Nec corporation (20240298379). RADIO TERMINAL AND METHOD THEREFOR simplified abstract
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RADIO TERMINAL AND METHOD THEREFOR
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Sadafuku Hayashi of Tokyo (JP)
RADIO TERMINAL AND METHOD THEREFOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240298379 titled 'RADIO TERMINAL AND METHOD THEREFOR
The abstract describes a patent application where a radio terminal negotiates a DRX (Discontinuous Reception) configuration with a peer terminal for receiving a unicast communication on a direct interface between the two terminals. The radio terminal informs the peer terminal whether it will perform a DRX operation based on the negotiated and valid DRX configuration to receive the communication, aiming to reduce signaling load for device-to-device (D2D) communication.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Negotiation of DRX configuration between radio terminal and peer terminal
- Determination of DRX operation based on negotiated configuration
- Reduction of signaling load for D2D communication
- Potential Applications:
- Wireless communication systems
- Internet of Things (IoT) devices
- Mobile networks
- Problems Solved:
- Signaling load optimization
- Efficient DRX operation for unicast communication
- Enhanced communication reliability
- Benefits:
- Improved network efficiency
- Reduced power consumption
- Enhanced user experience
- Commercial Applications:
- Telecom companies for optimizing network performance
- IoT device manufacturers for enhancing connectivity
- Mobile network operators for improving service quality
- Prior Art:
- Prior research on DRX optimization in wireless communication systems
- Studies on signaling load reduction techniques in D2D communication
- Frequently Updated Research:
- Ongoing studies on DRX configuration optimization
- Research on advanced signaling protocols for D2D communication
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the negotiation of DRX configuration benefit the efficiency of wireless communication systems? 2. What are the implications of reducing signaling load for D2D communication in terms of network performance and user experience?
Original Abstract Submitted
a radio terminal (b) negotiates a drx configuration with a peer terminal (a) for reception by the radio terminal (b) of a unicast communication on a direct interface between the radio terminal (b) and the peer terminal (a). the radio terminal (b) indicates to the peer terminal (a), while the drx configuration has been negotiated and is valid, whether or not the radio terminal (b) performs a drx operation based on the valid drx configuration in order to receive the unicast communication. this can help, for example, to prevent an increase in the signaling load on the radio terminal with respect to drx for device-to-device (d2d) communication.
