Qualcomm incorporated (20240340050). PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK ALLOCATION ALIGNMENT simplified abstract
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PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK ALLOCATION ALIGNMENT
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Roberto Airoldi of Helsinki (FI)
Shmuel Vagner of San Diego CA (US)
Deepak Agarwal of San Diego CA (US)
Michael Francis Garyantes of Bradley Beach NJ (US)
Abhishek Saurabh Sachidanand Sinha of San Diego CA (US)
Osama Alrabadi of Nurnberg (DE)
Jigneshkumar Shah of San Diego CA (US)
PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK ALLOCATION ALIGNMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240340050 titled 'PHYSICAL RESOURCE BLOCK ALLOCATION ALIGNMENT
The abstract of this patent application describes techniques for physical resource block allocation alignment in a network system.
- Transmitting beamforming weights (BFWs) to a second network entity
- Transmitting parameters indicating misalignment between PRB allocation and logical structures
- Processing signals with beamforming applied to PRB bundles using the BFWs
Potential Applications: - Wireless communication systems - 5G networks - Internet of Things (IoT) devices
Problems Solved: - Efficient allocation of physical resources - Improved signal processing in network systems
Benefits: - Enhanced network performance - Optimal resource utilization - Reduced interference
Commercial Applications: - Telecommunications companies - Network equipment manufacturers - IoT device manufacturers
Questions about Physical Resource Block Allocation Alignment: 1. How does beamforming improve signal processing in network systems?
Beamforming helps focus radio signals in specific directions, enhancing signal strength and quality.
2. What are the key benefits of aligning physical resource block allocation in wireless communication systems?
Aligning PRB allocation improves network efficiency, reduces interference, and enhances overall performance.
Original Abstract Submitted
certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for physical resource block allocation alignment. an example method, performed at a first network entity, includes transmitting beamforming weights (bfws) to a second network entity, each beamforming weight to be applied to a different bundle of one or more physical resource blocks (prbs), transmitting, to the second network entity, one or more parameters indicative of a misalignment between an allocation of prbs and at least one logical structure, and processing signals transmitted between the first and second network entities, with beamforming applied to prb bundles using the bfws, in accordance with the one or more parameters.
- Qualcomm incorporated
- Roberto Airoldi of Helsinki (FI)
- Shmuel Vagner of San Diego CA (US)
- Deepak Agarwal of San Diego CA (US)
- Michael Francis Garyantes of Bradley Beach NJ (US)
- Abhishek Saurabh Sachidanand Sinha of San Diego CA (US)
- Osama Alrabadi of Nurnberg (DE)
- Jigneshkumar Shah of San Diego CA (US)
- H04B7/06
- H04B7/024
- H04L5/00
- H04W72/27
- CPC H04B7/0617