US Patent Application 18352257. DMRS CONFIGURATION METHOD AND DEVICE simplified abstract
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DMRS CONFIGURATION METHOD AND DEVICE
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DMRS CONFIGURATION METHOD AND DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18352257 titled 'DMRS CONFIGURATION METHOD AND DEVICE
Simplified Explanation
- This patent application describes a method for configuring a demodulation reference signal (DMRS) in a wireless network. - A network device sends scheduling information to a terminal device. - The terminal device uses the scheduling information to determine if a transmission in a first time unit meets certain conditions. - The conditions include having the same transmit power, precoding, antenna port, or frequency domain resource as a transmission in a second time unit. - The second time unit occurs before the first time unit and has the same transmission direction. - There should be no transmission in the opposite direction between the second and first time units. - If the conditions are met, the terminal device can send uplink data in both the first and second time units, or receive downlink data in both time units.
Original Abstract Submitted
In a demodulation reference signal (DMRS) configuration method, a network device sends first scheduling information to a terminal device. The terminal device determines, based on the first scheduling information, whether a transmission of a first time unit meets a condition of having the same transmit power, same precoding, same antenna port, or a same frequency domain resource as the transmission of a second time unit. The second time unit is before the first time unit and has a transmission direction that is the same as a transmission direction in the in the first time unit, and no transmission in an opposite direction exists between the second time unit and the first time unit. When the first time unit meets the above condition, the terminal device sends uplink data in the first time unit and the second time unit, or receiving downlink data in the first time unit and the second time unit.
