H04W56/007

Methods for Determining Location of Unknown Devices in a Synchronized Network and Related Systems
20240357527 · 2024-10-24 ·

Methods for determining a location of an unknown device (UD) from a plurality of known devices (KDs) are provided including receiving, at the UD, periodically broadcasted messages from each of a plurality of KDs. Corresponding arrival time stamp b1T.sub.arrival-i-UD) of each periodically broadcasted message from each of the plurality of KDs are recorded. Each of the plurality of KDs are clock synchronized to a common clock source at a master device (MD). A departure time of the periodically broadcasted message from each of the plurality of KDs is known by the UD in master device time units (T.sub.depart-i-md). X, y and z coordinates of a location of each of the KDs is known by the UD. The x, y and z coordinates of an actual location of the UD is calculated using the x, y and z coordinates of each of the KDs, the recorded arrival times (T.sub.arrival-i-UD) of each of the periodically broadcasted messages from each of the plurality of KDs and the known departure times of each of the periodically broadcasted messages (T.sub.depart-i-md) from each of the plurality of KDs.

Peer to peer ranging exchange

While a peer-to-peer (P2P) wireless network that includes both i) a first communication device and ii) a second communication device is not formed, and prior to the first communication device and the second communication device performing a group owner (GO) negotiation in connection with forming the P2P wireless network, the first communication device performs a ranging exchange with the second communication device. After performing the ranging exchange with the second communication device, the first communication device performs a GO negotiation with the second communication device.

Method and device for determining reference timing, storage medium, and electronic apparatus

Provided are a method and device for determining a reference timing, a storage medium and an electronic device. The method comprises: a second node determining a reference timing of the second node by using at least one of the following modes: an open-loop mode, a closed-loop mode and an external synchronization source mode. By means of the present disclosure, the problem in the related art that there is no technical solution for setting a reference timing between each-hop links yet exists is solved.

Methods Used in Radio Nodes and Associated Radio Nodes
20180098296 · 2018-04-05 ·

The present disclosure relates to a method used in a radio node, and an associated radio node. The radio node is served by a superior radio node and serves one or more subordinate radio nodes. The method includes: receiving a first synchronization signal from the superior radio node; obtaining a first downlink transmission time position for the first synchronization signal; determining a second downlink transmission time position for a second synchronization signal to be transmitted by the radio node, based on the first downlink transmission time position; and transmitting the second synchronization signal via the second downlink transmission time position to the one or more subordinate radio nodes.

SFTD and ANR specific reporting

Systems and methods for System Frame Number (SFN) Frame Time Difference (SFTD) reporting are disclosed. Embodiments of a method of operation of a User Equipment (UE) in a wireless network to perform SFTD measurements between a Primary Cell (PCell) of the UE and one or more other cells is provided. In some embodiments, the method comprises receiving, from a network node in the wireless network, a list of cells for which the UE can report SFTD measurements. The method further comprises performing SFTD measurements and reporting the SFTD measurements in accordance with the list of cells for which the UE can report SFTD measurements. In this manner, SFTD reporting is provided in an efficient manner.

SYNCHRONIZING CLOCKS IN A NETWORK

The subject technology can be embodied in a method that includes receiving, at a first device, a first signal and a second signal, the first and second signals being transmitted from a second device at two different time points. The method also includes obtaining, by the first device, transmission time-gap information representing a difference between the two different time points, and determining reception time-gap information representing a difference between two time points, the reception time-gap information being calculated based on a first clock signal. The method further includes determining, based on the transmission time-gap information and the reception time-gap information, at least one parameter that represents the difference between the first clock signal and a second clock signal associated with the second device, and generating, based on the at least one parameter, one or more control signals for reducing the difference between the first and second clock signals.

Gradual Timing Adjustment for Wireless Devices in a Non-Terrestrial Network

This disclosure relates to techniques for a wireless device to perform gradual timing adjustments in a non-terrestrial wireless communication system. According to the techniques described herein, a wireless device may establish a non-terrestrial network based wireless link with a cellular base station. The wireless device may detect a trigger for changing a gradual timing adjustment rate from a first gradual timing adjustment rate to a second gradual timing adjustment rate. The wireless device may determine a time window for which to perform gradual timing adjustment at the second gradual timing adjustment rate. The wireless device may perform gradual timing adjustment at the second gradual timing adjustment rate for the time window.

SFTD AND ANR SPECIFIC REPORTING

Systems and methods for System Frame Number (SFN) Frame Time Difference (SFTD) reporting are disclosed. Embodiments of a method of operation of a User Equipment (UE) in a wireless network to perform SFTD measurements between a Primary Cell (PCell) of the UE and one or more other cells is provided. In some embodiments, the method comprises receiving, from a network node in the wireless network, a list of cells for which the UE can report SFTD measurements. The method further comprises performing SFTD measurements and reporting the SFTD measurements in accordance with the list of cells for which the UE can report SFTD measurements. In this manner, SFTD reporting is provided in an efficient manner.

Gradual frequency adjustment for dual-loop frequency control in non-terrestrial network

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine, after an update to a location or a velocity of the UE, a closed-loop frequency pre-compensation and an open-loop frequency pre-compensation. The UE may transmit, after the update to the location or the velocity of the UE, an uplink signal using a frequency pre-compensation that is based at least in part on the closed-loop frequency pre-compensation and the open-loop frequency pre-compensation. Numerous other aspects are described.

Open-loop distributed beamforming for multiple destinations

Devices, systems and methods for collaborative wireless communication in a wireless network are described. One example method includes performing a bidirectional communication with a reference node in the source cluster, receiving, from a destination cluster comprising a second plurality of nodes, a probe generated using a phase associated with the destination cluster, estimating, based on a propagation delay of the probe, a delay parameter, generating, based on the phase associated with the destination cluster and the delay parameter, a channel estimate, and transmitting, to each of the second plurality of nodes, a common message generated using a phase value and a delay value, wherein the phase value and the delay value are derived based on the channel estimate, and wherein the destination cluster is remotely located from the source cluster.