Patent classifications
H04L5/026
Error correction device, error correction method, and communication device
A plurality of error correction circuits corrects errors of the data transmitted through the plurality of transmission lines. A combining portion combines the plurality of transmission lines to the plurality of error correction circuits. The plurality of transmission lines includes a first transmission line, and a second transmission line having a lower transmission characteristic than the first transmission line. The plurality of error correction circuits includes a first and a second error correction circuit having lower error correction capability and power consumption than the first error correction circuit. The combining portion uses a function to combine a plurality of error correction circuits with one transmission path, combines the first transmission line with the second error correction circuit at a higher rate than the first error correction circuit, and combines the second transmission line with the first error correction circuit at a higher rate than the second error correction circuit.
METHOD OF TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING SIGNAL TO USER EQUIPMENT AT BASE STATION SUPPORTING FULL DUPLEX IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A method of transmitting and receiving a signal to and from a user equipment (UE) at a base station supporting full duplex in a wireless communication system includes the base station transmitting a first resource element (RE) set including two REs to the UE by applying different precoders to the two REs of the first RE set, and receiving a second RE set including two REs from a plurality of UEs including the UE while the first RE set is transmitted, by applying different post-coders to the two REs of the second RE set. Code division multiplexing (CDM) codes are applied to the first RE set transmitted from the base station to the UE in downlink and the second RE set transmitted from the UE to the base station in uplink.
METHODS AND DEVICES FOR CONFIGURATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS
In an exemplary embodiment, a wireless communication method is disclosed for indicating a mapping between a set of reference signals and data streams so that a reference signal can be transmitted by one or more of multiple network nodes based on the mapping. The disclosed embodiments provide mapping and additional rules.
Pilot scrambling for channel estimation
A wireless communication technique to improve channel estimation using pilot signals includes receiving data symbols for transmission over a wireless communication channel using multiple antenna ports, generating a plurality of scrambling sequences, each corresponding to one of the multiple antenna ports, mapping, for each antenna port, a corresponding pilot signal to time and frequency transmission resources using a corresponding scrambling sequence, multiplexing a first input from the data symbols and a second input from the mapping of the corresponding pilot signal to generate an output signal, and transmitting the output signal over a wireless communication channel.
CARRIER AGGREGATION WITH SWITCHABLE IMPEDANCE AND RECONFIGURABLE NETWORK SELECTION
Described herein are systems configured for carrier aggregation. Systems include a multiplexing circuit having a filter assembly, switching circuit with a switching path, and a switchable impedance. The filters can be designed so that when operated simultaneously (e.g., during multi-band operation) the same inductance can be used allowing the switching network to switch in a particular inductance into the path. The described systems can include an inductance that is coupled to an output port so that when operating in single-band mode, the different paths share the same inductance. Relative to other solutions, the described systems can improve performance (e.g., reduce insertion loss), reduce the number of components in the associated module, reduce manufacturing costs, and the like.
DEMODULATION REFERENCE SIGNAL INDICATING AND RECEIVING METHODS, TRANSMIT END, AND RECEIVE END
This application discloses a DMRS indicating method, a DMRS receiving method, and an apparatus. The method includes: determining, by a transmit end from a plurality of groups of demodulation reference signal DMRS configuration information, DMRS configuration information corresponding to a current DMRS transmission scheme, and obtaining DMRS indication information based on the DMRS configuration information, where each group of DMRS configuration information includes a plurality of pieces of DMRS configuration information; and sending, by the transmit end, the DMRS indication information. The method and the apparatus provided in this application are implemented to match a plurality of scenarios in NR. This can satisfy a requirement for transmitting more layers of data, and can further reduce indication overheads.
COMMON PHASE ERROR COMPENSATION
According to some embodiments, a method in a wireless receiver of compensating common phase error in a received wireless signal comprises receiving a first symbol of a wireless signal. The first symbol comprises a code division multiplexed demodulation reference signal (DM-RS) multiplexed with a length M orthogonal cover code, and a first code division multiplexed common phase error reference signal (CPE-RS) multiplexed with a length N orthogonal cover code, wherein N is less than or equal to M. The method further comprises determining M code points in the first symbol associated with a DM-RS; estimating a channel corresponding to the received wireless signal using the M code points associated with the DM-RS; estimating a first CPE-RS corresponding to the estimated channel using the first N code points of the M code points associated with the DM-RS; and compensating the estimated channel for phase error using the estimated first CPE-RS.
Systems and methods for mapping and demapping digitized signals for optical transmission
An optical network includes a transmitter portion configured to transmit a digitized stream of symbols over a digital optical link, a mapping unit disposed within the transmitter portion and configured to code the transmitted digitized stream of symbols with a mapping code prior to transmission over the digital optical link, a receiver portion configured to recover the coded stream of symbols from the digital optical link, and a demapping unit disposed within the receiver portion and configured to map the recovered coded stream of symbols into an uncoded digitized signal corresponding to the digitized stream of symbols at the transmitter portion prior to coding by the mapping unit.
BLOCK-IFDMA MULTIPLEXING SCHEME WITH FLEXIBLE PAYLOAD
Various communication systems may benefit from multiplexing schemes. For example, various wireless communication systems may benefit from a block-IFDMA multiplexing scheme with a flexible payload. A method can include determining whether a first type of uplink signal or a second type of uplink signal is to be processed for transmission on an interlace. The method can also include determining whether to apply spreading based on intra-symbol spreading codes, inter-symbol spreading codes, or both intra-symbol spreading codes and inter-symbol spreading codes, based on the determination of whether the first type of uplink signal or the second type of uplink signal is to be processed for transmission. The method can further include causing transmission of the determined at least one of the first type of uplink signal and the second type of uplink signal according to the determination regarding applying spreading.
Cross-correlation reduction for control signals
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In accordance with the described techniques, communicating devices (e.g., an encoder and decoder) may apply an orthogonal cover code to a polar codeword to reduce cross-correlation between different codewords. For example, such techniques may reduce power consumption at a decoding device by providing for earlier decoding termination (e.g., as a result of the reduced cross-correlation). Techniques for generating the cover codes (e.g., on a per-aggregation level basis) and applying the cover codes (e.g., within a search space) are described. Additionally or alternatively, the described techniques may relate to seeding of reference signals used to support decoding of the codewords. Improved orthogonality between reference signal seeds may further suppress codeword recipient ambiguity.