Patent classifications
H04J11/0046
Targeted rectangular conditioning
A vectoring controller for configuring a vectoring processor that jointly processes DMT communication signals to be transmitted over, or received from, a plurality of N subscriber lines according to a vectoring matrix. In accordance with an embodiment, the vectoring controller is configured, for given ones of a plurality of tones, to enable the given tone for direct data communication over a first set of N−Mk targeted lines out of the plurality of N subscriber lines, and to disable the given tone for direct data communication over a second disjoint set of Mk supporting lines out of the plurality of N subscriber lines, Mk denoting a non-null positive integer. The vectoring controller is further configured to configure the vectoring matrix to use an available transmit or receive power at the given tone over the second set of Mk supporting lines for further enhancement of data signal gains at the given tone over the first set of N−Mk targeted lines.
Transmission of data by multiple users over shared resources
A transmitter for transmitting data to a receiver of a wireless communication network, the transmitter includes at least one antenna, a codebook, an encoder, and a transceiver coupled to the encoder and to the at least one antenna. The codebook includes a plurality of codewords, each codeword being a vector including a plurality of symbols, each symbol to be transmitted over resources of the wireless communication network. The encoder is configured to receive an information message to be transmitted to a receiver of the wireless communication network, to select from the codebook the codeword associated with the received information message, and to divide the selected codeword into a plurality of sub-codewords. The transceiver is configured to transmit via the at least one antenna a first sub-codeword, and to transmit via the at least one antenna a second sub-codeword responsive to an indication that the encoded information message was not successfully decoded at the receiver on the basis of the received first sub-codeword.
Trusted WLAN connectivity to 3GPP evolved packet core
Systems, devices, and configurations to implement trusted connections within wireless networks and associated devices and systems are generally disclosed herein. In some examples, a wireless local area network (WLAN) may be attached to a 3GPP evolved packet core (EPC) as a trusted access network, without use of an evolved packet data gateway (ePDG) and overhead from related tunneling and encryption. Information to create the trusted attachment between a mobile device and a WLAN may be exchanged using Access Network Query Protocol (ANQP) extensions defined by IEEE standard 802.11u-2011, or using other protocols or standards such as DHCP or EAP. A trusted WLAN container with defined data structure fields may be transferred in the ANQP elements to exchange information used in the establishment and operation of the trusted attachment.
Processing of uplink data streams
An apparatus is disclosed, comprising means for identifying a plurality of user equipment (UE), each transmitting one or more uplink packets for decoding at a base station associated with a given cell of a radio network. The apparatus further comprises means for clustering the identified user equipment into joint processing groups, each joint processing group comprising the identities of two or more user equipment as clustered and means for performing, in a first processing stage, joint processing of the uplink data streams for identified user equipment within common joint processing groups using one or more first processing algorithms to produce corresponding first processed uplink data streams. The apparatus further discloses means for performing one or more subsequent processing stages on the first processed uplink data streams, subsequent to the joint processing, to produce decoded uplink data streams, the one or more subsequent processing stages using one or more second processing algorithms, different from the first processing algorithm.
QR decomposition-based detection method and apparatus
Provided are a QR decomposition-based detection method and apparatus based on overlapped multiplexing. The QR decomposition-based detection method includes: step S1: obtaining a receive sequence, where the receive sequence is a sequence obtained by encoding and modulating an input signal based on a multiplexing waveform matrix and transmitting the signal through a Gaussian channel; and step S2: detecting the receive sequence by using a QR decomposition algorithm, where step S2 includes: decomposing a foreknown multiplexing waveform matrix into a unitary matrix and an upper triangular matrix; performing matrix multiplication processing on the receive sequence based on the unitary matrix, to obtain a data sequence; and performing layer-by-layer detection on the data sequence based on the data sequence, the upper triangular matrix, and a quantized decision factor.
