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| | Wen CHEN | | Wen CHEN |
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| − | This patent application describes methods and electronic devices for tracking a user's hydration level. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The system determines the amount of liquid consumed by the user by using a sensor to detect the number of sips or swallows.
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| − | * It calculates the user's hydration level based on the determined amount of liquid consumed.
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| − | * The system can also determine the user's baseline consumption rate by counting previous sips or swallows while the user consumed a known amount of liquid.
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| − | * The baseline consumption rate can be adjusted based on the type of liquid being consumed.
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| − | * The system can also take into account the context in which the user is drinking and the type of liquid being consumed to determine the user's hydration level.
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| − | Various embodiments include methods and electronic devices for tracking hydration of a user. Embodiments may include determining an amount of liquid consumed by the user based on a predetermined baseline consumption rate for the user and a number of sips or swallows detected by a sensor, and reporting an indication of a determined hydration level of the user based on the determined amount of liquid consumed. Some embodiments include determining the user's predetermined baseline consumption rate based on previously counted sips or swallows, either detected by the sensor or input by the user, while the user consumed a known amount of liquid. Some embodiments include selecting the predetermined baseline consumption rate for the user based on the determined type of liquid being consumed. Some embodiments include determining the hydration level of the user further based on a context in the user is drinking and/or the type of liquid being consumed.
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| | ===ANGLE CALIBRATION FOR CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION ([[US Patent Application 18040394. ANGLE CALIBRATION FOR CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION simplified abstract|18040394]])=== | | ===ANGLE CALIBRATION FOR CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION ([[US Patent Application 18040394. ANGLE CALIBRATION FOR CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION simplified abstract|18040394]])=== |
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| | Yuwei REN | | Yuwei REN |
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| − | The patent application describes techniques for improving the estimation of the angle-of-arrival (AoA) of uplink signals in a wireless communication system.
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| − | * Victim user equipment (UE) is configured with cross-link interference (CLI) resources to measure interference from other UEs.
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| − | * The victim UE uses these CLI opportunities to estimate the AoAs of the uplink signals from the interfering UEs.
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| − | * By estimating the AoAs, the location estimation of the victim UE can be enhanced.
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| − | * This technique allows for more accurate positioning of UEs in a wireless communication system.
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| − | Techniques for enabling a cross-link interference (CLI) based uplink (UL) angle-of-arrival (AoA) estimations are disclosed. A victim user equipment (UE) may be configured with CLI resources to measure CLIs from one or more aggressor UEs. The victim UE may take the CLI opportunities also to estimate the AoAs of the UL signals from the aggressor UEs. In this way, UE's location estimation may be enhanced.
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| | ===GI-FMCW RADAR REFERENCE SIGNAL DESIGN FOR JOINT COMMUNICATION-RADAR ([[US Patent Application 17661864. GI-FMCW RADAR REFERENCE SIGNAL DESIGN FOR JOINT COMMUNICATION-RADAR simplified abstract|17661864]])=== | | ===GI-FMCW RADAR REFERENCE SIGNAL DESIGN FOR JOINT COMMUNICATION-RADAR ([[US Patent Application 17661864. GI-FMCW RADAR REFERENCE SIGNAL DESIGN FOR JOINT COMMUNICATION-RADAR simplified abstract|17661864]])=== |
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| | Preeti KUMARI | | Preeti KUMARI |
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| − | - The patent application describes a method to improve joint communication-radar systems by using a radar reference signal with a GI-FMCW waveform.
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| − | - The method is compatible with communication-centric waveforms and can be applied to wireless devices or network entities with minimal changes.
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| − | - A wireless device transmits a set of communication signals.
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| − | - The wireless device configures parameters for radar reference signals based on the set of communication signals.
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| − | - Each radar reference signal in the set includes a guard interval.
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| − | - The wireless device then transmits the set of radar reference signals with the configured parameters.
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| − | Aspects presented herein may improve joint communication-radar system by providing a radar reference signal with GI-FMCW waveform. Aspects presented herein may be compatible with communication-centric waveforms and thereby may apply to UEs or network entities with minimal changes if specified. In one aspect, a wireless device transmits a set of communication signals. The wireless device configure one or more parameters associated with a set of radar reference signals for radar sensing based on the set of communication signals, each radar reference signal in the set of radar reference signals including a guard interval. The wireless device transmits the set of radar reference signals associated with the one or more parameters.
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| | ===DYNAMIC POWER-DOWN MANAGEMENT IN A COMPUTING DEVICE ([[US Patent Application 17737997. DYNAMIC POWER-DOWN MANAGEMENT IN A COMPUTING DEVICE simplified abstract|17737997]])=== | | ===DYNAMIC POWER-DOWN MANAGEMENT IN A COMPUTING DEVICE ([[US Patent Application 17737997. DYNAMIC POWER-DOWN MANAGEMENT IN A COMPUTING DEVICE simplified abstract|17737997]])=== |
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| | Ajay KUMAR | | Ajay KUMAR |
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| − | The abstract describes a method for determining whether to power down a subsystem in a computing device based on its idle time and various measurements.
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| − | * The decision to power down is based on the subsystem's current consumption, bandwidth usage, and efficiency.
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| − | * A count value is calculated using predetermined relations between the measurements.
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| − | * The subsystem is powered down if it has been idle for a duration equal to or longer than the calculated count value.
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| − | In a computing device it may be determined whether to power down a subsystem based on how long the subsystem has been idle and based on one or more measurements of subsystem current consumption, subsystem bandwidth usage, and subsystem efficiency. An idle power-down count value may be determined based on the measurements, using predetermined relations among subsystem current consumption, subsystem bandwidth usage, and subsystem efficiency. The subsystem may be powered down based on a determination of whether the subsystem has been idle for an interval not less than the idle power-down count value.
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| | ===SELECTIVE REFRESH FOR MEMORY DEVICES ([[US Patent Application 17661810. SELECTIVE REFRESH FOR MEMORY DEVICES simplified abstract|17661810]])=== | | ===SELECTIVE REFRESH FOR MEMORY DEVICES ([[US Patent Application 17661810. SELECTIVE REFRESH FOR MEMORY DEVICES simplified abstract|17661810]])=== |
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| | Engin Ipek | | Engin Ipek |
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| − | - The patent application discusses selective refresh techniques for memory devices.
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| − | - The memory device can set a flag or indication to exempt certain memory segments from active refresh.
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| − | - This exemption allows these memory segments to be continuously available, improving performance.
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| − | - The exempted memory segments are indirectly refreshed through frequent read or write commands.
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| − | - The innovation aims to enhance memory device performance by selectively refreshing memory segments.
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| − | Selective refresh techniques for memory devices are disclosed. In one aspect, a memory device that is used with an application that has frequent repeated read or write commands to certain memory segments may be able to set a flag or similar indication that exempts these certain memory segments from being actively refreshed. By exempting these memory segments from being actively refreshed, these memory segments are continuously available, thereby improving performance. Likewise, because these memory segments are so frequently the subject of a read or write command, these memory segments are indirectly refreshed through the execution of the read or write command.
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| | ===ON-DIE CHIP-TO-CHIP (C2C) LINK STATE MONITOR ([[US Patent Application 17662032. ON-DIE CHIP-TO-CHIP (C2C) LINK STATE MONITOR simplified abstract|17662032]])=== | | ===ON-DIE CHIP-TO-CHIP (C2C) LINK STATE MONITOR ([[US Patent Application 17662032. ON-DIE CHIP-TO-CHIP (C2C) LINK STATE MONITOR simplified abstract|17662032]])=== |
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| | Ramesh Krishnamurthy MADHIRA | | Ramesh Krishnamurthy MADHIRA |
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| − | The patent application describes techniques for chip-to-chip serial communications, specifically for communication between chiplets on a multi-chip package.
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| − | * The method involves monitoring the state of the chip-to-chip link on the die.
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| − | * When a change in link state is detected, information about the change is stored in an on-die first-in, first-out (FIFO) buffer.
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| − | * The stored information includes the previous link state, the duration of time the link was in that state, and the speed of the link in that state.
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| − | * When a request for link state change information is received, the information is retrieved from the FIFO buffer.
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| − | * The retrieved information is then transmitted serially to an output pin on the die, such as a general purpose input/output (GPIO) pin.
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| − | Disclosed are techniques for chip-to-chip (C2C) serial communications, such as communications between chiplets on a multi-chip package. In some aspects, a method of on-die monitoring of C2C links comprises detecting a change of the C2C link from a first link state to a second link state and storing link state change information in an on-die first-in, first-out (FIFO) buffer. The link state change information indicates the first link state, the duration of time the C2C link was in the first link state, and the speed of the C2C link in the first link state. Upon detecting a request for link state change information, link state change information is retrieved from the FIFO buffer and transmitted serially to an output pin of the die, such as a general purpose input/output (GPIO) pin.
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| | ===CONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION ([[US Patent Application 18017598. CONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION simplified abstract|18017598]])=== | | ===CONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION ([[US Patent Application 18017598. CONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION simplified abstract|18017598]])=== |
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| | Pavan Kumar VITTHALADEVUNI | | Pavan Kumar VITTHALADEVUNI |
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| − | - This patent application describes a method for transmitting configuration parameters for training a neural network in wireless communication.
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| − | - The network entity sends a training command to the UE (user equipment) in a wireless message.
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| − | - The UE trains the neural network based on the received configuration from the network entity.
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| − | - The configuration includes a period of time for training the neural network.
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| − | - The period of time can indicate an action for the UE to perform when it expires.
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| − | - The period of time can also indicate the periodicity of the neural network training.
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| − | A network entity may transmit a configuration for neural network training parameters for wireless communication by the UE, and the UE may train the neural network at the UE based on the configuration received from the network entity. The network entity may transmit a training command in a wireless message to the UE, and the UE may train the neural network based on the received configuration in response to the received training command. The configuration may include a period of time associated with the training the neural network. The period of time may indicate an action for the UE to perform when the period of time expires, and/or indicate the periodicity of the neural network training.
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| | ===CONTENT-AWARE BIFURCATED UPSCALING ([[US Patent Application 18245437. CONTENT-AWARE BIFURCATED UPSCALING simplified abstract|18245437]])=== | | ===CONTENT-AWARE BIFURCATED UPSCALING ([[US Patent Application 18245437. CONTENT-AWARE BIFURCATED UPSCALING simplified abstract|18245437]])=== |
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| | Qingqing GAI | | Qingqing GAI |
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| − | The patent application describes a method for processing image data that includes text and graphics.
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| − | * The method involves receiving input image data in a certain resolution.
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| − | * The input image data is then used to generate scaled graphic data at a different resolution using a scaling factor.
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| − | * Similarly, scaled text data is generated based on the original text data and a different scaling factor.
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| − | * Finally, the output image data is generated in the second resolution using the scaled text and graphic data.
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| − | Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method, including: receiving input image data in a first resolution, wherein the input image data comprises text data and graphic data; generating scaled graphic data at a second resolution based on the graphic data at the first resolution and a first scaling factor, wherein the second resolution is based on the first resolution and the first scaling factor; generating scaled text data based on the text data and a second scaling factor; and generating output image data in the second resolution based on the scaled text data and the scaled graphic data.
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| | ===CAMERA FRAME EXTRAPOLATION FOR VIDEO PASS-THROUGH ([[US Patent Application 17739820. CAMERA FRAME EXTRAPOLATION FOR VIDEO PASS-THROUGH simplified abstract|17739820]])=== | | ===CAMERA FRAME EXTRAPOLATION FOR VIDEO PASS-THROUGH ([[US Patent Application 17739820. CAMERA FRAME EXTRAPOLATION FOR VIDEO PASS-THROUGH simplified abstract|17739820]])=== |
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| | Samuel Benjamin HOLMES | | Samuel Benjamin HOLMES |
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| − | This patent application describes a system and method for synchronizing the frame rate of content captured by a camera with the refresh rate of a display.
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| − | * The system is designed for devices like extended reality (XR) devices.
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| − | * The camera captures frames at a slower rate than the display refresh rate.
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| − | * The method involves obtaining two frames from the camera and determining the motion between them.
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| − | * Based on the second frame and the determined motion, the method predicts a third frame that would come after the second frame.
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| − | * The predicted third frame is then displayed along with mixed reality content and virtual content rendered for the XR device.
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| − | Systems and techniques are provided for synchronizing a frame rate of pass-through content from a camera and a display refresh rate. An example method can include obtaining first and second frames captured by an image capture device (which may be part of a device, such as an extended reality (XR) device). A display refresh rate of a display is greater than a camera frame rate of the image capture device. The method may determine motion between the first frame and the second frame. The method can include predicting, based on the second frame and the determined motion, a third frame corresponding to a time after the second frame. The method can include displaying content (e.g., mixed reality content) including the predicted third frame and virtual content rendered for the XR device.
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| | ===ESTIMATING AND TRANSMITTING OBJECTS CAPTURED BY A CAMERA ([[US Patent Application 18311187. ESTIMATING AND TRANSMITTING OBJECTS CAPTURED BY A CAMERA simplified abstract|18311187]])=== | | ===ESTIMATING AND TRANSMITTING OBJECTS CAPTURED BY A CAMERA ([[US Patent Application 18311187. ESTIMATING AND TRANSMITTING OBJECTS CAPTURED BY A CAMERA simplified abstract|18311187]])=== |
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| | Urs NIESEN | | Urs NIESEN |
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| − | The abstract describes a wireless device that can obtain an image from a camera, which includes at least one object with multiple dimensions. The image is a 2D projection of the object.
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| − | * The wireless device calculates the dimensions of the object based on the 2D projection.
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| − | * It also estimates the inverse depth of the object's dimensions using information about the camera or a reference object associated with the captured object.
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| − | * The wireless device then transmits an indication of the object's dimensions, including the calculated dimensions and estimated inverse depth.
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| − | A wireless device may obtain, from a camera, an image with at least one captured object, which may include a plurality of dimensions. The image may include a 2D projection of the at least one captured object. The wireless device may calculate at least one dimension of the plurality of dimensions of the at least one captured object based on the 2D projection of the at least one captured object. The wireless device may estimate an inverse depth of the plurality of dimensions of the at least one captured object based on information associated with one or more properties of the camera or of at least one reference object associated with the at least one captured object. The wireless device may transmit an indication of the plurality of dimensions of the at least one captured object including the calculated at least one dimension and the estimated inverse depth.
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| | ===TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE ANTENNA ARRAY CONFIGURATION FOR RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING ([[US Patent Application 17739017. TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE ANTENNA ARRAY CONFIGURATION FOR RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING simplified abstract|17739017]])=== | | ===TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE ANTENNA ARRAY CONFIGURATION FOR RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING ([[US Patent Application 17739017. TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE ANTENNA ARRAY CONFIGURATION FOR RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING simplified abstract|17739017]])=== |
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| | Idan Michael HORN | | Idan Michael HORN |
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| − | - The patent application describes techniques and apparatuses for radio frequency (RF) beamforming using a cylindrical lens and interleaved receive and transmit antenna arrays.
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| − | - The apparatus includes a cylindrical lens with a curved second surface and a first surface.
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| − | - The cylindrical lens has a power direction corresponding to the curvature of the second surface and a non-power direction orthogonal to it.
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| − | - The apparatus includes at least one receive antenna array with multiple receive antenna array elements placed near the first surface of the cylindrical lens.
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| − | - The apparatus also includes at least one transmit antenna array with multiple transmit antenna array elements placed near the first surface of the cylindrical lens.
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| − | Some techniques and apparatuses described herein provide radio frequency (RF) beamforming using a cylindrical lens and interleaved receive and transmit antenna arrays. In one example, an apparatus for wireless communication may include a cylindrical lens having a first surface and a curved second surface opposite to the first surface. In some cases, the cylindrical lens may include a power direction corresponding to a curvature of the curved second surface and a non-power direction that is orthogonal to the power direction. In some aspects, the apparatus can include at least one receive antenna array disposed proximate to the first surface of the cylindrical lens that has a plurality of receive antenna array elements. In some examples, the apparatus can include at least one transmit antenna array disposed proximate to the first surface of the cylindrical lens that has a plurality of transmit antenna array elements.
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| | ===RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING DEVICE WITH CYLINDRICAL LENS ([[US Patent Application 17739012. RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING DEVICE WITH CYLINDRICAL LENS simplified abstract|17739012]])=== | | ===RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING DEVICE WITH CYLINDRICAL LENS ([[US Patent Application 17739012. RADIO FREQUENCY BEAMFORMING DEVICE WITH CYLINDRICAL LENS simplified abstract|17739012]])=== |
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| − | - The patent application describes techniques and apparatuses for implementing radio frequency (RF) beamforming using a cylindrical lens.
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| − | - The cylindrical lens is used to enable phased array beamforming in one direction and lensed beamforming in a second direction.
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| − | - The apparatus for wireless communication includes a cylindrical lens with a first surface and a second surface.
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| − | - The cylindrical lens has a power direction corresponding to the curvature of the first surface and a non-power direction orthogonal to the power direction.
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| − | Some techniques and apparatuses described herein provide radio frequency (RF) beamforming using a cylindrical lens for implementing phased array beamforming in one direction and lensed beamforming in a second direction. In one example, an apparatus for wireless communication may include a cylindrical lens having a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. In some cases, the cylindrical lens may include a power direction that corresponds to a curvature of the first surface and a non-power direction that is orthogonal to the power direction. In some aspects, the apparatus can include a plurality of linear antenna arrays disposed proximate to the second surface of the cylindrical lens, wherein each linear antenna array of the plurality of linear antenna arrays includes a plurality of antenna array elements.
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| | ===POLARIZATION ADJUSTED CHANNEL CODING DESIGN FOR COMPLEXITY REDUCTION ([[US Patent Application 17736675. POLARIZATION ADJUSTED CHANNEL CODING DESIGN FOR COMPLEXITY REDUCTION simplified abstract|17736675]])=== | | ===POLARIZATION ADJUSTED CHANNEL CODING DESIGN FOR COMPLEXITY REDUCTION ([[US Patent Application 17736675. POLARIZATION ADJUSTED CHANNEL CODING DESIGN FOR COMPLEXITY REDUCTION simplified abstract|17736675]])=== |
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| − | * The transmitting device divides a set of information bits into subsets of bits for different channel instances.
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| − | * The first subset of bits is encoded using a first channel coding scheme for a specific channel instance.
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| − | * The encoded subsets of bits are input to a polarizing transform, which generates a set of encoded polarized bits.
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| − | * The receiving device applies a depolarizing transform to the received bits to obtain subsets of bits corresponding to different channel instances.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A transmitting device may allocate a set of information bits into multiple subsets of bits corresponding to channel instances of a channel. The transmitting device may encode a first subset of bits according to a first channel coding scheme for a first channel instance and a second subset of bits according to a second channel coding scheme for a second channel instance. The transmitting device may input encoded subsets of bits to a polarizing transform, which may output a set of encoded polarized bits that are transmitted to a receiving device. Upon reception of the encoded polarized bits, the receiving device may apply a depolarizing transform to obtain multiple subsets of bits corresponding to channel instances of the channel, and may decode each subset of bits according to a respective channel coding scheme.
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| − | - The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a user equipment (UE) receiving a reference signal from a network entity.
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| − | - The UE then transmits digital pre-distortion (DPD) information to the network entity via a feedback channel.
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| − | - The DPD information is based on the reference signal and provides an estimate of non-linearities of a power amplifier at the network entity.
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| − | - The purpose of the DPD information is to help improve the performance and efficiency of the power amplifier.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a network entity, a reference signal. The UE may transmit, to the network entity and via a feedback channel, digital pre-distortion (DPD) information that is based at least in part on the reference signal, wherein the DPD information indicates an estimate of non-linearities of a power amplifier at the network entity based at least in part on the reference signal. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| − | The abstract of this patent application describes a method for wireless communication between two devices using different radio frequency technologies.
