Abstract:
Aspects of the disclosure provide techniques for improving uplink transmit power control at a user equipment (UE). When the UE is communicating with multiple cells using Multi-flow High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (MF-HSDPA), the UE may control its uplink power based on an improved MF-HSDPA uplink power control algorithm, which is different from an or-of-downs (OOD) transmit power control. In handover, a UE may determine its transmit power to be less than a transmit power requested by a high-speed cell and more than an OOD transmit power.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include methods, systems, and devices for tuning away a mobile device's receiver without retuning the mobile device's transmitter, thereby allowing the mobile device to monitor multiple networks with a single radio frequency (RF) chain while avoiding the problems often associated with tune-away methods, such as loss of throughput, loss of tracking or synchronization, delays in acknowledgments, delays in rate control or channel quality control feedback, etc. The transmitter may remain tuned to a first network while the receiver may be separately tuned to one or more other networks. In various embodiments, the separately tuned receiver may monitor for paging signals on one or more networks while the transmitter remains tuned to the first network and transmits data or control signals.
Abstract:
The described aspects include a user equipment (UE) apparatus and corresponding method of communicating with multiple networks using multiple subscriptions. The UE can establish a call in a first network related to a first subscription over a transceiver. During the call, the UE autonomously tunes the transceiver to a frequency of a second network related to a second subscription within a defined gap during the call. The UE can monitor one or more channels in the second network during the defined gap for one or more idle-mode signals.
Abstract:
Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel (e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER may be specified for each format of each data channel. In another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained and the base station further applies different adjustments to the transmit power levels for different formats.
Abstract:
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A user equipment (UE) may perform uplink communications on a first radio frequency spectrum band using a first transceiver and a first antenna. The first transceiver may have a first capability configuration. The UE may receive an assignment for uplink communications on a second radio frequency spectrum band and couple a second transceiver to the first antenna to perform the uplink communications on the first radio frequency spectrum band. The spectrum transceiver may have a second capability configuration that is different from the first capability configuration with respect to at least the second radio frequency spectrum band. The UE may switch the first transceiver to a second antenna for the uplink communications on the second radio frequency spectrum band.
Abstract:
Embodiments include systems and methods for managing access to receive chains of a multi-subscription multi-standby (MSMS) communication device. A device processor may determining a receive mode of the MSMS communication device. In response to determining that the receive mode is a diversity sharing mode, the device processor may monitor a data loss from the broadcast data stream, and may determine a first subscription schedule and a second subscription schedule. The device processor may determine that the data loss is greater than or equal to a threshold, and the device processor may determine that there is an upcoming overlap between the first subscription schedule and the second subscription schedule. The device processor may prevent the second subscription from using the second receive chain.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include methods implemented on a mobile communication device for sharing network information among subscriptions when both a first subscription and a second subscription are in an idle mode. The methods may include determining whether the first subscription and the second subscription share a network operator and are camped on a same base station. If so, the first subscription may receive network information from the base station and store the network information in a shared memory of the mobile communication device that can be accessed by the second subscription. The second subscription may then perform some idle mode operations using the network information stored in the shared memory.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include methods implemented on a mobile communication device for sharing network information among subscriptions when a first subscription is in a data communication session and a second subscription is in an idle mode. The methods may include determining whether the first subscription and the second subscription share a network operator and are camped on a same base station. If so, the first subscription may receive network information from the base station and store the network information in a shared memory of the mobile communication device that can be accessed by the second subscription. The second subscription may then perform some idle mode operations using the network information stored in the shared memory.
Abstract:
Various embodiments provide methods, devices, and non-transitory processor- readable storage media for avoiding coexistence interference between radio access technologies (RATs) operating on a multi-active communication device. Various embodiments provide methods, devices, and non-transitory processor-readable storage media to leverage an ability of a multi-active communication device to manage two RATs and/or subscriptions to protect on-demand traffic service performance, such as Multimedia Messaging Service ("MMS") service performance, when inter-RAT coexistence interference is occurring, or is likely to occur, between an on-demand traffic service, such as a MMS service, and a data service. In some embodiments, an on-demand traffic service may be a bursty on-demand traffic service.
Abstract:
Methods, devices, and systems embodiments enable recovering from an out-of-service state in a wireless device. A processor may perform scans of first and second acquisition databases to acquire a first renewed service connection for a first subscriber identification module (SIM). The scans include first and second searches for first channels identified in first and second technology lists, respectively, from the first and second acquisition database, respectively, until either a renewed service connection is acquired or each of the first and second technology lists are exhausted. The first and second technology lists identify channels from a most recently used radio access technology of the respective acquisition databases. The processor may perform a full frequency scan to acquire a first renewed service connection for the first SIM in response to determining that each of the first and second technology lists were exhausted.