H04B7/15542

DOWNLINK FRAMEWORK FOR DISTRIBUTED MIMO RECEIVERS
20220393841 · 2022-12-08 ·

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 receives N.sub.r1 RF signals at N.sub.r1 antennas on a first time-frequency resource. The N.sub.r1 RF signals carrying L layers of data generated at a base station. N.sub.r1 and L are positive integers. L is greater than N.sub.r1. The UE receives N.sub.r2 RF signals at the N.sub.r2 antennas on a second time-frequency resource. The N.sub.r2 RF signals carries the L layers of data. N.sub.r2 is a positive integer. The UE obtains N.sub.r1 baseband signals from the N.sub.r1 RF signals. The UE obtains N.sub.r2 baseband signals from the N.sub.r2 RF signals. The UE determines the L layers of data based on the N.sub.r1 baseband signals and the N.sub.r2 baseband signals.

Resource allocation method and apparatus for backhaul link and access link
11523384 · 2022-12-06 · ·

Provided are a resource allocation method, a measurement method, a frequency domain resource determination method, a transmission method, and corresponding apparatuses and devices and a storage medium. The resource allocation method includes: sending by a first communication node, resource request information to a second communication node, where the resource request information includes first information; and/or receiving, by the first communication node, first resource allocation information sent by the second communication node, where the first resource allocation information includes second information, the first information and/or the second information includes information of a resource occupiable by a channel or signal between the first communication node and the second communication node and/or includes information of a resource occupiable by a channel or signal between the first communication node and one or more third communication nodes.

Allocating wireless air interface resources to relay nodes based on end-user wireless device capabilities
11523452 · 2022-12-06 · ·

Prioritizing air interface resource allocation for relay nodes serving end-user wireless devices with higher bandwidth capabilities, such as 5G and beyond, versus relay nodes serving end-user wireless devices that do not have such capabilities. The bandwidth capability can be based on an average or threshold bandwidth capability of end-user wireless devices. Systems and methods disclosed are implemented in 5G EN-DC heterogeneous networks.

Enhanced uplink scheduling in integrated access backhaul (IAB) networks

Embodiments include methods, performed by first node in an integrated access backhaul (IAB) network, for scheduling uplink (UL) transmissions in the IAB network. Such methods include receiving, from a first downstream node in the IAB network, a first buffer status report (BSR) indicating a first amount of UL data, with the first amount including UL data buffered at the first downstream node, and/or UL data expected to be received by the first downstream node. Such methods also include sending, to the first downstream node, a first UL resource grant indicating a time schedule of resources available for the first downstream node to transmit at least a portion of the first amount of UL data. In some embodiments, the first UL resource grant is sent after receiving the first BSR and without receiving a second UL resource grant from an upstream node in response to a second BSR.

Relay station, control station, satellite communication system, control circuitry and computer readable medium

A terminal according to the present invention includes an array antenna including an aperture, and an antenna pattern calculation unit. The antenna pattern calculation unit calculates antenna patterns of the array antenna that divide the aperture to correspondingly orient each of the aperture divisions toward a plurality of relay stations when control frames are received, and orient the aperture toward one of the plurality of relay stations when a data frame is received.

Techniques for determining upstream nodes in full duplex wireless communications

Aspects described herein relate to determining, by a node, to establish a first backhaul connection with a first upstream node for access link communications with a first downstream node, determining, by the node, to establish a second backhaul connection with a second upstream node for access link communications with a second downstream node, establishing the first backhaul connection with the first upstream node based on a first transmit/receive beam pair, and establishing the second backhaul connection with the second upstream node based on a second transmit/receive beam pair and while the first backhaul connection is established with the first upstream node.

Cancellation and interruption indications in integrated access and backhaul networks

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Generally, the described techniques provide for communicating, by a relay node, in a time division multiplexing (TDM) mode, with a parent node via a parent link configured between the relay node and the parent node and with a child node via a child link configured between the relay node and the child node, identifying a TDM alignment conflict between a first transmission scheduled for the parent link and a second transmission scheduled for the child link, and transmitting a conflict indication (e.g., a cancellation message or an interruption message) to the parent node or the child node.

Configuration of forwarding direction for a repeater

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a repeater may determine a forwarding direction for a set of resources based at least in part on time division duplexing (TDD) information associated with the set of resources. The forwarding direction may indicate a direction associated with forwarding signals carried in the set of resources. The repeater may receive a signal in the set of resources, the signal being provided by a first wireless communication device. The repeater may selectively forward the signal to a second wireless communication device based at least in part on the determined forwarding direction. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Broadband repeater with security for ultrawideband technologies
11509386 · 2022-11-22 ·

An ultrawideband radio transceiver/repeater provides a low cost infrastructure solution that merges wireless and wired network devices while providing connection to the plant, flexible repeater capabilities, network security, traffic monitoring and provisioning, and traffic flow control for wired and wireless connectivity of devices or networks. The ultrawideband radio transceiver/repeater can be implemented in discrete, integrated, distributed or embedded forms.

Relay apparatus and relay method

A relay device for relaying communications between a plurality of radio devices that perform radio communications with a terminal and a radio control apparatus that controls the plurality of radio devices, the relay device including a plurality of signal combiners that are each provided for one of functional splitting points between the plurality of radio devices and the radio control apparatus, and are each configured to convert signal data transmitted from one of the plurality of radio devices based on a signal format in accordance with the one of the functional splitting points, and transmit the converted signal data to the radio control apparatus, and a signal switcher configured to output the signal data transmitted from the one of the plurality of radio devices, to one of the plurality of signal combiners supporting one of the functional splitting points that corresponds to the one of the plurality of radio devices.