Intel corporation (20240236900). BANDWIDTH PART SWITCHING DELAY DERIVATION simplified abstract
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BANDWIDTH PART SWITCHING DELAY DERIVATION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Ilya Bolotin of Santa Clara CA (US)
Andrey Chervyakov of Kildare (IE)
Rui Huang of Santa Clara CA (US)
BANDWIDTH PART SWITCHING DELAY DERIVATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240236900 titled 'BANDWIDTH PART SWITCHING DELAY DERIVATION
Simplified Explanation: The patent application focuses on determining a bandwidth part (BWP) switching delay based on the maximum receive timing difference (MRTD) between two cells in a wireless communication system.
- User equipment (UE) is configured to determine timing information, including the MRTD between a first cell (transmitting downlink control information) and a second cell where a BWP switch is to occur.
- The UE calculates a BWP switching delay based on the MRTD and executes the BWP switch accordingly.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Determining BWP switching delay based on MRTD between cells.
- Enhancing efficiency in BWP switching in wireless communication systems.
Potential Applications:
- 5G and future wireless communication systems.
- Mobile networks and cellular technologies.
Problems Solved:
- Optimizing BWP switching for improved network performance.
- Minimizing delays and disruptions during BWP transitions.
Benefits:
- Enhanced network reliability and performance.
- Efficient utilization of available bandwidth resources.
Commercial Applications:
- "Wireless Communication System with Enhanced BWP Switching" for telecommunications companies.
- Potential applications in IoT devices and smart technologies.
Prior Art: Research existing patents related to BWP switching delays and MRTD in wireless communication systems.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in BWP switching optimization and MRTD analysis in wireless networks.
Questions about Bandwidth Part (BWP) Switching Delay: 1. What are the key factors influencing BWP switching delays in wireless communication systems? 2. How does the determination of MRTD contribute to improving BWP switching efficiency?
Original Abstract Submitted
various embodiments herein are directed to determining a bandwidth part (bwp) switching delay based on a maximum receive timing difference (mrtd) between two cells. a user equipment (ue) is configured to: determine timing information that includes a maximum receive timing difference (mrtd) between a first cell from which the ue receives downlink control information (dci) and a second cell where a bandwidth part (bwp) switch is to occur; determine a bwp switching delay based on the mrtd; and perform the bwp switch based on the determined bwp switching delay.
