A method performed by a wireless device for handling transport block for error correction
A wireless device and transmission block technology, applied in transmission systems, wireless communications, digital transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as high cost and poor HARQ processing performance
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[0040] As part of the development of the embodiments herein, problems with existing approaches will first be identified and discussed.
[0041] Assuming a maximum code block size, existing methods rely on the UE being able to store at least a portion of all code blocks in all HARQ processes. Under most operating conditions with a block error rate of 10-30%, there is a very small probability that all HARQ processes will require retransmission. Then, most soft buffers will not be used. Also, the UE cost will be unnecessarily high.
[0042] In addition, the following issues may also be identified in existing methods. First, soft buffers may not be shared across HARQ processes. That is to say, in the existing method, each HARQ process completes the division of the soft buffer, wherein each HARQ process is allocated a fixed number of CBs. Also, the entire TB is stored, including success and unsuccessful bits. If a given HARQ process requires more soft buffer memory for storage...
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