17992413. PRE-EMPTION, CONGESTION CONTROL, AND TX/RX ALIGNMENT FOR NR V2X UE WITH LIMITED POWER simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)

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PRE-EMPTION, CONGESTION CONTROL, AND TX/RX ALIGNMENT FOR NR V2X UE WITH LIMITED POWER

Organization Name

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Inventor(s)

Yaser Mohamed Mostafa Kamal Fouad of San Diego CA (US)

Jung Hyun Bae of San Diego CA (US)

Sili Lu of San Jose CA (US)

PRE-EMPTION, CONGESTION CONTROL, AND TX/RX ALIGNMENT FOR NR V2X UE WITH LIMITED POWER - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17992413 titled 'PRE-EMPTION, CONGESTION CONTROL, AND TX/RX ALIGNMENT FOR NR V2X UE WITH LIMITED POWER

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a method and apparatus for pre-emption, congestion control, and Tx/Rx alignment for a partial sensing UE (User Equipment). The method involves measuring resources within a specific window, determining the number of measured resources with a certain signal strength, calculating a Channel Busy Ratio (CBR) based on the measured number of resources, and determining a Channel Reservation (CR) limit based on the CBR and transmission priority.

  • The method measures resources within a specific window.
  • It determines the number of measured resources with a signal strength above a certain threshold.
  • It calculates a Channel Busy Ratio (CBR) based on the measured number of resources.
  • It determines a Channel Reservation (CR) limit based on the CBR and transmission priority.
  • The CBR is determined by comparing the total number of measured resources within the window to a second threshold.
  • If the total number of measured resources is below the second threshold, a pre-configured CBR is used.
  • If the total number of measured resources is equal to or above the second threshold, the CBR is calculated based on the ratio of resources with a signal strength above the threshold to the total number of measured resources.

Potential applications of this technology:

  • Wireless communication systems
  • Cellular networks
  • Internet of Things (IoT) devices
  • Smart devices and sensors

Problems solved by this technology:

  • Pre-emption: The method allows for efficient pre-emption of resources by measuring their availability and determining the CBR and CR limit.
  • Congestion control: By calculating the CBR based on the measured resources, the method helps in managing congestion in the network.
  • Tx/Rx alignment: The method ensures proper alignment of transmission and reception by determining the CR limit based on the CBR and transmission priority.

Benefits of this technology:

  • Improved resource allocation: The method helps in optimizing resource allocation by considering the measured resources and their signal strength.
  • Efficient congestion control: By calculating the CBR, the method enables effective management of congestion in the network.
  • Enhanced transmission and reception: The method ensures proper alignment of transmission and reception by determining the CR limit based on the CBR and transmission priority.


Original Abstract Submitted

A method and apparatus are provided for pre-emption, congestion control, and Tx/Rx alignment for use by a partial sensing UE. A method includes measuring resources within a first window; determining a number of the measured resources having an RSSI greater than a first threshold; determining a CBR based on the measured number of resources; and determining a CR limit based on the determined CBR and transmission priority. Determining the CBR based on the measured number of resources includes comparing a total number of measured resources within the first window to a second threshold; in response to the total number of measured resources being less than the second threshold, determining the CBR as a pre-configured CBR; and in response to the total number of measured resources being greater than or equal to the second threshold, determining the CBR based on a ratio of the number of the measured resources having the RSSI greater than the first threshold to the total number of measured resources within the first window.