Sounding reference signal design
Methods and devices for assigning sounding reference signals (SRS) resources to UEs in a wireless communication network are provided. Configuration information is sent to a UE, the configuration information pertaining to a first sequence identifier (ID) to be used by the UE to generate a plurality of SRS sequences to be sent by the UE as at least part of a first SRS. Each SRS sequence of the plurality of SRS sequences is a function of a respective SRS sequence root that is a function of the first sequence ID. The first sequence ID may be a UE-specific sequence ID that is a function of a UE-specific ID associated with the UE, such as a Cell-Radio Network Temporary Identifier (C-RNTI).
NODE HAVING AN ADAPTIVE SPACE-SPECTRUM WHITENINER AND MULTI-USER RAKE RECEIVER FOR USE IN A COOPERATIVE BROADCAST MULTI-HOP NETWORK THAT EMPLOYS BROADCAST FLOOD ROUTING AND MULTI-HOP TRANSMISSION WITH COOPERATIVE BEAMFORMING AND ADAPTIVE SPACE-SPECTRUM WHITENING
A method is provided for use in a cooperative broadcast multi-hop network that employs broadcast flood routing and multi-hop transmission using a direct-sequence spread-spectrum (DSSS) waveform. DSSS signals are received from other nodes on different channels. ASSW is performed to detect and remove interference signals received on the different channels. MDFT analysis banks each receive a beam in the spectral domain that can be channelized to generate a channelized beam that comprises multiple spectral channels. An adaptive interference mitigation space-frequency whitener module can then be applied to remove interference and generate interference-mitigated spatial-spectral domain channels. MDFT synthesis banks can each perform a MDFT synthesis operation on one of the spatial-spectral domain channels. A multi-user RAKE receiver can then combine the interference mitigated time-domain channelized signals to generate a subset (1 . . . F) of fingers that combine components of transmissions directly received from the other nodes and multipath components of those transmissions.
Node having a multi-user rake receiver for use in a cooperative broadcast multi-hop network that employs broadcast flood routing and multi-hop transmission with cooperative beamforming
A node is provided that is configured to communicate in a cooperative broadcast multi-hop network that employs broadcast flood routing and multi-hop transmission using a direct-sequence spread-spectrum (DSSS) waveform. The node includes an antenna and a waveform module having a receiver processing chain. The antenna can receive a plurality of DSSS signals from other nodes on a particular channel, and output a channel that includes the plurality of DSSS signals. The plurality of DSSS signals include transmissions that are directly received from other nodes and multi-path components of those transmissions. The receiver processing chain can include a multi-user RAKE receiver that can combine, when performing demodulation processing, a plurality of transmissions directly received from the other nodes and multipath components of transmissions received from the other nodes. In some implementations, the node can perform cooperative beamforming and adaptive space-spectrum whitening.
Receiver for use in a cooperative broadcast multi-hop network
A receiver is provided that includes a multi-user RAKE receiver that can receive a plurality of transmissions directly received from a plurality of nodes of a cooperative broadcast multi-hop network and multipath components of those transmissions, a combiner module and a data despreader module. The multi-user RAKE receiver includes correlator blocks for each node and a finger selection module. Each correlator block generates one or more candidate fingers for that particular node. The finger selection module can select a subset of the candidate fingers having sufficient correlation for further processing. The combiner module can combine aligned symbols for the subset of candidate fingers to generate and combine soft decisions across each of a plurality of channels into a joint soft decision. The data despreader module can despread chips of information from each of the plurality of channels to generate demodulated data symbols that are converted into data soft-decision bits.
Packet Detecting Method of a Wireless Signal and Packet Detecting System of the Wireless Signal Capable of Identifying Adjacent Channel Interference
A packet detecting method includes receiving the wireless signal, generating a local characteristic sequence, acquiring a first cross-correlation result between the wireless signal and the local characteristic sequence, determining if a packet format of the wireless signal is a target packet format according to the first correlation result, generating at least one interference characteristic sequence according to the local characteristic sequence, a signal sampling frequency, and at least one working frequency difference, acquiring a second cross-correlation result between the wireless signal and the at least one interference characteristic sequence, and detecting a center frequency of the wireless signal for determining if a packet of the wireless signal is transmitted through a target channel according to the first correlation result and the second correlation result. The at least one interference characteristic sequence corresponds to at least one interference frequency.