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| − | * The first device sends a synchronization message to the second device using one radio frequency technology.
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| − | * The synchronization message helps the second device obtain synchronization information for a different radio frequency technology.
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| − | * The first device also sends a set of ranging measurement signals to the second device associated with the second radio frequency technology.
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| − | * The second device sends a second set of ranging measurement signals to the first device associated with the second radio frequency technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a first wireless communication device may transmit, to a second wireless communication device, a time and/or frequency synchronization message using a first radio frequency (RF) technology, wherein the time and/or frequency synchronization message is used to obtain synchronization information for a second RF technology. The first wireless communication device may transmit, to the second wireless communication device, a first set of ranging measurement signals associated with the second RF technology. The first wireless communication device may receive, from the second wireless communication device, a second set of ranging measurement signals associated with the second RF technology. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can transmit capability information to the network indicating its coherence capability for transmitting multiple layers on a single antenna port.
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| − | - The indicated capability information may be less than the actual capability of the UE, but it specifies which transmission precoding matrix indicator (TPMI) indexes are valid.
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| − | - This helps prevent the UE from transmitting complex waveforms resulting from too many layers per antenna port.
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| − | - The UE can indicate a threshold number of layers per antenna port it can support in the capability information.
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| − | - The UE can also indicate its coherence capability on a per-rank basis.
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| − | - The UE may be capable of supporting up to 8 layers per antenna port.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may transmit capability information to the network indicating its coherence capability for transmitting multiple layers on a single antenna port. In some cases, the indicated capability information may actually be less than the actual capability of the UE, but may indicate which transmission precoding matrix indicator (TPMI) indexes are valid, such that the UE is not expected to transmit complex waveforms resulting from too many layers per antenna port. In some examples, the UE may indicate, in the capability information, a threshold number of layers per antenna port it can support. In some examples, the UE may indicate its coherence capability on a per-rank basis. In some examples, the UE may be capable of supporting up to 8 layers per antenna port. In some cases, codebooks may be restricted to support 8 layer transmissions.
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| | ===LAYER-SPECIFIC FEEDBACK PERIODICITY ([[US Patent Application 18246025. LAYER-SPECIFIC FEEDBACK PERIODICITY simplified abstract|18246025]])=== | | ===LAYER-SPECIFIC FEEDBACK PERIODICITY ([[US Patent Application 18246025. LAYER-SPECIFIC FEEDBACK PERIODICITY simplified abstract|18246025]])=== |
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| | Liangming WU | | Liangming WU |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * The invention focuses on a user equipment (UE) receiving a channel state information (CSI) configuration from a base station.
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| − | * The CSI configuration indicates different feedback reporting periodicities for dominant and non-dominant spatial layers.
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| − | * The UE transmits CSI reports for the dominant and non-dominant spatial layers according to their respective feedback reporting periodicities.
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| − | * In some cases, the UE may be triggered by downlink control information to report CSI for the dominant spatial layer.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station, a channel state information (CSI) configuration indicating a first feedback reporting periodicity for a dominant, or strong, spatial layer and a second feedback reporting periodicity for a non-dominant, or weak, spatial layer. The UE may transmit a first CSI report for at least the dominant spatial layer according to the first feedback reporting periodicity. The UE may transmit a second CSI report for the non-dominant spatial layer according to the second feedback reporting periodicity. In some cases, for aperiodic reporting, the UE may be triggered by downlink control information to report CSI for the dominant spatial layer. In some cases, the CSI configuration may indicate different codebooks for the dominant and non-dominant spatial layers.
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| | ===60 GHZ OPERATING MODE FOR WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (WLANS) ([[US Patent Application 17738892. 60 GHZ OPERATING MODE FOR WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (WLANS) simplified abstract|17738892]])=== | | ===60 GHZ OPERATING MODE FOR WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (WLANS) ([[US Patent Application 17738892. 60 GHZ OPERATING MODE FOR WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (WLANS) simplified abstract|17738892]])=== |
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| − | - This patent application is about methods, devices, and systems for increasing carrier frequencies for wireless communications in wireless local area networks (WLANs).
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| − | - Specifically, it focuses on BSS (Basic Service Set) discovery and association techniques that support wireless communications on carrier frequencies above 7 GHz.
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| − | - The innovation involves an access point (AP) using beamforming on a wireless communication link operating at a carrier frequency above 7 GHz (directional link) while offloading the BSS discovery and association procedures onto a wireless communication link operating at a carrier frequency below 7 GHz (anchor link).
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| − | - The AP performs a beamforming training operation with a STA (Station) over the anchor link upon associating with the STA.
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| − | - The AP then communicates with the STA over the directional link using a beam derived from the beamforming training operation.
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| − | This disclosure provides methods, devices and systems for increasing carrier frequencies for wireless communications in wireless local area networks (WLANs). Some implementations more specifically relate to BSS discovery and association techniques that support wireless communications on carrier frequencies above 7 GHz. In some aspects, an access point (AP) may communicate using beamforming on a wireless communication link operating at a carrier frequency above 7 GHz (the “directional link”) while offloading the BSS discovery and association procedures needed to support such communications onto a wireless communication link operating at a carrier frequency below 7 GHz (the “anchor link”). In some implementations, the AP may perform a beamforming training operation with a STA over the directional link upon associating with the STA over the anchor link. In such implementations, the AP may communicate with the STA over the directional link using a beam derived from the beamforming training operation.
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| | ===MULTIPLEXING SIDELINK DATA FOR COMMUNICATION ([[US Patent Application 17921068. MULTIPLEXING SIDELINK DATA FOR COMMUNICATION simplified abstract|17921068]])=== | | ===MULTIPLEXING SIDELINK DATA FOR COMMUNICATION ([[US Patent Application 17921068. MULTIPLEXING SIDELINK DATA FOR COMMUNICATION simplified abstract|17921068]])=== |
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| | Chih-Hao LIU | | Chih-Hao LIU |
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| − | The patent application is about a user equipment (UE) that can establish a sidelink communication channel with a wireless network and allocate time resources for channel-state information reference signals (CSI-RS) and handle collisions.
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| − | * The UE receives a signal called physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH) through the sidelink communication.
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| − | * The PSSCH consists of multiple interlaced physical resource blocks.
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| − | * The UE processes time-division multiplexed CSI-RS in one or more resource blocks to trigger the PSSCH signal.
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| − | Aspects of the disclosure relate to a user equipment (UE) for establishing a sidelink communication channel with a wireless network and perform time resource allocation of channel-state information reference signals (CSI-RS), as well as collision handling. The UE may receive a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH) signal via the sidelink communication, where the PSSCH includes one or more interlaced physical resource blocks. The UE may process time-division multiplexed CSI-RS in one or more resource blocks for triggering the PSSCH signal.
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| | ===CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION (CSI) REFERENCE SIGNAL CAPABILITY REPORTING FOR MULTIPLE TRANSMIT RECEIVE POINT CSI MEASUREMENT ([[US Patent Application 18044421. CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION (CSI) REFERENCE SIGNAL CAPABILITY REPORTING FOR MULTIPLE TRANSMIT RECEIVE POINT CSI MEASUREMENT simplified abstract|18044421]])=== | | ===CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION (CSI) REFERENCE SIGNAL CAPABILITY REPORTING FOR MULTIPLE TRANSMIT RECEIVE POINT CSI MEASUREMENT ([[US Patent Application 18044421. CHANNEL STATE INFORMATION (CSI) REFERENCE SIGNAL CAPABILITY REPORTING FOR MULTIPLE TRANSMIT RECEIVE POINT CSI MEASUREMENT simplified abstract|18044421]])=== |
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| | Chenxi HAO | | Chenxi HAO |
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| − | The patent application is about wireless communication and specifically focuses on user equipment (UE) determining channel state information (CSI) reference signal (CSI-RS) capabilities for multi-TRP CSI measurement. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on user equipment (UE) determining channel state information (CSI) reference signal (CSI-RS) capabilities for multi-TRP CSI measurement.
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| − | * The UE is able to determine one or more CSI-RS capabilities associated with multi-TRP CSI measurement.
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| − | * Each CSI-RS capability indicates either the number of active CSI-RS resources or the number of active CSI-RS ports supported by the UE for multi-TRP CSI measurement.
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| − | * The UE then transmits an indication of the determined CSI-RS capabilities associated with multi-TRP CSI measurement.
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| − | * The patent application provides numerous other aspects related to wireless communication and multi-TRP CSI measurement.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine one or more channel state information (CSI) reference signal (CSI-RS) capabilities associated with multiple transmit receive point (multi-TRP) CSI measurement, each CSI-RS capability indicating at least one of a number of active CSI-RS resources or a number of active CSI-RS ports supported by the UE for multi-TRP CSI measurement. The UE may transmit an indication of the one or more CSI-RS capabilities associated with multi-TRP CSI measurement. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===CPU, TIMING, AND CAPABILITY SPECIFICATIONS FOR ECSF REPORT BASED ON PROJECTED CLI IN FD ([[US Patent Application 17662646. CPU, TIMING, AND CAPABILITY SPECIFICATIONS FOR ECSF REPORT BASED ON PROJECTED CLI IN FD simplified abstract|17662646]])=== | | ===CPU, TIMING, AND CAPABILITY SPECIFICATIONS FOR ECSF REPORT BASED ON PROJECTED CLI IN FD ([[US Patent Application 17662646. CPU, TIMING, AND CAPABILITY SPECIFICATIONS FOR ECSF REPORT BASED ON PROJECTED CLI IN FD simplified abstract|17662646]])=== |
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| | Thomas Valerrian Pasca SANTHAPPAN | | Thomas Valerrian Pasca SANTHAPPAN |
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| − | The patent application describes a method for estimating channel state information (CSI) in a wireless communication system.
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| − | * The method involves a first user equipment (UE) estimating a channel state based on a zero power reference signal (ZP-SRS) received from a second UE.
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| − | * A network node then transmits a CSI reference signal (CSI-RS) to the first UE, which uses it to estimate the downlink channel state.
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| − | * The first UE further estimates one or more enhanced channel state feedback (eCSF) parameters based on the estimated channel states, multiple interference hypotheses, and certain specifications or indications provided by the UE.
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| − | * Finally, the first UE sends an eCSF report to the network node, which includes the estimated eCSF parameters.
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| − | The innovation in this patent application lies in the method for estimating channel state information and enhanced channel state feedback parameters in a wireless communication system.
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| − | A UE may estimate a CLI channel state based on a ZP-SRS from a second UE. A network node may transmit to the UE, and the UE may receive from the network node, a CSI-RS. The UE may estimate a downlink channel state based on the CSI-RS from the network node. The UE may estimate one or more eCSF parameters based on the CLI channel state, the downlink channel state, two or more interference hypotheses, and at least one of a CPU specification, a timing specification, or a UE capability indication. The UE may transmit to the network node, and the network node may receive from the UE, an eCSF report based on the one or more eCSF parameters.
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| | ===DYNAMIC BEAM SWITCHING DELAY CAPABILITY ([[US Patent Application 17739821. DYNAMIC BEAM SWITCHING DELAY CAPABILITY simplified abstract|17739821]])=== | | ===DYNAMIC BEAM SWITCHING DELAY CAPABILITY ([[US Patent Application 17739821. DYNAMIC BEAM SWITCHING DELAY CAPABILITY simplified abstract|17739821]])=== |
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| | Iyab Issam Sakhnini | | Iyab Issam Sakhnini |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can update its capability to a network entity periodically when there are changes in the complexity, power, or memory requirements of the UE.
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| − | - The UE can also update its capability when triggered by a network entity, during a scheduled time set by the network entity, or when a timer expires.
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| − | - The capabilities can include explicit values for beam switching delay or an index selecting delay values from a pre-configured table in the UE.
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| − | - The UE and network entity can communicate based on capability values that indicate a time delay between a transmitted reference signal and the UE being ready for a downlink transmission using a selected beam based on the reference signal.
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| − | - This capability can inform the network entity to avoid scheduling downlink messages during the delay.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A user equipment (UE) may update a capability to a network entity periodically when the complexity, power, or memory needs of the UE change. The UE may additionally update the capability upon being triggered by a network entity, during a time scheduled by the network entity, upon the expiration of a timer, etc. The capabilities may be or include explicit values for beam switching delay, or an index selecting delay values from a table previously configured to the UE, for example. Additionally, The UE and network entity may support communications according to capability values associated with a time delay between a transmitted reference signal with repetition and the UE being ready for a downlink transmission using a beam selected based on the reference signal. This capability may indicate to the network entity to avoid scheduling downlink messages during the delay.
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| | ===ENHANCED INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT SUB-BAND CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE REPORT ([[US Patent Application 18311855. ENHANCED INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT SUB-BAND CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE REPORT simplified abstract|18311855]])=== | | ===ENHANCED INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT SUB-BAND CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE REPORT ([[US Patent Application 18311855. ENHANCED INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT SUB-BAND CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE REPORT simplified abstract|18311855]])=== |
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| | Qian ZHANG | | Qian ZHANG |
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| − | - The patent application describes an apparatus that can measure a CLI (Co-Channel Interference) metric for multiple DL (Downlink) sub-bands.
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| − | - The apparatus can transmit information about the CLI metric for a subset of the DL sub-bands or transmit a single-bit indication for at least one DL sub-band.
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| − | - The apparatus can also configure resources for a first user equipment (UE) to measure the CLI metric from a second UE in multiple DL sub-bands.
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| − | - The apparatus can receive information about the CLI metric for a subset of the DL sub-bands or receive a single-bit indication for at least one DL sub-band.
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| − | An apparatus may be configured to measure a CLI metric for each of a plurality of DL sub-bands configured for the apparatus and to transmit information relating to the CLI metric for a subset of the plurality of DL sub-bands and/or to transmit a single-bit indication reporting the CLI metric for at least one DL sub-band in the plurality of DL sub-bands. The apparatus may be configured to configure a first set of resources for a first UE to measure a CLI metric from a second UE in each of a plurality of DL sub-bands configured for the first UE and to receive information relating to the CLI metric for a subset of the plurality of DL sub-bands and/or to receive a single-bit indication reporting the CLI metric for at least one DL sub-band in the plurality of DL sub-bands.
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| | ===MODULATION AND CODING SCHEME CONFIGURATION DETERMINATION ([[US Patent Application 18318872. MODULATION AND CODING SCHEME CONFIGURATION DETERMINATION simplified abstract|18318872]])=== | | ===MODULATION AND CODING SCHEME CONFIGURATION DETERMINATION ([[US Patent Application 18318872. MODULATION AND CODING SCHEME CONFIGURATION DETERMINATION simplified abstract|18318872]])=== |
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| | Shuanshuan WU | | Shuanshuan WU |
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| − | The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically to device-to-device communication between user equipment (UE).
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| − | * The UE determines a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) configuration for the device-to-device communication based on various factors such as transmission mode, packet characteristic, mobility state of the UE, capability of the UE, transmission mode of the device-to-device communication, received indication from the other UE, or a combination of these factors.
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| − | * The UE then transmits data to the other UE using the selected MCS.
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| − | * The invention provides flexibility in selecting the MCS configuration based on different parameters, improving the efficiency and reliability of device-to-device communication.
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| − | * The patent application covers various other aspects related to wireless communication, which are not specified in the abstract.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine, for a device-to-device communication with another UE, a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) configuration, of a set of MCS configurations, based at least in part on at least one of a transmission mode, a packet characteristic, a mobility state of the UE, a capability of the UE, a transmission mode of the device-to-device communication, a received indication from the other UE, or a combination thereof. The UE may transmit, to the other UE, data using an MCS selected based at least in part on the MCS configuration. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===ENHANCED BANDWIDTH PUNCTURING ([[US Patent Application 18343430. ENHANCED BANDWIDTH PUNCTURING simplified abstract|18343430]])=== | | ===ENHANCED BANDWIDTH PUNCTURING ([[US Patent Application 18343430. ENHANCED BANDWIDTH PUNCTURING simplified abstract|18343430]])=== |
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| | Yanjun SUN | | Yanjun SUN |
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| − | - This patent application is about enhanced bandwidth puncturing in wireless communication systems.
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| − | - It specifically focuses on punctured channel indications that support channel puncturing over a range of bandwidths in accordance with the IEEE 802.11be amendment and future generations of the IEEE 802.11 standard.
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| − | - One implementation involves an access point (AP) communicating static punctured channel information to each associated wireless station (STA) in its Basic Service Set (BSS).
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| − | - Another implementation involves a transmit opportunity (TXOP) holder communicating dynamic punctured channel information to a TXOP responder with which it intends to communicate.
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| − | - Additionally, the TXOP responder may communicate additional punctured channel information to the TXOP holder in response to the dynamic punctured channel information.
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| − | This disclosure provides methods, devices and systems for enhanced bandwidth puncturing. Some implementations more specifically relate to punctured channel indications that support channel puncturing over a range of bandwidths achievable in accordance with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11be amendment, and future generations, of the IEEE 802.11 standard. In some implementations, an access point (AP) may communicate static punctured channel information to each associated wireless station (STA) in its BSS. In some other implementations, a transmit opportunity (TXOP) holder may communicate dynamic punctured channel information to a TXOP responder with which it intends to communicate. Still further, in some implementations, the TXOP responder may communicate additional punctured channel information to the TXOP holder responsive to the dynamic punctured channel information.
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| | ===CONSTELLATION SHAPING CONFIGURATION AND FEEDBACK ([[US Patent Application 18245144. CONSTELLATION SHAPING CONFIGURATION AND FEEDBACK simplified abstract|18245144]])=== | | ===CONSTELLATION SHAPING CONFIGURATION AND FEEDBACK ([[US Patent Application 18245144. CONSTELLATION SHAPING CONFIGURATION AND FEEDBACK simplified abstract|18245144]])=== |
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| | Liangming WU | | Liangming WU |
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| − | - The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) receives a configuration from a base station indicating a set of encoding parameters for a constellation shaping encoding process.
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| − | - The UE calculates the number of bits in a first subset of a source bit stream, which is the input to a distribution matcher.
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| − | - The UE applies a distribution matcher parameter to the first subset based on the set of encoding parameters.
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| − | - The UE also calculates the number of bits in a second subset of the source bit stream, which is concatenated with the output of the distribution matcher and used as input to a channel encoder.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station, a configuration indicating a set of encoding parameters corresponding to a constellation shaping encoding process. The UE may calculate a number of bits of a first subset of a source bit stream, and the first subset of the source bit stream may include or encompass an input to a distribution matcher. The UE may apply, to the first subset, a distribution matcher parameter based on the set of encoding parameters. The UE may calculate a number of bits of a second subset of the source bit stream, and the second subset of the source bit stream may be concatenated with an output bit stream of the distribution matcher as an input to a channel encoder. The UE may signal the source bit stream to the base station.
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| | ===FEEDBACK REPORTING FOR MULTICAST COMMUNICATION IN A NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18312549. FEEDBACK REPORTING FOR MULTICAST COMMUNICATION IN A NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORK simplified abstract|18312549]])=== | | ===FEEDBACK REPORTING FOR MULTICAST COMMUNICATION IN A NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18312549. FEEDBACK REPORTING FOR MULTICAST COMMUNICATION IN A NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORK simplified abstract|18312549]])=== |
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| | Le Liu | | Le Liu |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications in a non-terrestrial network (NTN).
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| − | * The first network node, such as a user equipment (UE), receives control information indicating a feedback scheme for multicast transmissions in the NTN.
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| − | * Based on the received feedback scheme, the first network node determines an applied feedback scheme to use.
