Method for synchronously accessing unlicensed medium by small cells in a group authorized assisted access (laa) network
An authorization-assisted access and network technology, applied in the field of unauthorized media, can solve the problems of large interference and high deployment density of small cells
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[0025] The challenge of implementing LAA can be how to: maximize airtime share; achieve spectrally efficient transmission; while minimizing coexistence overhead. According to the 3GPP standard, it may be preferred that LPNs adjacent to each other have synchronous transmission windows, which may help to achieve a multiplexing factor of 1 and simplify interference management within the operator.
[0026] One approach involves each transmission point (TP) independently accessing unlicensed spectrum. In this approach, also known as Listen-Before-Talk (LBT), each TP accesses the medium whenever it is determined that the medium is available (eg, using energy detection). A TP can access the medium without reserving the medium, resulting in WLAN nodes that may not be aware of the use of the TP and may transmit during TP transmission, thereby causing interference.
[0027] Optionally, the TP may reserve a transmission slot (eg, by invoking carrier sensing (CS) from a blocking WLAN nod...
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