The present disclosure describes methods and systems applicable to multi-branch non-orthogonal (NOMA) wireless communication. The described methods and systems include a base station (120) determining (705) a first plurality of multiple access resources and an order of the first plurality of multiple access resources. The base station (120) transmits (710), to a user equipment (110), a message that includes the determined first plurality of multiple access resources and the determined order of the first plurality of multiple access resources. The user equipment (110) transmits, to the base station (120), a multi-branch data stream using a second plurality of multiple access resources that is determined from the first plurality of multiple access resources, after which the base station (120) decodes (730) data from the multi-branch data stream by combining the second plurality of multiple access resources in accordance with the determined order of the first plurality of multiple access resources.

Methods, systems, and devices are described for low latency communications within a wireless communications system. An eNB and/or a UE may be configured to operate within the wireless communications system and may send triggers to initiate communications using a dedicated resource in a wireless communications network that supports transmissions having a first subframe type and a second subframe type, the first subframe type comprising symbols of a first duration and the second subframe type comprising symbols of a second duration that is shorter than the first duration. Communications may be initiated by transmitting a trigger from the UE or eNB using the dedicated resource, and initiating communications following the trigger. The duration of time between the trigger and initiating communications can be significantly shorter than the time to initiate communications using legacy LTE communications.

An example of a channelizer includes a plurality of receiver circuits, an individual receiver circuit including a frequency demultiplexer that is configured to demultiplex a plurality of subchannels and a time-division demultiplexer coupled to the frequency demultiplexer, the time-division demultiplexer configured to time-division demultiplex the plurality of subchannels to provide a plurality of time-division outputs, an individual time-division output including portions of data from each of the plurality of subchannels; and a plurality of switch circuits, each configured to receive a different time-division output of the plurality of time-division outputs from the individual receiver.

A frequency conversion beam squint correction method of an active phase array antenna system including a plurality (m) of beamforming units configured of an antenna, a first amplifier, a phase shifter, a variable attenuator, and a second amplifier, the method includes the steps of: adjusting a delay time of an applied RF signal by arranging m/2 true time delays (TTDs) for every two adjacent beamforming units; and converting the frequency of the RF signal by mixing the RF signal transferred to each of the m/2 true time delays and a local oscillation signal using a mixer.

In one embodiment, an over-the-air millimeter wave repeater for a communications network comprises: a donor unit including a first plurality of modular electronic components and an access point including a second plurality of modular electronic components. The donor unit communicates downlink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from a base station to the access point and radiates uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the access point to the base station. The access point radiates the downlink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the donor unit into a coverage area, receives the uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the coverage area, and communicates the uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals to the donor unit. The first and second plurality of modular electronic components includes at least one of a modular antenna component, a modular signal conditioning component, a modular signal interface component, and a modular controller.

An example of a channelizer includes a plurality of receiver circuits, an individual receiver circuit including a frequency demultiplexer that is configured to demultiplex a plurality of subchannels and a time-division demultiplexer coupled to the frequency demultiplexer, the time-division demultiplexer configured to time-division demultiplex the plurality of subchannels to provide a plurality of time-division outputs, an individual time-division output including portions of data from each of the plurality of subchannels; and a plurality of switch circuits, each configured to receive a different time-division output of the plurality of time-division outputs from the individual receiver.

An apparatus and method for controlling transmit power of an electronic device in a wireless communication system are provided. A proposed method for a base station as a master node of an electronic device in an evolved universal terrestrial radio access (E-UTRA) new radio (NR) dual connectivity (EN-DC) environment to communicate with the electronic device via a first radio access technology (RAT) in a first band includes performing a random access procedure with the electronic device, inquiring and receiving electronic device capability information from the electronic device, determining whether to add a secondary node supporting communication with the electronic device via a second RAT in a second band that is different from the first band, and transmitting an updated power allocation value to the electronic device along with a secondary node addition command based on the electronic device capability information indicating that the electronic device does not support dynamic power sharing, the update power allocation value being set based on the electronic device capability information and uplink power information for transmission to the second node.

In one embodiment, an over-the-air millimeter wave repeater for a communications network comprises: a donor unit including a first plurality of modular electronic components and an access point including a second plurality of modular electronic components. The donor unit communicates downlink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from a base station to the access point and radiates uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the access point to the base station. The access point radiates the downlink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the donor unit into a coverage area, receives the uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals received from the coverage area, and communicates the uplink mmWave spectrum wireless signals to the donor unit. The first and second plurality of modular electronic components includes at least one of a modular antenna component, a modular signal conditioning component, a modular signal interface component, and a modular controller.

The present disclosure describes methods and systems applicable to multi-branch non-orthogonal (NOMA) wireless communication. The described methods and systems include a base station (120) determining (705) a first plurality of multiple access resources and an order of the first plurality of multiple access resources. The base station (120) transmits (710), to a user equipment (110), a message that includes the determined first plurality of multiple access resources and the determined order of the first plurality of multiple access resources. The user equipment (110) transmits, to the base station (120), a multi-branch data stream using a second plurality of multiple access resources that is determined from the first plurality of multiple access resources, after which the base station (120) decodes (730) data from the multi-branch data stream by combining the second plurality of multiple access resources in accordance with the determined order of the first plurality of multiple access resources.

An example of a channelizer includes a plurality of receiver circuits, an individual receiver circuit including a frequency demultiplexer that is configured to demultiplex a plurality of subchannels and a time-division demultiplexer coupled to the frequency demultiplexer, the time-division demultiplexer configured to time-division demultiplex the plurality of subchannels to provide a plurality of time-division outputs, an individual time-division output including portions of data from each of the plurality of subchannels; and a plurality of switch circuits, each configured to receive a different time-division output of the plurality of time-division outputs from the individual receiver.