Nokia technologies oy (20240114457). USER DEVICE AND NETWORK NODE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK, AND OPERATION METHODS THEREFOR simplified abstract

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USER DEVICE AND NETWORK NODE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK, AND OPERATION METHODS THEREFOR

Organization Name

nokia technologies oy

Inventor(s)

Knud Knudsen of Aabybro (DK)

Mads Lauridsen of Gistrup (DK)

Jan Torst Hviid of Klarup (DK)

Daniela Laselva of Klarup (DK)

Kari Juhani Hooli of Oulu (FI)

Jussi-Pekka Koskinen of Oulu (FI)

USER DEVICE AND NETWORK NODE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK, AND OPERATION METHODS THEREFOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240114457 titled 'USER DEVICE AND NETWORK NODE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK, AND OPERATION METHODS THEREFOR

Simplified Explanation

The present disclosure describes a method for using wake-up signaling in inter-cell mobility scenarios by configuring a wake-up signal (WUS) beacon occasion (WBO) for each tracking area (TA) of a user device. The WBO includes cell-specific time offsets for transmitting WUS beacons corresponding to each cell in the TA, along with a mapping table that maps these offsets to cell-specific information such as cell ID and frequency details. This allows the user device to reduce power consumption by avoiding unnecessary state transitions during cell reselections within the TA.

  • Simplified Explanation:

- Method for using wake-up signaling in inter-cell mobility scenarios - Configuring WUS beacon occasions for each TA of a user device - Transmitting WUS beacons at cell-specific time offsets within the WBO - Mapping table for cell-specific information like cell ID and frequency details - Reducing power consumption by avoiding unnecessary state transitions

    • Potential Applications:

- Mobile communication systems - IoT devices - Wireless networks

    • Problems Solved:

- Power consumption during cell reselections - Efficient inter-cell mobility management

    • Benefits:

- Reduced power consumption - Improved battery life - Enhanced user experience

    • Potential Commercial Applications:

- Mobile device manufacturers - Telecommunication companies - IoT solution providers

    • Possible Prior Art:

- Previous methods for inter-cell mobility management - Wake-up signaling techniques in wireless networks

    • Unanswered Questions:

1. How does the WBO improve synchronization signal reception in inter-cell mobility scenarios? 2. What are the specific technical details of the mapping table used in this procedure?


Original Abstract Submitted

the present disclosure relates to a simple and power-efficient procedure that allows using wake-up signaling in inter-cell mobility scenarios. the procedure is based on configuring a wake-up signal (wus) beacon occasion (wbo) for each tracking area (ta) of a user device. a wus beacon corresponding to each cell in the ta is transmitted once at a cell-specific time offset within the wbo. the wbo is configured together with a mapping table that maps each of the cell-specific time offsets to cell-specific information. the cell-specific information may comprise a cell id and/or an indicator of a cell-specific frequency and/or cell-specific frequency range to be used for synchronization signal reception (e.g., global synchronization channel number (gscn)). each ta comprises intra-frequency cells only. by using the wbo, the user device may reduce its power consumption by avoiding switching from its sleep state to its active state when doing cell reselections in the ta.