Patent classifications
H04B7/046
Indicating frequency and time domain resources in communication systems with multiple transmission points
The technologies described herein are generally directed toward facilitating indicating frequency and time domain resources in communication systems with multiple transmission points. According to an embodiment, a system can comprise a processor and a memory that can store executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations. The operations can include determining a first and a second transmission resource to use for transmission of a signal to a user device by, respectively, a first and a second network node. The operations can further include determining that the first and the second transmission resource comprise a same transmission resource. The operations can further include communicating, to a user equipment, a value corresponding to the first transmission resource and an indication that the first and the second transmission resource comprise the same transmission resource.
BASE STATION DEVICE AND METHOD FOR OPERATING BASE STATION DEVICE
The present disclosure relates to a base station apparatus and a method of operating a base station apparatus capable of improving accuracy of beam steering (steerability) in performing beamforming using an antenna based on multiple input multiple output (MIMO).
APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
A system comprising a plurality of nodes communicatively coupled to one another via at least one wireless link and a controller communicatively coupled to at least one of the nodes, wherein the controller (1) coordinates at least one scan that measures interference introduced into the wireless link, (2) identifies, based at least in part on the scan, one or more characteristics of the wireless link, (3) determines, based at least in part on the characteristics of the wireless link, that the node is eligible for a tapered codebook that, when implemented, modifies at least one feature of an antenna array that supports the wireless link in connection with the node, and then (4) directs the node to implement the tapered codebook. Various other apparatuses, systems, and methods are also disclosed.
INDICATING FREQUENCY AND TIME DOMAIN RESOURCES IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE TRANSMISSION POINTS
The technologies described herein are generally directed toward facilitating indicating frequency and time domain resources in communication systems with multiple transmission points. According to an embodiment, a system can comprise a processor and a memory that can store executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations. The operations can include determining a first and a second transmission resource to use for transmission of a signal to a user device by, respectively, a first and a second network node. The operations can further include determining that the first and the second transmission resource comprise a same transmission resource. The operations can further include communicating, to a user equipment, a value corresponding to the first transmission resource and an indication that the first and the second transmission resource comprise the same transmission resource.
Codebook Subset Restriction for Enhanced Type II Channel State Information Reporting
A base station may transmit to a device an indication of codebook subset restriction (CBSR), which includes at least a restriction on a frequency basis. The device may receive the indication of CBSR, and may transmit to the base station channel state information (CSI) according to the received indication of CBSR. The indication of CBSR may also include a restriction on a spatial basis and restrict the device from reporting the CSI based on a subset of the frequency basis in addition to the spatial basis per configuration of the base station. The indication of CBSR may include a separately configured maximum allowed amplitude of a weighting coefficient for the spatial basis and the frequency basis, where the weighting coefficient is associated with a column vector of a precoding matrix used by the base station and the device. The number of frequency bases and the frequency compression units may be determined based on a number of different criteria, for example the number of antennas, the number of subbands, etc.
APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
A system comprising a plurality of nodes communicatively coupled to one another via at least one wireless link and a controller communicatively coupled to at least one of the nodes, wherein the controller (1) coordinates at least one scan that measures interference introduced into the wireless link, (2) identifies, based at least in part on the scan, one or more characteristics of the wireless link, (3) determines, based at least in part on the characteristics of the wireless link, that the node is eligible for a tapered codebook that, when implemented, modifies at least one feature of an antenna array that supports the wireless link in connection with the node, and then (4) directs the node to implement the tapered codebook. Various other apparatuses, systems, and methods are also disclosed.
Channel-matrix reduction for precoding control
A channel matrix representing characteristics of a multi-path channel between a transmitter device (210) equipped with multiple transmitter antennas (211, 212, 213, 214, 215) and a receiver device (220, 230, 240) equipped with multiple receiver antennas (221, 222, 231, 232, 241, 242) is determined. The channel matrix is organized in a first number of channel vectors each associated with a different one of the multiple receiver antennas (221, 222, 231, 232, 241, 242). The channel vectors are combined to a smaller second number of linear combinations of the channel vectors and a reduced channel matrix is composed from the linear combinations of the channel vectors. A precoding matrix is determined based on the reduced channel matrix, and multi-antenna transmission by the transmitter device is controlled based on the determined precoding matrix.
Technique for Precoding a Radio Transmission
A technique for transmitting on a multiple-input channel from a transmitting device to at least one receiving device is described. As to a method of the technique, a quality of a channel estimate of the multiple-input channel from the transmitting device to the at least one receiving device is determined. A transmission on the multiple-input channel from the transmitting device to the at least one receiving device is performed. The transmission is spatially precoded using at least one precoder determined out of a set of precoders. A size of the set of precoders is an increasing or non-decreasing function of the determined quality of the channel estimate.
Codebook subset restriction for enhanced type II channel state information reporting
A base station may transmit to a device an indication of codebook subset restriction (CBSR), which includes at least a restriction on a frequency basis. The device may receive the indication of CBSR, and may transmit to the base station channel state information (CSI) according to the received indication of CBSR. The indication of CBSR may also include a restriction on a spatial basis and restrict the device from reporting the CSI based on a subset of the frequency basis in addition to the spatial basis per configuration of the base station. The indication of CBSR may include a separately configured maximum allowed amplitude of a weighting coefficient for the spatial basis and the frequency basis, where the weighting coefficient is associated with a column vector of a precoding matrix used by the base station and the device. The number of frequency bases and the frequency compression units may be determined based on a number of different criteria, for example the number of antennas, the number of subbands, etc.
System and method for single-stage frequency-domain equalization
The disclosed systems, structures, and methods are directed to a single-stage frequency-domain equalization (FDEQ) structure implemented on a processor, comprising a data preprocessing unit configured to concatenate received data samples in time-domain digital signals, transform the concatenated data samples in the time-domain digital signals to frequency-domain digital signals, and an adaptive equalizer comprising 2×2 multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) configured to compensate for non-time-varying fixed impairments and time-varying adaptive impairments in the frequency-domain digital signals.