Abstract:
Improvements may be made for the Channel Busy Ratio, CBR, based congestion control considering different technologies, types of radio resources, and priorities of different packets. The apparatus may be a User Equipment, UE. The UE determines an energy-based channel busy ratio (CBR) based on a number of probes on a set of radio resources having respective energy levels greater than an energy threshold. The UE performs congestion control based on the energy-based CBR by adjusting at least one transmission parameter of one or more transmission parameters or transmission power of the UE based on the energy-based CBR.The adjusting may be carried out taking into account a usage limit, or CBR limit. In addition, the UE may detect that a second technology different from a first technology is also using the channel, and in addition consider a decode-based CBR for the purpose.
Abstract:
A framework to manage coexistence of multiple technologies over multiple channels is desired. The apparatus may be a user equipment (UE). The UE detects whether a second technology different from a first communication technology utilized by the UE is active on a first channel. The UE performs, based on the detection, an action associated with assigning the first communication technology to at least one of the first channel or a second channel.
Abstract:
Improvements may be made for the congestion control considering different technologies, types of radio resources, and priorities of different packets. The apparatus may be a User Equipment, UE. The UE determines a channel busy ratio (CBR). The UE further determines one or more channel resource utilization limits based on the CBR, wherein each channel resource utilization limit of the one or more channel resource utilization limits corresponds to a respective packet priority. The UE controls transmission of a plurality of packets based on the one or more channel resource utilization limits, each packet of the plurality of packets being associated with a respective packet priority.
Abstract:
An apparatus, such as a user equipment or a vehicle, may receive a signal associated with vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. The apparatus may determine a total energy that corresponds to the received signal, such as by measuring the energy on one or more resources. The apparatus may determine a fractional energy associated with a first technology of the total energy, such as by detecting a sequence associated with a first technology included in the received signal and determining the energy with which the detected sequence is received. The apparatus may determine presence of a second technology based on the determined fractional energy.
Abstract:
An effective way for the cellular device-to-device communication and the short range communication to share a set of channels for communication is desired. The apparatus may be a user equipment (UE). The apparatus determines a priority level of each channel of a plurality of channels. The apparatus determines whether a first channel of the plurality of channels, the first channel having a highest priority level, is occupied by short range wireless communication. If the first channel is occupied by the short range wireless communication, the apparatus determines availability of one or more remaining channels of the plurality of channels for a cellular device-to-device (D2D) communication, where the one or more remaining channels are different from the first channel.