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=TECHNIQUE FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE INDICATION AND COMPLIANCE OF APPLICATION DATA UNITS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)|Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)]]


[[Category:Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Du Ho Kang of Sollentuna (SE)|Du Ho Kang of Sollentuna (SE)]][[Category:Du Ho Kang of Sollentuna (SE)]]

[[:Category:Jose Luis Pradas of Stockholm (SE)|Jose Luis Pradas of Stockholm (SE)]][[Category:Jose Luis Pradas of Stockholm (SE)]]

[[:Category:Paul Schliwa-bertling of Ljungsbro (SE)|Paul Schliwa-bertling of Ljungsbro (SE)]][[Category:Paul Schliwa-bertling of Ljungsbro (SE)]]

[[:Category:Thorsten Lohmar of Aachen (DE)|Thorsten Lohmar of Aachen (DE)]][[Category:Thorsten Lohmar of Aachen (DE)]]

==TECHNIQUE FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE INDICATION AND COMPLIANCE OF APPLICATION DATA UNITS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18682256 titled 'TECHNIQUE FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE INDICATION AND COMPLIANCE OF APPLICATION DATA UNITS

The abstract describes a technique for forwarding an Application Data Unit (ADU) within a telecommunications system, specifically a Radio Access Network (RAN), to an end terminal while ensuring a Quality of Service (QoS) requirement.

* The method involves receiving at least one Internet Protocol (IP) packet containing information units of the ADU, along with a first information element indicating how the information units are packaged into IP packets.
* The first information element is read, and at least one extended IP packet is generated based on this information, including a second information element indicating the QoS requirement.
* The extended IP packet, which includes the received IP packet, is then forwarded to the RAN for transmission to the end terminal.

Potential Applications:
- This technique can be applied in various telecommunications systems to ensure the efficient and reliable transmission of data packets.
- It can be used in mobile networks to prioritize certain types of data based on QoS requirements.

Problems Solved:
- Ensures that ADUs are transmitted with the required QoS, improving the overall performance of the telecommunications system.
- Helps in managing network traffic efficiently by prioritizing data packets based on their QoS requirements.

Benefits:
- Enhanced quality of service for data transmission within telecommunications systems.
- Improved network performance and reliability.
- Efficient utilization of network resources.

Commercial Applications:
Title: Enhanced Data Transmission Technique for Telecommunications Systems
This technology can be utilized by telecommunications companies to optimize data transmission and improve the overall quality of service for their customers. It can also be integrated into mobile networks to enhance the user experience and ensure reliable data transmission.

Questions about Enhanced Data Transmission Technique for Telecommunications Systems:
1. How does this technique improve the quality of service in telecommunications systems?
This technique ensures that data packets are transmitted according to specific QoS requirements, leading to a more reliable and efficient network performance.

2. What are the potential applications of this technology beyond telecommunications systems?
This technology can also be applied in various industries where data transmission with specific QoS requirements is crucial, such as healthcare, finance, and transportation.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A technique for forwarding an application data unit, ADU, within a telecommunications system comprising a radio access network, RAN, for transmission to an end terminal through the RAN is disclosed. The transmission of the ADU to the end terminal is subject to a quality of service, QoS, requirement. As to a method aspect of the technique, at least one internet protocol, IP, packet comprising at least one information unit of the ADUIs received. The at least one IP packet further comprises a first information element indicative of a packaging of information units of the ADU into IP packets. The first information element of the received at least one IP packet is read. At least one extended IP packet comprising a second information element indicative of the QoS requirement of the at least one extended IP packet based on the first information element is generated. The at least one extended IP packet further comprises the received at least one IP packet. The at least one extended IP packet is forwarded to the RAN.



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