Patent classifications
H04B7/0691
METHOD FOR ANTENNA SELECTION OF USER EQUIPMENT
The invention provides a method for antenna selectin of a user equipment (UE). The UE may comprise a plurality of antennas. The method may comprise calculating one or more quality evaluations respectively associated with one or more first antenna subsets, and selecting one of the one or more first antenna subsets according to the one or more quality evaluations. Each antenna subset may include one or more of the plurality of antennas. Each quality evaluation may be calculated under a condition that the antenna(s) included in the associated antenna subset is (are) used to communicate.
Method and device for multi-antenna transmission in UE and base station
The disclosure provides a method and a device for multi-antenna transmission in a base station and a User Equipment (UE). The UE, in turn, receives a first higher-layer signaling, monitors a first-type physical layer signaling in a first radio resource pool, and receives second downlink information in a second radio resource pool. The first higher-layer signaling is used for determining first information and second information, and the first information is used for multi-antenna related receiving in the first radio resource pool. The first-type physical layer signaling is detected, and the first-type physical layer signaling is used for multi-antenna related receiving in the second radio resource pool, or, the first-type physical layer signaling is not detected, and the second information is used for multi-antenna related receiving in the second radio resource pool. The second radio resource pool is related to the first radio resource pool.
Heterogeneously equipped multi antenna system and method of operating such system
A multi antenna system, comprising a plurality of transceivers for an antenna array operable for communication with wireless terminals, wherein the multi antenna system comprises a radio controller, adapted to operate a first transceiver for radio communication within a first bandwidth, wherein the first transceiver is limited by hardware to radio communication within the first bandwidth, a second transceiver adapted for radio communication within a second bandwidth selectable from a plurality of bandwidths, a radio controller adapted to operate, depending on a data rate demand, either the first transceiver or the second transceiver or both for radio communication.
Precoders for multi-panel uplink transmission
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for precoding for multi-panel uplink transmission. For codebook-based uplink transmission, a user equipment (UE) can determine one or more preferred or selected precoders for uplink transmission. The precoders can be from an expanded UE codebook that maps a first number of transmit layers at the UE to a second number of antenna ports at the UE, the layers and/or antenna ports associated with multiple uplink transmit panels at the UE. The UE sends an indication to a base station (BS) of the determined precoders and/or sends an uplink transmission using the determined precoders. For non-codebook based uplink transmission the UE receives first and second reference signals (RSs), from first and second ports of a BS, with first and second UE antenna panels. The UE computes precoders to use for uplink transmission based on the RSs.
DATA TRANSMISSION METHOD AND APPARTATUS AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A data transmission method and apparatus, and a storage medium are provided. The method includes: receiving by a terminal a MAC signaling sent by a base station, in which the MAC signaling is configured to activate beam indication information respectively corresponding to m antenna panels; receiving by the terminal the DCI sent by the base station, in which the DCI includes a first beam indication codeword; determining by the terminal target beam indication information corresponding to a target antenna panel in the m antenna panels based on the first beam indication codeword and the mapping information; determining by the terminal a target beam used when the target antenna panel is adopted to transmit data based on the target beam indication information; and using by the terminal the target beam corresponding to the target antenna panel to transmit data with the base station.
CHANNEL SOUNDING METHOD AND APPARATUS
This application provides a channel sounding method and apparatus. The method includes: A first communication device sends a first frame to a second communication device, where the first frame is used to indicate the second communication device to perform channel sounding on a part of antennas of the first communication device. The first communication device sends a second frame to the second communication device, where the second frame is used by the second communication device to perform channel sounding on the part of antennas. The first communication device receives a third frame from the second communication device, where the third frame is used to indicate a result of performing channel sounding on the part of antennas.
AUDIO/VIDEO RECEIVING DEVICE AND WIRELESS DISPLAY SYSTEM
An Audio/Video (A/V) receiving device may include a display, a Radio Frequency (RF) receiving module configured to receive an RF packet from an A/V transmitting device, the RF receiving module including a plurality of antennas, and a microcomputer configured to obtain a distance between the A/V transmitting device and A/V receiving device and when the obtained distance is changed, display a first message indicating that a number of antennas to be turned among the plurality of antennas is changed according to the change of the distance.
FULL DUPLEX DEFAULT BEAM FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A communication device, for example, a user equipment (UE) may select a default beam to use for downlink communication while operating in a full duplex mode. The UE may receive from another communication device, for example, a base station control signaling indicating the default beam for the UE to use for the downlink communication. A default beam (which may also be referred to as a full duplex beam) may be a default downlink beam or a default uplink beam. In some examples, the UE may select a default beam pair to use for downlink communication and uplink communication while operating in the full duplex mode. A default beam pair (which may also be referred to as a full duplex beam pair) may include both a default downlink beam and a default uplink beam.
HIGH-PRIORITY DATA TRANSMISSION HANDLING
A user equipment (UE) may obtain high-priority data (e.g., low latency data) to be transmitted to a base station. In some scenarios, the base station may be transmitting downlink transmissions to the UE or to a different UE, or may be receiving uplink transmissions from the UE or from the different UE. The described aspects enable the UE to timely transmit the high-priority data in these scenarios. In one example, the described aspects enable the UE to transmit, to the base station, while the base station performs one or more scheduled downlink transmissions to the UE or to the different UE, at least one of the high-priority data via a first uplink beam from a set of uplink beams for unscheduled uplink transmissions or an unscheduled data indication indicating that the high-priority data is to be transmitted without an uplink grant.
RADIO WAVE EMISSION SOURCE VISUALIZATION APPARATUS AND BAND EXPANSION METHOD
An apparatus includes antenna, selector, estimator, imager and creator. The antenna includes antenna elements of N rows by N columns (N is a natural number of 2 or more) arranged in an array and captures an incoming wave. The selector selects an antenna element group including antenna elements of M rows by M columns (M is a natural number less than N) from the antenna elements of N rows by N columns according to a band of the incoming wave. The estimator estimates an incoming direction of the incoming wave from an element signal of each of the antenna elements included in the selected antenna element group. The imager acquires image data by imaging an orientation direction of an aperture of the antenna. The creator creates a visualized image by visually synthesizing the estimated incoming direction with the image data.