Abstract:
Various solutions with respect to multi-transmission and receiving points (TRP) and multi-panel transmission in wireless communications are described. A processor of a user equipment (UE) associated with a single media access control (MAC) entity receives signaling from a plurality of network nodes of a wireless network. The processor generates at least one feedback responsive to receiving the signaling. The processor transmits the at least one feedback to at least one network node of the plurality of network nodes.
Abstract:
Various solutions with respect to codebook-based uplink transmission in wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) receives a first signal from a network node of a wireless network, with the first signal selecting one or more codewords or a codebook from a plurality of different codebooks within a master codebook as allowed precoders at transmission ranks. The UE also receives a second signal from the network node, with the second signal selecting a precoder among the allowed precoders for uplink (UL) transmission. The UE then processes data using the selected precoder and performs an UL transmission of the processed data to the network node.
Abstract:
Various solutions with respect to codebook-based uplink transmission in wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) constructs a precoder to be used to wirelessly communicate with a network node of a wireless network. The UE then performs an uplink (UL) transmission to the network node using the precoder via one or more of a plurality of antennas of the UE.
Abstract:
Various solutions for sounding reference signal (SRS) and channel state information-reference signal (CSI-RS) co-design with respect to user equipment and network apparatus in mobile communications are described. An apparatus may receive a first sequence in a time-frequency resource. The apparatus may receive a second sequence in the same time-frequency resource. The apparatus may determine a first reference signal according to the first sequence. The apparatus may determine a second reference signal according to the second sequence. The apparatus may perform interference measurement based on the first reference signal and the second reference signal.
Abstract:
Techniques and examples pertaining to codeword mapping in New Radio (NR) and interleaver design for NR are described. A processor of an apparatus receives, via a transceiver of the apparatus, a Physical Downlink Shared Channel (PDSCH) transmission from a network node of a wireless network. The processor maps one or more codeblocks of a codeword in the PDSCH transmission to a spatial layer group which is a subset of a plurality of spatial layers. The processor also performs receive processing for one or more codeblocks in the PDSCH transmission including by performing de-interleaving on a result from a channel interleaver or from an intra-codeblock interleaver that performs pseudo-random interleaving on systematic bits and parity bits of the one or more codeblocks and channel decoding. The processor transmits, via the transceiver, to the network node a feedback concerning the one or more codeblock and reporting a result of the channel estimation.
Abstract:
Various solutions for multiplexing of short physical downlink control channel and data with respect to user equipment and network apparatus in mobile communications are described. An apparatus may receive a reuse indication from a control channel. The apparatus may determine whether a plurality of control channel elements (CCEs) are reused for a data channel according to the reuse indication. The apparatus may further receive the data channel in the CCEs in an event that the reuse indication indicates that the CCEs are reused.
Abstract:
Various solutions for alert signal design with respect to user equipment and network apparatus in mobile communications are described. A first node of a wireless network may transmit an alert signal to a second node of the wireless network. The first node may further perform a mini-slot transmission to the second node. The alert signal indicates presence of the mini-slot transmission. The first node may also receive an alert signal from the second node. The first node may further detect a mini-slot transmission according to the alert signal and receive the mini-slot transmission from the second node.
Abstract:
Various solutions for coordination information transmission with respect to user equipment (UE) and network apparatus in mobile communications are described. A UE may receive downlink control information comprising coordination information from a first node of a wireless network. The coordination information may comprise interference management information. The UE may copy the coordination information and embed the coordination information in uplink control information. The UE may further transmit the uplink control information to a second node of the wireless network.
Abstract:
A method of performing downlink multiuser superposition transmission (MUST) with enhanced channel state information (CSI) feedback is proposed. When a user equipment (UE) reports CQI/SINR feedback for RI=RANK-2, the UE also reports a single beam CQI/SINR feedback for RI=RANK1. As a result, the scheduling base station can calculate the actual SINRs based on different MUST scenarios and thereby determining appropriate modulation and coding scheme (MCS) for the UE. Furthermore, if the granularity of the CQI table cannot reflect the high values of the single beam SINR, then a predefined scaling factor (0
Abstract:
A method of determining and adapting a contention window size (CWS) based on channel loading for load-based equipment (LBE) listen before talk (LBT) channel access mechanism is proposed. The historic observations obtained from carrier sensing can reflect the state of channel loading, which is then used to adapt the maximal contention window size. A wireless device collects historical channel loading information including the number of idle slots and the number of busy slots. The wireless device uses the historical information to estimate the total number of active devices M in the wireless network and the channel-loading factor. The wireless device then computes the thresholds using the long-term value of M and then adapts the value of the CWS based on the channel-loading factor and the thresholds.