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| − | * The first network node then monitors for multicast transmissions and operates according to the applied feedback scheme.
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| − | * This innovation allows for efficient and optimized multicast transmissions in a non-terrestrial network.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. The method may include a first network node (e.g., a user equipment (UE)) receiving first control information indicative of a first feedback scheme for multicast transmissions in a non-terrestrial network (NTN) and determining an applied feedback scheme based on the first feedback scheme. The method may also include the first network node monitoring for a multicast transmission and operating in accordance with the applied feedback scheme.
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| | ===HYBRID AUTOMATIC REPEAT REQUEST PROCESSES FOR SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX ([[US Patent Application 18356638. HYBRID AUTOMATIC REPEAT REQUEST PROCESSES FOR SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX simplified abstract|18356638]])=== | | ===HYBRID AUTOMATIC REPEAT REQUEST PROCESSES FOR SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX ([[US Patent Application 18356638. HYBRID AUTOMATIC REPEAT REQUEST PROCESSES FOR SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX simplified abstract|18356638]])=== |
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| | Yi Huang | | Yi Huang |
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| − | This patent application describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to identify slots for transmitting and receiving information in a frame structure that includes both sub-band full duplex (SBFD) and time division duplex (TDD) slot types.
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| − | * The UE uses a first slot for control information and calculates an offset to identify a second slot for PUSCH or PDSCH communication.
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| − | * The slot offset is determined based on parameters received from a base station.
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| − | * The UE may exclude certain slot duplex types (SBFD or TDD) when calculating slot offsets.
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| − | * Different slot offset calculations may be used for different HARQ processes within one frame.
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| − | * The behavior of slot offsets may vary based on the priority of information associated with a HARQ process.
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| − | A UE may identify slots to transmit and/or receive information related to one or more HARQ processes in frame structure that includes both sub-band full duplex slot types and time division duplex slot types. Based on a first slot used for control information, a UE can identify a second slot for PUSCH or PDSCH communication based on an offset between the first slot and the second determined by calculating slot offsets (e.g., based on parameters received from a base station). In some aspects, a UE may exclude certain slot duplex types (e.g., SBFD or TDD) when calculating slot offsets. In some aspects, a UE may calculate slot offsets differently for different HARQ processes corresponding to one frame. In some aspects, slot offset behaviors may be based on priority of information associated with a HARQ process.
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| | ===VIRTUAL SEARCH SPACES FOR BEAM INDICATION ([[US Patent Application 18357043. VIRTUAL SEARCH SPACES FOR BEAM INDICATION simplified abstract|18357043]])=== | | ===VIRTUAL SEARCH SPACES FOR BEAM INDICATION ([[US Patent Application 18357043. VIRTUAL SEARCH SPACES FOR BEAM INDICATION simplified abstract|18357043]])=== |
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| | Wooseok NAM | | Wooseok NAM |
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| − | * The base station identifies time and frequency resources for a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) to be transmitted to a user equipment (UE) in a first transmission time interval (TTI).
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| − | * The base station transmits configuration information for a control channel search space set in a second TTI, which comes before the first TTI.
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| − | * The configuration information includes an indication that there will be no physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) transmission in the control channel search space set, and a set of time and frequency resources for the control channel search space set.
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| − | * The UE receives the configuration information and identifies the time and frequency resources allocated for the PDSCH in the second TTI.
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| − | * The UE then receives the PDSCH transmission in the second TTI.
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| − | Overall, this patent application introduces a method for efficiently allocating time and frequency resources for wireless communications, improving the transmission of data between a base station and a user equipment.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A base station may identify time and frequency resources for a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) to be transmitted to a user equipment (UE) in a first transmission time interval (TTI). The base station may transmit configuration information for a control channel search space set in a second TTI. The second TTI may precede the first TTI. The configuration information may include an indication of an absence of a physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) transmission to send in the control channel search space set indicating the identified time and frequency resources for the PDSCH, and a set of time and frequency resources for the control channel search space set. The UE may receive the configuration information and identify the time and frequency resources allocated for the PDSCH in the second TTI, and receive the PDSCH transmission in the second TTI.
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| | ===MULTI-TRANSMISSION RECEPTION POINT TRANSMISSION SCHEMES WITH PARTIALLY OVERLAPPING RESOURCES ([[US Patent Application 18246026. MULTI-TRANSMISSION RECEPTION POINT TRANSMISSION SCHEMES WITH PARTIALLY OVERLAPPING RESOURCES simplified abstract|18246026]])=== | | ===MULTI-TRANSMISSION RECEPTION POINT TRANSMISSION SCHEMES WITH PARTIALLY OVERLAPPING RESOURCES ([[US Patent Application 18246026. MULTI-TRANSMISSION RECEPTION POINT TRANSMISSION SCHEMES WITH PARTIALLY OVERLAPPING RESOURCES simplified abstract|18246026]])=== |
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| | Sourjya Dutta | | Sourjya Dutta |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications, specifically in wireless communication systems that support communication between user equipment (UEs).
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| − | * UEs may have multiple transmission reception points (TRPs) and can transmit multiple packets on overlapping resources through individual TRPs.
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| − | * The UE can identify a first data packet for transmission using a first spatial layer associated with a first TRP and a second data packet for transmission using a second spatial layer associated with a second TRP.
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| − | * A portion of the first data packet can be mapped to a set of resources of the second spatial layer by the UE.
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| − | * The UE then transmits a control message indicating that the portion of the first data packet is mapped to the second spatial layer.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Some wireless communication system support communications between user equipment (UEs). In the examples, a UE may include two or more transmission reception points (TRPs) and may transmit two or more packets on partially or fully overlapping resources via individual TRPs of the two or more TRPs. The UE may identify a first data packet for transmission using a first spatial layer associated with a first TRP and a second data packet for transmission using a second spatial layer associated with a second TRP. The UE may map a portion of the first data packet to a set of resources of the second spatial layer and transmitting a control message indicating that the portion of the first data packet is mapped to the second spatial layer.
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| | ===SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL RESOURCE SET GROUP SWITCHING ([[US Patent Application 17661938. SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL RESOURCE SET GROUP SWITCHING simplified abstract|17661938]])=== | | ===SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL RESOURCE SET GROUP SWITCHING ([[US Patent Application 17661938. SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL RESOURCE SET GROUP SWITCHING simplified abstract|17661938]])=== |
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| | Mostafa KHOSHNEVISAN | | Mostafa KHOSHNEVISAN |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to receive configuration information about a first sounding reference signal (SRS) resource set.
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| − | - The configuration information indicates that multiple groups of SRS resource sets are associated with the first SRS resource set.
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| − | - The UE also receives an indication that a specific group from the multiple groups is activated for SRS transmissions.
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| − | - The specific group is included in the first one or more groups that are associated with the first SRS resource set.
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| − | - Based on the activation of the specific group and its inclusion in the first one or more groups, the UE transmits an SRS using an SRS resource associated with the first SRS resource set.
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| − | - The patent application includes numerous other aspects related to this method.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive configuration information, associated with a first sounding reference signal (SRS) resource set, indicating that a first one or more groups of SRS resource sets, from multiple groups of SRS resource sets, are associated with the first SRS resource set. The UE may receive an indication that a first group, from the multiple groups, is activated for SRS transmissions, the first group being included in the first one or more groups that are associated with the first SRS resource set. The UE may transmit an SRS using an SRS resource associated with the first SRS resource set based at least in part on the first group being activated and the first group being included in the first one or more groups. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===REMAINING MINIMUM SYSTEM INFORMATION IN A DISCOVERY REFERENCE SIGNAL FOR SIDELINK IN AN UNLICENSED BAND ([[US Patent Application 17662011. REMAINING MINIMUM SYSTEM INFORMATION IN A DISCOVERY REFERENCE SIGNAL FOR SIDELINK IN AN UNLICENSED BAND simplified abstract|17662011]])=== | | ===REMAINING MINIMUM SYSTEM INFORMATION IN A DISCOVERY REFERENCE SIGNAL FOR SIDELINK IN AN UNLICENSED BAND ([[US Patent Application 17662011. REMAINING MINIMUM SYSTEM INFORMATION IN A DISCOVERY REFERENCE SIGNAL FOR SIDELINK IN AN UNLICENSED BAND simplified abstract|17662011]])=== |
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| | Chih-Hao LIU | | Chih-Hao LIU |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to transmit a sidelink synchronization signal block (S-SSB) in a slot.
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| − | - The UE also transmits remaining minimum system information (RMSI) associated with the S-SSB.
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| − | - The RMSI is transmitted in a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH) that is multiplexed with the S-SSB in the slot.
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| − | - The patent application covers various other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may transmit a sidelink synchronization signal block (S-SSB) in a slot. The UE may transmit remaining minimum system information (RMSI) associated with the S-SSB, wherein the RMSI is transmitted in a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH) that is multiplexed with the S-SSB in the slot. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL DELAY ([[US Patent Application 18245693. SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL DELAY simplified abstract|18245693]])=== | | ===SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL DELAY ([[US Patent Application 18245693. SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL DELAY simplified abstract|18245693]])=== |
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| | Muhammad Sayed Khairy ABDELGHAFFAR | | Muhammad Sayed Khairy ABDELGHAFFAR |
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| − | - This patent application is about delaying the transmission of a sounding reference signal (SRS) in a wireless communication system.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) may transmit an SRS a certain number of slots after receiving downlink control information (DCI) that triggers the transmission of the SRS.
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| − | - The base station can configure the UE with a set of delay parameters that are associated with different bit values.
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| − | - The DCI that triggers the SRS transmission includes a bit field that indicates one of the delay parameters.
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| − | - The base station can set a bit in the DCI bit field to indicate which delay parameter the UE should use for the SRS transmission.
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| − | - When the UE receives the DCI, it maps the value of the DCI bit field to the set of delay parameters to determine the appropriate delay parameter for the SRS transmission.
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| − | Aspects relate to delaying transmission of a sounding reference signal (SRS). A user equipment (UE) may transmit an SRS a certain number of slots after downlink control information (DCI) that triggers the transmission of the SRS. A base station may configure the UE with a set of delay parameters that are mapped to different bit values. The DCI that triggers the transmission of an SRS may include a bit field for indicating one of the delay parameters. A base station may set a bit in the bit field of the DCI to indicate that the UE is to use the corresponding delay parameter for the transmission of the SRS. A UE that receives the DCI may map the value of the DCI bit field to the set of delay parameters to determine the delay parameter to use for the SRS transmission.
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| | ===CODE BLOCK GROUP BASED MULTIPLEXING ([[US Patent Application 18356511. CODE BLOCK GROUP BASED MULTIPLEXING simplified abstract|18356511]])=== | | ===CODE BLOCK GROUP BASED MULTIPLEXING ([[US Patent Application 18356511. CODE BLOCK GROUP BASED MULTIPLEXING simplified abstract|18356511]])=== |
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| | Jing LEI | | Jing LEI |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - The invention focuses on a user equipment (UE) identifying a payload for an uplink transmission.
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| − | - The UE organizes the payload into a code block group (CBG) consisting of one or more code blocks (CB).
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| − | - Each CB of the CBG is mapped to a corresponding uplink shared channel resource unit of the UE's uplink transmission occasion.
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| − | - The uplink transmission occasion is shared with other UEs, allowing the CBG of the first UE to be multiplexed with additional CBGs from other UEs.
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| − | - The UE then transmits the uplink transmission, including each uplink shared channel resource unit on which the CBG is organized, to a base station.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may identify a payload for inclusion in an uplink transmission. The UE may organize the payload into a code block group (CBG) that includes one or more code blocks (CB). The UE may map each CB of the CBG to a corresponding uplink shared channel resource unit (e.g., a physical uplink shared channel resource unit) of an uplink transmission occasion of the first UE. The uplink transmission occasion may also be shared with one or more additional UEs such that the CBG of the first UE is multiplexed with additional CBGs from the additional UEs. The UE may transmit, to a base station, the uplink transmission including each uplink shared channel resource unit on which the CBG is organized.
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| | ===TECHNIQUES FOR CYCLIC FREQUENCY HOPPING IN SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX SLOTS ([[US Patent Application 17738888. TECHNIQUES FOR CYCLIC FREQUENCY HOPPING IN SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX SLOTS simplified abstract|17738888]])=== | | ===TECHNIQUES FOR CYCLIC FREQUENCY HOPPING IN SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX SLOTS ([[US Patent Application 17738888. TECHNIQUES FOR CYCLIC FREQUENCY HOPPING IN SUB-BAND FULL DUPLEX SLOTS simplified abstract|17738888]])=== |
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| | Ahmed Attia Abotabl | | Ahmed Attia Abotabl |
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| − | This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications. Here is a simplified explanation of the abstract:
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| − | * A network node sends a message to a user equipment (UE) indicating two frequency ranges for uplink data transmission.
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| − | * The UE adjusts the frequency for at least one of the frequency ranges based on whether they overlap with a downlink portion of a sub band full duplex duration.
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| − | * During a specific time period, the UE transmits the uplink data in one of the frequency ranges, based on the adjusted frequency.
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| − | * The patent focuses on improving wireless communication by optimizing frequency ranges for uplink data transmission.
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| − | * It introduces the concept of applying a frequency offset to avoid interference between uplink and downlink transmissions.
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| − | * The innovation allows for more efficient use of frequency resources and reduces potential signal interference.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A network node may transmit a message to a user equipment (UE) indicating at least a first frequency range for uplink data and a second frequency range for the uplink data. The UE may apply a frequency offset for at least one of the first frequency range or the second frequency range based at least in part on the first frequency range, the second frequency range, or both, overlapping with a downlink portion of a sub band full duplex duration. The UE may transmit, during a first portion of the sub band full duplex duration, the uplink data in the first frequency range, the second frequency range, or a third frequency range based at least in part on applying the frequency offset for at least one of the first frequency range or the second frequency range.
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| | ===MACHINE LEARNING FOR WIRELESS CHANNEL ESTIMATION ([[US Patent Application 18158885. MACHINE LEARNING FOR WIRELESS CHANNEL ESTIMATION simplified abstract|18158885]])=== | | ===MACHINE LEARNING FOR WIRELESS CHANNEL ESTIMATION ([[US Patent Application 18158885. MACHINE LEARNING FOR WIRELESS CHANNEL ESTIMATION simplified abstract|18158885]])=== |
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| | Fabio Valerio MASSOLI | | Fabio Valerio MASSOLI |
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| − | The patent application describes a method and system for wireless channel estimation using machine learning.
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| − | * The technique involves processing a sensing matrix using a machine learning model with multiple layers.
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| − | * The machine learning model uses a learned sparsifying dictionary to generate sparse vector representations.
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| − | * The final layer of the machine learning model outputs a channel estimation based on the processed sensing matrix.
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| − | * This approach improves the accuracy of wireless channel estimation in wireless communication systems.
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| − | * The use of machine learning allows for more efficient and effective estimation of wireless channels.
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| − | * The technique can be applied to various wireless communication technologies, such as Wi-Fi, cellular networks, and IoT devices.
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| − | Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and apparatus for wireless channel estimation using machine learning. A sensing matrix is processed using a set of one or more layers of a machine learning model, based on a learned sparsifying dictionary, to generate a set of associated sparse vector representations. A channel estimation is determined based on output of a final layer of the set of one or more layers of the machine learning model.
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| | ===NEGOTIATION AND NOTIFICATION OF PROTOCOL DATA UNIT (PDU) SET OR DATA BURST MARKING MECHANISMS ([[US Patent Application 18312551. NEGOTIATION AND NOTIFICATION OF PROTOCOL DATA UNIT (PDU) SET OR DATA BURST MARKING MECHANISMS simplified abstract|18312551]])=== | | ===NEGOTIATION AND NOTIFICATION OF PROTOCOL DATA UNIT (PDU) SET OR DATA BURST MARKING MECHANISMS ([[US Patent Application 18312551. NEGOTIATION AND NOTIFICATION OF PROTOCOL DATA UNIT (PDU) SET OR DATA BURST MARKING MECHANISMS simplified abstract|18312551]])=== |
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| | Dario Serafino TONESI | | Dario Serafino TONESI |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * The system involves a two-step procedure where network entities negotiate available marking mechanisms for packet identification.
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| − | * An application function (AF) receives a notification of selected marking mechanisms for a traffic flow.
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| − | * The AF negotiates marking mechanisms with a network exposure function (NEF).
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| − | * The AF receives selected marking mechanisms from a session management function (SMF).
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, one or more network entities or functionalities may participate in a two-step procedure according to which the one or more network entities or functionalities negotiate a set of available marking mechanisms for identification of packets as belonging to a same protocol data unit (PDU) set or data burst and according to which an application function (AF) may receive a notification of one or more selected marking mechanisms that are to be used for a traffic flow. The AF may negotiate the set of available marking mechanisms with a network exposure function (NEF) and may receive an indication of the one or more selected marking mechanisms from a session management function (SMF).
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| | ===USER EQUIPMENT CACHE MODIFICATION FOR EDGE COMPUTING ([[US Patent Application 18044751. USER EQUIPMENT CACHE MODIFICATION FOR EDGE COMPUTING simplified abstract|18044751]])=== | | ===USER EQUIPMENT CACHE MODIFICATION FOR EDGE COMPUTING ([[US Patent Application 18044751. USER EQUIPMENT CACHE MODIFICATION FOR EDGE COMPUTING simplified abstract|18044751]])=== |
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| | Edward Robert HALL | | Edward Robert HALL |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a user equipment (UE) storing DNS information associated with an edge application server.
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| − | - The UE receives either a handover message or a transfer message related to the application context.
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| − | - Based on receiving the message, the UE modifies the DNS cache by either updating the DNS information or flushing it.
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| − | - The purpose of this modification is to ensure that the DNS cache is accurate and up-to-date with the current location of the application context.
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| − | - The patent application suggests that there are numerous other aspects and details provided, but they are not specified in the abstract.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may store, in a domain name system (DNS) cache, DNS information associated with an edge application server at which an application context, associated with an application client resident on the UE, is located. The UE may receive a first message associated with a handover of the UE or a second message associated with a transfer of the application context. The UE may modify the DNS cache, by updating the DNS information or flushing the DNS information, based at least in part on receiving the first message or the second message. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===5G SUPPORT FOR WEBRTC ([[US Patent Application 18310128. 5G SUPPORT FOR WEBRTC simplified abstract|18310128]])=== | | ===5G SUPPORT FOR WEBRTC ([[US Patent Application 18310128. 5G SUPPORT FOR WEBRTC simplified abstract|18310128]])=== |
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| | Imed Bouazizi | | Imed Bouazizi |
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| − | The abstract describes a device that can exchange media data and interact with various application functions provided by an application provider device.
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| − | * The device has a memory to store media data and one or more processors to execute different application functions.
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| − | * The application functions include support, configuration, provisioning, channel, signaling server, interoperability, STUN, and TURN functions.
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| − | * The device can receive a web application from the application provider device.
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| − | * It can exchange media data between the application functions, a media session handler (MSH), and the web application.
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| − | An example device for exchanging media data includes a memory configured to store media data; and one or more processors implemented in circuitry and configured to: execute a media session handler (MSH) to interact with one or more application functions provided by an application provider device, the one or more application functions including one or more of a support application function, a configuration application function, a provisioning application function, a channel application function, a signaling server application function, an interoperability application function, a Session Traversal Utilities for Network Address Translation (STUN) application function, or a Traversal Using Relay around NAT (TURN) application function; receive a web application from the application provider device; and exchange media data between the one or more application functions provided by the application provider device, the MSH, and the web application.
