Feedback method for terminal capability indicating parameters, feedback processing method for terminal capability indicating parameters, and feedback processing apparatus for terminal capability indicating parameters
A terminal capability and terminal technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as power waste, different transmission technologies, and too ideal linear adjustment method, and achieve the effect of avoiding power waste and accurate modulation and coding methods
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Embodiment 1
[0129] Embodiment 1 (uplink):
[0130] The terminal and the base station pre-agreed on the amount of distortion noise that will be generated due to the unsatisfactory transmission link of the terminal, such as EVM, and the terminal and the UE pre-agreed on four levels of EVM, as shown in Table 4
[0131] Table 4
[0132] Level1
EVM=0.2
Level2
EVM=0.1
Level3
EVM=0.05
Level4
EVM=0.01
[0133] The terminal feeds back the capabilities it can achieve to the base station. For example, terminal A is a UE with poor hardware performance, and can feed back Level 1 to the base station. Terminal B is a UE with better hardware performance, and can feed back Level3 to the base station.
[0134] Each UE may use 2-bit signaling to represent the Level information.
[0135] After receiving the capability level information of UE, the base station obtains the EVM of UEA as 0.2
[0136] After receiving the capability level information of the...
Embodiment 2
[0148] Embodiment 2 (downstream):
[0149] The terminal and the base station pre-agreed on the amount of distortion noise that will be generated due to the unsatisfactory receiving link of the terminal, such as EVM, and the terminal and the UE pre-agreed on four levels of EVM, as shown in Table 5
[0150] table 5
[0151] Level1
EVM=0.2
Level2
EVM=0.1
Level3
EVM = 0.05
Level4
EVM=0.01
[0152] The terminal feeds back its achievable capabilities to the base station. For example, terminal C is a UE with poor hardware performance, and can feed back Level 2 to the base station. Terminal D is a UE with better hardware performance, and can feed back Level4 to the base station.
[0153] Each UE may use 2-bit signaling to represent the Level information.
[0154] After the base station receives the capability level information of the UE, the EVM of the UEC is obtained as 0.1. After calculation, the base station can estimate that ...
Embodiment 3
[0165] Embodiment 3 (uplink):
[0166] The terminal and the base station pre-agreed on the SINR limit caused by the distortion noise generated by the terminal's unsatisfactory transmission link, and the terminal and the UE pre-agreed on two levels of the maximum SINR, as shown in Table 7
[0167] Table 7
[0168] Level1
Max SINR=20dB
Level2
Max SINR=40dB
[0169] The terminal feeds back the capabilities it can achieve to the base station. For example, terminal A is a UE with poor hardware performance, and can feed back Level 1 to the base station. Terminal B is a UE with better hardware performance, and can feed back Level 2 to the base station.
[0170] Each UE may use 2-bit signaling to represent the Level information.
[0171] After receiving the maximum SINR capability level information of the UEA, the base station may indirectly consider that the transmit EVM of the UEA is 0.1.
[0172] After the base station receives the maximum SINR ca...
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