RESOURCE EXCLUSION FOR SIDELINK TRANSMISSION

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RESOURCE EXCLUSION FOR SIDELINK TRANSMISSION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240349312 titled 'RESOURCE EXCLUSION FOR SIDELINK TRANSMISSION

The abstract of this patent application discusses various aspects related to wireless communication, focusing on enabling co-channel coexistence among UEs and preventing collisions between sidelink transmissions, such as collisions between NR PSFCH and LTE PSSCH.

Enables co-channel coexistence among UEs
Mitigates or prevents collisions between sidelink transmissions
Specifically addresses collisions between NR PSFCH and LTE PSSCH
Other aspects related to wireless communication are described

Potential Applications: - Wireless communication systems - Mobile networks - Internet of Things (IoT) devices

Problems Solved: - Co-channel interference among UEs - Collisions between different types of sidelink transmissions - Ensuring efficient and reliable wireless communication

Benefits: - Improved coexistence among UEs - Enhanced reliability of sidelink transmissions - Optimal utilization of wireless spectrum

Commercial Applications: Title: Enhanced Wireless Communication Systems for Improved Coexistence This technology can be applied in: - Telecommunications companies - IoT device manufacturers - Wireless network infrastructure providers

Prior Art: Research existing patents related to wireless communication systems, co-channel coexistence, and sidelink transmission collision prevention.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in wireless communication technologies, coexistence mechanisms, and collision avoidance techniques.

Questions about Wireless Communication Systems: 1. How does this technology improve co-channel coexistence among UEs? 2. What are the key differences between NR PSFCH and LTE PSSCH in terms of sidelink transmissions?

Original Abstract Submitted

various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. some aspects are directed to enabling co-channel coexistence among ues. some aspects may mitigate or prevent collisions between sidelink transmissions, such as collisions between a new radio (nr) physical sidelink feedback channel (psfch) and a long term evolution (lte) physical sidelink shared channel (pssch). numerous other aspects are described.