View source for 18075285. DELAY MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS NETWORKS simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)

=DELAY MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS NETWORKS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:QUALCOMM Incorporated|QUALCOMM Incorporated]]


[[Category:QUALCOMM Incorporated]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Stefano Faccin of San Ysidro CA (US)|Stefano Faccin of San Ysidro CA (US)]][[Category:Stefano Faccin of San Ysidro CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Mahmoud Watfa of St-Leonard (CA)|Mahmoud Watfa of St-Leonard (CA)]][[Category:Mahmoud Watfa of St-Leonard (CA)]]

==DELAY MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS NETWORKS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18075285 titled 'DELAY MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS NETWORKS

==Simplified Explanation==

'''Abstract:'''
This patent application discusses delay management techniques for handling delays caused by high latency links in non-terrestrial networks for non-access stratum (NAS) mobility management and session management procedures. The timers used for these procedures in user equipment (UE) and core network can be configured with different durations based on the type of radio access network (RAN) the UE is connected to, the capabilities of the UE, and the RAN types within the registration area.

'''Patent/Innovation:'''
* The patent focuses on delay management techniques for non-terrestrial networks.
* It addresses delays introduced by high latency links in NAS mobility management and session management procedures.
* The timers in UE and core network can be configured with different durations based on various factors.
* Different durations include normal, extended, or reduced durations.
* The configuration is based on the type of RAN, UE capabilities, and RAN types within the registration area.

'''Potential Applications:'''
* This technology can be applied in non-terrestrial networks, such as satellite networks or high-altitude platforms.
* It can be used in mobility management and session management procedures for seamless connectivity in these networks.
* The techniques can be implemented in user equipment and core network components of non-terrestrial networks.

'''Problems Solved:'''
* High latency links in non-terrestrial networks can introduce delays in mobility and session management procedures.
* These delays can impact the overall performance and user experience in non-terrestrial networks.
* The patent addresses these delays by providing configurable timers based on various factors, allowing for efficient delay management.

'''Benefits:'''
* The technology enables better management of delays in non-terrestrial networks, leading to improved performance and user experience.
* Configurable timers based on different factors allow for optimized delay management in different scenarios.
* Seamless connectivity and efficient mobility and session management procedures can be achieved in non-terrestrial networks.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Aspects relate to delay management techniques to handle delays introduced by high latency links in non-terrestrial networks for non-access stratum (NAS) mobility management and session management procedures. The NAS timers within the user equipment (UE) and core network utilized for mobility management and session management procedures may be configured with different durations, such as a normal duration, an extended duration, or a reduced duration, based on whether the UE is connected to a terrestrial or non-terrestrial radio access network (RAN), one or more capabilities of the UE, and/or the various RAN types (e.g., terrestrial or non-terrestrial) within a registration area that the UE is located in.



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