Adaptive modulation order for multi-user superposition transmissions with non-aligned resources
A technology of modulation order and resource set, applied in the first part of bit stream mapping field
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[0049] Techniques for utilizing adaptive modulation order for Multi-User Superposition Transmission (MUST) with non-aligned resources are described. A base station may schedule transmissions with data for multiple UEs in the same transmission time interval (eg, subframe, etc.). Based on the relative geometry of the first and second UEs, the base station may determine that non-orthogonal layers of transmission (eg, MUST) may be used to transmit data destined for the first and second UEs. In some cases, the base station may use aligned resources for layers associated with the first and second UEs. Using the aligned resources, the enhancement layer for the second UE can be superimposed on the base layer for the first UE using a combined constellation.
[0050] Alternatively, layers may not be aligned along at least one dimension (eg, time, frequency, etc.). For example, the transmission may include an enhancement layer for a first UE across a set of resources and a base layer f...
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