Patent classifications
H04L2027/0095
PREAMBLE GROUP SELECTION IN RANDOM ACCESS OF WIRELESS NETWORKS
A transport block size (TBS) of a first uplink message (RACH Msg3) transmitted on a Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) during a random access procedure in a User Equipment (UE) accessing a radio access network may be determined by receiving a pathloss threshold parameter. A downlink pathloss value indicative of radio link conditions between the UE and a base station (eNB) serving the UE is then determined. A smaller value of TBS is selected from a set of TBS values if the determined pathloss value is greater than an operating power level of the UE minus the pathloss threshold parameter. A larger value of TBS is selected if the pathloss value is less than the operating power level of the UE minus the pathloss threshold parameter and the TBS required to transmit the RACH Msg3 exceeds the smaller TBS value.
Method and apparatus for transmitting a random access preamble in a narrow band IoT system supporting time division duplexing
A method for transmitting a random access preamble in a narrowband-IoT system supporting time division duplexing and an apparatus therefor. In some implementations, a method for transmitting a narrowband physical random access channel (NPRACH) preamble by a user equipment in a narrowband-Internet of things (NB-IoT) system supporting time division duplexing may include: receiving, from a base station, configuration information related to an uplink-downlink configuration; and transmitting, to the base station, the NPRACH preamble configured by considering the uplink-downlink configuration.
Frequency offset compensation at reflector during frequency compensation interval
A method for communicating between a first radio frequency communications device including a first local oscillator and a second radio frequency communications device including a second local oscillator includes receiving a packet using a receiver of the first radio frequency communications device. The method includes detecting an average frequency offset based on sequential samples of the packet. The method includes applying a first adjustment to the first local oscillator to reduce a frequency offset between the first local oscillator and the second local oscillator. The first adjustment is based on the average frequency offset. The method includes, after adjusting the first local oscillator, transmitting a second packet to the second radio frequency communications device by the first radio frequency communications device using the first adjustment and the first local oscillator.
Discovery preamble content for a device discovery procedure
Techniques are described for performing beam sweep procedures as part of a device discovery procedure. A communication device may receive a discovery preamble as part of a device discovery procedure. The discovery preamble may include information indicating that a discovery message will be transmitted. The communication device may determine whether to monitor for the discovery message of the device discovery procedure based at least in part on receiving the discovery preamble. The communication device may monitor for the discovery message based at least in part on the determination.
TECHNIQUES FOR REFERENCE SIGNAL PATTERNS
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a first indication of a set of reference signal instances within a set of resources. The UE may receive a second indication of a resource element format of a reference signal instance of the set of reference signal instances, the resource element format including one or more null resource elements and one or more reference signal resource elements. The UE may additionally receive, from a base station, a reference signal for estimating carrier frequency offset (CFO) based on the first indication of the set of reference signal instances and the second indication of the resource element format of the reference signal instance. The UE may then communicate with the base station based on receiving the reference signal.
Random access coverage extension in wireless communications
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described that provide for aggregating random access requests across two or more physical random access channel (PRACH) occasions. Poor channel quality may inhibit the receipt of random access requests, and for user equipments (UEs) located in areas with relatively poor coverage, such aggregated random access requests may have an increased likelihood of successful receipt at a base station. The base station may configure a number of PRACH occasions to be available for aggregation of random access requests. A UE may receive PRACH configuration information from the base station, may aggregate a random access request across two or more PRACH occasions using the PRACH configuration information, and may transmit the aggregated random access request via the PRACH occasions. The base station may also configure one or more PRACH occasions to have a smaller subcarrier spacing for transmission of a random access request.
RANDOM ACCESS COVERAGE EXTENSION IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described that provide for aggregating random access requests across two or more physical random access channel (PRACH) occasions. Poor channel quality may inhibit the receipt of random access requests, and for user equipments (UEs) located in areas with relatively poor coverage, such aggregated random access requests may have an increased likelihood of successful receipt at a base station. The base station may configure a number of PRACH occasions to be available for aggregation of random access requests. A UE may receive PRACH configuration information from the base station, may aggregate a random access request across two or more PRACH occasions using the PRACH configuration information, and may transmit the aggregated random access request via the PRACH occasions. The base station may also configure one or more PRACH occasions to have a smaller subcarrier spacing for transmission of a random access request.
METHOD OF DETERMINING FREQUENCY-DOMAIN OFFSET PARAMETER, USER EQUIPMENT (UE), RANDOM ACCESS METHOD, METHOD FOR CONFIGURING RANDOM ACCESS INFORMATION, CORRESPONDING DEVICE AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM
The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). A method of determining a frequency-domain offset parameter of a preamble in a random access channel and a corresponding user equipment (UE) is provided. The method includes obtaining a random access channel subcarrier spacing Δf.sub.RA, a preamble length L.sub.RA and a uplink (UL) channel subcarrier spacing Δf from a base station and determining a frequency-domain offset parameter
CONTROL INFORMATION SENDING METHOD AND DETECTING METHOD, BASE STATION, TERMINAL, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
Disclosed are a control information sending method and detecting method, a base station, a terminal, and a computer storage medium. The method includes: a base station determining first-type physical layer control information, which is used for indicating a first-type control parameter of a second-type physical layer control channel; determining second-type physical layer control information, which is used for indicating a second-type control parameter of a data channel; sending the first-type physical layer control information; and sending the second-type physical layer control information on the second-type physical layer control channel.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETECTING THE POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF AT LEAST ONE DIGITAL PATTERN WITHIN A SIGNAL
In accordance with an embodiment, a device configured to detect a presence of at least one digital pattern within a signal includes J memory circuits having respectively Nj memory locations; and processing circuitry comprising an accumulator configured to successively address the memory locations of the J memory circuits in a circular manner at frequency F and during an acquisition time, and successively accumulate and store values indicative of a signal intensity in parallel in the J addressed memory locations of the J memory circuits, and a detector configured to detect the possible presence of the at least one pattern.