17934284. TECHNIQUES FOR PER COMMUNICATION LINK ENERGY RESERVATION simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)

TECHNIQUES FOR PER COMMUNICATION LINK ENERGY RESERVATION

Organization Name

QUALCOMM Incorporated

Inventor(s)

Tienyow Liu of Santa Clara CA (US)

Michel Chauvin of San Diego CA (US)

Farhad Meshkati of San Diego CA (US)

Raghu Narayan Challa of San Diego CA (US)

Reza Shahidi of La Jolla CA (US)

Arnaud Meylan of San Diego CA (US)

Yahia Ramadan of San Jose CA (US)

Jing Lin of Milpitas CA (US)

Tianpei Chen of San Diego CA (US)

Jagadish Nadakuduti of Bermuda Dunes CA (US)

Lin Lu of San Diego CA (US)

Paul Guckian of La Jolla CA (US)

Huang Lou of Santee CA (US)

TECHNIQUES FOR PER COMMUNICATION LINK ENERGY RESERVATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17934284 titled 'TECHNIQUES FOR PER COMMUNICATION LINK ENERGY RESERVATION

Abstract

The patent application relates to wireless communication and specifically to energy allocation for uplink transmission in user equipment (UE). The UE identifies available energy and configures energy allocations for multiple communication links. The UE then transmits based on these energy allocations.

Explanation

• User equipment (UE) identifies available energy for uplink transmission of multiple communication links.
• The UE configures a first set of energy allocations for the communication links.
• The UE also configures a second set of energy allocations for one or more communication links, using the remaining available energy.
• The UE then transmits based on the energy allocations.

Potential Applications

This technology can be applied in various wireless communication scenarios, including:

• Mobile networks
• Internet of Things (IoT) devices
• Wireless sensor networks
• Satellite communication systems

Problems Solved

The technology addresses the following problems:

• Efficient allocation of energy for uplink transmission in wireless communication systems.
• Optimizing energy usage in user equipment to maximize performance and battery life.
• Managing multiple communication links in a resource-constrained environment.

Benefits

The benefits of this technology include:

• Improved energy efficiency in wireless communication systems.
• Enhanced performance and reliability of user equipment.
• Extended battery life for devices with limited power supply.
• Better utilization of available resources in resource-constrained environments.

Original Abstract Submitted

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may identify an available energy for uplink transmission of a plurality of communication links of the UE. The UE may configure, from the available energy, a first set of energy allocations for the plurality of communication links. The UE may configure a second set of energy allocations for one or more communication links of the plurality of communication links, wherein the second set of energy allocations are allocated from a remainder of the available energy after the first set of energy allocations are allocated. The UE may transmit based at least in part on at least one of the first set of energy allocations or the second set of energy allocations. Numerous other aspects are described.