Patent classifications
H04L5/1446
Interface with Variable Data Rate
A device includes a transmitter coupled to a node, where the node is to couple to a wired link. The transmitter has a plurality of modes of operation including a calibration mode in which a range of communication data rates over the wired link is determined in accordance with a voltage margin corresponding to the wired link at a predetermined error rate. The range of communication data rates includes a maximum data rate, which can be a non-integer multiple of an initial data rate.
Scheduling timing design for a TDD system
Disclosed is a method of transmitting, from an enhanced Node B (eNB), an indication of an uplink/downlink (UL-DL) subframe configuration of a scheduling cell and a scheduled cell in a wireless time-division duplex (TDD) system. Embodiments include identifying the type of the UL-DL subframe configuration of the scheduling cell and determining a UL-DL subframe configuration to use for UL resource allocation of the scheduled cell. Other embodiments include identifying a reference UL-DL subframe configuration to use for UL resource allocation of the scheduled cell.
DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES BETWEEN SYSTEMS HAVING DIFFERENT COMMUNICATION SPEEDS
Techniques for transmitting data may comprise: receiving a first data transfer rate indicating a communication rate at which a first entity communicates with a second entity over a communications fabric; receiving a second data transfer rate indicating a communication rate at which the second entity communicates with the first entity over the communications fabric; and performing first processing to send first data from the first entity to the second entity over the communications fabric, said first processing including: determining whether the first data transfer rate is greater than the second data transfer rate; and responsive to determining the first data transfer rate is greater than the second transfer rate, performing second processing by the first entity that controls and limits, in accordance with the second data transfer rate, a rate at which the first data is transmitted from the first entity to the second entity.
Heterogeneous method and framework of Wi-Fi Internet of things
A heterogeneous method of a Wi-Fi Internet of things (IoT) that includes arranging at least one Wi-Fi IoT bridging device in a Wi-Fi IoT, the Wi-Fi IoT bridging device using a time division technique and communicating with at least one distant IoT device in a reduced data rate mode; and a heterogeneous IoT framework that includes a wireless router connecting to an IoT and supporting a standard Wi-Fi link, bridging device connecting to the wireless router via the standard Wi-Fi link, and a Wi-Fi device in a reduced data rate mode connecting to the bridging device via the reduced data rate mode, thereby realizing bridging and swapping of data in a heterogeneous Wi-Fi IoT structure consisting of Wi-Fi IoT subnets having different baseband rates.
Intra-QCI scheduler and method for intra-QCI scheduling in a wireless access network
Embodiments of an intra-QCI scheduler and method for assisted intra-QCI scheduling are generally described herein for operating within a wireless access network in which data flows are mapped to bearers using quality-of-service (QoS) class identifiers (QCIs). In some embodiments, the intra-QCI scheduler may classify packets of one or more data flows having a same QCI with a sub-QCI based on intra-QCI classification information received from user equipment (UE). The sub-QCI may indicate a scheduling priority for packets of data flows having the same QCI. The intra-QCI scheduler may schedule packets for downlink transmission over a radio bearer between the eNodeB and the UE based on the sub-QCI. The use of sub-QCIs allows the eNodeB to provide QoS support for data flows of applications that have been mapped to a default bearer.
METHOD FOR PERFORMING DATA COMMUNICATION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND TERMINAL USING SAME METHOD
The present invention provides a data communication performing method performed by a terminal in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: determining a resource configured for data communication having a relatively short latency requirement; and performing, on the resource, the data communication having the relatively short latency requirement, wherein the resource is a semi-statically configured resource.
Interface with variable data rate
A device includes a transmitter coupled to a node, where the node is to couple to a wired link. The transmitter has a plurality of modes of operation including a calibration mode in which a range of communication data rates over the wired link is determined in accordance with a voltage margin corresponding to the wired link at a predetermined error rate. The range of communication data rates includes a maximum data rate, which can be a non-integer multiple of an initial data rate.
Operation method of network device and control chip of network device
An operation method of a network device and a control chip of the network device are provided. The network device receives an input signal through a fiber medium. The operation method includes the following steps: setting a target speed of the network device to a first speed; transmitting and/or receiving a data at the first speed; and setting the target speed of the network device to a second speed which is different from the first speed when the amplitude or energy of the input signal is not greater than a threshold.
SCHEDULING TIMING DESIGN FOR A TDD SYSTEM
Disclosed is a method of transmitting, from an enhanced Node B (eNB), an indication of an uplink/downlink (UL-DL) subframe configuration of a scheduling cell and a scheduled cell in a wireless time-division duplex (TDD) system. Embodiments include identifying the type of the UL-DL subframe configuration of the scheduling cell and determining a UL-DL subframe configuration to use for UL resource allocation of the scheduled cell. Other embodiments include identifying a reference UL-DL subframe configuration to use for UL resource allocation of the scheduled cell.
Providing assistance to a base station from user equipment
In accordance with some embodiments, a user equipment or mobile station may provide assistance to the eNB or base station so that eNB or base station can more effectively provide settings to the user equipment. Because the user equipment may have more in depth knowledge about the conditions that exist at the user equipment, efficiencies may be achieved by providing information to the eNB from which the eNB can better set various settings on the user equipment, including those related to power saving and latency.