Abstract:
A sharing of common hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) process space by multiple unlicensed spectrum component carriers is described. Because communication access is not guaranteed over the unlicensed spectrum, a set of component carriers in the unlicensed spectrum is assigned to share a common HARQ process space, such that uplink or downlink data will be transmitted over any one or more of the set of component carriers that clear a clear channel assessment (CCA) check. The receiver then provides a HARQ process response over the same HARQ process space using the grouped component carriers that share that common HARQ process space. Thus, any one or more of the set of component carriers sharing the common HARQ process space may both carry the transmitted data and carry the HARQ process response to the attempted data transmission.
Abstract:
Techniques are described for wireless communications. In one example, multiple signals including at least a wireless local area network (WLAN) signal and a cellular signal may be received over a bandwidth of an unlicensed radio frequency spectrum band. Digital samples of the signals may be stored in a buffer. At least a portion of the WLAN signal may be reconstructed from the stored digital samples and removed from the stored digital samples before the contents of the buffer are converted to the frequency domain for demodulation and decoding of the cellular signal by a cellular receiver. In another example, multiple signals may be received over a bandwidth of an unlicensed radio frequency spectrum band, and it may be determined whether to apply codeword-level interference cancelation (CWIC) or symbol-level interference cancelation (SLIC) to remove an interference signal in the multiple signals.
Abstract:
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A wireless device may determine whether a source carrier for an uplink grant is in licensed or unlicensed spectrum and then select a listen-before-talk (LBT) procedure for accessing a shared spectrum channel. For example, the device may select one range parameter (e.g., q value) for a backoff procedure of a clear channel assessment (CCA) if the source carrier is in unlicensed spectrum, and a different (e.g., larger) range parameter if the source carrier is in licensed spectrum. In some cases, the device may operate in a stand-alone operating mode and the source carrier may be identified based on the mode. In some cases, the device may receive signaling that indicates a carrier configuration, and may select the LBT procedure based on whether a carrier configured on unlicensed spectrum is self-scheduled or cross-carrier scheduled.
Abstract:
The disclosure provides for detecting interference in wireless communications. A wireless devices may receive an interfering signal on a portion of unlicensed spectrum. The wireless device may perform cyclic autocorrelation on the interfering signal to determine one or both of a cyclic prefix length and a symbol period. The wireless device may determine a radio access technology of the interfering signal based on one or both of the cyclic prefix length and the symbol period. In an aspect, the wireless device may further transmit an interference report including information regarding the interfering signal including the cyclic prefix length, symbol period, identified radio access technology, or packet length.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for uplink transmission scheduling are disclosed. A wireless device may monitor at least two downlink sub-frames for scheduling grants. The wireless device may receive a first uplink scheduling grant in one of the at least two downlink sub-frames for at least a first uplink sub-frame and receive a second uplink scheduling grant in another of the at least two downlink sub-frames for at least the first uplink sub-frame. The wireless device may perform an uplink transmission in the first uplink sub-frame based on one or both of the first uplink scheduling grant and the second uplink scheduling grant. For the uplink transmission, the wireless device may select a most recent uplink scheduling grant or select an uplink scheduling grant received in a downlink sub-frame at least a minimum number of sub-frames before the first uplink sub-frame.