H04W52/221

Preamble transmission counter for a beam failure recover of a wireless device

A wireless device starts a beam failure recovery (BFR) timer in response to initiating a contention-free random access procedure for a BFR. Based on expiry of the BFR timer, a first preamble employing a contention-based random access for the BFR is transmitted. In response to not receiving a response for the first preamble, a preamble transmission counter is incremented from a value of the preamble transmission counter of the contention-free random access procedure before the expiry of the BFR timer. A second preamble is transmitted in response to a value of the preamble transmission counter being equal to or less than a number.

Wireless communication method and device

Embodiments of this application provide a wireless communications method and device, to perform appropriate power control on an SRS. The method includes: obtaining a closed-loop power control parameter for a sounding reference signal SRS resource set according to a first uplink signal or a first downlink signal corresponding to the SRS resource set; determining a target transmit power for the SRS resource set according to the closed-loop power control parameter; and sending an SRS to a network device on an SRS resource in the SRS resource set according to the target transmit power.

SIDELINK CLOSED-LOOP TRANSMIT POWER CONTROL COMMAND PROCESSING

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, during an accumulation period, a plurality of transmit power control (TPC) commands that are based at least in part on one or more sidelink communications transmitted by the UE. The UE may determine a transmit power adjustment for the UE based at least in part on the plurality of TPC commands. The UE may selectively adjust a transmit power of the UE based at least in part on the transmit power adjustment. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Selectively controlling transmit power from a radio access network (RAN) cell to user equipment (UE) in closed-loop power control for uplink control channel based on variation in measured uplink signal quality

Selectively controlling transmit power from a radio access network (RAN) cell to user equipment (UE) in closed-loop power control for uplink control channel based on variation in measured uplink signal quality. To avoid the RAN cell continuously sending transmit power control messages that may not be effective in further adjusting transmit power of the UE, the RAN cell selectively controls transmit power of the UE based on effectiveness in such transmit power control changing uplink channel signal quality. The determined effectiveness of the transmit power control can be used by the RAN cell to determine when the next transmit power control message should be sent to the UE. The RAN cell can be configured to indirectly measure the uplink channel power by reviewing the received uplink channel quality in a report communicated from the UE to the RAN cell.

Uplink Control Channel Power Control Adjustment in a Network with Different Processing Times
20210007058 · 2021-01-07 ·

Systems and methods are provided herein for uplink (UL) control channel power control adjustment. In some embodiments a method performed by a wireless device for controlling power for an UL control channel includes receiving a first transmit power control (TPC) command; receiving at least a second TPC command; computing a power for the UL control channel transmission based on at least the first TPC command and the second TPC command; and adjusting a power for the UL control channel according to the computed power. In this way, the wireless device behavior is clarified in terms of UL power setting in case multiple transmissions with feedback in the same UL transmission are scheduled, especially if these multiple transmissions are scheduled at different times.

Power configuration method and related device

A power configuration method and a related device are provided. The method includes: receiving a first power configuration parameter and a second power configuration parameter from a network device; and when receiving a reference signal and data of a first antenna port group and a reference signal and data of a second antenna port group, determining, based on the first power configuration parameter and the reference signal of the first antenna port group, a power of the data that is from the first antenna port group, and determining, based on the second power configuration parameter and the reference signal of the second antenna port group, a power of the data that is from the second antenna port group, so that data sent by a corresponding antenna port group can be separately demodulated based on an obtained power, thereby improving accuracy for demodulating data of a plurality of antenna port groups.

Power control with flexible scheduling delay

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a transmit power control (TPC) command in a grant associated with transmitting an uplink communication. A scheduling delay between the grant and the uplink communication may be a flexible scheduling delay. The UE may sample a TPC state in association with determining a transmit power, and may determine the transmit power based at least in part on the TPC state and the TPC command. In some aspects, a UE may detect a power headroom report (PHR) trigger associated with a carrier of a plurality of carriers. The UE may identify a set of carriers that is to be ignored when calculating a power headroom, and may calculate the power headroom based at least in part on ignoring the identified set of carriers. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Semi-persistent channel state information report

A wireless device receives a DCI from a base station. The DCI comprises a power control command of an uplink shared channel, a CSI request field, a hybrid automatic repeat request process number, and a redundancy version. Validation of the DCI for an activation of a semi-persistent CSI reporting is performed based on: a radio network temporary identifier of the semi-persistent CSI reporting, the hybrid automatic repeat request process number being set to a first value, and the redundancy version being set to a second value. The semi-persistent CSI reporting indicated by the CSI request field is activated in response to the validation being achieved. A semi-persistent CSI report is transmitted, based on the activated semi-persistent CSI reporting, via the uplink shared channel with a transmission power determined based on the power control command.

Limiting Accumulation of Transmit Power Control in Beam-Specific Power Control
20200367172 · 2020-11-19 ·

A method performed by a wireless device (110, 500, 791, 792) for determining whether the wireless device is power limited is disclosed. The method comprises receiving (1301), from a network node (160, 712), a transmit power control (TPC) command for one or more of a plurality of power control loops configured at the wireless device. The method comprises obtaining (1302) an indication of the one or more of the plurality of power control loops to which the received TPC command applies. The method comprises determining (1303), based on the obtained indication, whether one or more conditions related to power control at the wireless device are fulfilled. The method comprises determining (1304) whether the wireless device is power limited based on whether the one or more conditions are fulfilled.

CLOSED LOOP POWER CONTROL FOR BEAM SPECIFIC UPLINK TRAFFIC TRANSMISSION
20200344698 · 2020-10-29 ·

A user equipment that supports a first set of beams accumulates transmit power control (TPC) commands to generate an accumulated correction factor during communication between the user equipment and a base station that supports a second set of beams. The user equipment is configured to use a first subset of the first set of beams during the communication and the base station is configured to use a second subset of the second set of beams during the communication. The user equipment detects a change in the first subset or the second subset. The user equipment resets the accumulated correction factor in response to detecting the change. In some cases, the user equipment generates a plurality of correction factors for a corresponding plurality of closed-loop processes. The user equipment resets some or all of the plurality of correction factors in response to detecting the change.