CHECKING CLOCK INFORMATION, APPARATUS, AND SYSTEM
20240357523 · 2024-10-24 ·

This application provides a method for checking clock information, an apparatus, and a system, and pertains to the field of communication technologies. In this application, a baseband unit obtains information provided by a radio frequency unit to assist in determining whether clock information provided by a time serving unit is available.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING SCHEDULING REQUEST BASED ON TIME ALIGNMENT TIMER BY USER EQUIPMENT IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
20240357660 · 2024-10-24 ·

The present invention relates to a method of transmitting a Scheduling Request (SR) based on a time Alignment Timer (TAT) by a user equipment (UE) in a wireless communication system. In particular, the method includes the steps of receiving information related to a time Alignment Timer (TAT) for a Timing Advance Group (TAG) to which a serving cell belongs; starting the TAT for the TAG; based on a data packet to be transmitted via the serving cell being received from an upper layer, determining a difference time between a time point of a first available SR resource in SR resource configuration for the TAG and an expected expiring time of the TAT; based on the difference time being greater than a threshold, transmitting a SR for the data packet on the first available SR resource to a network, wherein, based on the difference time being less than the threshold, a random access (RA) procedure is triggered.

Master information block decoding based on synchronization signal block timing

Methods, systems, and computer-readable mediums are configured to perform operations including detecting a plurality of synchronization signal blocks (SSBs) that are transmitted for a physical broadcast channel (PBCH), each of the SSBs having a SSB index comprising a set of bit values; detecting, from the plurality of SSBs, a first SSB received at a first time and a second SSB received at a second time that is different from the first time; decoding, for a first SSB of the plurality, first bit values of a first SSB index representing the first SSB and of a second SSB index representing the second SSB; determining, based on the first time and the second time, a receive time gap between the first SSB and the second SSB; and determining, based on the receive time gap and the first bit values of the first SSB index and the second SSB index, at least a second bit value of the first second SSB index representing the first SSB and the second SSB representing the second SSB.

Synchronization correction method, master device and slave device
12127147 · 2024-10-22 · ·

A synchronization correction method, a master device, and a slave device are provided. The method includes: transmitting a synchronization signal frame to a slave device during a first period of an i.sup.th second, where the synchronization signal frame includes a synchronization header, a first pulse per second (1PPS) signal, first time of date information, and first phase compensation information, where the first phase compensation information is configured to request the slave device to correct a transmission time point at which a first reference 1PPS signal is transmitted during a second period of the i.sup.th second; receiving the first reference 1PPS signal from the slave device during the second period of the i.sup.th second; and determining second phase compensation information transmitted to the slave device according to a receiving time point at which the first reference 1PPS signal is received during a first period of an (i+1).sup.th second.

ACCURACY AND LATENCY IMPROVEMENTS FOR REL-17 NR POSITIONING
20240345204 · 2024-10-17 ·

A system and methods are disclosed for reducing Rx/Tx timing errors in a wireless network for latency of positioning measurements. Additionally, a system and methods are disclosed for increasing positioning accuracy by mitigating NLOS errors and/or by performing two-stage beam sweeping for DL-AoD. Further, a system and methods are disclosed for performing M-sample positioning measurements to improve latency reporting in connection with positioning reporting.

TIMING HALF-DUPLEX TRANSMISSIONS
20240349270 · 2024-10-17 ·

Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for timing transmissions in a wireless communication system. An example method can include determining, at a satellite, a maximum round-trip propagation delay associated with one or more user terminals of a plurality of user terminals, determining, based on the maximum round-trip propagation delay, a respective downlink to uplink (DL/UL) offset for each user terminal, wherein the DL/UL offset comprises a time difference between a first downlink frame at the satellite and a first corresponding uplink frame at the satellite, transmitting a first downlink frame, receiving a first uplink frame from a first user terminal associated with the maximum round-trip propagation delay during the first corresponding uplink frame at the satellite, and receiving a second uplink frame from a second user terminal associated with a round-trip propagation delay less than the maximum round-trip propagation delay during the first corresponding uplink frame at the satellite.

Self-stabilizing distributed symmetric-fault tolerant synchronization protocol

A network system includes at least one node configured to exchange messages through a set of communication links. Each node includes a synchronizer, a set of monitors in communication with the synchronizer, a physical oscillator and a state timer clock and a local timer clock, each clock being driven by the physical oscillator and having a variable clock value that locally tracks passage of clock time for the node. The network system is configured to execute a synchronization process when a specified condition occurs. Upon receiving a Sync message, each of the nodes is configured to store an incoming Sync message, increment a local timer clock value, or ignore the Sync message based on a local timer clock value associated with an incoming Sync message.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR HANDLING UL TIMING ASYNCHRONISM IN A WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
20180198665 · 2018-07-12 ·

Method and apparatus for handling upon UL timing asynchronism in a wireless communication system are disclosed herein. The user equipment (UE) maintains a timing advance (TA) value for each of a plurality of beams used for uplink transmissions to a cell, or a transmitter/reception point (TRP) operatively connected to a gNodeB. If less than all of the maintained TA values become invalid, then the UE will continue transmission on any beam for which the TA value remains valid, while discontinuing transmission on any beam with an invalid TA value.

COMMUNICATION METHOD, COMMUNICATIONS APPARATUS, TERMINAL, AND BASE STATION
20180176905 · 2018-06-21 ·

Embodiments of the present invention provide a communication method, a communications apparatus, and a base station, and relate to the communications field. The method includes: obtaining, by a terminal, a timing advance TA offset of a first cell set, and determining, by the terminal, a TA difference between the first cell set and each cell set of a second base station according to the TA offset of the first cell set after a TA of the first cell set is adjusted. The first cell set includes at least one cell, and the at least one cell is a cell of a first base station and has a TA needs to be adjusted;

Narrowband machine-to-machine cell search

A method in a wireless device is disclosed. The method comprises receiving a synchronization signal from a network node, the received synchronization signal comprising a synchronization sequence, a cell ID sequence, and a frame index indication sequence. The method further comprises estimating a time offset of the received synchronization signal using the synchronization sequence, and estimating a frequency offset of the received synchronization signal using the synchronization sequence. The method further comprises detecting a cell ID of a cell associated with the network node using the estimated time offset and the estimated frequency offset, and detecting a frame number using the estimated time offset, the estimated frequency offset, and the detected cell ID of the cell associated with the network node.