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| | ===TEMPLATE MATCHING IN VIDEO CODING ([[US Patent Application 18356887. TEMPLATE MATCHING IN VIDEO CODING simplified abstract|18356887]])=== | | ===TEMPLATE MATCHING IN VIDEO CODING ([[US Patent Application 18356887. TEMPLATE MATCHING IN VIDEO CODING simplified abstract|18356887]])=== |
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| | Chun-Chi Chen | | Chun-Chi Chen |
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| − | - The patent application describes a video decoder that can determine motion vectors and motion vector precision for a current block in a video.
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| − | - The decoder can identify a current block template within the current picture.
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| − | - It can search within a search area for a final reference block template that corresponds to the current block template.
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| − | - To search within the search area, the decoder uses an initial reference block template based on the motion vector.
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| − | - It then searches for other reference block templates around the initial reference block template using an initial step size.
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| − | - The decoder iteratively reduces the step size until it reaches a final step size that equals the motion vector precision.
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| − | - Based on the final reference block template, the decoder can determine a prediction block for the current block.
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| − | A video decoder may be configured to determine a motion vector and a motion vector precision for a current block; identify a current block template within the current picture; search within a search area for a final reference block template that corresponds to the current block template, wherein to search within the search area, the one or more processors are further configured to: identify an initial reference block template based on the motion vector, search other reference block templates around the initial reference block template using a step size that is set to an initial step size, and iteratively reduce the step size from the initial step size until the step size is set to a final step size that equals the motion vector precision; determine a prediction block for the current block based on the final reference block template.
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| | ===AUTOMATIC CAMERA SELECTION ([[US Patent Application 17736919. AUTOMATIC CAMERA SELECTION simplified abstract|17736919]])=== | | ===AUTOMATIC CAMERA SELECTION ([[US Patent Application 17736919. AUTOMATIC CAMERA SELECTION simplified abstract|17736919]])=== |
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| | Nikhil VERMA | | Nikhil VERMA |
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| − | This patent application describes systems and techniques for selecting a camera from a group of cameras based on the depth of field (DOF) range of a captured scene. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The process starts by obtaining an image from a camera.
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| − | * The DOF range of the scene captured in the image is determined.
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| − | * The DOF range of the scene is then compared with the DOF ranges of the cameras in the group.
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| − | * Based on this comparison, a camera is selected from the group.
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| − | * The selection is made by considering how well the DOF range of the scene matches the DOF ranges of each camera in the group.
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| − | Systems and techniques are provided for selecting a camera from a plurality of cameras. For example, a process can include obtaining an image from a camera. In some cases, the process can include determining a depth of field (DOF) range associated with a scene captured in the image. In some aspects, the process can include comparing the DOF range associated with the scene captured in the image with one or more DOF ranges of respective cameras of a plurality of cameras. In some examples, the process can include determining a selected camera from the plurality of cameras based on comparing the DOF range associated with the scene captured in the image with respective one or more DOF ranges of each camera of the plurality of cameras.
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| | ===ASSIST FOR ORIENTING A CAMERA AT DIFFERENT ZOOM LEVELS ([[US Patent Application 18355640. ASSIST FOR ORIENTING A CAMERA AT DIFFERENT ZOOM LEVELS simplified abstract|18355640]])=== | | ===ASSIST FOR ORIENTING A CAMERA AT DIFFERENT ZOOM LEVELS ([[US Patent Application 18355640. ASSIST FOR ORIENTING A CAMERA AT DIFFERENT ZOOM LEVELS simplified abstract|18355640]])=== |
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| | Cullum Baldwin | | Cullum Baldwin |
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| − | The patent application is about systems and methods for assisting in positioning a camera at different zoom levels.
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| − | * The application describes a device that can store image data and process image streams associated with a scene.
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| − | * The device can independently process different image streams for different spatial portions of the scene.
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| − | * The processed image streams can be outputted, along with a visual indication that shows the spatial portion associated with each stream.
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| − | Aspects of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for assisting in positioning a camera at different zoom levels. An example device may include a memory configured to store image data. The example device may further include a processor in communication with the memory, the processor being configured to process a first image stream associated with a scene, independently process a second image stream associated with a spatial portion of the scene wherein the second image stream is different from the first image stream, output the processed first image stream, and output during output of the processed first image stream a visual indication that indicates the spatial portion associated with the second image stream.
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| | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SUPPORTING CONTROL PLANE LOCATION IN A FIFTH GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18310897. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SUPPORTING CONTROL PLANE LOCATION IN A FIFTH GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18310897]])=== | | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SUPPORTING CONTROL PLANE LOCATION IN A FIFTH GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18310897. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SUPPORTING CONTROL PLANE LOCATION IN A FIFTH GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18310897]])=== |
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| | Stephen William EDGE | | Stephen William EDGE |
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| − | The patent application describes methods and techniques for supporting location services in a Fifth Generation wireless network using a Location Management Function (LMF) based control plane (CP) location solution.
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| − | * The LMF serves as the main anchor point for location support instead of an Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF).
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| − | * The LMF can be located in either a serving Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) for a user equipment (UE) or in a Home PLMN for a roaming UE.
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| − | * The LMF obtains location information for a UE from an AMF in a Next Generation Radio Access Network or directly from the UE.
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| − | * The LMF can interact with a Gateway Mobile Location Center to receive location requests from and return location information to an external client.
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| − | * The LMF solution is more efficient and requires less implementation compared to an AMF based CP location solution.
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| − | Methods and techniques are described for supporting location services for a user equipment (UE) in a Fifth Generation wireless network using a Location Management Function (LMF) based control plane (CP) location solution. The LMF serves as the main anchor point for location support instead of an Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF). The LMF may be in either a serving Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) for a UE or in a Home PLMN for a roaming UE. The LMF may obtain location information for a UE via an AMF from a Next Generation Radio Access Network or the UE and may interact with a Gateway Mobile Location Center to receive location requests from and return location information to an external client. The LMF solution may be more efficient and require less implementation than an AMF based CP location solution.
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| | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PERIODIC AND TRIGGERED EVENT REPORTING VIA USER PLANE ([[US Patent Application 18311877. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PERIODIC AND TRIGGERED EVENT REPORTING VIA USER PLANE simplified abstract|18311877]])=== | | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PERIODIC AND TRIGGERED EVENT REPORTING VIA USER PLANE ([[US Patent Application 18311877. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PERIODIC AND TRIGGERED EVENT REPORTING VIA USER PLANE simplified abstract|18311877]])=== |
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| | Stephen William EDGE | | Stephen William EDGE |
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| − | This patent application describes methods and devices for reducing the time it takes to determine the location of a user equipment (UE).
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| − | * The location requests for a UE from an external client can be supported using control plane signaling.
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| − | * To minimize delay, the location reports to the external client can be supported with user plane signaling.
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| − | * The location information can be sent directly to the external client or through a Location Management Function (LMF) or Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC).
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| − | * If the LMF or GMLC receives a location report from the UE, it can send the report to the external client using user plane signaling.
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| − | * A periodic or triggered cumulative event report can be sent to the LMF, GMLC, or external client using control plane signaling to confirm the ongoing location request.
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| − | Methods and apparatus are described for reducing end-to-end latency for location determination of a user equipment (UE). Location requests from an external client for a UE may be supported using control plane signaling. Location reports to the external client may be supported with user plane signaling to minimize delay. An event report with location information may be sent using user plane signaling to the external client (or Application Function) directly or via a Location Management Function (LMF) or Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC) or via both the LMF and GMLC. If the LMF or GMLC receive an event report from the UE, the LMF or GMLC may send the event report to the external client with user plane signaling. A periodic or triggered cumulative event report may be sent to the LMF, GMLC or external client using control plane signaling to confirm the periodic or triggered location request remains operational.
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| | ===ALTERNATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR SENSOR SHARING ([[US Patent Application 18246027. ALTERNATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR SENSOR SHARING simplified abstract|18246027]])=== | | ===ALTERNATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR SENSOR SHARING ([[US Patent Application 18246027. ALTERNATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR SENSOR SHARING simplified abstract|18246027]])=== |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can detect an object and decide to share its position information with other UEs.
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| − | - The UE selects a reference entity that can be detected by other UEs and determines the position of the detected object relative to the selected reference entity.
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| − | - The UE then sends a sensor sharing message to one or more second UEs, containing the position information of the object relative to the selected reference entity and an indication of the selected reference entity.
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| − | - The second UEs receive the message, detect the position of the reference entity, and determine the location of the detected object based on the position of the reference entity and the position of the object relative to it.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may detect an object and determine to share position information associated with the object with one or more UEs. The UE may select a reference entity detectable by one or more other UEs and determine the position of the detected object relative to the position of the selected reference entity. The UE may transmit, to one or more second UEs, a sensor sharing message that includes the position information of the object relative to the selected reference entity and an indication of the selected reference entity. The one or more second UEs may detect the position of the reference entity and determine the location of the detected object based on the position of the reference entity and the position of the detected object relative to the position of the reference entity.
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| | ===ADAPTIVE SENSOR ACTIVATION AND CONFIGURATION FOR POSITIONING ([[US Patent Application 18353321. ADAPTIVE SENSOR ACTIVATION AND CONFIGURATION FOR POSITIONING simplified abstract|18353321]])=== | | ===ADAPTIVE SENSOR ACTIVATION AND CONFIGURATION FOR POSITIONING ([[US Patent Application 18353321. ADAPTIVE SENSOR ACTIVATION AND CONFIGURATION FOR POSITIONING simplified abstract|18353321]])=== |
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| | Marwen ZORGUI | | Marwen ZORGUI |
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| − | - This patent application discusses aspects of sensor activation or deactivation for positioning a mobile device in a wireless communication network.
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| − | - During a positioning session between the mobile device and a location server, trigger conditions are determined to activate or deactivate the reporting of sensor data from the mobile device to the location server.
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| − | - The first trigger condition is for activating the reporting, while the second trigger condition is for deactivating the reporting.
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| − | - The location server sends instructions to the mobile device based on the trigger conditions.
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| − | - If the first trigger condition is met, the location server sends instructions to activate the reporting of sensor data.
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| − | - If the second trigger condition is met, the location server sends instructions to deactivate the reporting of sensor data.
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| − | Aspects of sensor activation or deactivation for positioning a mobile device in a wireless communication network are disclosed. These aspects include, during a positioning session between the mobile device and a location server, determining with the location server that a first trigger condition or a second trigger condition has been met regarding reporting, by the mobile device to the location server, of sensor data from one or more sensors of the mobile device, where: the first trigger condition may comprise a trigger condition for activating the reporting, and the second trigger condition may comprise a trigger condition for deactivating the reporting. Aspects further include sending, from the location server to the mobile device, a message may comprise either: instructions to activate the reporting responsive to determining the first trigger condition has been met, or instructions to deactivate the reporting responsive to determining the second trigger condition has been met.
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| | ===TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING SUBSCRIPTION IDENTIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY CALL ([[US Patent Application 18351382. TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING SUBSCRIPTION IDENTIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY CALL simplified abstract|18351382]])=== | | ===TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING SUBSCRIPTION IDENTIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY CALL ([[US Patent Application 18351382. TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING SUBSCRIPTION IDENTIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY CALL simplified abstract|18351382]])=== |
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| | Xinning Shen | | Xinning Shen |
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| − | The patent application discusses a method for a mobile device to make emergency calls when equipped with multiple service subscriptions in a cellular communication system.
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| − | * The mobile device can have multiple User Services Identity Modules (USIMs) to support multiple service subscriptions.
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| − | * The device can obtain services from one or more wireless networks with each of the subscriptions.
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| − | * When the device needs to make an emergency call, it needs to identify and determine which service subscription to use for the call.
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| − | * The device is implemented with a communication processor (modem) and an application processor (AP).
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| − | * Some information necessary to identify the most suitable service subscription for the emergency call may only be available at the communication processor.
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| − | * The patent application discloses enhanced techniques for the communication processor and the application processor to interact and determine the appropriate service subscription for the emergency call.
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| − | A UE in cellular communication system may be equipped with multiple User Services Identity Modules (USIMs) to support multiple service subscriptions. The UE having multiple service subscriptions may obtain services from one or more wireless networks with each of the subscriptions. When the UE having multiple service subscriptions needs to make an emergency call, the UE may identify and determine a service subscription to make the emergency call, so that the emergency call can be successfully made. The UE may be implemented with a communication processor (modem) and an application processor (AP). Some information that is useful to identify a service subscription more suitable for the emergency call may be available only at the communication processor. Enhanced techniques for identifying and determining a service subscription to make the emergency call from the multiple service subscriptions through interaction between the communication processor and the application processor are disclosed.
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| | ===REMOTE SIM PROVISIONING ([[US Patent Application 18355602. REMOTE SIM PROVISIONING simplified abstract|18355602]])=== | | ===REMOTE SIM PROVISIONING ([[US Patent Application 18355602. REMOTE SIM PROVISIONING simplified abstract|18355602]])=== |
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| | Abhi Umeshkumar SHAH | | Abhi Umeshkumar SHAH |
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| − | This patent application is about methods for remotely provisioning SIM profiles for IoT devices using a Lightweight Machine-to-Machine (LwM2M) server and client devices.
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| − | * The LwM2M server receives a notification of a SIM profile update for an IoT device from a mobile network operator server.
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| − | * The server generates a remote SIM provisioning object for the IoT device, indicating that the SIM profile update is available.
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| − | * The remote SIM provisioning object is then sent to the IoT device.
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| − | * The IoT device receives the remote SIM provisioning object from the LwM2M server, indicating that a SIM profile update is available.
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| − | * In response, the IoT device downloads the SIM profile update.
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| − | This innovation allows for remote provisioning of SIM profiles for IoT devices, making it easier to update and manage the connectivity of these devices.
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| − | Various aspects include methods for supporting remote Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) profile provisioning that may be performed by a Lightweight Machine-to-Machine (LwM2M) server and LwM2M client computing devices, such as Internet of Things (IoT) devices. A LwM2M server may receive an indication of a SIM profile update for a LwM2M client computing device from a mobile network operator server, generating a remote SIM provisioning object for the LwM2M client computing device indicating that the SIM profile update for the LwM2M client computing device is available, and sending the remote SIM provisioning object to the LwM2M client computing device. A LwM2M computing device may receive a remote Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) provisioning object from a LwM2M server indicating that a SIM profile update for the LwM2M computing device is available, and download the SIM profile update in response to receiving the remote SIM provisioning object.
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| | ===UPDATED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR MACHINE LEARNING CAPABILITIES REPORTING ([[US Patent Application 17662528. UPDATED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR MACHINE LEARNING CAPABILITIES REPORTING simplified abstract|17662528]])=== | | ===UPDATED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR MACHINE LEARNING CAPABILITIES REPORTING ([[US Patent Application 17662528. UPDATED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR MACHINE LEARNING CAPABILITIES REPORTING simplified abstract|17662528]])=== |
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| | Rajeev KUMAR | | Rajeev KUMAR |
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| − | - The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on user equipment (UE) transmitting updates regarding its artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML) capabilities.
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| − | - The UE receives a configuration that is related to the performance of its AI or ML operations based on the update it transmitted.
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| − | - The patent application covers various other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may transmit an update to a previously reported set of UE artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML) capabilities. The UE may receive a configuration associated with performance of UE AI or ML operations based at least in part on the update. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===NETWORK-CONTROLLED DISABLING OF USER EQUIPMENT (UE) RADIO CAPABILITIES ([[US Patent Application 18245668. NETWORK-CONTROLLED DISABLING OF USER EQUIPMENT (UE) RADIO CAPABILITIES simplified abstract|18245668]])=== | | ===NETWORK-CONTROLLED DISABLING OF USER EQUIPMENT (UE) RADIO CAPABILITIES ([[US Patent Application 18245668. NETWORK-CONTROLLED DISABLING OF USER EQUIPMENT (UE) RADIO CAPABILITIES simplified abstract|18245668]])=== |
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| | Haris Zisimopoulos | | Haris Zisimopoulos |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can transmit a message to a network indicating its radio capabilities for communication.
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| − | - The network can determine restricted radio capabilities based on the UE's subscription information.
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| − | - The network then sends a message to the UE indicating the restricted radio capabilities and a subset of non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| − | - The UE receives the message, identifies the restricted radio capabilities, and communicates with the network using the non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| − | * The patent application focuses on enabling wireless communication using non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| − | * A user equipment (UE) can transmit a message to a network indicating its radio capabilities.
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| − | * The network determines restricted radio capabilities based on the UE's subscription information.
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| − | * The network sends a message to the UE indicating the restricted radio capabilities and a subset of non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| − | * The UE receives the message and communicates with the network using the non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. To communicate using non-restricted radio capabilities, a user equipment (UE) may transmit a UE capability message to a network (e.g., via a base station) that indicates a set of radio capabilities that the UE may use to communicate. The network may identify subscription information for the UE and may determine one or more restricted radio capabilities of the set of radio capabilities based on the subscription information for the UE. The network may transmit a message to the UE that includes a radio capability modification indication indicating the one or more restricted radio capabilities and a UE radio capability identifier corresponding to the subset of radio capabilities of the set of radio capabilities that are not restricted. The UE may receive the message, identify the restricted radio capabilities, and communicate with the network using the subset of non-restricted radio capabilities.
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| | ===ENCRYPTING DISCOVERY MESSAGES ([[US Patent Application 18165269. ENCRYPTING DISCOVERY MESSAGES simplified abstract|18165269]])=== | | ===ENCRYPTING DISCOVERY MESSAGES ([[US Patent Application 18165269. ENCRYPTING DISCOVERY MESSAGES simplified abstract|18165269]])=== |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable storage medium for encrypting discovery messages.
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| − | * The invention involves encrypting discovery messages using ciphering and scrambling techniques.
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| − | * The discovery message is ciphered based on a ciphering key, ciphering algorithm, or a first set of time parameters.
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| − | * The discovery message is also scrambled based on a scrambling key, scrambling algorithm, or a second set of time parameters.
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| − | * The method includes descrambling the discovery message using the scrambling key, scrambling algorithm, or the second set of time parameters.
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| − | * The method also includes deciphering the discovery message using the ciphering key, ciphering algorithm, or the first set of time parameters.
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| − | Methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable storage medium for encrypting discovery messages are provided. An example method at a first UE may include obtaining a discovery message that is ciphered based on at least one of a ciphering key, a ciphering algorithm, or a first set of time parameters, where the discovery message is scrambled based on at least one of a scrambling key, a scrambling algorithm, or a second set of time parameters. An example method may also include descrambling the discovery message based on at least one of the scrambling key, the scrambling algorithm, or the second set of time parameters. An example method may also include deciphering the discovery message based on at least one of the ciphering key, the ciphering algorithm, or the first set of time parameters.
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| | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVISION OF NETWORK COVERAGE INFORMATION TO WIRELESS DEVICES AND ENTITIES ([[US Patent Application 18312455. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVISION OF NETWORK COVERAGE INFORMATION TO WIRELESS DEVICES AND ENTITIES simplified abstract|18312455]])=== | | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVISION OF NETWORK COVERAGE INFORMATION TO WIRELESS DEVICES AND ENTITIES ([[US Patent Application 18312455. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVISION OF NETWORK COVERAGE INFORMATION TO WIRELESS DEVICES AND ENTITIES simplified abstract|18312455]])=== |
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| | Stephen William EDGE | | Stephen William EDGE |
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| − | - The patent application describes a system where a user equipment (UE) can access a mobile network and obtain information about network coverage.
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| − | - The UE sends a request to a server for coverage data, including authorization information.
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| − | - The server verifies the authorization data and sends the coverage data back to the UE.
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| − | - The coverage data allows the UE to determine if it can access the mobile network at different locations and times, using different radio access technologies.
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| − | - The authorization data may include a temporary identifier for the UE, which can be encrypted and used for verification.
