Latency reduction in shared or unlicensed spectrum
An unlicensed, response-delayed technology, applied in spectrum gap assessment, pilot signal allocation, transmission path separation devices, etc., can solve problems such as delay, communication interruption between UE and base station, etc.
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[0078] A user equipment (UE) may transmit uplink (UL) messages in unlicensed spectrum, where the UL timing delay between downlink (DL) and UL transmissions is relative to that between DL and UL in licensed spectrum or other conventional operations. The UL timing delay between UL transmissions is reduced. UL timing delays can be reduced by using shortened transmission time intervals (TTIs) (eg, TTIs with a shorter duration than TTIs used in licensed spectrum). Additionally or alternatively, UL timing delays may be reduced by configuring fewer TTIs between, for example, granting of resources and corresponding UL messages transmitted using the granted resources.
[0079] Operating with reduced UL timing delays (eg, relative to conventional deployments) can reduce the likelihood that a UE will wait for a subsequent Transmission Opportunity (TxOp) to transmit a UL transmission in response to a DL transmission. For example, for communications in the unlicensed radio spectrum, base ...
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