In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a UE. The UE measures one or more reference signals to determine a channel state on a channel including M delay taps. The UE determines a first precoder matrix for selecting a set of beams from L beams transmitted from the base station on the channel. The UE determines a second precoder matrix for combining the set of beams. The second precoder matrix includes at least two groups of coefficients each including coefficients being normalized based on a respective reference coefficient. Each coefficient corresponds to a respective one beam of the L beams at a particular polarization on a respective one delay tap of the M delay taps. The UE quantizes coefficients of the second precoder. The UE transmits an indication of the second precoder matrix having quantized coefficients.

There is provided mechanisms for a radio transceiver device to participate in beam management. A method is performed by the radio transceiver device. The method comprises receiving a reference signal from another radio transceiver device as part of participating in the beam management. The reference signal occupies time/frequency resources that extend over a frequency interval. The reference signal is simultaneously received in a set of beams where each beam has a unique frequency dependent phase shift such that all beams in the set of beams point in mutually different directions and each beam covers its own part of the frequency interval.

A discrete-time delay (TD) technique in a baseband receiver array is disclosed for canceling wide modulated bandwidth spatial interference and reducing the Analog-to-Digital Conversion (ADC) dynamic range requirements. In particular, the discrete-time delay (TD) technique first aligns the interference using non-uniform sampled phases followed by uniform cancellation using a cancellation matrix, such as, for example, a Truncated Hadamard Transform implemented with antipodal binary coefficients.

Systems and methods provide solutions for testing an 8Rx capable UE using test cases for 4Rx capable UEs. An example method establishes a connection from a first Tx source and a second Tx source to each of 8Rx antenna ports. The connection duplicates a fading channel from both the first Tx source and the second Tx source to each of the eight Rx antenna ports, and adds independent noise for each of the 8Rx antenna ports. One test scenario uses 4Rx supported RF bands by connecting four of the Rx ports with data from a system simulator, and the other four Rx ports are connected with zero input. Same requirements specified with 4Rx capable UEs are applied. Another test scenario uses 8Rx supported RF bands and applies lower dB SNR requirements than those specified for 4Rx tests.

There is provided mechanisms for a radio transceiver device to participate in beam management. A method is performed by the radio transceiver device. The method comprises receiving a reference signal from another radio transceiver device as part of participating in the beam management. The reference signal occupies time/frequency resources that extend over a frequency interval. The reference signal is simultaneously received in a set of beams where each beam has a unique frequency dependent phase shift such that all beams in the set of beams point in mutually different directions and each beam covers its own part of the frequency interval.

When a radio frequency (RF) unit is provided with a delay line or a switch, as the number of arrays (the number of antennas) increases, the parasitic capacitance of the antennas increases and the insertion loss of the switch increases. In addition, the insertion loss may further increase at high frequencies expected to be used in the future. An array antenna apparatus of the present invention is provided with: a plurality of antennas that receive signals; a plurality of down-converters that are connected respectively to the plurality of antennas and that down-convert the received signals; and a switch that selects at least one signal from among the plurality of down-converted signals, and transmits the at least one signal to an A/D converter.

A receiving device may include a buffer, a summer circuit, a first delay cell, and a second delay cell. The buffer may receive an external signal. The summer circuit may sum an output of the buffer, a first feedback signal, and a second feedback signal. The first delay cell may generate the first feedback signal by delaying an output of the summer circuit. The second delay cell may generate the second feedback signal by delaying the first feedback signal. The delay amounts of the first and second delay cells may be set based on a delay control voltage.

Apparatuses, systems, and methods for performing downlink signal reception with antenna panel switching in a wireless communication system. A cellular base station may receive an indication of an antenna panel activation delay from a wireless device. The cellular base station may select a scheduling offset for a transmission to the wireless device based at least in part on the antenna panel activation delay. The scheduling offset may be selected to be at least the length of the antenna panel activation delay if it is expected that the wireless device may perform antenna panel activation to receive the transmission. The cellular base station may schedule the transmission to the wireless device using the selected scheduling offset, and may perform the transmission to the wireless device at the selected scheduling offset after scheduling the transmission to the wireless device.

A receiving device may include a buffer, a summer circuit, a first delay cell, and a second delay cell. The buffer may receive an external signal. The summer circuit may sum an output of the buffer, a first feedback signal, and a second feedback signal. The first delay cell may generate the first feedback signal by delaying an output of the summer circuit. The second delay cell may generate the second feedback signal by delaying the first feedback signal. The delay amounts of the first and second delay cells may be set based on a delay control voltage.

When a radio frequency (RF) unit is provided with a delay line or a switch, as the number of arrays (the number of antennas) increases, the parasitic capacitance of the antennas increases and the insertion loss of the switch increases. In addition, the insertion loss may further increase at high frequencies expected to be used in the future. An array antenna apparatus of the present invention is provided with: a plurality of antennas that receive signals; a plurality of down-converters that are connected respectively to the plurality of antennas and that down-convert the received signals; and a switch that selects at least one signal from among the plurality of down-converted signals, and transmits the at least one signal to an A/D converter.