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| − | - The request for coverage data may specify the signal levels needed by the UE to access different network technologies at specific locations and times.
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| − | A user equipment (UE) accesses a public land mobile network (PLMN) and obtains an address of a server and authorization data. The UE sends the server a request for coverage data based on the address and including the authorization data. After verifying the authorization data, the server sends the coverage data to the UE, which enables the UE to determine whether access to the PLMN is possible at one or more locations of the UE, at one or more future times, and using one more radio access technologies (RATs), including non-terrestrial network (NTN) RAT(s) and/or terrestrial network (TN) RAT(s). The authorization data may include a temporary identifier for the UE that may be ciphered and may enable verification of the authorization data. The request for coverage data may indicate signal levels needed by the UE to access the NTN and TN RATs and the locations and the future times.
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| | ===SIGNALING AND PROCEDURES FOR SUPPORTING POSITIONING REFERENCE UNITS ([[US Patent Application 18312569. SIGNALING AND PROCEDURES FOR SUPPORTING POSITIONING REFERENCE UNITS simplified abstract|18312569]])=== | | ===SIGNALING AND PROCEDURES FOR SUPPORTING POSITIONING REFERENCE UNITS ([[US Patent Application 18312569. SIGNALING AND PROCEDURES FOR SUPPORTING POSITIONING REFERENCE UNITS simplified abstract|18312569]])=== |
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| | Stephen William EDGE | | Stephen William EDGE |
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| − | - The patent application describes techniques for supporting positioning.
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| − | - A positioning reference unit (PRU) sends an association request to a location server.
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| − | - The location server authenticates the PRU and sends an association accept if authenticated, or rejects the association if not authenticated.
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| − | - The association accept may include an identifier for the location server and/or identifiers for additional location servers for the PRU to associate with.
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| − | - The location server can also send a disassociation request to indicate that the PRU is no longer associated and provide an identifier for another location server for the PRU to associate with.
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| − | Disclosed are techniques for supporting positioning. In an aspect, a positioning reference unit (PRU) sends and a location server receives an association request for the PRU. The location server authenticates the PRU and sends to the PRU an association accept indicating an acceptance of association and conditions for performing another association with the location server if the PRU is authenticated, or indicates a rejection of the association if the PRU is not authenticated. The association accept may include an identifier for the location server for the PRU for updating the association with the location server and/or identifiers for one or more additional location servers with which the PRU is to perform separate association. The location server may send to the PRU a disassociation request indicating the PRU is no longer associated and optionally an identifier for another location server with which the PRU should associate.
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| | ===BEAM FAILURE RECOVERY MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL SIGNALING FOR MULTI TRANSMIT-RECEIVE POINT SYSTEM ([[US Patent Application 18245600. BEAM FAILURE RECOVERY MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL SIGNALING FOR MULTI TRANSMIT-RECEIVE POINT SYSTEM simplified abstract|18245600]])=== | | ===BEAM FAILURE RECOVERY MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL SIGNALING FOR MULTI TRANSMIT-RECEIVE POINT SYSTEM ([[US Patent Application 18245600. BEAM FAILURE RECOVERY MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL SIGNALING FOR MULTI TRANSMIT-RECEIVE POINT SYSTEM simplified abstract|18245600]])=== |
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| | Ruiming ZHENG | | Ruiming ZHENG |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication and specifically focuses on beam failure information in user equipment (UE).
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| − | - The UE is able to configure a medium access control control element (MAC-CE) to indicate beam failure information for one or more serving cells.
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| − | - The beam failure information is associated with either a first transmit-receive point (TRP) or a second TRP of the serving cells.
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| − | - The UE then transmits the MAC-CE to a base station through at least one serving cell.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects provided, but does not provide specific details about them.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may configure a medium access control control element (MAC-CE) to indicate beam failure information for one or more serving cells, wherein the beam failure information is associated with at least one of a first transmit-receive point (TRP) or a second TRP of the one or more serving cells. The UE may transmit the MAC-CE to a base station via at least one serving cell. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS OF FREQUENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TERRESTRIAL NETWORK CELLS ([[US Patent Application 17662601. PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS OF FREQUENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TERRESTRIAL NETWORK CELLS simplified abstract|17662601]])=== | | ===PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS OF FREQUENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TERRESTRIAL NETWORK CELLS ([[US Patent Application 17662601. PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS OF FREQUENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TERRESTRIAL NETWORK CELLS simplified abstract|17662601]])=== |
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| | Bharat SHRESTHA | | Bharat SHRESTHA |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to receive information about frequencies associated with a terrestrial network (TN) cell from a network entity via a system information block (SIB).
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| − | - The information received may include details such as priority of frequency, frequency-specific offset, or cell-specific offset.
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| − | - The UE can then perform measurements of the frequencies associated with the TN cell during its idle mode.
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| − | - The measurements are based on the location of the UE being within the TN cell.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects described, but they are not specified in the abstract.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a network entity and via a system information block (SIB), information that indicates frequencies associated with a terrestrial network (TN) cell. The information may include one or more of a priority of frequency, frequency-specific offset, or cell-specific offset. The UE may perform, during an idle mode of the UE, measurements of the frequencies associated with the TN cell based at least in part on a location of the UE being within the TN cell. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION OF MEASUREMENT GAPS ([[US Patent Application 17997811. DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION OF MEASUREMENT GAPS simplified abstract|17997811]])=== | | ===DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION OF MEASUREMENT GAPS ([[US Patent Application 17997811. DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION OF MEASUREMENT GAPS simplified abstract|17997811]])=== |
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| | Srinivas YERRAMALLI | | Srinivas YERRAMALLI |
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| − | The patent application describes techniques for wireless communication.
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| − | * User equipment (UE) receives multiple measurement gap configurations from a serving base station.
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| − | * The UE also receives an activation of a specific measurement gap configuration from the serving base station.
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| − | * The UE performs measurements of non-serving base stations during the specified measurement gaps.
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| − | * The patent application also discloses other techniques for dynamically configuring measurement gap configurations.
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| − | Disclosed are various techniques for wireless communication. In an aspect, a user equipment (UE) receives, from a serving base station via higher layer signaling, a plurality of measurement gap configurations, receives, from the serving base station via lower layer signaling, an activation of a first measurement gap configuration of the plurality of measurement gap configurations, and performs one or more measurements of one or more non-serving base stations during measurement gaps specified by the first measurement gap configuration. Other techniques related to dynamic configuration of measurement gap configurations are also disclosed.
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| | ===DETECTION AND REPORTING OF INTER-OPERATOR INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ([[US Patent Application 18159392. DETECTION AND REPORTING OF INTER-OPERATOR INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE simplified abstract|18159392]])=== | | ===DETECTION AND REPORTING OF INTER-OPERATOR INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE ([[US Patent Application 18159392. DETECTION AND REPORTING OF INTER-OPERATOR INTER-USER-EQUIPMENT CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE simplified abstract|18159392]])=== |
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| | Abdelrahman Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed IBRAHIM | | Abdelrahman Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed IBRAHIM |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - The user equipment (UE) can detect cross-link interference (CLI) from a second channel while operating on a first channel.
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| − | - The UE can transmit information about the CLI from the second channel.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may detect, during operation on a first channel associated with a first operator, cross-link interference (CLI) from a second channel associated with a second operator. The UE may transmit information associated with the CLI from the second channel Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===INTER-OPERATOR, INTER-BASE STATION CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE MITIGATION ([[US Patent Application 18311194. INTER-OPERATOR, INTER-BASE STATION CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE MITIGATION simplified abstract|18311194]])=== | | ===INTER-OPERATOR, INTER-BASE STATION CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE MITIGATION ([[US Patent Application 18311194. INTER-OPERATOR, INTER-BASE STATION CROSS-LINK INTERFERENCE MITIGATION simplified abstract|18311194]])=== |
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| | Qian ZHANG | | Qian ZHANG |
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| − | The patent application describes a network node that can identify and report cross-link interference between different network nodes associated with different operators.
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| − | * The network node detects interference on a first channel caused by a second channel from a different network node.
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| − | * The interference is reported to the first network node, along with information to identify either the second channel or the second network node.
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| − | * This innovation helps operators identify and address interference issues in their networks, improving overall network performance and user experience.
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| − | A network node identifies cross-link interference to a first channel of a first network node associated with a first operator, the cross-link interference being caused by a second channel from a second network node that is associated with a second operator that is different than the first operator. The network node reports the cross-link interference to the first channel of the first network node with information to identify at least one of the second channel or the second network node.
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| | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REPORTING A GENERALIZED UNAVAILABILITY PERIOD FOR ACCESS TO A WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18312461. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REPORTING A GENERALIZED UNAVAILABILITY PERIOD FOR ACCESS TO A WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18312461]])=== | | ===SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REPORTING A GENERALIZED UNAVAILABILITY PERIOD FOR ACCESS TO A WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18312461. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REPORTING A GENERALIZED UNAVAILABILITY PERIOD FOR ACCESS TO A WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18312461]])=== |
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| − | - The abstract describes a system where a user equipment (UE) in a wireless network can report periods of unavailability to the network entity.
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| − | - The UE sends a reporting capability to the network entity, indicating its ability to report generalized unavailability periods for different events.
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| − | - The UE can later determine an upcoming unavailability period due to one or more of these events.
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| − | - Prior to the unavailability period, the UE sends an unavailability period report to the network entity, providing details such as start time, end time, duration, and event.
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| − | - The UE can also notify the network entity when the unavailability report has ended, or if it has been cancelled or modified.
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| − | A user equipment (UE) may send a reporting capability to a network entity of a wireless network to indicate that the UE can report generalized unavailability periods to the wireless network for a plurality of different events, where the generalized unavailability periods comprise periods of time during which the UE does not have wireless communication access to the wireless network. The UE may later determine an upcoming unavailability period due to one or more of the plurality of events. The UE may then send an unavailability period report to the network entity prior to the unavailability period and indicative of the unavailability period. The UE may include in the report a start time, end time, duration and/or event for the unavailability period. The UE may later indicate to the network entity when the unavailability report has ended or has been cancelled or modified.
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| | ===SENSING COORDINATION IN A WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18352926. SENSING COORDINATION IN A WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18352926]])=== | | ===SENSING COORDINATION IN A WIRELESS NETWORK ([[US Patent Application 18352926. SENSING COORDINATION IN A WIRELESS NETWORK simplified abstract|18352926]])=== |
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| | Solomon TRAININ | | Solomon TRAININ |
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| − | The patent application describes a system where an initiator device establishes a measurement session with multiple responder devices based on their capabilities.
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| − | * Initiator device establishes a measurement session with responder devices based on capabilities
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| − | * Negotiates sensing parameters with each responder device based on initiator and responder capabilities
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| − | * Each set of sensing parameters is identified by a unique Measurement Setup ID
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| − | * Initiator device performs measurement instances with responder devices based on the respective sets of sensing parameters
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| − | * Each measurement instance is identified by a unique Measurement Instance ID and the respective Measurement Setup ID
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| − | * Initiator device obtains measurement reports from responder devices indicating channel state information (CSI) based on the measurement instances.
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| − | In some implementations, an initiator device establishes a measurement session with each of a plurality of responder devices based at least in part on their capabilities. The initiator device negotiates, with each of the responder devices, a respective set of one or more sensing parameters based at least in part on the capabilities of the initiator device and the capabilities of the respective responder device, the respective sets of sensing parameters associated with the responder devices being identified by a unique Measurement Setup identifier (ID). The initiator device performs one or more measurement instances with the responder devices based on the respective sets of sensing parameters, each measurement instance identified by a unique Measurement Instance ID and the respective Measurement Setup ID. The initiator device obtains, from each responder device, one or more measurement reports indicating channel state information (CSI) based on the one or more respective measurement instances.
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| | ===USER EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE FOR BUFFER STATUS REPORT ([[US Patent Application 17738933. USER EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE FOR BUFFER STATUS REPORT simplified abstract|17738933]])=== | | ===USER EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE FOR BUFFER STATUS REPORT ([[US Patent Application 17738933. USER EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE FOR BUFFER STATUS REPORT simplified abstract|17738933]])=== |
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| | Nitin AGARWAL | | Nitin AGARWAL |
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| − | This patent application describes methods and devices for managing data transmission in a logical channel group (LCG) in a wireless communication system.
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| − | * The invention involves obtaining a decision-point value for the LCG, which determines whether a long buffer status report or a short buffer status report should be sent.
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| − | * The decision-point value is compared to a threshold value, and if it exceeds the threshold, a long buffer status report is sent. If it is equal to or less than the threshold, a short buffer status report is sent.
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| − | * The decision-point value can be determined based on various factors, such as the peak power envelope of the wireless communication device, the historical data transmission rate of the device, the number of component carriers available for data upload, a cost function, the amount of pending data in the LCG, the type of wireless communication device, or the latency of communications.
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| − | * This invention aims to optimize data transmission in the LCG by dynamically adjusting the type of buffer status report sent based on the decision-point value.
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| − | * By sending the appropriate buffer status report, the wireless communication system can efficiently manage the transmission of data in the LCG, improving overall performance and resource utilization.
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| − | Methods and apparatus configured to obtain a decision-point value, and send, for a logical channel group (LCG) having a quantity of data pending an uplink transmission, a long buffer status report in response to the decision-point value exceeding a threshold value, or a short buffer status report in response to the decision-point value being equal to or less than the threshold value are disclosed. The decision-point value may be a buffer status report-type determinative value, which may be based on a peak power envelope of a wireless communication device, a data transmission rate historically obtained by the wireless communication device, a number of component carriers available for a complete upload of a buffer holding data, a cost function, an amount of data associated with the LCG that is pending the uplink transmission, a type of the wireless communication device, or a latency of communications of the wireless communication device.
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| | ===LOAD REPORTING IN BACKHAUL COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 17735478. LOAD REPORTING IN BACKHAUL COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|17735478]])=== | | ===LOAD REPORTING IN BACKHAUL COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 17735478. LOAD REPORTING IN BACKHAUL COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|17735478]])=== |
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| | Navid Abedini | | Navid Abedini |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * The disclosure focuses on enhanced load reporting between network entities.
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| − | * Load reporting can be done by a distributed unit (DU) to a centralized unit (CU) or by a CU to another CU.
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| − | * The CU can provide triggering events to the DU or a second CU, which can then trigger the provisioning of a load report to the CU.
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| − | * This allows the DU or second CU to initiate a load report without relying on periodic reporting criteria.
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| − | * The DU can also initiate a load report to the CU without being configured with triggering events.
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| − | * The DU can report measurements associated with a communications load involving both a parent network entity (CU) and at least one child network entity (user equipment).
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Aspects of the disclosure relate to enhanced load reporting between network entities (e.g., provided by a distributed unit (DU) to a centralized unit (CU) or by a CU to another CU). In some examples, the CU may provide one or more triggering events which may be used by the DU (or a second CU) to trigger the provisioning of a load report to the CU. Accordingly, the DU (or second CU) may be able to initiate a load report without relying on periodic reporting criteria. In some examples, the DU may initiate a load report to the CU without being configured with triggering events. In some examples, a DU may report measurements made associated with a communications load involving communications with both a parent network entity (e.g., a CU) and at least one child network entity (e.g., a user equipment).
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| | ===TECHNIQUES FOR RESOURCE RESERVATION FOR A RETRANSMISSION ([[US Patent Application 17736867. TECHNIQUES FOR RESOURCE RESERVATION FOR A RETRANSMISSION simplified abstract|17736867]])=== | | ===TECHNIQUES FOR RESOURCE RESERVATION FOR A RETRANSMISSION ([[US Patent Application 17736867. TECHNIQUES FOR RESOURCE RESERVATION FOR A RETRANSMISSION simplified abstract|17736867]])=== |
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| | Amit Bar-Or Tillinger | | Amit Bar-Or Tillinger |
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| − | - The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - A network entity can determine the number of resources needed for subsequent transmissions after an initial transmission.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can calculate the average mutual information (MI) of a single log likelihood ratio (LLR) and MI for each code block.
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| − | - The UE can transmit feedback indicating the quantity of resources required to achieve a target MI based on the calculated averages.
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| − | - A wireless device can monitor the utilization of a feedback buffer associated with the UE.
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| − | - The network entity can retransmit existing code blocks or use repetition for transmission based on the monitoring and utilization thresholds.
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| − | - The network entity can inform the UE about the latency level code block attribute and increase the quantity of resources for future retransmissions by a boosting factor based on the latency level and a threshold.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A network entity may determine a number of resources for next transmissions following a first transmission. For example, a user equipment (UE) may calculate an average mutual information (MI) of a single log likelihood ratio (LLR) and an MI for each code block. The UE may transmit feedback indicating a quantity of resources to achieve a target MI based on the calculated averages. A wireless device may monitor a feedback buffer utilization associated with the UE. A network entity may retransmit existing code blocks or output a transmission using repetition based on the monitoring and utilization thresholds. The network entity may indicate to the UE a latency level code block attribute and increase a quantity of resources for following retransmissions by a boosting factor based on the latency level and a threshold.
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| | ===MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION DURING UPLINK DATA TRANSFER OVER RANDOM ACCESS OR DEDICATED UPLINK RESOURCES ([[US Patent Application 18040275. MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION DURING UPLINK DATA TRANSFER OVER RANDOM ACCESS OR DEDICATED UPLINK RESOURCES simplified abstract|18040275]])=== | | ===MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION DURING UPLINK DATA TRANSFER OVER RANDOM ACCESS OR DEDICATED UPLINK RESOURCES ([[US Patent Application 18040275. MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION DURING UPLINK DATA TRANSFER OVER RANDOM ACCESS OR DEDICATED UPLINK RESOURCES simplified abstract|18040275]])=== |
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| | Ruiming ZHENG | | Ruiming ZHENG |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - The user equipment (UE) can determine when to transmit uplink data even when it is in an inactive state.
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| − | - The UE can also determine a measurement gap configuration for a cell reselection procedure during the transmission of the uplink data.
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| − | - The UE then performs the cell reselection procedure based on the measurement gap configuration.
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| − | - The patent application covers various other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine, in an inactive state, that uplink data is to be transmitted. The UE may determine a measurement gap configuration for a cell reselection procedure to be performed during a transmission of the uplink data in the inactive state. The UE may perform the cell reselection procedure in accordance with the measurement gap configuration. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===SMALL DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 17739811. SMALL DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|17739811]])=== | | ===SMALL DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 17739811. SMALL DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|17739811]])=== |
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| | Ansah Ahmed Sheik | | Ansah Ahmed Sheik |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - The focus is on a user equipment (UE) establishing a connection with a network entity and transitioning to an inactive state while maintaining a security context for the connection.
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| − | - The UE can determine if there is data to be transmitted via the connection while in the inactive state.
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| − | - If certain parameters associated with the connection meet a threshold criteria, the UE can transmit the data while still in the inactive state.
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| − | - One example of a threshold criteria is the cell energy of a serving cell associated with the connection.
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| − | - Another example is the amount of data to be transmitted, which should be below a size threshold for small data transmission.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described in which a user equipment (UE) may establish a connection with a network entity and transition to an inactive state in which a security context associated with the connection between the network entity and the UE is maintained. The UE may determine, based on a presence of data for transmission via the connection while in the inactive state, that one or more parameters associated with the connection meet a threshold criteria, and transmit the data via the connection while in the inactive state. The threshold criteria may be, for example, a cell energy of a serving cell associated with the connection, and an amount of data to be transmitted may be below a size threshold associated with a small data transmission.
