Method, apparatus and computer program providing signaling of zero/full power allocation for high speed uplink packet access (HSUPA)
A zero-power, full-power technology, applied in the field of digital wireless communication systems, can solve problems such as uncertainty
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[0045] As noted above, embodiments of the present invention relate to power control in wireless communications. There are various ways of implementing the "no transmission" signaling described above. Since transferring the packet scheduler from the RNC to the Node B is being considered, one implementation could be that the Node B simply fails the scheduling of the transmission on the E-DPDCH for a particular UE when no transmission is about to occur, or alternatively Signaling to the UE that the previous but not yet expired radio resource grant is cancelled. The inventors have identified a different method of using the power control regime. Given the above background, it can be determined that it may be advantageous for the Node B to signal the UE to transmit at zero power, or at a power that is not necessarily limited to no higher than +21 dB. Currently, neither of these two methods can be realized in the signaling system of the HSUPA system. The teachings herein are not e...
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