Patent classifications
H04W52/283
POWER EFFICIENT RADAR OPERATION FOR MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE AND UPLINK POWER REDUCTION REPORTING
A method includes obtaining a set of signal quality measurements. The signal quality measurements correspond to reference signals, respectively, from among a plurality of reference signals received at an electronic device. The method includes determining whether a change in amplitude in the set of signal quality measurements satisfies a temporal condition. The method includes in response to a determination that the change in amplitude in the set of signal quality measurements satisfies the temporal condition, triggering the electronic device to perform radar operations to determine whether a location of an object in proximity to the electronic device satisfies a proximity condition. The method includes in response to a determination that the location of the object satisfies the proximity condition, changing a transmission parameter of uplink wireless signals to satisfy a maximum permissible exposure (MPE) of the object to radio frequency energy.
SON accounting for max geographical distance
A method is disclosed for determining an appropriate transmit power of a cell based on a desired coverage distance, comprising: initializing, at a cell, a cell reference signal transmit power at a high power level; broadcasting a cell signal power measure to require a high signal power level for user devices attempting to connect to the cell; progressively lowering the cell signal power measure at the cell; broadcasting the lowered cell signal power measure; deriving a plurality of user equipment (UE) attach request distances based on a plurality of propagation delay statistics derived from UE attach requests received at the cell; comparing the plurality of UE attach request distances against a maximum distance to obtain a number of UE attach requests received from UEs physically located beyond the maximum distance; and setting the cell reference signal transmit power based on the number of UE attach requests received from beyond the maximum distance, thereby iteratively determining an appropriate cell reference signal transmit power based on the maximum distance and on UE attach requests received at the cell.
BEAM CONFIGURATION FOR NEAR FIELD BLOCKAGE
Disclosed is a method that includes measuring a distance to a blockage using a radar functionality of an antenna array, determining, based on the distance, that transmission power is to be limited due to a maximum permissible exposure event, and determining if the distance is greater or shorter than a threshold distance which corresponds to a far-field distance of a radiation pattern used for the radar functionality. Depending upon the distance to the blockage relative to the far-field distance and whether the distance is greater than a minimum distance for obtaining reliable angular directions of the blockage using the radar functionality, the method takes different actions in order to optimize the antenna array configuration for a beam used for uplink transmission to an access node.
Determining a suitability of network nodes for RF-based presence and/or location detection
A system (1) for selecting one or more devices in a wireless network for transmitting, receiving and/or processing a radio frequency signal for presence and/or location detection comprises at least one processor (5) configured to determine a suitability of each of a plurality of devices (11-15) for transmitting, receiving and/or processing a radio frequency signal for presence and/or location detection, select a subset of devices from the 5 plurality of devices based on the suitability determined for each of the plurality of devices, and instruct at least one of the subset of devices to act as a device for transmitting, receiving and/or processing a radio frequency signal for presence and/or location detection.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TRANSMITTING S-PRS IN NR V2X
A method for operation of a first device (100) in a wireless communication system is proposed. The method can comprise the steps of: determining a transmission parameter relating to a sidelink positioning reference signal (S-PRS) on the basis of information obtained by means of the first device (100); and transmitting the S-PRS on the basis of the transmission parameter.
Learning based wireless performance adjustment for mobile information handling system
A mobile information handling system may include, in an embodiment, a wireless network interface; a wireless performance modulator to adjust the performance of the wireless network interface; and a sensor to receive input descriptive of the environment of the mobile information handling system and provide the input to the wireless performance modulator to adjust the performance of the wireless network interface based on information associated with the sensed environment received by the sensor wherein the sensor is a movement sensor to detect the movement of the mobile information handling system so as to determine, with the wireless performance modulator, whether to initiate a roaming process to search for a wireless network to communicatively couple the mobile handling system upon detection of movement above a threshold level.
Dynamically controlling a power state of a mobile integrated access and backhaul node
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described to enable a mobile access node to enter a new power state based on detection of a second access node. The second access node may be detected by the mobile access node or a central unit (CU). The mobile access node or the CU may determine for the mobile access node to enter a new power state and may notify the other of the determination. The mobile access node may enter a lower power state if the second access node is within a defined proximity or if one or more thresholds are exceeded. The mobile access node may enter a higher power state if no other access nodes are within the defined proximity or if the one or more thresholds are not exceeded. Configuration parameters for a power state change procedure may be configured by control signaling from a CU.
Adjusting transmit power based on physical configuration usage mode using serial interface protocol to radio
An information handling system includes a radio connected to an antenna subsystem, and a proximity sensor configured to detect a proximity of a user to the antenna subsystem. An antenna controller may identify an antenna physical configuration of an antenna subsystem, retrieve a power table corresponding to the antenna physical configuration, transmit the power table to the radio via a direct communication interface between the antenna controller and the radio, and communicate a message to the radio, the message in response to the proximity of the user to the antenna subsystem. The radio may set a radio transmit power level in response to the message.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING OUTPUT POWER OF RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNAL TO BE OUTPUT TO ANTENNA
A method and electronic device are provided for adjusting an output power of an RF signal to be output to an antenna, based on a proximity of an object and a shape (or configuration) of the electronic device. The electronic device may include a proximity sensor, an antenna corresponding to the proximity sensor, a power amplifier corresponding to the antenna, and a processor configured to control the power amplifier to output a first RF signal having a first output power to the antenna, identify the antenna corresponding to the proximity sensor, based on proximity of an object being detected by the proximity sensor, identify, using a power table configured for the antenna, a second output power corresponding to a shape of the electronic device and the proximity of the object being detected, wherein the second output power is different from the first output power, and control the power amplifier to output a second RF signal having the second output power, to the antenna.
Transmitting and receiving group wake up signals
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may generate a wake up signal to wake up a plurality of second UEs. The wake up signal may be based at least in part on location information associated with the UE, location information associated with one or more of the plurality of second UEs, or a combination thereof. The UE may further transmit, to the plurality of second UEs, the wake up signal. Accordingly, the plurality of second UEs may receive the wake up signal and monitor for messages from the second UE based at least in part on receiving the wake up signal. Numerous other aspects are provided.