Patent classifications
H04W74/04
Method and Apparatus for Random Access
Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for random access. The method which may be performed by a network node comprises determining configuration information for a contention free preamble in a random access occasion, based at least in part on mapping between synchronization signal and physical broadcast channel blocks and preambles for two-step random access in the random access occasion. The contention free preamble is applicable for the two-step random access. The method further comprises transmitting the configuration information to a terminal device. According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, an association between signaling transmissions in a two-step random access procedure can be configured flexibly and efficiently.
BEAM FAILURE RECOVERY METHOD, TERMINAL, AND NETWORK DEVICE
Embodiments of the present invention provide a beam failure recovery method, a terminal, and a network device, where the beam failure recovery method includes: measuring a BFD RS; where the BFD RS corresponds to a plurality of pieces of first object information, and the first object information includes at least one of the following: a TRP identifier, CORESETPoolIndex information, a group identifier, a cell identity, and a PCI; determining a target event based on a measurement result of the BFD RS; and sending BFRQ information.
Automatic frequency coordination (AFC) for unlicensed spectrum
Wireless communications systems and methods related to automatic frequency coordination (AFC) for spectrum sharing among multiple network operating entities are provided. A first wireless communication device transmits, to a spectrum access coordination entity, a spectrum access request. The first wireless communication device receives, from the spectrum access coordination entity in response to the spectrum access request, a configuration including at least a medium access protocol parameter for performing a medium access procedure in a spectrum shared by a plurality of network operating entities.
Automatic frequency coordination (AFC) for unlicensed spectrum
Wireless communications systems and methods related to automatic frequency coordination (AFC) for spectrum sharing among multiple network operating entities are provided. A first wireless communication device transmits, to a spectrum access coordination entity, a spectrum access request. The first wireless communication device receives, from the spectrum access coordination entity in response to the spectrum access request, a configuration including at least a medium access protocol parameter for performing a medium access procedure in a spectrum shared by a plurality of network operating entities.
Transmission countdown and improvements for a beam based channel access procedure
This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatuses for a beam-based channel access countdown procedure. In one aspect, a channel sensing beam may be permitted to include one or more transmit beams and, thus, may differ from a transmit beam that is to be used for a transmission. As such, defining a manner in which a channel access countdown procedure is performed is desirable. Some aspects described herein provide techniques and apparatus for a beam-based channel access countdown procedure. In some aspects, the systems, methods, and apparatuses described herein provide a beam-based channel access countdown procedure that allows a single channel sensing beam, including multiple transmit beams, to be utilized in association with determining channel availability for the multiple transmit beams, thereby improving performance of beam-based directional transmissions.
Data Transmission Method and Apparatus in WLAN
The present disclosure relates to transmission methods and apparatuses in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs). One example method for indicating transmission opportunity (TXOP) duration in a wireless communication system, comprising generating, by a TXOP holder, a physical layer protocol data unit (PPDU), where the High Efficiency Signal field A (HE-SIGA) in the PPDU carries a TXOP duration field, the TXOP duration field is used to indicate the remaining time for using the channel by the station to other stations, the TXOP duration field includes a first part which is used to indicate the granularity used, and a second part which is used to indicate the TXOP duration using the granularity indicated by the first part, and sending the generated PPDU.
TWO-STEP RANDOM ACCESS
A UE is provided with a dedicated preamble for use in a two-step random access procedure, as well as dedicated, contention-free PUSCH transmission resources for the PUSCH part of msgA. In one embodiment, the base station transmits a partial PUSCH msgA configuration to the UE using dedicated RRC signaling. In another embodiment, the base station transmits a resource index to the UE indicative of a dedicated PUSCH resource for a msgA transmission via dedicated RRC signaling.
TWO-STEP RANDOM ACCESS
A UE is provided with a dedicated preamble for use in a two-step random access procedure, as well as dedicated, contention-free PUSCH transmission resources for the PUSCH part of msgA. In one embodiment, the base station transmits a partial PUSCH msgA configuration to the UE using dedicated RRC signaling. In another embodiment, the base station transmits a resource index to the UE indicative of a dedicated PUSCH resource for a msgA transmission via dedicated RRC signaling.
TERMINAL AND COMMUNICATION METHOD
This terminal is provided with a control circuit for setting a plurality of transmission opportunities with respect to a unit time interval corresponding to a scheduling unit, and a transmit circuit for performing repetitive transmission of uplink control information in the plurality of transmission opportunities.
TERMINAL AND COMMUNICATION METHOD
This terminal is provided with a control circuit for setting a plurality of transmission opportunities with respect to a unit time interval corresponding to a scheduling unit, and a transmit circuit for performing repetitive transmission of uplink control information in the plurality of transmission opportunities.