SIDELINK IN-DEVICE CO-EXISTENCE INTERFERENCE MITIGATION

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SIDELINK IN-DEVICE CO-EXISTENCE INTERFERENCE MITIGATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240292444 titled 'SIDELINK IN-DEVICE CO-EXISTENCE INTERFERENCE MITIGATION

The abstract describes methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications, where a user equipment (UE) can receive reporting information from a second UE to indicate in-device co-existence (IDC) interference. The UE may also receive a resource reservation message from the second UE indicating a set of sidelink resources, and transmit an IDC interference report back to the second UE based on the reporting information, indicating IDC interference on at least a portion of the set of sidelink resources.

User equipment (UE) can receive reporting information from another UE to indicate IDC interference.
The UE can receive a resource reservation message indicating a set of sidelink resources from the second UE.
The UE can transmit an IDC interference report back to the second UE based on the reporting information received.
The IDC interference report indicates IDC interference on at least a portion of the set of sidelink resources.

Potential Applications: - This technology can be used in wireless communication systems to manage in-device co-existence interference effectively. - It can improve the overall performance and reliability of wireless networks by addressing interference issues.

Problems Solved: - Addressing in-device co-existence interference in wireless communication systems. - Enhancing the efficiency and reliability of sidelink resources allocation.

Benefits: - Improved management of IDC interference. - Enhanced performance and reliability of wireless communication systems. - Optimal utilization of sidelink resources.

Commercial Applications: Title: Wireless Communication Systems with Enhanced IDC Interference Management This technology can be applied in telecommunications, IoT devices, smart city infrastructure, and industrial automation systems to optimize wireless communication performance and reliability.

Questions about Wireless Communication Systems with Enhanced IDC Interference Management: 1. How does this technology improve the overall performance of wireless networks? 2. What are the potential applications of this technology in IoT devices and industrial automation systems?

Original Abstract Submitted

methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. a user equipment (ue) may receive, from a second ue, reporting information for indicating in-device co-existence (idc) interference. the ue may receive, from the second ue, a resource reservation message indicating a set of sidelink resources, and may transmit, to the second ue according to the reporting information, an idc interference report indicating idc interference corresponding to at least a portion of the set of sidelink resources.