Abstract:
Briefly, in accordance with one or more embodiments, an apparatus of a user equipment (UE) comprises one or more baseband processors to generate a first set of one or more radio resource control (RRC) messages to create a packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) and RRC entity at a donor Fifth Generation evolved NodeB (DgNB), and to generate a second set of one or more RRC messages to create a radio link control (RLC) entity at a serving relay node (RN) to couple with the DgNB in a multi-hop relay network, and a memory to store the first set of one or more RRC messages or the second set of one or more RRC messages.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides blockage detection for AP services. Detecting blockages can include storing a plurality of access point (AP) identifications (IDs). Detecting blockages can also include generating an ordered BMS of AP IDs that correspond to a plurality of APs, encoding a PDCCH to provide to a UE via a mmWave frequency, wherein the PDCCH incorporates a B-Poll channel, determining that an ACK for the PDCCH is not received from the UE, and detecting a blockage of an AP, of the ordered BMS of AP IDs, servicing the UE based on the determination that the ACK for the PDCCH is not received from the UE. Detecting blockages can also include selecting a next AP ID from the BMS and generating an offload message to instruct a next AP with the next AP ID to provide an AC to the UE.
Abstract:
An apparatus for use in an eNodeB of a cellular network, that facilitates dynamic random access channel (RACH) design, comprising a processing circuit that, upon execution of instructions from a memory circuit, is configured to determine channel parameters for a RACH phase of a random access channel that exists between the eNodeB and one or more user equipments (UEs) in a coverage area of the eNodeB, based on a load information of the eNodeB. In some embodiments, the channel parameters comprise information on one or more sequential random access windows (RAWs) within the RACH phase. Further, the processing circuit is configured to generate a system information message comprising the channel parameters for downlink transmission to the one or more UEs.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments herein relate to scheduling interference between wireless devices in a manner that reduced interference associated with full duplex communication. Signal strength and interference information associated with communication between wireless devices may be collected and forwarded to a processing device, such as a central controller. The central controller may utilize such information to generate a conflict graph that depicts interference relationships between the wireless devices. Using the conflict graph, the central controller may determine whether requested communications may be scheduled along with concurrently scheduled communications without resulting in interference affecting the communications. In one embodiment, a requested communication may be scheduled with other concurrently scheduled communications if the aggregated throughput is increased with the addition of the requested communication.
Abstract:
Methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are described to use multi-finger beamforming for multimeter wave communications. A base station associates with first and second user equipment. Weight sum rates are determined for the user equipment. Transmissions are scheduled to the user equipment based on the weight sum rates. Data is encoded for the first user equipment and transmitted based on the schedule. Data is encoded for the second user equipment and transmitted based on the schedule. The transmissions are multiplexed in the power domain.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides for generate a BDS reconfiguration message. Generating a BDS reconfiguration message can include determining, based on a plurality of HPBW RF beamforming antenna gains, a minimum UE RF beamforming gain for the plurality of UEs, calculating a blockage detection signal (BDS) cycle parameter corresponding to a BDS, wherein the BDS cycle is based on the minimum UE RF beamforming gain, and generating, for the plurality of UEs, a BDS reconfiguration message that includes the BDS cycle.
Abstract:
An apparatus that utilizes an algorithm to determine a line of sight (LoS) state of a user equipment (UE) in a wireless communication network is disclosed herein. An example apparatus includes an apparatus for use in a user equipment (UE) of a wireless communication network that facilitates determining the LoS state of the UE with respect to a serving eNodeB. The apparatus comprises one or more processors configured to receive a downlink transmission from the serving eNodeB in a plurality of beam directions with respect to the UE. The one or more processors is further configured to determine a plurality of estimation errors based on the received downlink transmission; and identify the LoS state of the UE based on the determined plurality of estimation errors.
Abstract:
Described is an eNB (110,401) operable to communicate with a UE (120,403) on a wireless network, comprising one or more processors. The one or more processors may generate a plurality of Primary Synchronization Signal transmissions (410) respectively corresponding to a plurality of first eNB transmit-and-receive sectors, and may generate a plurality of Secondary Synchronization Signal transmissions (420) respectively corresponding to a plurality of second eNB transmit-and-receive sectors. An average beamwidth of the plurality of first eNB transmit-and-receive sectors may be less than an average beamwidth of the plurality of second eNB transmit- and-receive sectors.
Abstract:
Systems and methods provide embodiments for fast and fair distributed resource allocation for bearer splitting in HetNets. A distributed fair resource allocation can be performed by each base stations of a HetNet in an independent manner. A centralized resource allocation modification can be performed at a centralized network entity to enhance a result of the distributed fair resource allocation embodiments or other distributed resource allocation approaches.
Abstract:
Certain embodiments herein relate to scheduling interference between wireless devices in a manner that reduced interference associated with full duplex communication. Signal strength and interference information associated with communication between wireless devices may be collected and forwarded to a processing device, such as a central controller. The central controller may utilize such information to generate a conflict graph that depicts interference relationships between the wireless devices. Using the conflict graph, the central controller may determine whether requested communications may be scheduled along with concurrently scheduled communications without resulting in interference affecting the communications. In one embodiment, a requested communication may be scheduled with other concurrently scheduled communications if the aggregated throughput is increased with the addition of the requested communication.