H04W56/009

TIMER STARTING METHOD AND APPARATUS, AND TERMINAL AND STORAGE MEDIUM
20230337165 · 2023-10-19 ·

Disclosed are a timer starting method and a terminal. The method includes: determining a control parameter of a response time window timer based on a RTT between the terminal and a network side device; the control parameter including at least one of a start time offset of the timer and a timer duration; the start time offset of the timer being a time interval between an end time moment of uplink transmission corresponding to uplink small data and a start time moment of the response time window timer for the uplink transmission; and after the terminal performs the uplink transmission, starting the response time window timer corresponding to the uplink transmission based on the control parameter.

Method for processing round trip delay, related apparatus, and readable storage medium

This application provides a method for processing a round trip delay, a related apparatus, and a readable storage medium, and pertains to the field of communications technologies. The method includes: receiving a delay quantization parameter of a common round trip delay (RTD), where the delay quantization parameter includes a first quantization parameter, and the first quantization parameter is used to indicate a height-related delay; and obtaining the common RTD based on the delay quantization parameter. The height-related delay is indicated by using the first quantization parameter, so that the common RTD is obtained based on the first quantization parameter.

SYNCHRONISING NETWORK NODES
20230292265 · 2023-09-14 · ·

A method of synchronizing clocks of a secondary node and primary node, the method comprising: the primary node transmitting a first message and an indication of that message’s transmission time to the secondary node; the secondary node transmitting a second message to the primary node; the primary node transmitting a third message and an indication of that message’s transmission time to the secondary node; the secondary node calculating a rate of its clock relative to the clock of the primary node using a ratio of times between the transmission and reception times of the first and third messages; and the secondary node calculating a time offset of its clock relative to the clock of the primary node using the calculated rate, a propagation delay and one of the indications of the transmission times of the first or third message.

Systems and Procedures of Non-Terrestrial Network Timing Relationship

Methods, apparatuses, and systems are disclosed for enhancing timing relationships in non-terrestrial networks (NTNs), e.g., by managing timing offset values and intelligently handling reporting failure relating to timing information reporting. To accommodate increased propagation delay in NTNs, a user equipment (UE) may supplement its timing advance (TA) value with component values representing roundtrip times to the satellite. The UE may maintain both open-loop and closed-loop portions of the TA value, and may report the TA value, or components thereof, to the network for timing synchronization. Methods and systems are also disclosed for failure handling in this reporting process.

Service transmission method and device
11825435 · 2023-11-21 · ·

Provided are a service transmission method and device. The method includes: a base station acquires a service transmission pattern provided by a sender, the service transmission pattern at least including one of the following information: starting time of a service transmission, ending time of the service transmission, a service transmission period or interval, a service transmission time length in each transmission period, a data packet size or GBR in each transmission period and a service transmission delay requirement; the base station pre-configures a transport resource according to the service transmission pattern; the base station acquires user data provided by the sender, the user data containing a taking-effective time point of a service at a destination end; and the base station transmits the user data to the destination end through the transport resource before the taking-effective time point.

POSITIONING OF AN INTELLIGENT REFLECTING SURFACE (IRS) IN A WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK

According to embodiments, an example method for positioning an intelligent reflecting surface (IRS) using a transmitting device in a wireless communications network may comprise configuring the IRS to reflect a wireless reference signal back to the transmitting device and subsequent to configuring the IRS, transmitting the wireless reference signal from the transmitting device to the IRS. The method may also comprise receiving a wireless reflected signal at the transmitting device, wherein the wireless reflected signal comprises a reflection of the wireless reference signal, reflected by the IRS and determining measurements configured for positioning the IRS based at least in part on the wireless reflected signal, wherein a location of the IRS is determined based on the measurements.

Estimating and reporting of side-information for enhanced reciprocal signaling-based positioning

Techniques for position estimation using uplink (UL) and downlink (DL) signals via a fully or partially reciprocal wireless channel between a User Equipment (UE) and terrestrial transceiver can be enhanced by leveraging information obtained from UL or DL signals having the stronger Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR). This information can include the number of paths and/or complex sinusoids, and can be shared with the base station or location server to parameterize the model of the wireless channel. In some embodiments, the UE can further determine a quality metric for the model and send it to the location server or terrestrial transceiver.

Active geo-location for orthogonal frequency division multiplex wireless local area network devices using additive correlation in the time domain

A method in a wireless device (WD) is described. The method is performed for determining a geo-location of a target station using round-trip times (RTTs) of a plurality of signals transmitted by the WD to the target station and a plurality of response signals received from the target station. The method includes determining expected time domain symbols of an expected response signal, and, for each transmitted signal of the plurality of signals, determining a first time, opening a reception window for receiving a response signal, receiving the response signal within the reception window, frequency shifting the expected time domain symbols, and cross-correlating the time domain symbols with the frequency shifted expected time domain symbols. In addition, the method includes determining a peak correlation value, a second time, and the RTT for each one of the transmitted plurality of signals based at least on the first time and the second time.

Method and system of wireless TDMA communication for industrial machine-to-machine communication

A communication method for wireless communication uses a TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) super-frame structure for scheduling uplink and downlink transmissions between a first node and a second node, the second node receives receiving a downlink transmission from the first node and transmits an uplink response to the first node. The transmission of the uplink response is performed in an uplink frame of the super-frame structure. The uplink frame includes a field for uplink payload data and a field for time indicating data. The transmission of the uplink response includes transmitting time stamps in the time indicating data field, the time stamps indicating a time instance of the receiving of the downlink transmission, and the time instance of the transmitting of the uplink response. The time instances are determined using the clock of the second node.

TIMING ADVANCE INDICATION METHOD, COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
20220225259 · 2022-07-14 ·

The present disclosure relates to timing advance indication methods, communication apparatuses, and storage medium. In one example method, a first device determines a quantity of extended bits and a location of the extended bit of a timing advance (TA) instruction based on a subcarrier spacing of a second device. The first device sends the TA instruction to the second device, where the TA instruction includes the extended bit, and a quantity of bits of the TA instruction is greater than 12.