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| | ===POWER CONSUMPTION CALCULATION AND REPORTING ([[US Patent Application 17662526. POWER CONSUMPTION CALCULATION AND REPORTING simplified abstract|17662526]])=== | | ===POWER CONSUMPTION CALCULATION AND REPORTING ([[US Patent Application 17662526. POWER CONSUMPTION CALCULATION AND REPORTING simplified abstract|17662526]])=== |
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| | Mickael MONDET | | Mickael MONDET |
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| − | The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on power consumption in user equipment (UE).
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| − | * The UE uses its modem to determine an estimated power consumption of the modem.
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| − | * The UE then sends this estimated power consumption information to the application processor.
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| − | * The purpose of this innovation is to provide the application processor with an indication of the power consumption, which can be useful for optimizing power usage in wireless communication.
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| − | * The patent application covers various other aspects related to wireless communication, but specific details are not provided in the abstract.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine, using a modem of the UE, an estimated power consumption of the modem. The UE may provide, using the modem, an indication of the estimated power consumption to an application processor of the UE. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===END OF SERVICE PERIOD INDICATION ([[US Patent Application 17662644. END OF SERVICE PERIOD INDICATION simplified abstract|17662644]])=== | | ===END OF SERVICE PERIOD INDICATION ([[US Patent Application 17662644. END OF SERVICE PERIOD INDICATION simplified abstract|17662644]])=== |
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| | Srikant KUPPA | | Srikant KUPPA |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It introduces a concept called target wake time (TWT) service period (SP).
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| − | - An access point initiates the TWT SP.
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| − | - The access point receives an end of SP (EOSP) indication from a station.
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| − | - Based on receiving the EOSP indication, the access point stops the TWT SP before its scheduled end.
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| − | - The patent application covers various other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, an access point may start a target wake time (TWT) service period (SP). The access point may receive an end of SP (EOSP) indication from a station. The access point may stop the TWT SP before a scheduled end of the TWT SP based on receiving the EOSP indication. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===POWER CONTROL FOR BURST COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 18304740. POWER CONTROL FOR BURST COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|18304740]])=== | | ===POWER CONTROL FOR BURST COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 18304740. POWER CONTROL FOR BURST COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|18304740]])=== |
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| | Diana MAAMARI | | Diana MAAMARI |
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| − | - The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a user equipment (UE) receiving a burst transmission with one or more packets.
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| − | - The UE transitions from a first communication state to a second communication state based on receiving a power control indication triggered by an end of burst indication associated with burst metadata.
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| − | - The power of the second communication state is different from the power of the first communication state.
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| − | - The patent application describes various other aspects related to this wireless communication technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a burst transmission including one or more packets. The UE may transition from a first communication state to a second communication state based at least in part on receiving a power control indication triggered by an end of burst indication associated with burst metadata accompanying the burst transmission, wherein a power of the second communication state is different from a power of the first communication state. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) DYNAMIC ADAPTATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ENERGY LEVEL AT A USER EQUIPMENT (UE) ([[US Patent Application 17735999. BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) DYNAMIC ADAPTATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ENERGY LEVEL AT A USER EQUIPMENT (UE) simplified abstract|17735999]])=== | | ===BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) DYNAMIC ADAPTATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ENERGY LEVEL AT A USER EQUIPMENT (UE) ([[US Patent Application 17735999. BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) DYNAMIC ADAPTATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ENERGY LEVEL AT A USER EQUIPMENT (UE) simplified abstract|17735999]])=== |
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| | Ahmed Elshafie | | Ahmed Elshafie |
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| − | - This patent application describes a system for dynamically adapting the bandwidth part (BWP) of a user equipment (UE) based on its energy level.
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| − | - The UE can save power by operating with a narrower BWP when its energy level is low.
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| − | - If the UE's energy level meets a certain threshold, it can reduce the bandwidth size of the active BWP.
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| − | - The UE will send signaling to the network to inform that the bandwidth size has been reduced.
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| − | - Alternatively, the UE can switch back to a default BWP if its energy level meets a threshold.
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| − | - This fallback to the default BWP can happen before a timer expires, which is set to trigger the UE to switch back.
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| − | - The innovation aims to optimize power consumption and network performance by dynamically adjusting the BWP based on the UE's energy level.
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| − | This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for bandwidth part (BWP) dynamic adaptation in accordance with an energy level at a user equipment (UE). In some systems, the UE may implement techniques for power savings by operating according to a narrower BWP in accordance with an energy level at the UE. In some implementations, the UE may reduce the bandwidth size of the active BWP if the UE energy level satisfies a threshold. The UE may transmit signaling to the network indicating that the bandwidth size of the active BWP is reduced. Additionally, or alternatively, the UE may fall back to a default BWP if the UE energy level satisfies a threshold. For example, the UE may fall back to the default BWP prior to expiration of a timer configured to trigger the UE to fall back to the default BWP.
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| | ===SIGNALING OF PARAMETERS FOR A COMMUNICATION SCHEDULE ([[US Patent Application 17922949. SIGNALING OF PARAMETERS FOR A COMMUNICATION SCHEDULE simplified abstract|17922949]])=== | | ===SIGNALING OF PARAMETERS FOR A COMMUNICATION SCHEDULE ([[US Patent Application 17922949. SIGNALING OF PARAMETERS FOR A COMMUNICATION SCHEDULE simplified abstract|17922949]])=== |
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| | Alfred ASTERJADHI | | Alfred ASTERJADHI |
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| − | - The patent application is about signaling parameters for a communication schedule called a target wake time (TWT) schedule.
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| − | - A first wireless communication device, such as an access point or a peer station, can determine and transmit the parameters for at least one TWT schedule.
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| − | - The parameters are included in a broadcast management frame, like a beacon, which is transmitted to other wireless communication devices.
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| − | - A second wireless communication device, like a station, can receive the broadcast management frame and decide whether to transmit during a transmission opportunity (TXOP) based on the received parameters.
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| − | - The TXOP is defined to not cross a boundary of a specific period of time indicated by the parameters.
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| − | - The innovation allows for efficient communication scheduling by allowing devices to coordinate their transmission times based on the received parameters.
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| − | Aspects relate to signaling the parameters to be used for a communication schedule such as a target wake time (TWT) schedule. For example, a first wireless communication device (e.g., an access point or a peer station) may determine (e.g., specify or negotiate) the parameters for at least one TWT schedule and transmit a broadcast management frame (e.g., a beacon) that includes these parameters. A second wireless communication device (e.g., station) that receives the broadcast management frame may, based on the received parameters for one TWT schedule or the received parameters for multiple TWT schedules, elect to transmit during a transmission opportunity (TXOP) that is defined to not cross at least one boundary of a period of time indicated by the parameters.
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| | ===POWER CONTROL FOR SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL IN NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORKS ([[US Patent Application 18073405. POWER CONTROL FOR SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL IN NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORKS simplified abstract|18073405]])=== | | ===POWER CONTROL FOR SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL IN NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORKS ([[US Patent Application 18073405. POWER CONTROL FOR SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL IN NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORKS simplified abstract|18073405]])=== |
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| | Liangping MA | | Liangping MA |
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| − | - The patent application describes techniques for wireless communications by a user equipment (UE).
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| − | - The UE receives signaling indicating values for a scheduling offset between a downlink slot (where downlink control information is received) and an uplink slot for transmitting a physical uplink shared channel.
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| − | - The UE determines an additional offset to be used with the scheduling offset values to determine the timing for transmitting the physical uplink shared channel.
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| − | - The UE also determines a power control adjustment for a sounding reference signal (SRS) transmission based on transmission power control (TPC) commands received within a specific time interval determined by the scheduling offset values and the additional offset.
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| − | - Finally, the UE transmits the SRS in accordance with the determined power control adjustment during an SRS transmission occasion.
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| − | Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for wireless communications by a user equipment (UE) generally including receiving signaling indicating one or more values for a scheduling offset between a downlink slot where downlink control information (DCI) is received and an uplink slot for transmitting a physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) scheduled by the DCI; determining an additional offset to be used in conjunction with the scheduling offset values to determine PUSCH transmission timing; determining a power control adjustment for a sounding reference signal (SRS) transmission based on transmission power control (TPC) commands received in a time interval determined by one of the scheduling offset values and the additional offset; and transmitting SRS in an SRS transmission occasion, in accordance with the determined power control adjustment.
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| | ===ADJUSTING TRANSMISSION TIMING OF A SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BASED ON A RECEIVED SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL TIMING ([[US Patent Application 17662015. ADJUSTING TRANSMISSION TIMING OF A SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BASED ON A RECEIVED SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL TIMING simplified abstract|17662015]])=== | | ===ADJUSTING TRANSMISSION TIMING OF A SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BASED ON A RECEIVED SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL TIMING ([[US Patent Application 17662015. ADJUSTING TRANSMISSION TIMING OF A SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BASED ON A RECEIVED SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL TIMING simplified abstract|17662015]])=== |
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| | Moshe BEN-ARI | | Moshe BEN-ARI |
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| − | The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically addresses the synchronization of signals between user equipment (UE).
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| − | * A first UE receives a second synchronization signal from a second UE at a specific reception time.
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| − | * The first UE adjusts the transmission time of its own synchronization signal based on the reception time of the second synchronization signal.
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| − | * The adjusted transmission time ensures better synchronization between the two UEs.
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| − | * The first UE then transmits its synchronization signal at the adjusted transmission time.
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| − | * The patent application describes various other aspects related to this synchronization process.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a first user equipment (UE) may receive, from a second UE, a second synchronization signal at a reception time. The first UE may adjust a transmission time of a first synchronization signal, resulting in an adjusted transmission time, wherein the adjusted transmission time is based at least in part on the reception time of the second synchronization signal. The first UE may transmit the first synchronization signal at the adjusted transmission time. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===VARIABLE SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK COMMUNICATION ([[US Patent Application 17662609. VARIABLE SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK COMMUNICATION simplified abstract|17662609]])=== | | ===VARIABLE SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK COMMUNICATION ([[US Patent Application 17662609. VARIABLE SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK COMMUNICATION simplified abstract|17662609]])=== |
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| | Daniel PAZ | | Daniel PAZ |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to receive synchronization signal blocks (SSBs) during different portions of a time cycle.
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| − | - During the first portion of the time cycle, the UE receives one or more SSBs according to a first periodicity.
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| − | - During the second portion of the time cycle, the UE receives one or more other SSBs according to a second periodicity that is higher than the first periodicity.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects described in the disclosure.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, during a first portion of a time cycle, one or more synchronization signal blocks (SSBs) according to a first periodicity. The UE may receive, during a second portion of the time cycle, one or more other SSBs according to a second periodicity that is higher than the first periodicity. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===RESOURCE SHARING BETWEEN SIDELINK DEVICES USING DIFFERENT RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES ([[US Patent Application 17737302. RESOURCE SHARING BETWEEN SIDELINK DEVICES USING DIFFERENT RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES simplified abstract|17737302]])=== | | ===RESOURCE SHARING BETWEEN SIDELINK DEVICES USING DIFFERENT RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES ([[US Patent Application 17737302. RESOURCE SHARING BETWEEN SIDELINK DEVICES USING DIFFERENT RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES simplified abstract|17737302]])=== |
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| | Sourjya Dutta | | Sourjya Dutta |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - The invention focuses on user equipment (UE) and its ability to receive an indication of a time offset for synchronization signal resources associated with a first radio access technology (RAT).
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| − | - Based on this indication and the penetration ratio of UEs associated with the first RAT, the UE can determine the synchronization signal resources and a synchronization periodicity.
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| − | - The UE can then selectively transmit synchronization signals on the determined resources and according to the determined periodicity.
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| − | - Additionally, the UE can also determine if other synchronization signal resources are allocated for a second RAT.
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| − | - If other synchronization signal resources are allocated, the UE can select resources for communications associated with the first RAT based on this determination.
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| − | - Finally, the UE can perform communications associated with the first RAT using the selected resources.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive an indication of a time offset for synchronization signal resources for synchronization signals associated with a first radio access technology (RAT). The UE may determine the synchronization signal resources and a synchronization periodicity based on the indication and a penetration ratio of UEs associated with the first RAT. The UE may selectively transmit the synchronization signals on the synchronization signal resources and according to the synchronization periodicity. Additionally, or alternatively, the UE may determine that other synchronization signal resources are allocated for a second RAT and may select resources for communications associated with the first RAT based on determining that the other synchronization signal resources are allocated. The UE may perform communications associated with the first RAT based on selecting the resources.
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| | ===SPATIAL FILTER CORRESPONDENCE AND RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR RECONFIGURABLE INTELLIGENT SURFACES ([[US Patent Application 18025816. SPATIAL FILTER CORRESPONDENCE AND RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR RECONFIGURABLE INTELLIGENT SURFACES simplified abstract|18025816]])=== | | ===SPATIAL FILTER CORRESPONDENCE AND RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR RECONFIGURABLE INTELLIGENT SURFACES ([[US Patent Application 18025816. SPATIAL FILTER CORRESPONDENCE AND RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR RECONFIGURABLE INTELLIGENT SURFACES simplified abstract|18025816]])=== |
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| | Hung Dinh LY | | Hung Dinh LY |
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| − | The patent application describes a method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for wireless communication using a reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS).
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| − | * The user equipment (UE) receives a synchronization signal block (SSB) from a base station via the RIS.
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| − | * The SSB is of a specific type that is configured for RIS-assisted procedures.
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| − | * The base station and the UE perform a random access channel (RACH) procedure based on the received SSB.
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| − | * The UE transmits an indication to the base station that the received SSB corresponds to the specific type of SSB used in RACH procedure.
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| − | Example implementations include a method, apparatus and computer-readable medium of wireless communication to be performed by a user equipment (UE), comprising receiving, from a base station, a synchronization signal block (SSB) via a reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS), the SSB corresponding to a first SSB type configured for RIS-assisted procedures. The implementations further include performing, with the base station according to the SSB, a random access channel (RACH) procedure. Additionally, the implementations further include transmitting, to the base station according to the SSB, an indication that the SSB corresponds to the first SSB type as part of the RACH procedure.
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| | ===TECHNIQUES AND APPARATUSES FOR SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL SCANNING BASED AT LEAST IN PART ON A SYNCHRONIZATION RASTER ([[US Patent Application 18355783. TECHNIQUES AND APPARATUSES FOR SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL SCANNING BASED AT LEAST IN PART ON A SYNCHRONIZATION RASTER simplified abstract|18355783]])=== | | ===TECHNIQUES AND APPARATUSES FOR SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL SCANNING BASED AT LEAST IN PART ON A SYNCHRONIZATION RASTER ([[US Patent Application 18355783. TECHNIQUES AND APPARATUSES FOR SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL SCANNING BASED AT LEAST IN PART ON A SYNCHRONIZATION RASTER simplified abstract|18355783]])=== |
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| | Hung Dinh LY | | Hung Dinh LY |
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| − | The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on user equipment identifying and synchronizing with different numerologies in a band.
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| − | * User equipment can identify a band associated with two different numerologies for synchronization.
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| − | * The equipment performs a synchronization scan using stored data to find a synchronization signal block.
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| − | * The stored data includes information about multiple frequency locations in the band.
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| − | * The synchronization scan is performed on a first set of frequency locations associated with the first numerology.
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| − | * The synchronization scan is also performed on a second set of frequency locations associated with the second numerology.
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| − | * The second set of frequency locations is a subset of the total frequency locations in the band.
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| − | * The patent application provides numerous other aspects related to wireless communication.
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| − | Certain aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment may identify that a band is associated with a first numerology and a second numerology for synchronization, and/or perform a synchronization scan to identify a synchronization signal block using stored data, wherein the stored data includes data regarding a plurality of frequency locations of the band, and wherein the synchronization scan is performed with regard to a first set of frequency locations, of the plurality of frequency locations, associated with the first numerology, and wherein the synchronization scan is performed with regard to a second set of frequency locations, of the plurality of frequency locations, associated with the second numerology, wherein the second set of frequency locations includes a proper subset of frequency locations of the plurality of frequency locations. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR LOCATION OF A USER EQUIPMENT ACCESSING A MOBILE BASE STATION RELAY ([[US Patent Application 18312363. METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR LOCATION OF A USER EQUIPMENT ACCESSING A MOBILE BASE STATION RELAY simplified abstract|18312363]])=== | | ===METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR LOCATION OF A USER EQUIPMENT ACCESSING A MOBILE BASE STATION RELAY ([[US Patent Application 18312363. METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR LOCATION OF A USER EQUIPMENT ACCESSING A MOBILE BASE STATION RELAY simplified abstract|18312363]])=== |
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| | Stephen William EDGE | | Stephen William EDGE |
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| − | - This patent application describes techniques for supporting the positioning of a target user equipment (UE) that accesses a wireless network through a mobile base station relay (MBSR).
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| − | - The MBSR acts as an Integrated Access and Backhaul (IAB) node, connecting to the wireless network through a donor base station.
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| − | - The MBSR receives a request for positioning information from a location server, which is related to determining the location of the target UE.
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| − | - To determine the positioning information, the MBSR performs positioning functions typically carried out by a base station.
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| − | - Once the positioning information is determined, the MBSR sends it back to the location server through the donor base station.
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| − | - The received positioning information enables the location server to determine the location of the target UE.
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| − | - The location server uses the positioning information received from the MBSR to calculate the target UE's location.
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| − | Techniques are disclosed for supporting positioning of a target user equipment (UE) that accesses a wireless network via a mobile base station relay (MBSR). The MBSR functions as an Integrated Access and Backhaul (IAB) node accessing the wireless network via a donor base station. The MBSR receives a request for positioning information from a location server via the donor base station related to positioning of the target UE. After determining the positioning information by performing positioning functions of a base station, the MBSR returns the positioning information to the location server via the donor base station, where the positioning information enables positioning of the UE. The location server determines a location of the target UE based at least partially on the positioning information received from the MBSR.
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| | ===DETERMINING A USER EQUIPMENT POSITION WITHIN A COVERAGE SUB-AREA OF A CELL BASED ON CELL IDENTITY DATA ([[US Patent Application 18355162. DETERMINING A USER EQUIPMENT POSITION WITHIN A COVERAGE SUB-AREA OF A CELL BASED ON CELL IDENTITY DATA simplified abstract|18355162]])=== | | ===DETERMINING A USER EQUIPMENT POSITION WITHIN A COVERAGE SUB-AREA OF A CELL BASED ON CELL IDENTITY DATA ([[US Patent Application 18355162. DETERMINING A USER EQUIPMENT POSITION WITHIN A COVERAGE SUB-AREA OF A CELL BASED ON CELL IDENTITY DATA simplified abstract|18355162]])=== |
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| | Guttorm Ringstad OPSHAUG | | Guttorm Ringstad OPSHAUG |
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| − | The patent application describes methods and systems for determining the position of a user equipment (UE) within a specific area of a cell based on cell identity data.
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| − | * UE detects cell identities, including the serving cell and possibly a neighbor cell.
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| − | * Cell identity data is used to look up a data structure that associates coverage sub-areas of the serving cell with likely positions and cell identities.
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| − | * The result of the look up determines the most likely position of the UE within a coverage sub-area of the serving cell.
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| − | Methods, systems, computer-readable media, and apparatuses for determining a UE position within a coverage sub-area of a cell based on cell identity data are presented. In some embodiments, the UE detects one more cell identities, including a cell identity of a serving cell and possibly a cell identity of a neighbor cell of the serving cell. The one or more cell identities are included in cell identity data. The cell identity data is used in a look up of a data structure that associates coverage sub-areas of a coverage area of the serving cell with most likely positions within the coverage sub-areas and with cell identities. The result of the look up indicates that the UE is positioned at a most likely position within a coverage sub-area of the serving cell.
