Method, device, equipment and readable storage medium for allocating and scheduling subbands
A scheduling sub-frequency domain technology, applied in the field of uplink transmission, to achieve the effect of reducing performance loss
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[0071] The technical solution in the second embodiment is relatively simple and easy to implement, but also brings some problems. For example in Figure 6
[0072] Step S701: Receive the DCI sent by the base station, and determine the scheduling subband in the PUSCH.
[0083] For example, as shown in FIG. 10, K=4, N=9 (that is, 9 subbands are actually scheduled in the PUSCH), D=18, therefore,
[0085] The third type: the total frequency domain distance D is alternately divided into a first frequency domain segment and a second frequency domain segment. That is, the total frequency
[0092] Step S1201: Receive the DCI sent by the base station, and determine the scheduling subband in the PUSCH.
[0097] Further, step S1202 specifically includes the following two divisions:
[0109] Step 3: Execute step 2 cyclically until j is the last scheduled subband group.
[0110] As shown in FIG. 13 , D=18, K=4, N=9, and the frequency domain subbands corresponding to the scheduling subbands in ...
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