Quasi co-location for beamforming
A filter and user equipment technology, applied in the directions of multiple use of transmission paths, space transmit diversity, channel estimation, etc., can solve the problem of lack of ability to consider multi-antenna transmission, and achieve the effect of improving channel estimation
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[0036] As mentioned above, in LTE and NR, quasi-co-location (QCL) information relates to scalar entities (also called attributes) but not to spatial (eg multi-dimensional) attributes. Therefore, the UE cannot use this QCL information for multi-dimensional spatial receiver processing. The present disclosure contemplates an unconventional QCL framework including QCL parameters that depend on spatial channel properties. The network may instruct the UE to use these channel parameters dependent on the spatial properties to improve reception and / or processing of the second signal. In this way, the UE is able to perform spatial processing across different signal types without violating rules that do not allow UEs to use measurements from one reference signal to assist in receiving or processing another signal unless explicitly stated otherwise. For example, the UE can perform analog receiver beamforming and channel estimation using spatial processing gain to improve channel estimati...
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