Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure propose techniques for synchronizing TD-SCDMA and TDD-LTE systems. Certain aspects provide a method that generally includes obtaining, from a base station (BS) of a first radio access technology (RAT), timing and a system frame number (SFN) for a BS of a second RAT, and performing network acquisition operations with the BS of the second RAT using the timing and the SFN.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure propose techniques for performing a baton handover from TDD-LTE to TD-SCDMA systems. Certain aspects provide a method that generally includes receiving a handover command to handover from a base station (BS) of a first radio access technology (RAT) to a BS of a second RAT, switching uplink (UL) transmission from the BS of the first RAT to the BS of the second RAT, maintaining downlink (DL) transmission with the BS of the first RAT after switching the UL transmission to the BS of the second RAT, and switching the DL transmission from the BS of the first RAT to the BS of the second RAT after switching the UL transmission to the BS of the second RAT.
Abstract:
A method for efficiently transmitting control information may include allocating a portion of orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) frames for transmission of a code division multiple access (CDMA) based signal. The CDMA-based signal may include data from one or more dedicated control channels. The method may also include converting the CDMA-based signal into a format that is suitable for transmission via OFDMA techniques. The method may also include transmitting the converted CDMA-based signal using a subset of available OFDMA subcarriers.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and apparatus for performing cell reselection based on neighbor cell measurements. For certain aspects, a method of wireless communication generally includes, while actively served in a first Radio Access Technology (RAT) network, obtaining neighbor cell measurements for a second RAT network, and making a decision on whether to perform a cell reselection to the second RAT network based on the neighbor cell measurements.
Abstract:
Wireless communication in a radio access network may be implemented in a manner where a user equipment (UE) with multiple Universal Subscriber Identity Modules (USIMs) selects a system based on the system's preference status among the USIMs of the UE. A system that is home to all the UE's USIMs is selected over one that is home to some USIMs but roaming for others. A system that is home to some USIMs but not provisioned for other USIMs is selected over one that is roaming to all USIMs. A system that is roaming to all USIMs is selected over one that is roaming to some USIMs but not provisioned for other USIMs. Ranking of systems may be done independently by USIM or may be done using a combined ranking method that considers other USIMs prior to an individual USIM indicating a system priority. Manual system selection may also be used.
Abstract:
Wireless communication in a radio access network may be implemented when a user equipment (UE) is in active communication with a serving node B using a first international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) and a communication request is made for a second IMSI associated with the same UE. The communication request to the second IMSI of the UE is directly through the serving node B rather than through a general page from the cells of the UE's location area or routing area. The direct communication may be through a page from the serving node B or through a unicast communication directly to the UE from the serving node B.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for configuring and scheduling paging intervals for a mobile station (MS) having multiple subscriber identity modules (SIMs) to be aligned are provided. The MS having multiple SIMs may operate in a network via a particular radio access technology (RAT), such as Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) EVDO (Evolution-Data Optimized). By having aligned paging intervals, the MS may wake up only once during the paging cycles for the various SIMs rather than waking up multiple times, thereby reducing power consumption of the MS during idle mode compared to a conventional MS with multiple SIMs.
Abstract:
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for resource allocation for a TD-SCDMA multiple USIM mobile station. According to certain aspects, a base station may send allocation for a first call with a first subscriber identity to a UE that supports multiple subscriber identities, wherein the allocation for the first call comprises allocation of at least a first uplink time slot and at least a first downlink time slot in a frequency carrier and send the UE allocation for a second call with a second subscriber identity, wherein the allocation for the second call comprises allocation of at least a second uplink time slot and at least a second downlink time slot in the frequency carrier, wherein the second uplink time slot is different than the first uplink time slot.
Abstract:
Wireless communication in a radio access network may be implemented where a user equipment (UE) sends a hold signal to a Node B indicating that data transmission to the UE is to be put on hold. The UE may resume data transmission from the Node B by sending a resume signal to the Node B. During the hold in transmission, the UE may measure a GSM network to assist in handover of the UE between a TD-SCDMA network and a GSM network.
Abstract:
A method for implementing Short Message Service (SMS) in a wireless communication network may be implemented by a mobile station. The method may include sending mobile-originated SMS data while in idle mode. Ranging procedures may be used to send the mobile-originated SMS data. The method may also include receiving mobile-terminated SMS data while in the idle mode. Receiving the mobile-terminated SMS data may include receiving a broadcast page message from a base station, and the broadcast page message may include an identifier for the mobile station.