Broadcast or multicast physical layer configuration and channel structure
A technology of wireless communication and resource collection, applied in the field of wireless communication
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[0036] As the demand for wireless data increases, efficient use of resources becomes increasingly important. Accordingly, a wireless communication system (eg, New Radio (NR) system) can support flexible resource configuration (eg, for uplink or downlink communication) to efficiently allocate resources. For example, the base station may dynamically signal the configuration of time intervals (or time slots) for communication with user equipment (UE) based on eg traffic conditions in a particular link direction. Various users and applications can benefit from broadcast or multicast communications in a system that supports multiple concurrent services and frequent uplink traffic. Efficient techniques for scheduling the transmission of broadcast or multicast data based on dynamic time interval configurations may be desired to increase throughput in wireless communication systems.
[0037] As described herein, a base station may support dynamic signaling to indicate whether a time ...
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