Patent classifications
H04W92/04
Base station interface module and distributed antenna system having the same
A base station interface module included in a distributed antenna system includes: a separator configured to separate a base station signal input from a base station and output first and second base station signals; a pre-compensator configured to compensate for at least one of an amplitude and a phase of the first base station signal based on a preset compensation value; a first attenuator configured to attenuate the compensated first base station signal and to output the attenuated first base station signal to the distributed antenna system; and a second attenuator configured to attenuate the second base station signal and to terminate the attenuated second base station signal.
BASE STATION INTERFACE MODULE AND DISTRIBUTED ANTENNA SYSTEM HAVING THE SAME
A base station interface module included in a distributed antenna system includes: a separator configured to separate a base station signal input from a base station and output first and second base station signals; a pre-compensator configured to compensate for at least one of an amplitude and a phase of the first base station signal based on a preset compensation value; a first attenuator configured to attenuate the compensated first base station signal and to output the attenuated first base station signal to the distributed antenna system; and a second attenuator configured to attenuate the second base station signal and to terminate the attenuated second base station signal.
Communication method, cellular base station and wireless LAN termination node
A communication method, comprises: sending, by a cellular base station configured to constitute an Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN), a plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information managed by the cellular base station, to a wireless LAN termination node configured to manage a wireless LAN access point; and receiving, by the wireless LAN termination node, the plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information from the cellular base station. The plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information are sent via an interface formed between the cellular base station and the wireless LAN termination node.
Communication method, cellular base station and wireless LAN termination node
A communication method, comprises: sending, by a cellular base station configured to constitute an Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN), a plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information managed by the cellular base station, to a wireless LAN termination node configured to manage a wireless LAN access point; and receiving, by the wireless LAN termination node, the plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information from the cellular base station. The plurality of pieces of wireless LAN identification information are sent via an interface formed between the cellular base station and the wireless LAN termination node.
Methods, Devices, and Systems for Initial Grant-Free Transmission Determination
In accordance to embodiments, methods, devices, and systems for determining initial transmissions in grant-free transmissions are disclosed. A UE receives a resource configuration for grant-free (GF) transmissions. The resource configuration comprises a periodicity parameter (P), a repetition number (K), and a sequence of redundancy version (RV) numbers corresponding to one or more RV types. The periodicity parameter defines a period having K transmission occasions (TOs), and each of the KTOs is associated with one RV number in the sequence of RV numbers. The UE performs an initial GF transmission of data in a TO of the K TOs in the period defined by the periodicity parameter. The TO is associated with an RV number corresponding to RV0.
Vertical slice management and selection leveraging dynamic alliances of access core and service network resources
A vertically integrated slice management system is provided that can leverage dynamic alliances of access layer, core layer, and service layer services. The system can instantiate a vertical slice that incorporates one or more services and network functions from a selection of layer slices in order to provide a streamlined and efficient mechanism for serving a user device based on the type of the user device, and the type of service requested.
ROBUST ADJUSTMENT OF ACCESS AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
A method and apparatus for robust adjustment of access and mobility management functions are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method includes: receiving a radio access network (RAN)-user equipment (UE) identifier from a first access and mobility management function (AMF), the RAN-UE identifier configured to identify a UE or UE context for a RAN; producing an AMF-UE identifier, the AMF-UE identifier configured to identify the UE or UE context for a second AMF; selecting a transport network layer association (TNLA) link towards a RAN; and sending the AMF-UE identifier to the RAN.
MULTI-DESTINATION CONTROL MESSAGE FOR INTEGRATED ACCESS AND BACKHAUL NODES
Various communication systems may benefit from improved signaling of control messages. For example, certain embodiments may benefit from an improved signaling of control messages in 5G or New Radio systems between a donor node and a plurality of integrated access and backhaul nodes. A method may include generating at a network node a control message for a plurality of other nodes. The method may also include transmitting the control message from the network node to the plurality of other nodes via a multicast radio bearer. The multicast radio bearer may connect the plurality of other nodes.
SIGNALING OF SCALED 3D POSITION INFORMATION
Systems and methods for signaling information related to wireless device positioning in a cellular communications network are disclosed. In some embodiments, a method of operation of a first network node for signaling information related to wireless device positioning in a cellular communications network comprises signaling, from the first network node to a second node, information comprising information that relates to a new vertical surface model for a plurality of cells in a cellular communications network. The new vertical surface model is a translated and scaled version of an initial vertical surface model.
Reliable data delivery over non-access stratum
The present disclosure is directed to method in a mobility management node and such a node for delivering data to a wireless communication device (WCD) served by the mobility management node, operating in a communication network comprising a network entity (NE) and a radio access network (RAN) node serving the WCD, the method comprises: obtaining capability information indicating whether the RAN node supports acknowledgement of a successful delivery of data to the WCD; receiving a data message sent by the NE comprising user data intended for the WCD; sending a control plane message comprising the user data to the RAN node for further delivery to the WCD; sending a response to the NE indicating the outcome of the data delivery.