Reference signal transmission window and timing considerations
A reference signal, timing offset technique, applied in the field of reference signal transmission window and timing considerations
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[0047] Some wireless communications may benefit from or rely on estimates of channel conditions between communicating devices. For example, a base station can schedule resources for individual UEs based on frequency-dependent information associated with each UE. Such frequency-dependent information (as well as other CSI) may be determined based at least in part on a channel sounding process. Channel sounding may refer to an operation in which a UE transmits an SRS, which is used by a base station for channel estimation. For example, a base station (or some other network access device) may configure a UE with a reference signal configuration. For example, a reference signal configuration may include an indication of one or more use cases for a reference signal, including uplink CSI acquisition, uplink non-codebook based precoding, downlink CSI acquisition, uplink simulation Beamforming, its combination, etc. The timing required for the UE to perform the channel sounding proc...
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