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| | ===ADAPTIVE SUB-GROUPING AND PAGING FOR USER EQUIPMENT ([[US Patent Application 18247223. ADAPTIVE SUB-GROUPING AND PAGING FOR USER EQUIPMENT simplified abstract|18247223]])=== | | ===ADAPTIVE SUB-GROUPING AND PAGING FOR USER EQUIPMENT ([[US Patent Application 18247223. ADAPTIVE SUB-GROUPING AND PAGING FOR USER EQUIPMENT simplified abstract|18247223]])=== |
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| | Huilin XU | | Huilin XU |
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| − | - The patent application describes techniques and apparatuses for sub-grouping paging groups of user equipment (UEs) based on parameters associated with the UE.
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| − | - The parameters used for sub-grouping can include the UE type or the measured channel condition at the UE.
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| − | - A base station assigns UEs to a paging sub-group based on these parameters.
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| − | - The base station also determines paging transmission parameters for the UE based on the parameters, such as the location and beam for transmitting a paging early indication (PEI) or paging message, or the number of repetitions for a paging occasion.
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| − | Some techniques and apparatuses described herein provide sub-grouping of paging groups of user equipment (UEs) based at least in part on one or more parameters associated with a UE, such as a UE type of the UE or a measured channel condition at the UE. A base station may assign the UE to a paging sub-group based at least in part on the information associated with the one or more parameters. In some aspects, the base station may determine paging transmission parameters for the UE based at least in part on the information associated with the one or more parameters, such as a paging early indication (PEI) location, a beam where a PEI and/or a paging message is to be transmitted, a number of repetitions for a paging occasion, or the like.
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| | ===PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL CANDIDATES RELATED TO PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL REPETITIONS ([[US Patent Application 18354481. PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL CANDIDATES RELATED TO PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL REPETITIONS simplified abstract|18354481]])=== | | ===PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL CANDIDATES RELATED TO PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL REPETITIONS ([[US Patent Application 18354481. PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL CANDIDATES RELATED TO PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL REPETITIONS simplified abstract|18354481]])=== |
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| | Mostafa Khoshnevisan | | Mostafa Khoshnevisan |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * A communication device, also known as user equipment (UE), can repeat physical downlink control channels (PDCCH) and handle a combined PDCCH candidate associated with multiple search space sets.
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| − | * The UE combines a first PDCCH candidate from a first search space set and a second PDCCH candidate from a second search space set to create a combined PDCCH candidate.
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| − | * The UE decodes the combined PDCCH candidate based on factors like a blind decoding PDCCH candidate threshold.
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| − | * This allows the UE to decode the combined PDCCH candidate along with individual PDCCH candidates, increasing flexibility for downlink control information (DCI) and improving the reliability of PDCCH.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A communication device, which may be otherwise known as user equipment (UE) may support repetition of physical downlink control channels (PDCCH) and handling a combined PDCCH candidate associated with multiple search space sets. For example, a UE may combine a first PDCCH candidate corresponding to a first search space set and a second PDCCH candidate corresponding to a second search space set to form a combined PDCCH candidate. The UE may decode the combined PDCCH candidate based on one or more factors, for example, such as a blind decoding PDCCH candidate threshold. As a result, the UE may decode the combined PDCCH candidate in addition to decoding of individual PDCCH candidates, thereby providing increased flexibility for downlink control information (DCI) and improving the reliability of PDCCH.
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| | ===SLOT FORMAT DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT RESOURCE CONFIGURATION ([[US Patent Application 18004387. SLOT FORMAT DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT RESOURCE CONFIGURATION simplified abstract|18004387]])=== | | ===SLOT FORMAT DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT RESOURCE CONFIGURATION ([[US Patent Application 18004387. SLOT FORMAT DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR CROSS LINK INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT RESOURCE CONFIGURATION simplified abstract|18004387]])=== |
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| | Huilin XU | | Huilin XU |
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| − | - The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - A base station transmits a slot format indicator (SFI) to a first user equipment (UE) via downlink control information (DCI).
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| − | - The first UE uses the SFI to determine time-domain resources for measuring cross link interference (CLI) from a second UE.
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| − | - The SFI serves as an index into a slot format combination table, which can be used for uplink and downlink scheduling or exclusively for CLI measurement.
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| − | - The first UE determines a set of slot formats from a slot format table based on the SFI index.
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| − | - The first UE determines the symbols over which it can measure CLI based on the set of slot formats.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, a base station may transmit a slot format indicator (SFI) to a first user equipment (UE) via downlink control information (DCI) and the first UE may use the SFI to determine time-domain resources over which the first UE may measure cross link interference (CLI) arising from a transmission from a second UE. The first UE may use the SFI as an index into a slot format combination table, which may also be used for uplink and downlink scheduling or may be exclusively used for determining the time-domain resources for CLI measurement. The first UE may determine a set of slot formats from a slot format table based on a slot format combination corresponding to the SFI index and may determine over which symbols the first UE may measure CLI based on the set of slot formats.
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| | ===DEFAULT BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 17662065. DEFAULT BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) OPERATION simplified abstract|17662065]])=== | | ===DEFAULT BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 17662065. DEFAULT BANDWIDTH PART (BWP) OPERATION simplified abstract|17662065]])=== |
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| | Ahmed Attia ABOTABL | | Ahmed Attia ABOTABL |
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| − | - This patent application describes techniques for wireless communication by a user equipment (UE).
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| − | - The UE receives default bandwidth part (BWP) configuration information from a network entity for different modes of operation.
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| − | - The default BWP configuration information includes a first default BWP for the first mode and a second default BWP for the second mode.
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| − | - The UE receives a mode indication from the network entity indicating that it is operating in the first mode.
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| − | - Based on the mode indication and expiration of an inactivity timer, the UE communicates with the network entity using the first default BWP.
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| − | - The techniques aim to optimize wireless communication by allowing the UE to adapt its bandwidth usage based on the network entity's mode of operation and inactivity periods.
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| − | Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for wireless communication by a user equipment (UE), including receiving, from a network entity, default bandwidth part (BWP) configuration information for a plurality of modes of operation of the network entity, the plurality of modes comprising a first mode and a second mode, and the default BWP configuration information indicating a first default BWP for the first mode and a second default BWP for the second mode; receiving, from the network entity, a mode indication indicating the network entity is operating in the first mode; and communicating with the network entity using the first default BWP based on receiving the mode indication and based on expiration of an inactivity timer.
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| | ===INDICATION OF SUB-PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK WITH FREQUENCY-DOMAIN RESOURCE ALLOCATION FIELD ([[US Patent Application 18044899. INDICATION OF SUB-PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK WITH FREQUENCY-DOMAIN RESOURCE ALLOCATION FIELD simplified abstract|18044899]])=== | | ===INDICATION OF SUB-PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK WITH FREQUENCY-DOMAIN RESOURCE ALLOCATION FIELD ([[US Patent Application 18044899. INDICATION OF SUB-PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK WITH FREQUENCY-DOMAIN RESOURCE ALLOCATION FIELD simplified abstract|18044899]])=== |
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| | Jing DAI | | Jing DAI |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to receive frequency domain resource allocation (FDRA) information in downlink control information.
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| − | - The FDRA field indicates the allocation of physical resource blocks (PRBs) for uplink transmission.
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| − | - The UE can interpret the bits in the FDRA field to determine if a PRB is a sub-PRB communication.
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| − | - If the allocated quantity of PRBs is greater than a threshold, the PRB is considered a sub-PRB communication.
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| − | - The UE can then transmit the sub-PRB communication based on this interpretation.
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| − | - The patent application includes numerous other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a frequency domain resource allocation (FDRA) field in downlink control information for a transport block that is sized over multiple repetitions. The UE may reinterpret bits in the FDRA field, which indicate an allocated quantity of physical resource blocks (PRBs) greater than an allocation threshold, to determine that a PRB of the transport block for uplink transmission is a sub-PRB communication. The UE may transmit the sub-PRB communication based at least in part on reinterpreting the bits in the FDRA field. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING IN MULTIPLE DOWNLINK BANDWIDTH PARTS ([[US Patent Application 18347843. DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING IN MULTIPLE DOWNLINK BANDWIDTH PARTS simplified abstract|18347843]])=== | | ===DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING IN MULTIPLE DOWNLINK BANDWIDTH PARTS ([[US Patent Application 18347843. DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING IN MULTIPLE DOWNLINK BANDWIDTH PARTS simplified abstract|18347843]])=== |
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| | Jing LEI | | Jing LEI |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - The invention involves a user equipment (UE) receiving control messages from a network entity.
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| − | - The control messages indicate configurations for different operating modes and bandwidth parts (BWP) of the UE.
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| − | - The UE is capable of monitoring specific sets of resources within each BWP based on the received configuration.
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| − | - The UE can switch between operating modes and monitor the corresponding set of resources accordingly.
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| − | - The network entity can send system information updates or public warning system (PWS) notifications to the UE using the second set of resources.
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| − | - The invention aims to improve wireless communication by efficiently managing different operating modes and bandwidth parts of the UE.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive, from a network entity, one or more control messages that indicate a configuration for a first downlink bandwidth part (BWP) associated with a first operating mode of the UE, a second downlink BWP associated with a second operating mode of the UE, a first set of resources within the first downlink BWP, and a second set of resources within the second downlink BWP. At least a portion of the configuration may correspond to a capability of the UE. The UE may monitor the first set of resources while in the first operating mode, and may monitor the second set of resources while in the second operating mode. The UE may receive a system information update or a public warning system (PWS) notification from the network entity via the second set of resources.
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| | ===PRIORITIZATION OF UPLINK COMMUNICATIONS VIA MULTIPLE ANTENNA PANELS ([[US Patent Application 18004873. PRIORITIZATION OF UPLINK COMMUNICATIONS VIA MULTIPLE ANTENNA PANELS simplified abstract|18004873]])=== | | ===PRIORITIZATION OF UPLINK COMMUNICATIONS VIA MULTIPLE ANTENNA PANELS ([[US Patent Application 18004873. PRIORITIZATION OF UPLINK COMMUNICATIONS VIA MULTIPLE ANTENNA PANELS simplified abstract|18004873]])=== |
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| | Fang YUAN | | Fang YUAN |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * A user equipment (UE) can identify uplink communications that are associated with different antenna panels and scheduled to overlap in time.
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| − | * The UE can resolve the overlap by following a set of rules for concurrent uplink communications associated with different antenna panels.
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| − | * Based on resolving the overlap, the UE can transmit either a portion of the first set of uplink communications or a portion of the second set of uplink communications.
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| − | * The transmission can be done via the first antenna panel or the second antenna panel.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may identify uplink communications which are associated with different antenna panels and scheduled to at least partially overlap in time. The UE may resolve the overlap based on a set of rules for concurrent uplink communications associated with different antenna panels. Based on resolving the overlap, the UE may transmit at least a portion of the first set of uplink communications or at least a portion of the second set of uplink communications via the first antenna panel or the second antenna panel.
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| | ===SCHEDULING ENERGY AUTOENCODER BASED NONCOHERENT TRANSMISSION ([[US Patent Application 18245675. SCHEDULING ENERGY AUTOENCODER BASED NONCOHERENT TRANSMISSION simplified abstract|18245675]])=== | | ===SCHEDULING ENERGY AUTOENCODER BASED NONCOHERENT TRANSMISSION ([[US Patent Application 18245675. SCHEDULING ENERGY AUTOENCODER BASED NONCOHERENT TRANSMISSION simplified abstract|18245675]])=== |
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| | Qiaoyu LI | | Qiaoyu LI |
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| − | - The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a user equipment (UE) identifying multiple resource element (RE) segments associated with a scheduled communication.
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| − | - Each RE segment includes one or more REs in one or more scheduled physical resource blocks associated with the scheduled communication.
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| − | - The UE communicates with a device based on the energies of the REs included in the multiple RE segments associated with the scheduled communication.
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| − | - The communication with the device involves transmitting or detecting a sub-sequence associated with an RE segment using a neural network.
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| − | - The neural network modulates the sub-sequence associated with the RE segment to the one or more REs in the RE segment.
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| − | - The patent application introduces a novel approach to wireless communication that utilizes neural networks and RE segments to enhance communication efficiency and reliability.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may identify multiple resource element (RE) segments associated with a scheduled communication that includes a source bit sequence, each RE segment including one or more REs in one or more scheduled physical resource blocks associated with the scheduled communication. The UE may communicate with a device based at least in part on respective energies on the one or more REs included in the multiple RE segments associated with the scheduled communication. For example, communicating with the device may include transmitting or detecting a sub-sequence associated with an RE segment using a neural network that modulates the sub-sequence associated with the RE segment to the one or more REs in the RE segment. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===INDICATION OF WHETHER CONFIGURED GRANT PHYSICAL UPLINK SHARED CHANNEL IS TO BE TRANSMITTED ([[US Patent Application 18309647. INDICATION OF WHETHER CONFIGURED GRANT PHYSICAL UPLINK SHARED CHANNEL IS TO BE TRANSMITTED simplified abstract|18309647]])=== | | ===INDICATION OF WHETHER CONFIGURED GRANT PHYSICAL UPLINK SHARED CHANNEL IS TO BE TRANSMITTED ([[US Patent Application 18309647. INDICATION OF WHETHER CONFIGURED GRANT PHYSICAL UPLINK SHARED CHANNEL IS TO BE TRANSMITTED simplified abstract|18309647]])=== |
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| | Mostafa KHOSHNEVISAN | | Mostafa KHOSHNEVISAN |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It introduces a method for a user equipment (UE) to transmit an indication of whether a configured grant physical uplink shared channel (CG-PUSCH) is to be transmitted.
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| − | - This indication is sent before the first configured symbol of the CG-PUSCH.
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| − | - The UE then transmits a communication based on this indication.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects described, but they are not specified in the abstract.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may transmit an indication of whether a configured grant physical uplink shared channel (CG-PUSCH) is to be transmitted, the indication being transmitted prior to a first configured symbol of the CG-PUSCH. The UE may transmit a communication in accordance with the indication. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===DYNAMIC INDICATION OF UPLINK TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS VIA CONFIGURED GRANT-UCI (CG-UCI) ([[US Patent Application 18006427. DYNAMIC INDICATION OF UPLINK TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS VIA CONFIGURED GRANT-UCI (CG-UCI) simplified abstract|18006427]])=== | | ===DYNAMIC INDICATION OF UPLINK TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS VIA CONFIGURED GRANT-UCI (CG-UCI) ([[US Patent Application 18006427. DYNAMIC INDICATION OF UPLINK TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS VIA CONFIGURED GRANT-UCI (CG-UCI) simplified abstract|18006427]])=== |
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| | Shaozhen GUO | | Shaozhen GUO |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | This patent application describes wireless communication systems and methods for indicating uplink transmission parameters. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The system involves a user equipment (UE) and a base station (BS).
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| − | * The UE receives a configuration from the BS, which includes a grant resource and a transmission parameter associated with that resource.
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| − | * The UE determines a different transmission parameter for transmitting a data block in the grant resource.
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| − | * The UE then transmits the data block to the BS in the grant resource, along with configured grant-uplink control information (CG-UCI) indicating the second transmission parameter.
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| − | * The data block is transmitted based on the second transmission parameter, which is different from the first transmission parameter.
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| − | Wireless communication systems and methods related to dynamic indications of uplink transmission parameters via configured grant-UCI (CG-UCI) are provided. A user equipment (UE) receives, from a base station (BS), a first configuration indicating a first configured grant (CG) resource and a first transmission parameter associated with the first CG resource. The UE determines a second transmission parameter for transmitting a data block in the first CG resource. The second transmission parameter is different from the first transmission parameter. The UE transmits, to the BS in the first CG resource, a transmission including the data block and configured grant-uplink control information (CG-UCI) indicating the second transmission parameter, where the data block is transmitted based on the second transmission parameter.
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| | ===USER EQUIPMENT SPECIFIC SEARCH SPACE AND COMMON SEARCH SPACE ASSIGNMENT FOR MULTIPLE SLOT BASED CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING ([[US Patent Application 17662051. USER EQUIPMENT SPECIFIC SEARCH SPACE AND COMMON SEARCH SPACE ASSIGNMENT FOR MULTIPLE SLOT BASED CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING simplified abstract|17662051]])=== | | ===USER EQUIPMENT SPECIFIC SEARCH SPACE AND COMMON SEARCH SPACE ASSIGNMENT FOR MULTIPLE SLOT BASED CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING ([[US Patent Application 17662051. USER EQUIPMENT SPECIFIC SEARCH SPACE AND COMMON SEARCH SPACE ASSIGNMENT FOR MULTIPLE SLOT BASED CONTROL CHANNEL MONITORING simplified abstract|17662051]])=== |
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| | Mohamed Fouad Ahmed MARZBAN | | Mohamed Fouad Ahmed MARZBAN |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - It describes a method for a user equipment (UE) to receive a search space configuration from a network entity.
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| − | - The search space configuration includes a first configuration for a UE specific search space (USS) associated with a first slot group size and a second configuration for a common search space (CSS) associated with a second slot group size.
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| − | - The UE uses the search space configuration to monitor a downlink control channel and receive communication from the network entity.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects described, but does not provide specific details about them.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a network entity, a search space configuration indicating a first configuration for a UE specific search space (USS) that is associated with a first slot group size and a second configuration for a common search space (CSS) that is associated with a second slot group size. The UE may receive, from the network entity, a communication via a downlink control channel based at least in part on monitoring the downlink control channel in accordance with the search space configuration. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR UPLINK SCHEDULING ([[US Patent Application 17797553. DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR UPLINK SCHEDULING simplified abstract|17797553]])=== | | ===DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR UPLINK SCHEDULING ([[US Patent Application 17797553. DOWNLINK CONTROL INFORMATION FOR UPLINK SCHEDULING simplified abstract|17797553]])=== |
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| | Fang YUAN | | Fang YUAN |
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| − | This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * The base station can transmit multiple downlink control information (DCI) transmissions to a user equipment (UE).
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| − | * The first DCI is transmitted in a control resource set (CORESET), while the second DCI is transmitted in a configured physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) occasion.
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| − | * The UE can determine the payload and location of the second DCI based on control signaling from the base station or based on the first DCI, or both.
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| − | * The UE can receive both the first DCI and the second DCI and transmit an uplink transmission to the base station according to the received DCIs.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, abase station may transmit multiple related downlink control information (DCI) transmissions to a user equipment (UE). The base station may transmit a first DCI in a control resource set (CORESET) and may transmit the second DCI in a configured physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) occasion. The UE may determine the payload and the location of the second DCI for receiving the second DCI based on control signaling from the base station or based on the first DCI, or both. Accordingly, the UE may receive the first DCI and the second DCI and may transmit an uplink transmission to the base station in accordance with the first DCI and the second DCI.
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| | ===PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL PARTITIONING FOR MULTI-CELL MULTI-SLOT SCHEDULING ([[US Patent Application 18304753. PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL PARTITIONING FOR MULTI-CELL MULTI-SLOT SCHEDULING simplified abstract|18304753]])=== | | ===PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL PARTITIONING FOR MULTI-CELL MULTI-SLOT SCHEDULING ([[US Patent Application 18304753. PHYSICAL DOWNLINK CONTROL CHANNEL PARTITIONING FOR MULTI-CELL MULTI-SLOT SCHEDULING simplified abstract|18304753]])=== |
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| | Kazuki TAKEDA | | Kazuki TAKEDA |
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| − | - The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a user equipment (UE) receiving physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) configuration information.
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| − | - The PDCCH configuration information includes a set of PDCCH candidates for decoding in a PDCCH monitoring occasion and a set of groupings of PDCCH candidates associated with a set of prioritizations.
