Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for effective measurement in a second Radio Access Technology (e.g., TD-SCDMA) while receiving service in a first Radio Access Technology (e.g., GSM).
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure relate to methods for handling an emergency call along with its position location in the WiMAX network, and for performing a handover of the emergency call for a multi-mode mobile station that supports multiple wireless standards.
Abstract:
User equipments (UEs) will monitor each frequency in a multicarrier wireless radio access network for at least one control channel that may contain downlink data allocations or other such messages from the network. This monitoring may be dynamically controlled with a physical layer indication received by the UE from a node B that designates a number of carrier frequencies of all of the carrier frequencies of the network. In response to this physical layer indication, the UE will monitor at least one control channel in the designated carrier frequency or frequencies.
Abstract:
A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for wireless communication are provided. The apparatus is configured to monitor for a notification of MCCH information change associated with an MBSFN area without having previously performed an MCCH information acquisition procedure to acquire MCCH information in the MBSFN area. Furthermore, the apparatus is configured to acquire the MCCH information while monitoring for the notification of the MCCH information change that indicates a change of MCCH information.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure present a method for detecting whether or not a base station (or a mobile station served by the base station) is in the border of a network. The proposed algorithm may be used to determine if a mobile station should handover to a different wireless network.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure present methods and apparatuses for enhancing the dedicated ranging procedure. Certain embodiments improve probability of correct reception of a ranging code from a mobile station by accumulating two or more copies of the ranging code received from the MS on two or more different frames in a transmit opportunity. Certain aspects improve probability of correct reception of the ranging code by modifying timing of uplink transmission.
Abstract:
Techniques presented herein allow connections with different (albeit possibly similar) scheduling or data delivery services to be aggregated (or “bundled”) into groups, with each group assigned a common Power Savings Class Type. Bundling different connections into common PSC types may reduce the overall number of different sleep windows for active connections, which may help reduce overall power consumption. For example, by automatically activating different PSC types (for different bundles of connections), the reduced number of sleep windows may overlap in a manner that results in the MS spending more overall time in a low power state than when conventional “unbundled” PSC schemes are utilized.
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for the multimode terminal (MMT) in idle mode operation in CDMA 1xRTT and frame asynchronous TD-SCDMA networks techniques for scheduling paging intervals in the multimode terminal to reduce paging interval conflicts. The method generally includes determining a circuit-switched (CS) discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle length of the first network (1010), determining a paging cycle length of the second network (1020), setting a packet-switched (PS) DRX cycle length” based on the paging cycle length and the CS DRX cycle length to avoid overlap between a paging interval of the first network and a paging interval of the second network (1030), and communicating the PS DRX cycle length to the first network (1040).
Abstract:
When a user equipment engaged in mobile communications transfers from a network with one radio access technology (RAT) to another network with a different radio access technology, maintaining continuity of location based services can improve system performance. A user equipment may perform a series of checks when undergoing inter-RAT transfer to determine if a location based services protocol used with the source network is operable on the target network. The UE also determines if location based services sessions are at a point where they can be continued following inter-RAT transfer. Where possible, protocols and sessions are maintained to preserve location based services continuity.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for setting the connection identifier (CID) mask length of a Hybrid Automatic Repeat-Request (HARQ)-MAP or a SUB-MAP pointer information element (IE) in a compressed downlink map (DL-MAP) of an orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA) frame are provided in an effort to reduce the number of false indications in the CID mask, while also striving, as a secondary concern, to reduce the CID mask length. In this manner, an individual mobile station (MS) may not waste processing, battery power, or time interpreting a HARQ-MAP message or a sub downlink/uplink map (SUB-DL-UL-MAP) message that was not intended for this particular MS. For some embodiments where the CID mask length is set to be small, the control overhead (i.e., the size of the HARQ-MAP or the SUB-MAP pointer IE) may be decreased, and more of the OFDMA frame may be available for data traffic.