Patent classifications
H04L5/0042
Transient protection interval
There is disclosed a method of operating a user equipment in a radio access network. The method comprises transmitting, during a transmission period, first signaling having a first set of transmission characteristics, and second signaling having second set of transmission characteristics, wherein the first set differs from the second set, wherein transmitting comprises including a transient protection interval in time domain between the first signaling and the second signaling. The disclosure also pertains to related devices and methods.
Bandwidth part switching
Arrangement for switching between an active bandwidth part and the target bandwidth part are disclosed. A method includes selecting one or more resource blocks comprised in the target bandwidth part for a transmission or reception between the wireless device and the network node. The selected resource blocks to be used in the target bandwidth part are indicated in a resource allocation field of a downlink control channel information in the active bandwidth part. The allocation field includes information bits and the resource allocation field in the active bandwidth part and the information bits are configured based on a target bandwidth part resource allocation type. The target bandwidth part resource allocation type indicates whether the information bits have a bitmap corresponding to one or more resource block groups or an integer value corresponding to a starting resource block and a length of the allocation in resource blocks.
Method and apparatus for transmitting or receiving signal in wireless communication system
A method and an apparatus for receiving a signal by a terminal in a wireless communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises the steps of: establishing an RNTI associated with an MCS by a terminal; receiving a control channel for scheduling transmission of an uplink data channel or reception of a downlink data channel; and transmitting the uplink data channel or receiving the downlink data channel on the basis of one MCS table of a plurality of MCS tables, wherein the uplink data channel or the downlink data channel has been scheduled by the control channel and the one MCS table is determined on the basis of an RNTI associated with the MCS and an RNTI associated with the control channel.
Frequency division multiplexing mapping of transmission configuration indicator states to a control channel
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, a base station may transmit to a user equipment (UE) over a control channel (e.g., a downlink control channel) and the UE may monitor for the control channel in a control resource set (CORSET). The control channel and the CORESET may be associated with a set of transmission configuration indicator (TCI) states. The base station and the UE may identify an association between the resources of the CORESET and the set of TCI states based on a frequency division multiplexing (FDM) mapping between the resources of the CORESET and the set of TCI states. In some examples, the association may be a fixed rule at the UE. In other examples, the base station may signal the association to the UE via control signaling. The UE may decode the control channel based on the FDM mapping.
Transmit power adjustment for full duplex feedback
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some examples, a user equipment (UE) operating according to full duplex (e.g., transmit and receive concurrently) may adapt a transmit power of a sidelink feedback message based on priorities of data messages. For example, the UE may determine a priority of a first data message received at the UE in a previous slot and a priority of a second data message transmitted to the UE in a previous slot. Based on a comparison of the priorities of the data messages, the UE may adjust a transmit power for a feedback message indicating a decoding outcome of the first data message and transmit the feedback message according to the adjusted transmit power while receiving a feedback message indicating the decoding outcome of the second data message thereby increasing efficiency while reducing interference.
FEEDBACK INFORMATION TRANSMISSION METHOD AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
This application provides a method to improve resource utilization efficiency of an uplink control channel that carries feedback information. A terminal device receives one or more downlink channels carried in one or more first time units, the first time units belonging to in a time unit set; determines a second time unit for carrying feedback information corresponding to the downlink channels according to a first association relationship between the time unit set and the second time unit; determines a first codebook; and sends uplink control information including the first codebook in the second time unit. When one of the downlink channels is received in first time units that belong to a subset of the time unit set, and there is a second association relationship between the subset of the time unit set and the second time unit, the first codebook includes only feedback information corresponding to the downlink channel carried in the first time units in the subset.
VRB-TO-PRB ALLOCATION FOR DISJOINT BWP SEGMENTS
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a wireless node may determine, within a sub-band full duplex (SBFD) slot, an allocation of first and second virtual resource block (VRB) groups to physical resource blocks (PRBs) across first and second disjoint bandwidth part (BWP) segments based upon one or more VRB-to-PRB mapping rules, and may communicate data over the first and second sets of PRBs in accordance with the allocation.
COMMUNICATION DEVICES AND METHODS
In communication devices and methods configured to communicate with each other, bits of a continuous bit stream are allocated to resource units of different sizes. Various options are disclosed that differ in both implementation complexity and diversity achieved. Furthermore, exemplary implementations are provided that consider the definition of resource units of IEEE802.11ax as a baseline and outline the operation of the bit allocation for combination of resource units of various sizes.
TERMINAL DEVICES, BASE STATION DEVICES, AND COMMUNICATION METHODS
The terminal device determines frequency domain resources for the PUCCH based on an intersection of resource blocks corresponding to the first interlace(s) and resource blocks in a frequency portion among first frequency portions which is defined by the guard bands, and the terminal device determines frequency domain resources for the PUSCH based on an intersection of resource blocks corresponding to the second interlace(s) and resource blocks in frequency portions among second frequency portions which is given based on the second higher layer parameter, the second frequency portions being within the uplink carrier.
DSL modem with low-power mode
According to an embodiment, a DSL transceiver includes a power mode controller and a transmitter. The power mode controller is configured to set the DSL transceiver in a low power mode and move the DSL transceiver out of the low power mode responsive to the DSL transceiver receiving data. The transmitter is configured to transmit data only on a first group of sub-carriers when the power mode controller is moving the DSL transceiver out of the low power mode, the first group of sub-carriers being a subset of the sub-carriers available to the DSL transceiver for transmission.