Abstract:
Transmission of certain channels between a User Equipment (UE) and a Node B (NB) in High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) of a Time Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA) network may be scheduled during a UE's idle intervals. Scheduled transmissions during a UE's idle interval result in lost system resources because the transmissions do not occur. A NB may prevent conflicts between scheduled transmissions and a UE's idle period by prohibiting transfer of certain channels a predetermined number of radio frames before the UE's idle period. Alternatively, the NB may schedule transmission of certain channels with a predetermined delay to prevent the channels from being scheduled during the UE's idle period.
Abstract:
Open loop power control in Time Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA) multi-carrier systems is facilitated through the determination of a value for open loop control on a primary carrier frequency which is then used to perform open loop control on at least one secondary carrier frequency in the multi-carrier system. This determined open loop control value may be applied using the value determined on the primary carrier frequency, or may be further adjusted using an estimated difference between received power of the primary carrier frequency and the secondary carrier frequencies, in selected aspects. When the pilot signals in the secondary carrier frequencies are transmitted at different power levels, this open loop control value may be further adjusted with a transmit power level offset.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure propose techniques and apparatus for improving idle mode power consumption of a mobile station with multiple Universal Subscriber Identity Modules (USIMs).
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide an adaptive technique to determine size of a ranging back-off window according to a load of ranging channel. By applying an adaptive increase of the back-off window size, a probability of collision between ranging codes within a same transmission opportunity can be alleviated, and the ranging channel load can be decreased more efficiently than in the case of a standard non-adaptive back-off procedure.
Abstract:
A communication network node, such as a radio base station or base station controller in a wireless communication network, is configured to monitor and control ingress and egress data congestion. As such, node-based congestion monitoring provides a method of flow control between network nodes and, as such, for example, it may be used to control congestion on backhaul links between radio base stations and base station controllers, and on sidehaul links between base station controllers. In one embodiment, the node monitors egress and ingress data congestion conditions, and marks ingress data incoming to the node to indicate congestion. For example, if ingress data markings indicate ingress data congestion, the node can send signaling to initiate a reduction in the amount of data being sent to the node, e.g., a reduction in ingress data rates. If ingress data markings indicate egress data congestion, the node can reduce egress data rates.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for a multi-mode mobile station to establish paging intervals in different radio access technology (RAT) networks in an effort to avoid consecutive collisions between paging intervals of a first and a second network.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for a multi-mode mobile station to establish paging intervals in different radio access technology (RAT) networks that do not collide.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure allow data for a second connection to be exchanged while the second connection is in a low power state that overlaps with a listening interval of a first connection.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure allow a mobile station to activate a sleep mode in order to reduce power consumption when the residual battery capacity is low. Certain embodiments of the present disclosure also provide techniques for adaptive power saving applied during an idle mode operation.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide a technique that allows a mobile station (MS) to proactively perform a handover during an idle mode. For example, during listening intervals of an idle mode, the MS may scan neighboring base stations (BSs) and proactively handover to a target BS. The MS may be able to synchronize frame numbers with the target BS before missing a page.