Abstract:
The techniques described herein relate to methods, apparatus, and computer readable media configured to provide for wireless techniques related to channel reciprocity. A channel estimation process between a mobile device and a base station is configured. The channel estimation process includes estimating a set of channel characteristics for an uplink direction of the wireless communication channel based on signals transmitted by the mobile device over the first set of antennas, and receiving a report associated with a set of channel characteristics for a downlink direction of the wireless communication channel from the mobile device, wherein the mobile device generates the report based on the estimated set of channel characteristics for the downlink direction of the wireless communication channel corresponding to the first set of antennas.
Abstract:
A method of interference cancellation is proposed. A UE obtains configuration information of a data transmission from a neighboring cell via an interference channel in a mobile communication network. The UE receives radio signals on a set of data resource elements as determined based on the obtained configuration information. The UE then estimates the interference channel corresponding to the data transmission from the neighboring cell based on the received radio signals on the set of data resource elements. Finally, the UE cancels the data transmission from the neighboring cell based on the estimated interference channel.
Abstract:
In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a UE. The UE determines a plurality of messages containing channel state information to be reported to a base station. The UE also determines a priority level for each of the plurality of messages based on at least one predetermined rule. The UE further selects one or more messages from the plurality of messages based on priority levels of the plurality of messages. The UE then sends the selected one or more messages to the base station.
Abstract:
A method is proposed to enable a UE performing codeword level interference cancellation (CW-IC) to know whether an interfering transport block (TB) is a new transmission or retransmission. With this knowledge, the UE knows whether the soft channel bits stored in a soft buffer are to be discarded or combined with the soft channel bits newly obtained.
Abstract:
Signaling methods to support robust interference cancellation by obtaining information associated with interfering signals from the network side are provided. The target interference for cancellation is intra-cell interference from MU-MIMO or NOMA operation. A victim receiver receives both desired signal and intra-cell interfering signal. The network may assist the victim receiver by providing information related to the interfering signal. The computational complexity of the victim receiver in blindly detecting the interference signal characteristics is reduced, and the reliability of the signal detection is improved.
Abstract:
A method for a receiver to cancel or suppress co-channel interference with network assistance is provided. The method comprises deriving a first set of parameters related to interfering signals in a mobile communication network; receiving a second set of parameters related to the interfering signals from the network; and cancelling the contribution of interfering signals from the received signal based on the combination of the first set and second set of parameters. In one embodiment, scrambling rules and resource block allocation information are signaled to the victim UE to facilitate Codeword-Level Interference Cancellation (CWIC). While the scrambling rule for control channel is based on UE-specific identity, the scrambling rule for data channel is based on cell-specific identity or other network-configurable identity to facilitate CWIC. In addition, RA-allocation information are signaled to the victim UE in an efficient way.
Abstract:
In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a UE. The UE measures a first set of reference signals to determine a first channel state of a first channel between a first TRP and the UE. The UE measures interference received at the UE. The UE sends a first CSI report generated corresponding to the first channel state. The UE sends a second CSI report generated corresponding to the interference.
Abstract:
Examples pertaining to transceiving capability augmentation of a communication apparatus in mobile communications are described. A user equipment (UE) transmits a first radio frequency (RF) signal carrying a first baseband signal in a first frequency band to a network node and transmits a second RF signal carrying a second baseband signal in a second frequency band to a collaborating communication apparatus. The first baseband signal and the second baseband signal are identical, and the first frequency band is different from the second frequency band.
Abstract:
A base station determines N sets of data signals to be transmitted to a UE via N repeaters. Each set of the N sets of data signals is associated with each of the N repeaters and carries data of a plurality of layers. The base station transmits first control information to the N repeaters. The first control information indicates a first resource allocation for data reception at each repeater on a first time-frequency resource. The base station transmits N resource mapping rules to the N repeaters. The N resource mapping rules indicate each mapping from the first resource allocation to a second resource allocation for forwarding each of the N sets of data signals. Each of the N sets of data signals is received at each repeater on the first time-frequency resource. Each of the N sets of data signals is forwarded on a second time-frequency resource.
Abstract:
A wireless device has MR RX antennas and MT TX antennas. The wireless device divides the MR RX antennas into two or more RX antenna groups for receiving signals from a UE on a first carrier frequency. The wireless device receives first signals carried on the first carrier frequency at each RX antenna group during a part of or all of a set of first transmission time intervals of a SCS. The first transmission time intervals correspond to a second transmission time interval of a second SCS. The wireless device combines the first signals received by each RX antenna group during the set of first transmission time intervals linearly based on predetermined coefficients. The wireless device maps the combined first signals to second signals carried on a second carrier frequency. The wireless device transmits the second signals carried on the second carrier frequency.