Patent classifications
H04W56/0085
Enhancement for SMTC configuration for new radio
An apparatus of a next generation Node B (gNB) comprises one or more baseband processors to generate an indication for a user equipment (UE) to indicate which synchronization signal block (SSB) based measurement timing configuration (SMTC) occasion can be used by the UE for one or more measurements, and to send the indication to the UE. The apparatus can include a memory to store the indication.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GENERATING/TRANSMITTING A FRAME FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION, AND SYNCHRONIZATION ESTIMATION METHOD FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Disclosed is a technique related to a method and apparatus for generating a preamble and a data frame for wireless communication, and to a synchronization estimation method using the preamble. According to the technique, a method for generating a frame for wireless communication is disclosed, wherein the method comprises: a step of generating a modified sequence using a first base sequence for synchronization estimation; and a step of allocating the first base sequence and the modified sequence to the frequency domain of a first timeslot to generate a preamble. The modified sequence includes a complex conjugated sequence of the first base sequence or a sequence having a code different from that of the first base sequence.
Method and apparatus for establishing a set of a plurality of synchronization signal sequences to be used with one or more communication targets
A method and apparatus provides a determination of a set of sequence values to be used as synchronization signal sequences, the set of sequence values having a predetermined length. Each sequence value in the set is based upon a first maximum length sequence having a first cyclic shift, and is based upon a second maximum length sequence having a second cyclic shift. For at least one group of possible sequence values from the determined set, where a value of a first cyclic shift difference between the second cyclic shift of the second maximum length sequence and the first cyclic shift of the first maximum length sequence upon which each of the possible sequence values in the group are based are equal, and a second cyclic shift difference between the respective first cyclic shift value of the first maximum length sequence upon which each of the possible sequence values in the group are based for any two of the possible sequence values in the group are larger than or equal to a threshold value, where the threshold value is determined based on an expected maximum carrier frequency offset value. The method further includes assigning each one of the determined set of sequence values to respective at least one communication target of a plurality of communication targets.
MULTI-PACKET PROTOCOL HEADER DETECTION
Aspects of this disclosure relate to detecting a header of a packet. A receive signal path can provide a receive signal that includes packets and a guard preamble between successive packets of the packets. A receiver control circuit can trigger a timer that sets a time for detecting a header of a packet in response to detecting an end of a preamble of the packet.
HIGH DEFINITION TIMING SYNCHRONISATION FUNCTION
A high definition timing synchronization function is described. In an embodiment, a wireless station generates a time stamp at a higher resolution than can be broadcast within a standard time stamp field in a frame. The generated time stamp is divided into two parts: the first part being included within the time stamp field and the second part being included within a vendor specific field in the same frame. The frame is transmitted by the wireless station and received by other wireless stations in the wireless network. If the receiving wireless station has the capability, it decodes both the time stamp field and the vendor specific field and recreates the higher resolution time stamp. This higher resolution time stamp is then used to synchronize the receiving wireless station and the transmitting wireless station by resetting a clock or by storing time stamps and corresponding clock values.
Technique to align frame timing of remote cellular radio elements with the data frame timing reference of radio element
Systems and methods for measuring end-to-end data path delays between a Radio Equipment Controller (REC) and a Radio Equipment (RE) of a base station are disclosed. In one embodiment, a system includes a RE configured to transmit an uplink chirped sine wave signal from the RE to a REC on an uplink data path from the RE to the REC via an asynchronous communication network. The REC is configured to correlate a reference chirped sine wave signal and a received signal from the RE. The REC is further configured to determine an uplink data path delay from the RE to the REC based on results of the correlation of the reference chirped sine wave signal and the received signal from the RE on the uplink data path. In another embodiment, a downlink data path delay is measured in a similar manner.
Enhancement for SMTC Configuration for New Radio
An apparatus of a next generation Node B (gNB) comprises one or more baseband processors to generate an indication for a user equipment (UE) to indicate which synchronization signal block (SSB) based measurement timing configuration (SMTC) occasion can be used by the UE for one or more measurements, and to send the indication to the UE. The apparatus can include a memory to store the indication.
High definition timing synchronisation function
A high definition timing synchronization function is described. In an embodiment, a wireless station generates a time stamp at a higher resolution than can be broadcast within a standard time stamp field in a frame. The generated time stamp is divided into two parts: the first part being included within the time stamp field and the second part being included within a vendor specific field in the same frame. The frame is transmitted by the wireless station and received by other wireless stations in the wireless network. If the receiving wireless station has the capability, it decodes both the time stamp field and the vendor specific field and recreates the higher resolution time stamp. This higher resolution time stamp is then used to synchronize the receiving wireless station and the transmitting wireless station by resetting a clock or by storing time stamps and corresponding clock values.
TIME ALIGNMENT OF SAMPLED RADIO FREQUENCY IN A MULTI-CHANNEL RECEIVER SYSTEM
The present disclosure relates to a method for synchronizing time alignment in a multi-channel radio frequency receiving system, the method including injecting an amplitude modulated reference signal into each channel in the multi-channel receiver at a location associated with each antenna input. Further, the method includes the steps of detecting a position of the reference signal within a time sample window and determining propagation time difference between each channel within the receiver electronics. Further, the method includes the steps of determining adjustment parameters, for synchronizing time alignment, for each channel and adjusting the channels in the time domain in accordance with the determined adjustment parameters of synchronization for each channel.
RECEIVER FOR HIGH PRECISION SYNCHRONIZATION
Some embodiments include an apparatus, method, and computer program product for high precision device synchronization of electronic devices in a shared medium. Some embodiments include a first electronic device that utilizes a combination of synchronization techniques to synchronize with a second electronic device. The first electronic device receives a first signal from the second electronic device that includes network-based synchronization data and marker data, and performs network-based synchronization with the second electronic device at a first synchronization accuracy. The first electronic device receives a second signal, and uses the marker data and phase lock synchronization to detect a frequency change of the second signal received, as well as to determine a corresponding time marker. The first electronic device updates a clock of the first electronic device based at least on the corresponding time marker, the network-based synchronization data, and the marker data.