Abstract:
Techniques for access terminal radio link monitoring on a shared communication medium are disclosed. In an aspect, an access terminal detects a missed reference signal event associated with a radio link established on the shared communication medium, wherein detecting the missed reference signal event comprises determining that the access terminal did not detect a reference signal for measuring a quality of the radio link transmitted during a reference signal configuration window, assigns an error metric to the missed reference signal event based on reference signal monitoring capabilities of the access terminal, and triggers a radio link failure based on the assigned error metric. In an aspect, the missed reference signal event may be a missed Discovery Reference Signaling (DRS) event, the error metric may be a Block Error Rate (BLER) weight, and the reference signal for measuring the quality of the radio link comprises a Cell-specific Reference Signal (CRS).
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates generally to uplink procedures on a shared communication medium. In an aspect, an access terminal receives a downlink subframe from an access point on the shared communication medium and, in response to receiving the downlink subframe, transmits uplink control information (UCI) for the downlink subframe on a first uplink subframe of a first UCI channel of a plurality of UCI channels.
Abstract:
The disclosure provides for detecting interference in wireless communications. A wireless devices may receive an interfering signal on a portion of unlicensed spectrum. The wireless device may perform cyclic autocorrelation on the interfering signal to determine one or both of a cyclic prefix length and a symbol period. The wireless device may determine a radio access technology of the interfering signal based on one or both of the cyclic prefix length and the symbol period. In an aspect, the wireless device may further transmit an interference report including information regarding the interfering signal including the cyclic prefix length, symbol period, identified radio access technology, or packet length.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses for managing uplink scheduling for one or more user equipment served by a network entity in a wireless communications system are presented. For instance, an example method is presented that includes generating, by the network entity, an uplink bandwidth allocation map, the uplink bandwidth allocation map defining an uplink bandwidth allocation for at least one of the one or more user equipment for at least one of a plurality of uplink transmission window lengths. In addition, the example method includes transmitting the uplink bandwidth allocation map to at least one of the one or more user equipment.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to methods and apparatus for transmission restriction and efficient signaling. A base station (BS) may determine information regarding a restricted set of system parameters used for transmission from at least one of the serving BS or one or more potentially interfering BSs and signal the information to a user equipment (UE). According to certain aspects, a UE may receive the signaling of information regarding the restricted set of system parameters used for transmission from at least one of the serving BS or the one or more potentially interfering BSs and use the information to cancel interference by transmissions from the one or more potentially interfering BSs or serving BS.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for wireless communications by a user equipment (UE), including receiving, from a network entity, one or more parameters for performing interference prediction at the UE; predicting, for each of at least one communications resource, a predicted interference at the UE, wherein the predicted interference comprises a plurality of probability values, each probability value of the plurality of probability values being associated with a different class of a plurality of classes, each class of the plurality of classes associated with a corresponding range of interference power; and sending, to the network entity, a report based on the predicted interference.
Abstract:
Wireless communications systems and methods related to communicating control information are provided. A method of wireless communication performed by a user equipment (UE) may include receiving, from a base station (BS), a configuration for a channel state information (CSI) report setting, wherein a report quantity configured by the CSI report setting comprises at least measured channel characteristics of channel state information reference signal (CSI-RS) resources or synchronization signal block (SSB) resources for channel measurement associated with the CSI report setting and parameters of predicted channel characteristics associated with the CSI-RS resources or the SSB resources for channel measurement associated with the CSI report setting and transmitting, to the BS, a CSI report based on the CSI report setting.
Abstract:
Methods, apparatuses, and computer readable medium for wireless communication are provided. An example method may include receiving, from a base station, at least one channel status information (CSI) report setting associated with CSI resource setting that configures a set of CSI reference signals (CSI-RS resources), at least one CSI report setting including at least one quantity change rate associated with one or more predicted quantities over at least one future time window or one or more measured quantities over at least one past time window, one or more predicted quantities or one or more measured quantities being associated with the set of CSI-RS resources. The example UE may further include transmitting, to the base station based on at least one CSI report setting, the quantity change rate or reliability information message based on one or more predicted quantities over at least one future time window.
Abstract:
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some wireless communications systems, a base station may transmit sets of network coding encoded packets user equipments (UEs), and each set of network coding encoded packets may be associated with a redundancy overhead. The base station may dynamically identify the redundancy overhead for transmitting sets of network coding encoded packets to each UE based on a failure rate associated with a previous transmission of network coding encoded packets to that UE. For example, the base station may determine a failure rate associated with a transmission of a first set of network coding encoded packets and may identify a redundancy overhead associated with one or more second sets of network coding encoded packets based on the determined failure rate. In some cases, the base station may identify different redundancy overheads for transmissions of network coding encoded packets to different UEs.
Abstract:
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A first wireless device may determine an energy pattern corresponding to a characteristic of the first wireless device. The energy pattern may include at least two sub-periods of different energy levels. The first wireless device may transmit the energy pattern on a channel (e.g., an unlicensed channel) prior to transmitting a first message on the channel to indicate the upcoming message to other devices. A second wireless device may monitor the channel during energy detection intervals and may detect the energy pattern. The second wireless device may determine the characteristic of the first wireless device based on detecting the energy pattern and may modify timing for transmission of a second message on the channel based on determining the characteristic. The first wireless device may transmit the first message on the channel based on transmitting the energy pattern.