Systems and methods for coexistence of license-free uplink traffic and license-based uplink traffic
An authorization-free, service-based technology, applied in transmission path sub-channel allocation, payload allocation, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as reliability constraints
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[0091] Example 1: All UEs retransmit only once
[0092] exist Figure 7A In the example of , M=3 and K=4. Because M is smaller than K, unique packets in consecutive TTUs are impossible. So, for example, UE 1 and UE 2 are both in the group of UEs mapped to areas 500,502. However, in Figure 7A In the example of , license-based services are mapped to areas 504 and 506, and there is no license-exempt UE mapped to these two areas at the same time. Thus, in Figure 7A In the example of , each UE experiences at most one potential collision with grant-based traffic. The probability of some UEs colliding with other license-exempt UEs increases.
[0093] exist Figure 7B In the example of , M=4 and K=4. This is equivalent to the previously described Figure 5 example of . In this case unique packets in consecutive TTUs are possible.
[0094] exist Figure 7C In the example of , M=5 and K=4. In this case, there can again be unique packets in consecutive TTUs. Additionall...
example 2
[0095] Example 2: All UEs retransmit twice
[0096] exist Figure 8 In the example of , each UE performs two retransmissions after the initial transmission. For example, the UE may perform an initial transmission during TTU 600 and retransmissions during TTUs 602,604. However, depending on when the UE has packets to transmit, an initial transmission could alternatively be done during TTU 602 and retransmissions during 604,606. A license-exempt UE will typically try to minimize latency by making initial transmissions during the first available TTU after packets can be transmitted. exist Figure 8In the example of , M=4 and K=4, so unique packets between consecutive retransmissions are possible. Therefore, for the areas 610, 612, 614 to which the license-exempt UE1 is mapped, there are no other UEs sharing more than one of these three areas. exist Figure 8 In the example of , the rule for grant-based allocation is that at most one transmission (between its initial trans...
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[0097] Example 3: General Scenario - - Some UEs transmit once and others transmit twice
[0098] now refer to Figure 9 , shows an example where some UEs retransmit once and some retransmit twice. This can be generalized to the case where there is a set of UEs each transmitting a corresponding number of retransmissions. In this example, after a packet arrives for a given UE, the packet is transmitted in the next available TTU. However, other variants are also possible. For example, in a time division duplex implementation, the UE may need to wait a certain amount of time before an uplink time slot can be used. An example transmission of six TTUs 700, 702, 704, 706, 708, 710 is shown. In this case, there are five segments 712 , 714 , 716 , 718 , 720 . UEs 1, 9, 13 are configured to retransmit once and UEs 7, 8, 6, 20 are configured to retransmit twice. The initial transmission is shown with a circular UE number around it; the first retransmission is shown with a squar...
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