Scheduling in Licensing Assisted Access
A scheduling mode, neutron technology, applied to the separation device of the transmission path, network topology, electrical components, etc., to save power and battery life, and improve network efficiency.
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[0073] License Assisted Access (LAA) Using the conventional fixed format LTE frame structure for downlink and uplink transmissions may not operate efficiently. When using a fixed format, transmission delays (especially at high loads) may result if channel access is not obtained in a predetermined subframe.
[0074] It is an object of the present disclosure to avoid at least the above disadvantages and provide flexibility to LAA for any subframe including downlink or uplink transmission. Embodiments described herein include a network node that communicates information about subsequent downlink and uplink subframes to wireless devices it serves to enable scheduling flexibility and provide accurate updates of such information. Embodiments also include a wireless device operable to receive flexible uplink and downlink scheduling information and to receive or transmit subframes according to a flexible uplink / downlink pattern.
[0075] Thus, certain embodiments provide scheduling ...
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