Method and apparatus for muting signaling in a wireless communication network
A wireless communication network and signaling technology, applied in wireless communication, measurement devices, radio wave measurement systems, etc., can solve the problem of when silence occurs when no indication is received
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[0040] As a non-limiting example, figure 1 One embodiment of a wireless communication network 10 is illustrated comprising a radio access network (RAN) 12 and an associated core network (CN) 14 . The RAN 12 includes a number of base stations 16, such as BSs 16-1, 16-2, and so on. Unless required for clarity, the reference numeral 16 is used to refer to BSs 16 both in the singular and in the plural. Each BS 16 provides one or more "cells" 18, such as cell 18-1 for BS 16-1, cell 18-2 for BS 16-2, and so on. A cell 18 represents the radio service coverage provided by each BS 16 for supporting communication with user equipment 20, such as UE 20-1, UE 20-2, and so on.
[0041] Correspondingly, the CN 14 communicatively links the UEs 20 to each other and / or to communication devices in other networks, such as the Internet, PSTN, or the like. To this end, CN 14 includes a number of nodes or other functional entities. As a simplified example, the illustrated CN 14 is depicted as i...
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