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| − | - The UE also receives downlink control information (DCI) scheduling resources on a second bandwidth in a first bandwidth and in the PDCCH monitoring occasion associated with the set of PDCCH candidates.
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| − | - The DCI is decoded from the set of PDCCH candidates based on the set of prioritizations.
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| − | - The patent application describes numerous other aspects related to this wireless communication technology.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) configuration information indicating a set of PDCCH candidates for decoding in a PDCCH monitoring occasion and indicating a set of groupings of PDCCH candidates of the set of PDCCH candidates, wherein the set of groupings is associated with a set of prioritizations. The UE may receive, in a first bandwidth and in the PDCCH monitoring occasion associated with the set of PDCCH candidates, downlink control information (DCI) scheduling resources on a second bandwidth, wherein the DCI is decoded from the set of PDCCH candidates in accordance with the set of prioritizations. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK RESOURCE SELECTION ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATE ([[US Patent Application 18356866. SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK RESOURCE SELECTION ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATE simplified abstract|18356866]])=== | | ===SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK RESOURCE SELECTION ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATE ([[US Patent Application 18356866. SYNCHRONIZATION SIGNAL BLOCK RESOURCE SELECTION ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATE simplified abstract|18356866]])=== |
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| | Navid ABEDINI | | Navid ABEDINI |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication and specifically focuses on an integrated access and backhaul (IAB) node.
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| − | - The IAB node is capable of identifying specific resources for transmitting synchronization signal blocks (SSBs).
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| − | - These resources are associated with the mobility state of the IAB node.
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| − | - The IAB node then transmits the SSBs using the identified resources.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects provided, but does not specify what these aspects are.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, an integrated access and backhaul (IAB) node may identify one or more resources for transmitting one or more synchronization signal blocks (SSBs), the one or more resources being associated with a mobility state of the IAB node. The IAB node may transmit the one or more SSBs in the one or more resources. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===PRECONFIGURED UPLINK RESOURCE TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 18314073. PRECONFIGURED UPLINK RESOURCE TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|18314073]])=== | | ===PRECONFIGURED UPLINK RESOURCE TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ([[US Patent Application 18314073. PRECONFIGURED UPLINK RESOURCE TECHNIQUES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS simplified abstract|18314073]])=== |
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| | Umesh PHUYAL | | Umesh PHUYAL |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications that support preconfigured uplink resources (PUR).
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| − | * A base station can indicate its support for PUR and allocate PUR resources to a user equipment (UE) based on the UE's requests.
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| − | * The UE can receive an indication of the base station's support for PUR, decide to request PUR, and send a PUR request message to the base station.
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| − | * The base station can respond with a PUR response, indicating the configuration, reconfiguration, or release of PUR allocation for the UE's uplink transmissions.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. that support preconfigured uplink resources (PUR) in wireless communications. A base station may communicate that support for PUR is available, and may allocate PUR resources to a user equipment (UE) based on requests from the UE. The UE may receive an indication that the base station supports PUR, such as via a system information block (SIB), determine to request PUR, and transmit a PUR request message to the base station. A PUR response from the base station may indicate configuration, or reconfiguration of PUR allocation for the UE that may be used for uplink transmissions, or release of the PUR allocation.
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| | ===CONTROL RESOURCE SET AND SEARCH SPACE SET CONFIGURATION FOR FULL DUPLEX OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 18316507. CONTROL RESOURCE SET AND SEARCH SPACE SET CONFIGURATION FOR FULL DUPLEX OPERATION simplified abstract|18316507]])=== | | ===CONTROL RESOURCE SET AND SEARCH SPACE SET CONFIGURATION FOR FULL DUPLEX OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 18316507. CONTROL RESOURCE SET AND SEARCH SPACE SET CONFIGURATION FOR FULL DUPLEX OPERATION simplified abstract|18316507]])=== |
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| | Huilin XU | | Huilin XU |
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| − | - The described techniques involve configuring duplex modes for control information in communication systems.
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| − | - Duplex modes can be defined as full duplex (FD) capable, FD only, half duplex (HD) only, etc.
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| − | - Duplex modes can be configured for control resource sets (CORESETs), search space (SS) sets, or both.
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| − | - The duplex modes configured for a CORESET/SS set may depend on the priority of the conveyed information.
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| − | - High priority or critical control information may be configured with a HD mode to avoid self-interference.
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| − | - Other control information may be configured with a FD mode to improve spectrum efficiency.
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| − | - Techniques for resolving conflicting duplex mode configurations are also described.
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| − | Generally, the described techniques provide for duplex mode configuration for control information (e.g., duplex mode configuration for communication of downlink control information). For example, duplex modes may be defined (e.g., as full duplex (FD) capable, FD only, half duplex (HD) only, etc.), and such duplex modes may be configured for control resource sets (CORESETs), search space (SS) sets, or both. In some examples, duplex modes configured for a CORESET/SS set may depend on the priority of information conveyed via the CORESET/SS set. For example, a CORESET/SS set for high priority or critical control information may be configured with a HD mode to avoid FD self-interference, while CORESET/SS set for other control information may be configured with a FD mode to improve spectrum efficiency. Techniques for resolving conflicting duplex mode configurations (e.g., when a HD mode is configured for a SS set within a CORESET configured with FD) are also described.
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| | ===USER EQUIPMENT SUBBAND FILTERING ([[US Patent Application 17662390. USER EQUIPMENT SUBBAND FILTERING simplified abstract|17662390]])=== | | ===USER EQUIPMENT SUBBAND FILTERING ([[US Patent Application 17662390. USER EQUIPMENT SUBBAND FILTERING simplified abstract|17662390]])=== |
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| | Muhammad Sayed Khairy ABDELGHAFFAR | | Muhammad Sayed Khairy ABDELGHAFFAR |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - The user equipment (UE) can indicate to a network entity that it supports downlink subband filtering within a specific bandwidth.
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| − | - The UE can receive a downlink signal from the network entity within a specific subband of the bandwidth.
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| − | - This is achieved by filtering out signals within the bandwidth that are not associated with the specific subband.
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| − | - The patent application covers various other aspects related to this technology.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may transmit, to a network entity, an indication that the UE supports downlink subband filtering within a bandwidth of a component carrier (CC) associated with the UE. The UE may receive, from the network entity and based on transmitting the indication, a downlink signal within a downlink subband that is included in the bandwidth of the CC based on filtering out signals within the bandwidth of the CC that are associated with frequency domain resources not included within the downlink subband. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===ZERO POWER SLOTS FOR RX ESTIMATION AND ANALOG FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE REPORT ([[US Patent Application 17661977. ZERO POWER SLOTS FOR RX ESTIMATION AND ANALOG FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE REPORT simplified abstract|17661977]])=== | | ===ZERO POWER SLOTS FOR RX ESTIMATION AND ANALOG FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE REPORT ([[US Patent Application 17661977. ZERO POWER SLOTS FOR RX ESTIMATION AND ANALOG FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE REPORT simplified abstract|17661977]])=== |
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| | Yehonatan DALLAL | | Yehonatan DALLAL |
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| − | - This patent application describes a system for measuring and reporting techniques based on zero power slots.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) receives one or more zero power (ZP) slots from a network entity.
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| − | - These ZP slots correspond to transmission gaps in the network.
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| − | - The UE detects noise energy in the ZP slots and measures the detected noise energy.
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| − | - The measured noise energy in the ZP slots provides information about the frequency dependence of the received signal at the UE.
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| − | This disclosure provides systems, devices, apparatus, and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for measurement and reporting techniques based on zero power slots. A UE may receive an allocation of one or more ZP slots from a network entity. The one or more ZP slots may correspond to one or more transmission gaps associated with the network entity. The UE may detect noise energy in the one or more ZP slots corresponding to the one or more transmission gaps associated with the network entity and measure the noise energy detected in the one or more ZP slots. The measured noise energy in the one or more ZP slots may correspond to a frequency dependence of an Rx signal at the UE.
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| | ===RESOURCE SELECTION UNDER CONGESTED CONDITIONS ([[US Patent Application 18040770. RESOURCE SELECTION UNDER CONGESTED CONDITIONS simplified abstract|18040770]])=== | | ===RESOURCE SELECTION UNDER CONGESTED CONDITIONS ([[US Patent Application 18040770. RESOURCE SELECTION UNDER CONGESTED CONDITIONS simplified abstract|18040770]])=== |
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| | Cheol Hee PARK | | Cheol Hee PARK |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications, specifically in a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) system.
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| − | - The user equipment (UE) identifies a message that needs to be transmitted over a wireless channel.
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| − | - The UE determines a channel reservation limit based on the channel busy ratio for the wireless channel.
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| − | - If the available resources on the wireless channel are insufficient for both the initial transmission and retransmission of the message, the UE reserves a resource for the initial transmission.
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| − | - This innovation aims to efficiently allocate resources on the wireless channel for transmitting messages in a V2X system.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may identify a message to be transmitted over a wireless channel, such as a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) system. The UE may determine a channel reservation limit for reserving resources on the wireless channel for the message based on a channel busy ratio for the wireless channel. The UE may determine that available resources are insufficient for both an initial transmission of the message and a retransmission of the message based on the channel reservation limit. The UE may reserve a resource on the wireless channel for the initial transmission of the message based on the available resources being insufficient for both the initial transmission of the message and the retransmission of the message.
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| | ===COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE ACTIVE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULES IN A DUAL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE DUAL STANDBY DEVICE ([[US Patent Application 18042586. COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE ACTIVE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULES IN A DUAL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE DUAL STANDBY DEVICE simplified abstract|18042586]])=== | | ===COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE ACTIVE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULES IN A DUAL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE DUAL STANDBY DEVICE ([[US Patent Application 18042586. COMMUNICATION USING MULTIPLE ACTIVE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULES IN A DUAL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE DUAL STANDBY DEVICE simplified abstract|18042586]])=== |
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| | Ling XIE | | Ling XIE |
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| − | The patent application is about communication using a dual SIM dual standby user equipment (UE).
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| − | * The dual SIM dual standby UE can establish two connections with a base station using the same frequency resource.
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| − | * The UE can communicate with the base station using either the first subscription or the second subscription.
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| − | * This allows for simultaneous communication on two different subscriptions using the same frequency resource.
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| − | Aspects of the disclosure relate to communication via a dual subscriber identification module (SIM) dual standby (DSDS) user equipment (UE) are disclosed. In an aspect, the DSDS UE may establish a first connection with a base station through a communication link via a first subscription using a frequency resource, and may establishing a second connection with the base station through the communication link via a second subscription using the frequency resource. The DSDS UE may further perform communication with the base station via at least one of the first subscription or the second subscription through the communication link using the frequency resource.
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| | ===SIGNALING FOR CHANNEL ACCESS USING MULTI-BEAM SENSING ([[US Patent Application 18312299. SIGNALING FOR CHANNEL ACCESS USING MULTI-BEAM SENSING simplified abstract|18312299]])=== | | ===SIGNALING FOR CHANNEL ACCESS USING MULTI-BEAM SENSING ([[US Patent Application 18312299. SIGNALING FOR CHANNEL ACCESS USING MULTI-BEAM SENSING simplified abstract|18312299]])=== |
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| | Vinay CHANDE | | Vinay CHANDE |
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| − | - This patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | - It introduces the concept of multi-beam sensing for channel access in wireless communications systems.
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| − | - A user equipment (UE) can transmit a capability message indicating its ability to support per-beam channel access procedures.
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| − | - The UE can receive a control message from a network entity, indicating a channel occupancy configuration associated with the per-beam channel access procedures.
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| − | - The UE can then perform a per-beam channel access procedure for each beam in a set of beams.
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| − | - Based on the channel occupancy configuration and the success of the per-beam channel access procedures, the UE can communicate via one or more beams from the set of beams.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Some wireless communications systems may support signaling for channel access using multi-beam sensing. In some cases, a user equipment (UE) may transmit a capability message indicating a capability of the UE to support per-beam channel access procedures for communicating in one or more shared radio frequency spectrum. In some cases, the UE may receive, from a network entity, a control message indicating a channel occupancy configuration that is associated with the per-beam channel access procedures. Additionally, the UE may perform a per-beam channel access procedure for each beam of a set of beams and may communicate via one or more beams from the set of beams based on the channel occupancy configuration and the per-beam channel access procedures being successful for at least a subset of beams of the set of beams.
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| | ===ACCESS PROCEDURE CONFIGURATION OF A MILLIMETER WAVE REPEATER ([[US Patent Application 18354930. ACCESS PROCEDURE CONFIGURATION OF A MILLIMETER WAVE REPEATER simplified abstract|18354930]])=== | | ===ACCESS PROCEDURE CONFIGURATION OF A MILLIMETER WAVE REPEATER ([[US Patent Application 18354930. ACCESS PROCEDURE CONFIGURATION OF A MILLIMETER WAVE REPEATER simplified abstract|18354930]])=== |
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| | Navid ABEDINI | | Navid ABEDINI |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication and specifically focuses on a repeater device.
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| − | - The repeater device receives configuration information that is used to configure its involvement in an access procedure.
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| − | - Based on the configuration information, the repeater generates a signal associated with the access procedure.
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| − | - The repeater then transmits the signal to a wireless communication device, taking into account both the configuration information and other information related to the access procedure.
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| − | - The patent application mentions that there are numerous other aspects described, indicating that there may be additional details and innovations within the application.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a repeater may receive configuration information associated with configuring involvement of the repeater in an access procedure. The repeater may generate a signal associated with the access procedure based at least in part on the configuration information. The repeater may transmit the signal to a wireless communication device based at least in part on the configuration information and other information associated with the access procedure. Numerous other aspects are described.
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| | ===CHANNEL OCCUPANCY TIME (COT) MAINTENANCE FOR SIDELINK COMMUNICATIONS IN UNLICENSED BANDS ([[US Patent Application 17740059. CHANNEL OCCUPANCY TIME (COT) MAINTENANCE FOR SIDELINK COMMUNICATIONS IN UNLICENSED BANDS simplified abstract|17740059]])=== | | ===CHANNEL OCCUPANCY TIME (COT) MAINTENANCE FOR SIDELINK COMMUNICATIONS IN UNLICENSED BANDS ([[US Patent Application 17740059. CHANNEL OCCUPANCY TIME (COT) MAINTENANCE FOR SIDELINK COMMUNICATIONS IN UNLICENSED BANDS simplified abstract|17740059]])=== |
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| | Chih-Hao LIU | | Chih-Hao LIU |
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| − | - The patent application describes a method of wireless communication using a first wireless communication device.
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| − | - The method aims to maintain a channel occupancy time (COT) in a shared frequency band during a physical sidelink feedback channel (PSFCH) instance.
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| − | - The first wireless communication device transmits a first sidelink (SL) communication in a portion of the COT based on a listen-before-talk (LBT) approach.
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| − | - The first SL communication includes SL communication information (SCI) that indicates a second wireless communication device to transmit a signal in a gap symbol preceding a PSFCH resource.
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| − | - The first wireless communication device receives the signal from the second wireless communication device during the gap symbol.
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| − | - The first wireless communication device then transmits a second SL communication in another portion of the COT based on the LBT approach.
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| − | - The second portion of the COT occurs after the PSFCH resource.
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| − | A method of wireless communication performed by a first wireless communication device may maintain a channel occupancy time (COT) in a shared frequency band during at least one physical sidelink feedback channel (PSFCH) instance. In some aspects, the method includes transmitting, in a first portion of a COT based on a listen-before talk (LBT), a first sidelink (SL) communication comprising SL communication information (SCI), the SCI indicating a second wireless communication device to transmit a signal in at least one gap symbol preceding a PSFCH resource. The method further includes receiving, from the second wireless communication device, the signal during the at least one gap symbol. The method further includes transmitting, in a second portion of the COT based on the LBT, a second SL communication, wherein the second portion of the COT is subsequent to the PSFCH resource.
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| | ===BANDWIDTH PART CONFIGURATION FOR REDUCED CAPABILITY DEVICES ([[US Patent Application 17735286. BANDWIDTH PART CONFIGURATION FOR REDUCED CAPABILITY DEVICES simplified abstract|17735286]])=== | | ===BANDWIDTH PART CONFIGURATION FOR REDUCED CAPABILITY DEVICES ([[US Patent Application 17735286. BANDWIDTH PART CONFIGURATION FOR REDUCED CAPABILITY DEVICES simplified abstract|17735286]])=== |
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| | Muhammad Nazmul Islam | | Muhammad Nazmul Islam |
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| − | The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications.
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| − | * The user equipment (UE) receives a message indicating the initial uplink bandwidth part for communication with a network entity.
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| − | * The message also includes multiple random access occasions, some of which are outside of the initial uplink bandwidth part.
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| − | * The UE selects one of the random access occasions to transmit a random access preamble to the network entity.
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| − | * The random access preamble is transmitted as part of a random access procedure.
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| − | Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a message that indicates a first initial uplink bandwidth part for use by the UE in communications with a network entity, the message also indicating a plurality of random access occasions, at least one of the plurality of random access occasions being in frequency resources that are outside of the first initial uplink bandwidth part. The UE may select a random access occasion of the plurality of random access occasions for transmission of a random access preamble from the UE to the network entity. The UE may transmit, as part of a random access procedure, the random access preamble within the random access occasion.
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| | ===BEAM RECOVERY DURING MULTI-TRANSMISSION-RECEPTION POINT (TRP) OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 18044612. BEAM RECOVERY DURING MULTI-TRANSMISSION-RECEPTION POINT (TRP) OPERATION simplified abstract|18044612]])=== | | ===BEAM RECOVERY DURING MULTI-TRANSMISSION-RECEPTION POINT (TRP) OPERATION ([[US Patent Application 18044612. BEAM RECOVERY DURING MULTI-TRANSMISSION-RECEPTION POINT (TRP) OPERATION simplified abstract|18044612]])=== |
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| | Ruiming ZHENG | | Ruiming ZHENG |
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| − | The patent application relates to wireless communication and addresses the issue of beam failure in a multi-TRP operation.
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| − | * User equipment (UE) detects a beam failure with a first beam used to communicate with a transmission-reception point (TRP).
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| − | * The UE performs beam recovery using a network resource associated with a second TRP.
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| − | * The invention aims to improve the reliability of wireless communication by providing a mechanism for recovering from beam failures.
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| − | * The patent application covers various aspects and techniques related to beam recovery in multi-TRP operations.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may detect a beam failure associated with a first beam utilized to communicate with a first transmission-reception point (TRP) associated with a multi-TRP operation. The UE may perform beam recovery, to address the beam failure, utilizing a network resource associated with a second TRP associated with the multi-TRP operation. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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| | ===SUSPENSION OF BEAM OR LINK RECOVERY FOR A FAILURE EVENT ([[US Patent Application 18356844. SUSPENSION OF BEAM OR LINK RECOVERY FOR A FAILURE EVENT simplified abstract|18356844]])=== | | ===SUSPENSION OF BEAM OR LINK RECOVERY FOR A FAILURE EVENT ([[US Patent Application 18356844. SUSPENSION OF BEAM OR LINK RECOVERY FOR A FAILURE EVENT simplified abstract|18356844]])=== |
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| | Hamed PEZESHKI | | Hamed PEZESHKI |
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| − | - The patent application is related to wireless communication.
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| − | - The user equipment (UE) can detect a failure event in the communication link between the UE and a base station.
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| − | - The UE can then send a message to the base station indicating that it will not attempt to recover the link for a certain period of time.
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| − | - This allows the UE to refrain from unnecessary recovery procedures and potentially improve overall communication efficiency.
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| − | Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine that a failure event for a beam or a link, between the UE and a base station, is occurring or will occur, and transmit a message to the base station indicating that the UE is refraining from performing a recovery procedure for the beam or a link for a time duration. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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