18555760. INDICATION OF RETRANSMISSION FOR UPLINK IN NTN SYSTEMS simplified abstract (Nokia Technologies Oy)

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INDICATION OF RETRANSMISSION FOR UPLINK IN NTN SYSTEMS

Organization Name

Nokia Technologies Oy

Inventor(s)

Pingping Wen of Shanghai (CN)

Ping Yuan of Beijing (CN)

INDICATION OF RETRANSMISSION FOR UPLINK IN NTN SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18555760 titled 'INDICATION OF RETRANSMISSION FOR UPLINK IN NTN SYSTEMS

Abstract: This disclosure presents solutions for a communication system of a non-terrestrial network (NTN) node and a user equipment (UE) to determine, where the NTN node can determine one or more HARQ retransmission schemes for one or more LCHs used by the UE. The HARQ retransmission scheme can be mapped into one, two, or five bits of the DCI signal, depending on the mapping algorithm selected. In some example embodiments, LCHs can be grouped by using similar LCH prioritization or similar HARQ retransmission schemes. HARQ retransmission schemes can be mapped to the LCG. If there remains sufficient data space in the TBS/UL, other LCH can be included into the transmission even though the other LCH utilize different HARQ retransmission schemes. The UE can encode its HARQ transmission using the HARQ retransmission scheme indicated for the LCH the UE is utilizing.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Communication system for NTN node and UE to determine HARQ retransmission schemes for LCHs.
  • Mapping of HARQ retransmission schemes into DCI signal bits.
  • Grouping of LCHs based on similar prioritization or retransmission schemes.
  • Inclusion of additional LCHs in transmission if data space allows, even with different retransmission schemes.
  • Encoding of HARQ transmission based on the selected retransmission scheme for the LCH.

Potential Applications: - Satellite communication systems - Non-terrestrial networks - Wireless communication technologies

Problems Solved: - Efficient allocation of HARQ retransmission schemes for LCHs - Optimization of data transmission in non-terrestrial networks - Improved reliability and performance of communication systems

Benefits: - Enhanced data transmission efficiency - Increased reliability in communication systems - Optimal utilization of network resources

Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Communication System for Non-Terrestrial Networks" This technology can be applied in satellite communication systems, space missions, remote sensing applications, and IoT devices operating in non-terrestrial environments. The market implications include improved connectivity in remote areas, enhanced data transmission capabilities, and increased reliability in critical communication systems.

Prior Art: Further research can be conducted in the field of non-terrestrial communication systems, satellite networks, and HARQ retransmission schemes to explore existing technologies and innovations related to this communication system.

Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are continuously exploring advancements in satellite communication technologies, non-terrestrial networks, and efficient data transmission methods to enhance the performance and reliability of communication systems in challenging environments.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does this communication system improve data transmission efficiency in non-terrestrial networks? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing HARQ retransmission schemes for LCHs in satellite communication systems?


Original Abstract Submitted

This disclosure presents solutions for a communication system of a non-terrestrial network (NTN) node and a user equipment (UE) to determine, where the NTN node can determine one or more HARQ retransmission schemes for one or more LCHs used by the UE. The HARQ retransmission scheme can be mapped into one, two, or five bits of the DCI signal, depending on the mapping algorithm selected. In some example embodiments. LCHs can be grouped by using similar LCH prioritization or similar HARQ retransmission schemes. HARQ retransmission schemes can be mapped to the LCG. If there remains sufficient data space in the TBS/UL, other LCH can be included into the transmission even though the other LCH utilize different HARQ retransmission schemes. The UE can encode its HARQ transmission using the HARQ retransmission scheme indicated for the LCH the UE is utilizing.