Abstract:
Aspects of mitigating throughput degradation during wireless communication include determining that a first transmission signal fails decoding at a network entity due to transmit (TX) blanking when a user equipment (UE) supports dual subscriber identity module dual active (DSDA) and is operating in hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) with incremental redundancy; determining whether a first retransmission signal for the first transmission signal fails decoding at the network entity; and retransmitting the first transmission signal as a new transmission signal when a determination is made that the first retransmission signal for the first transmission signal fails decoding at the network entity.
Abstract:
Methods and systems improve performance of a wireless communication device supporting an active communication in a first network on a modem stack associated with a first subscriber identity module. The wireless communication device may detect that a control signal was received on the modem stack associated with the first SIM, identify a percentage of scheduled uplink feedback corresponding to the control signal received on the modem stack associated with the first SIM that will be transmitted on the first network, and determine whether determining whether the identified percentage is less than a threshold. If the identified percentage is that will be transmitted to the first network is less than the threshold, the wireless communication device may ignore operations instructed by the control signal received on the modem stack associated with the first SIM.
Abstract:
Techniques for prioritizing non-scheduled data are described. Non-scheduled data to be transmitted on a non-scheduled MAC-d flow having a non-scheduled priority and scheduled data to be transmitted on a scheduled MAC-d flow having a scheduled priority may be identified by a user equipment (UE). The UE may transmit the non-scheduled MAC-d flow and the scheduled MAC-d flow according to a priority condition. In one aspect, the UE may receive a pre-allocation of power associated with a non-empty non-scheduled MAC-d flow. Based on a priority condition that the non-scheduled priority is a highest priority, the UE may apply all of the pre-allocation of power when transmitting the non-scheduled MAC-d flow. In one aspect, based on a priority condition that the non-scheduled priority is a lower priority, the UE may adjust the non-scheduled priority and/or the scheduled priority so that the non-scheduled priority is a higher priority
Abstract:
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may identify, based at least in part a determination to transmit one or more packets, a scheduling request (SR) occasion in which to transmit an SR for uplink resources to transmit the one or more packets, the SR occasion occurring prior to a start of a connected discontinuous reception (CDRX) on duration of the UE. The UE may determine whether the SR occasion occurs within a threshold amount of time prior to the start of the CDRX on duration of the UE. The UE may transmit the SR in the SR occasion based at least in part on the determination of whether the SR occasion occurs within the threshold amount of time prior to the start of the CDRX on duration of the UE. Numerous other aspects are provided.
Abstract:
In an aspect, this disclosure provides for determining a power imbalance between a first radio frequency (RF) carrier and a second RF carrier of a dedicated physical control channel for uplink transmission, determining whether the power imbalance is greater than a power imbalance threshold, and blocking data transmission on one of the first RF carrier or the second RF carrier when the power imbalance is greater than the power imbalance threshold.
Abstract:
Various embodiments for managing carrier transmissions after a tune-away on a wireless communication device may include determining whether a network has received transmissions from a first carrier of a first subscription after completion of the tune-away from the first subscription to a second subscription. In response to determining that the network has not received transmissions from the first carrier, the wireless communication device may determine whether a second carrier of the first subscription is transmitting to the network after completion of the tune-away. In response to determining that the second carrier is not transmitting to the network, the wireless communication device may route transmission from the first carrier to the second carrier.
Abstract:
Aspects of mitigating throughput degradation during wireless communication include determining that a first transmission signal fails decoding at a network entity due to transmit (TX) blanking when a user equipment (UE) supports dual subscriber identity module dual active (DSDA) and is operating in hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) with incremental redundancy; determining whether a first retransmission signal for the first transmission signal fails decoding at the network entity; and retransmitting the first transmission signal as a new transmission signal when a determination is made that the first retransmission signal for the first transmission signal fails decoding at the network entity.
Abstract:
A user equipment (UE) determines a first transmit power parameter for a primary carrier and a secondary carrier of a multi-carrier uplink, based on a first data power allocated for a first data type to be transmitted on the multi-carrier uplink. The UE determines a first maximum enhanced uplink transport format combination indicator (E-TFCI) for the primary carrier and the secondary carrier based on the first transmit power parameter. If the primary carrier or the secondary carrier has data of a second data type for transmission, the UE determines a second data power allocated for the first data type utilizing the first maximum E-TFCI as a reference E-TFCI. If a difference in value between the first data power and the second data power is less than a threshold value, the UE utilizes the first transmit power parameter for transmitting data on the primary carrier and the secondary carrier.