18488722. CANCELLATION ORDER FOR SCHEDULED UPLINK REPETITIVE TRANSMISSIONS WITH DIFFERENT PRIORITIES simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)
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CANCELLATION ORDER FOR SCHEDULED UPLINK REPETITIVE TRANSMISSIONS WITH DIFFERENT PRIORITIES
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Inventor(s)
Seyedkianoush Hosseini of San Diego CA (US)
Peter Gaal of San Diego CA (US)
CANCELLATION ORDER FOR SCHEDULED UPLINK REPETITIVE TRANSMISSIONS WITH DIFFERENT PRIORITIES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18488722 titled 'CANCELLATION ORDER FOR SCHEDULED UPLINK REPETITIVE TRANSMISSIONS WITH DIFFERENT PRIORITIES
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a method and apparatus for resolving collisions between overlapping uplink transmissions. Here are the key points:
- The invention identifies multiple scheduled uplink transmissions that overlap in at least two time slots.
- The uplink transmissions include a high priority transmission that repeats across the two time slots, as well as one or more transmissions in the first slot and two or more transmissions in the second slot.
- The second slot contains at least one low priority transmission and one high priority transmission.
- The invention performs a first collision resolution procedure in the first slot and a second collision resolution procedure in the second slot, with the second procedure being independent of the first.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Wireless communication systems: This technology can be applied in wireless networks to improve the efficiency and reliability of uplink transmissions, especially in scenarios where multiple transmissions overlap.
- Internet of Things (IoT): With the increasing number of IoT devices, there is a need for effective collision resolution techniques to ensure smooth communication between devices. This technology can be utilized in IoT networks to handle overlapping transmissions.
- Mobile networks: In crowded mobile networks, where multiple users are simultaneously transmitting data, this technology can help in resolving collisions and optimizing the utilization of network resources.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Collision resolution: The invention addresses the problem of collisions that occur when multiple uplink transmissions overlap in time slots. By performing separate collision resolution procedures in each slot, the technology helps to minimize interference and ensure successful transmission.
- Efficient resource utilization: By identifying and resolving collisions, the technology improves the efficiency of uplink transmissions and maximizes the utilization of available network resources.
Benefits of this technology:
- Improved reliability: By resolving collisions, the technology enhances the reliability of uplink transmissions, reducing the chances of data loss or corruption.
- Increased network capacity: By efficiently handling overlapping transmissions, the technology allows for more simultaneous uplink transmissions, thereby increasing the overall capacity of the network.
- Enhanced user experience: With fewer collisions and improved resource utilization, users can experience faster and more reliable uplink communication, leading to a better overall user experience.
Original Abstract Submitted
This disclosure relates to collision resolution for overlapping uplink transmissions, and includes a method and apparatus for identifying a plurality of scheduled uplink transmissions that overlap in at least a first slot and a second slot, wherein the plurality of uplink transmissions comprises a high priority uplink transmission scheduled for repetitive transmission across at least a first slot and a second slot and further comprises one or more uplink transmissions scheduled in the first slot and two or more uplink transmissions scheduled in the second slot, wherein the two or more uplink transmissions scheduled in the second slot comprise at least a first low priority uplink transmission and a second high priority uplink transmission; and performing a first collision resolution procedure in the first slot and performing a second collision resolution procedure in the second slot, the second collision resolution procedure being independent of the first collision resolution procedure.
