H04L2027/0097

System and method for improved synchronization between devices

A system and method for synchronizing two devices in communication with each other. When communication between the two devices is to be established, a synchronization process may be invoked. In an embodiment, a first device may initiate sending synchronization signals having rising edge and falling edge pairs. The second device may include a controller configured to receive the synchronization signals. However, noise may inhibit the ability of the controller to correctly receive and/or interpret the synchronization signals. Noise may cause detection components to falsely detect noise as a synchronization signal or may cause detection components to miss detection of an actual synchronization signal. A window generator may be used to generate comparison windows for the controller to detect synchronization signals. Further, the detection window duration and start times may be adjusted based on previously detected (or undetected) synchronization signals in order to compensate for noise overshadowing synchronization signals.

Adaptive Backscatter Modulation
20190089571 · 2019-03-21 ·

A wireless apparatus is disclosed for adapting a modulation scheme used with backscatter signaling. In an example aspect, the wireless apparatus includes a transceiver assembly, coupling analysis circuitry, modulation determination circuitry, and modulation application circuitry. In operation, the transceiver assembly receives a power transmission from another wireless apparatus via an inductive coupling link. The coupling analysis circuitry determines an inductive coupling quality associated with the inductive coupling link extending between the wireless apparatus and the other wireless apparatus. The modulation determination circuitry determines a modulation scheme based on the inductive coupling quality. The modulation application circuitry adjusts an impedance of the wireless apparatus in accordance with the determined modulation scheme. The transceiver assembly reflects a backscatter signal across the inductive coupling link using the power transmission and based on the impedance as adjusted in accordance with the determined modulation scheme.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IMPROVED SYNCHRONIZATION BETWEEN DEVICES

A system and method for synchronizing two devices in communication with each other. When communication between the two devices is to be established, a synchronization process may be invoked. In an embodiment, a first device may initiate sending synchronization signals having rising edge and falling edge pairs. The second device may include a controller configured to receive the synchronization signals. However, noise may inhibit the ability of the controller to correctly receive and/or interpret the synchronization signals. Noise may cause detection components to falsely detect noise as a synchronization signal or may cause detection components to miss detection of an actual synchronization signal. A window generator may be used to generate comparison windows for the controller to detect synchronization signals. Further, the detection window duration and start times may be adjusted based on previously detected (or undetected) synchronization signals in order to compensate for noise overshadowing synchronization signals.

Modulation processing method and apparatus for high-order coding, base station, and terminal

The present document provides a modulation processing method and apparatus for high-order coding, a base station and a terminal, herein the method includes: a base station selecting a Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) table according to a transmission type and predefined information, herein the MCS table includes a MCS table supporting a M-order modulation and a MCS table not supporting a M-order modulation, herein M>64; and the base station transmitting downlink control signaling to a terminal, the downlink control signaling including a modulation and coding scheme field I.sub.MCS, herein the I.sub.MCS is based on the MCS table supporting or not supporting a M-order modulation selected by the base station.

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETECTING AND GENERATING SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL FOR DEVICE-TO-DEVICE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
20180152987 · 2018-05-31 ·

Provided is a method of generating a Device-to-Device Synchronization Signal (D2DSS) by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes determining a service attribute for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by at least one base station; and generating a D2DSS for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by the base station, based on the determination result. In addition, provided is a method of configuring D2D synchronization by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes receiving a signal from at least one base station or another device; determining whether a synchronization signal is detected from the received signal; and when the synchronization signal is detected, configuring synchronization with the another device based on the timing reference of the detected synchronization signal.

System and method for improved synchronization between devices

A system and method for synchronizing two devices in communication with each other. When communication between the two devices is to be established, a synchronization process may be invoked. In an embodiment, a first device may initiate sending synchronization signals having rising edge and falling edge pairs. The second device may include a controller configured to receive the synchronization signals. However, noise may inhibit the ability of the controller to correctly receive and/or interpret the synchronization signals. Noise may cause detection components to falsely detect noise as a synchronization signal or may cause detection components to miss detection of an actual synchronization signal. A window generator may be used to generate comparison windows for the controller to detect synchronization signals. Further, the detection window duration and start times may be adjusted based on previously detected (or undetected) synchronization signals in order to compensate for noise overshadowing synchronization signals.

Method and device for detecting and generating synchronization signal for device-to-device wireless communication

Provided is a method of generating a Device-to-Device Synchronization Signal (D2DSS) by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes determining a service attribute for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by at least one base station; and generating a D2DSS for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by the base station, based on the determination result. In addition, provided is a method of configuring D2D synchronization by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes receiving a signal from at least one base station or another device; determining whether a synchronization signal is detected from the received signal; and when the synchronization signal is detected, configuring synchronization with the another device based on the timing reference of the detected synchronization signal.

Receiver for wireless communication network with extended range

Techniques for detecting and demodulating a signal/transmission are described. Signal detection is performed in multiple stages using different types of signal processing, e.g., using time-domain correlation for a first stage, frequency-domain processing for a second stage, and time-domain processing for a third stage. For the first stage, products of symbols are generated for at least two different delays, correlation between the products for each delay and known values is performed, and correlation results for all delays are combined and used to declare the presence of a signal. For demodulation, the timing of input samples is adjusted to obtain timing-adjusted samples. A frequency offset is estimated and removed from the timing-adjusted samples to obtain frequency-corrected samples, which are processed with a channel estimate to obtain detected symbols. The phases of the detected symbols are corrected to obtain phase-corrected symbols, which are demodulated, deinterleaved, and decoded.

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETECTING AND GENERATING SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL FOR DEVICE-TO-DEVICE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
20170202057 · 2017-07-13 ·

Provided is a method of generating a Device-to-Device Synchronization Signal (D2DSS) by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes determining a service attribute for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by at least one base station; and generating a D2DSS for identifying whether the terminal is serviced by the base station, based on the determination result. In addition, provided is a method of configuring D2D synchronization by a terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method includes receiving a signal from at least one base station or another device; determining whether a synchronization signal is detected from the received signal; and when the synchronization signal is detected, configuring synchronization with the another device based on the timing reference of the detected synchronization signal.

Modulation Processing Method and Apparatus for High-Order Coding, Base Station, and Terminal
20170171014 · 2017-06-15 ·

The present document provides a modulation processing method and apparatus for high-order coding, a base station and a terminal, herein the method includes: a base station selecting a Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) table according to a transmission type and predefined information, herein the MCS table includes a MCS table supporting a M-order modulation and a MCS table not supporting a M-order modulation, herein M>64; and the base station transmitting downlink control signaling to a terminal, the downlink control signaling including a modulation and coding scheme field I.sub.MCS, herein the I.sub.MCS is based on the MCS table supporting or not supporting a M-order modulation selected by the base station.