Neighboring mobility reference signal set search in beambased nr mobility
A reference signal and mobility technology, applied in signaling distribution, wireless communication, transmission path sub-channel distribution, etc., can solve the problem of large complete search space and time-consuming, and achieve the effect of reducing complexity
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[0039] As explained above, there are many technical problems associated with Mobility Reference Signals (MRS) for beam-based mobility. For example, when the network proactively configures the UE with a new set of Mobility Reference Signals (MRS) using L3 signaling, the MRS search, L3 processing and signaling may result in dropped connections if the UE is at the coverage edge. If the UE is used to detect new MRSs and report them to the network using L3 signaling, the time taken by the UEs to find neighboring MRSs may be too long, or the associated energy consumption may be too high.
[0040] To overcome these and other problems, certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide novel mobility reference signal and search procedures that minimize the planning, delay, and signaling costs of beam switching. Certain embodiments disclose two or more signal components which allow for more efficient beam switching. Utilizing multiple signal components to coordinate beam switching ...
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