Patent classifications
H04W52/267
Methods and apparatus to communicate with an end point device
An end point (EP) device may communicate with multiple gateways via wireless signals, e.g. wireless broadcast signals. An EP device is controlled, under the direction of a control server, e.g., an application server, to communicate via a single gateway. The control server associates the EP device with a single target gateway and/or uses EP transmission power control training iterations to reduce the EP transmission power level until the EP device is only able to successfully communicate its wireless signals to a single gateway.
ADAPTING RESOURCE ELEMENT POWER CONTROL DYNAMIC RANGE IN DOWNLINK FOR SHORTENED TRANSMISSION TIME INTERVAL
A network node is provided. Processing circuitry of the network node is configured to configure a wireless device with a transmission time interval, TTI for use in operating a first physical channel. The physical channel includes a first reference radio resource. A power control dynamic range scheme is determined, the determination includes: if the TTI is greater than the threshold, selecting a first power control dynamic range for the first physical channel; and if the TTI is less than the threshold, selecting a second power control dynamic range for the first physical channel, the second power control dynamic range being different from the first power control dynamic range. A power for the first reference radio resource in the first power control dynamic range is the same as a power for the first reference radio resource in the second power control dynamic range.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING SENDING PARAMETERS OF TERMINAL
The present application provides a method and a device for determining sending parameters of a terminal. The method comprises: firstly determining a pre-estimated uplink signal-to-noise ratio of at least one reference position in a cell range corresponding to a satellite beam, determining, according to the pre-estimated uplink signal-to-noise ratio, an EIRP value corresponding to the preset uplink carrier bandwidth of the corresponding reference position, determining, according to the EIRP value corresponding to the preset uplink carrier bandwidth, a maximum rate supported by the preset uplink carrier bandwidth, determining, according to the maximum rate supported by the preset uplink carrier bandwidth, a maximum uplink rate supported by the terminal, and determining uplink sending parameters of the terminal according to an uplink rate which is inputted by the user, is not greater than the maximum uplink rate supported by the terminal and is to be supported by the terminal. The method can quickly and reasonably determine uplink sending parameters of a terminal, so that a control device in a satellite mobile communication system allocates a relevant resource to the terminal according to the obtained uplink sending parameters of the terminal, thereby guaranteeing reasonable use of system resources.
Apparatuses, methods and computer programs for grouping users in a non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) network
A CSI-constrained UE grouping system for dense uplink NOMA systems. For example, a network node (e.g., an access point, such as a base station) determines which UEs should be grouped based on the uplink (UL) rate demand (UL traffic demand), and sends appropriate parameters to those UEs for UL transmission.
DEVICES AND METHODS EMPLOYING PREDICTIVE BACK-OFF ESTIMATION SCHEMES FOR SAR COMPLIANCE
Devices and methods for providing communication channel congestion levels to determine whether to apply power and/or time back-offs, and if so, how to apply said back-offs. The device may be configured to estimate a congestion level of a communication channel, wherein the congestion level indicates an availability for transmissions over one or more time periods; determine a projected time back-off for an ensuing packet transmission based on the congestion level; and determine whether to apply a transmission back-off based on the projected time back-off and a transmission energy budget based on one or more time-averaging specific absorption rate (TAS) parameters for regulating a radiation exposure to a user of the device.
DEVICES AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE TRANSIMISSION ENERGY AND MAXIMIZE THROUGHPUT
Device and methods to receive an instruction to apply a requested power back-off (PBO) for transmitting a data packet at an adjusted transmission power adapted from a current transmission power; estimate a first energy quantity for transmitting the data packet based on the adjusted transmission power and a first estimated length of time for transmitting the data packet at the adjusted transmission power; determine the second transmission power that is greater than the adjusted transmission power and estimate a second energy quantity based on the second transmission power and a second estimated length of time for transmitting the data packet at the second transmission power, where the second energy quantity is less than the first energy quantity; and apply the second PBO based on the second transmission power for transmitting the data packet instead of applying the requested PBO.
DETERMINING OPEN LOOP POWER CONTROL PARAMETERS
Disclosed is a method for determining open loop power control parameters. A first set of key performance indicators associated with a first set of open loop power control parameters is obtained from one or more first base stations. A statistical model is determined based at least partly on the first set of key performance indicators and the first set of open loop power control parameters. A second set of open loop power control parameters is determined based at least partly on the statistical model.
DYNAMIC DATA RATE SELECTION
Dynamic data rate selection in wireless networks is described. The includes sending, by a wireless controller to a base station, an access point power-data rate table. The base station updates a base station power-data rate table with the access point power-data rate table based on checking defined thresholds, confirms the validity of the updated base station power-data rate table by receiving measurements from a user device responsive to communications using the updated base station power-data rate table, reverts to a previous base station power-data rate table if the measurements indicate that the updated base station power-data rate table is not correct, and sends to the wireless controller one of the updated base station power-data rate table or the previous base station power-data rate table. The wireless controller updates the access point power-data rate table and sends the updated access point power-data rate table to an access point.
ALLOCATING UPLINK POWER OF USER EQUIPMENT BETWEEN IMPLEMENTATIONS OF MULTIPLE RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES IN A FIFTH GENERATION (5G) OR OTHER NEXT GENERATION NETWORK
The technologies described herein are generally directed to modeling radio wave propagation in a fifth generation (5G) network or other next generation networks. For example, a method described herein can include, for a network application, identifying, by a system comprising a processor, a user equipment communicatively coupled to base station equipment via a first network connection implementing a first radio access technology and a second network connection implementing a second radio access technology. The method can further include identifying, by the system, performance characteristics of the first network connection and the second network connection. Further, the method can include, based on the first performance characteristic and the second performance characteristic, facilitating, by the system, allocating, to the user equipment, power for uplink transmission by the first network connection and the second network connection, resulting in an uplink power allocation.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF DYNAMIC SELECTION OF ANTENNAS FOR POWER OPTIMIZATION
Disclosed herein are systems, devices and methods related to a wireless communication. In one aspect, a device determines a first metric according to a first data rate and a first power consumption of communication through a first antenna of the device. In one aspect, the device determines a second metric according to a second data rate and a second power consumption of communication through the first antenna and a second antenna of the device. In one aspect, the device selects one or more of the first antenna and the second antenna for communication with another device, according to the first metric and the second metric. In one aspect, the device communicates through the one or more of the first antenna and the second antenna.