DISH Wireless L.L.C. (20240349136). CARRIER AGGREGATION AND DUAL CONNECTIVITY SWITCHING IN A CELLULAR NETWORK simplified abstract

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CARRIER AGGREGATION AND DUAL CONNECTIVITY SWITCHING IN A CELLULAR NETWORK

Organization Name

DISH Wireless L.L.C.

Inventor(s)

Dhaval Mehta of Aldie VA (US)

Sourabh Gupta of Ashburn VA (US)

Gurpreet Sohi of Parker CO (US)

CARRIER AGGREGATION AND DUAL CONNECTIVITY SWITCHING IN A CELLULAR NETWORK - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240349136 titled 'CARRIER AGGREGATION AND DUAL CONNECTIVITY SWITCHING IN A CELLULAR NETWORK

Simplified Explanation

This patent application focuses on systems and methods for carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching in a cellular network, such as a 5G network. Example embodiments include dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching with or without a network intelligence layer, based on various criteria like latency, bandwidth, and resource availability.

  • Systems and methods for dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching in a cellular network
  • RAN functions supporting measuring and reporting for carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching
  • Dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching with or without a network intelligence layer
  • Prioritization for using carrier aggregation instead of dual connectivity based on CQI information reported from UEs

Key Features and Innovation

  • Systems and methods for dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching in a cellular network
  • RAN functions supporting measuring and reporting for carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching
  • Dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching with or without a network intelligence layer
  • Prioritization for using carrier aggregation instead of dual connectivity based on CQI information reported from UEs

Potential Applications

This technology can be applied in 5G networks and other cellular networks to optimize carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching, improving network efficiency and performance.

Problems Solved

This technology addresses the need for efficient and intelligent switching between carriers and connections in cellular networks, especially in the context of 5G networks.

Benefits

  • Improved network efficiency and performance
  • Enhanced user experience with optimized carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching
  • Dynamic adaptation to changing network conditions for better connectivity

Commercial Applications

Title: Advanced Carrier Aggregation and Dual Connectivity Switching Technology for 5G Networks This technology can be utilized by telecommunications companies and network operators to enhance the performance and efficiency of their 5G networks, leading to improved service quality and customer satisfaction.

Prior Art

Further research can be conducted in the field of carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching in cellular networks to explore existing technologies and innovations.

Frequently Updated Research

Stay updated on the latest advancements in carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching technology to ensure optimal network performance and efficiency.

Questions about Carrier Aggregation and Dual Connectivity Switching

1. How does this technology improve network efficiency in 5G networks? 2. What criteria are considered for prioritizing carrier aggregation over dual connectivity?


Original Abstract Submitted

embodiments are directed towards systems and methods for carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching in a cellular network (e.g., a 5g network). example embodiments include systems and methods for: the ran functions supporting providing measuring and reporting particular items for dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching; ran dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching with a network intelligence layer; ran dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching without a network intelligence layer; ran dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching based on availability of an inter-du link and meeting latency/bandwidth criteria; ran dynamic carrier aggregation and dual connectivity switching based on availability of an inter-du link and meeting resource criteria; and prioritization for using ca instead of dc based on cqi information reported from ues.