Patent classifications
H04B7/024
Quasi-co-location indication method and apparatus
This application relates to the field of communications technologies and provides a quasi co-location indication method and an apparatus, so that a terminal learns of a quasi co-location relationship between a plurality of antenna ports of a first reference signal resource. The method includes: A terminal receives quasi-co-location indication information, where the quasi-co-location indication information is used to indicate M antenna port groups corresponding to a first reference signal resource, each of the M antenna port groups includes one or more CDM groups of the first reference signal resource, the CDM group includes a plurality of antenna ports, and any two antenna ports in a same antenna port group are in a quasi-co-location relationship. Then, the terminal determines a quasi-co-location relationship between a plurality of antenna ports of the first reference signal resource based on the quasi-co-location indication information.
Quasi-co-location indication method and apparatus
This application relates to the field of communications technologies and provides a quasi co-location indication method and an apparatus, so that a terminal learns of a quasi co-location relationship between a plurality of antenna ports of a first reference signal resource. The method includes: A terminal receives quasi-co-location indication information, where the quasi-co-location indication information is used to indicate M antenna port groups corresponding to a first reference signal resource, each of the M antenna port groups includes one or more CDM groups of the first reference signal resource, the CDM group includes a plurality of antenna ports, and any two antenna ports in a same antenna port group are in a quasi-co-location relationship. Then, the terminal determines a quasi-co-location relationship between a plurality of antenna ports of the first reference signal resource based on the quasi-co-location indication information.
Bandwidth part configuration switching for multiple transceiver nodes
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A first transceiver node of a set of transceiver nodes may transmit a control message (e.g., downlink control information (DCI)) to a user equipment (UE). Upon receiving the control message, the UE may switch from a first bandwidth part (BWP) configuration for the first transceiver node to a second BWP configuration for the first transceiver node. Additionally, the UE may switch from BWP configurations for other transceiver nodes of the set of transceiver nodes. Upon switching from the first BWP configuration, the UE may start a timer and may switch from the second BWP configuration to a third BWP configuration upon expiration of the timer. The timer may be restarted each time the UE receives a communication from any of the set of transceiver nodes, a subset of the set of transceiver nodes, or from the first transceiver node.
TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCKS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Aspects described herein relate to receiving multiple synchronization signal blocks (SSBs) from a cell over a measurement time window, identifying, for each SSB in a subset of the multiple SSBs, a repeating beam index, where the identifying, for each SSB, the repeating beam index is based at least in part on a repeat parameter indicating a number of beams in a SSB pattern for the cell, and associating two or more SSBs of the subset of the multiple SSBs having the same repeating beam index as having a same measurement.
Shared-Cell Transmit/Receive Point Selection and Combining
A method by performed by a network node operating as a Distributed Unit (DU) includes configuring a plurality of Transmit/Receive Points (TRPs) in a group of TRPs to transmit a plurality of signals in a multiplexed sequence to at least one wireless device. Each TRP in the group of TRPS is associated with a shared cell. The network node receives, from the at least one wireless device, a response signal. Based on the response signal, the network node determines at least one TRP from the group of TRPs for use in transmitting at least one additional signal to the at least one wireless device.
TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT METHOD, TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT DEVICE AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A transmission measurement method includes: generating a measurement message frame that does not include a data part, in which the measurement message frame includes long training fields (LTFs) and the number of the LTFs is determined based on the number of antennas of an access point (AP); and transmitting the measurement message frame.
TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT METHOD, TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT DEVICE AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A transmission measurement method includes: generating a measurement message frame that does not include a data part, in which the measurement message frame includes long training fields (LTFs) and the number of the LTFs is determined based on the number of antennas of an access point (AP); and transmitting the measurement message frame.
DISTRIBUTED COORDINATED DOWNLINK PRECODING FOR MULTI-CELL MIMO WIRELESS NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION
A method and network node for distributed coordinated downlink precoding for multi-cell multiple input multiple output (MIMO) wireless network virtualization are disclosed. According to one aspect, a network node is configured to, in each of a plurality of successive transmission time periods: transmit to each of a plurality of SPs a corresponding set of channel information; receive from each of the plurality of SPs a service demand and a normalized precoding matrix, the normalized precoding matrix being determined by the corresponding SP based on the corresponding set of channel information; allocate a virtual transmit power to each of the plurality of SPs based at least in part on the received service demands and normalized precoding matrices; and determine a downlink precoding matrix to transmit messages to WDs, the downlink precoder matrix being based at least in part on the received service demands and normalized precoding matrices.
DISTRIBUTED COORDINATED DOWNLINK PRECODING FOR MULTI-CELL MIMO WIRELESS NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION
A method and network node for distributed coordinated downlink precoding for multi-cell multiple input multiple output (MIMO) wireless network virtualization are disclosed. According to one aspect, a network node is configured to, in each of a plurality of successive transmission time periods: transmit to each of a plurality of SPs a corresponding set of channel information; receive from each of the plurality of SPs a service demand and a normalized precoding matrix, the normalized precoding matrix being determined by the corresponding SP based on the corresponding set of channel information; allocate a virtual transmit power to each of the plurality of SPs based at least in part on the received service demands and normalized precoding matrices; and determine a downlink precoding matrix to transmit messages to WDs, the downlink precoder matrix being based at least in part on the received service demands and normalized precoding matrices.
QUASI CO-LOCATION VARIANTS FOR SINGLE FREQUENCY NETWORK DEPLOYMENTS
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a first indication that one or more reference signals correspond to multiple beam configurations. The UE may be configurated to communicate with multiple transmission reception points. The UE may receive a second indication of a first quasi co-location (QCL) type and a second QCL type based on receiving the first indication. The first QCL type may be associated with a first beam configuration corresponding to a first transmission reception point, and the second QCL type may be associated with a second beam configuration corresponding to a second transmission reception point. The UE may determine whether the multiple transmission reception points are using a pre-compensation scheme based on the first and second QCL types. The UE may receive one or more reference signals from the multiple transmission reception points based on the determining.