Network access nodes and client devices for maintaining time synchronization
A technology for network access nodes and client devices, applied in synchronization devices, wireless network protocols, digital transmission systems, etc., and can solve the problems of short delay and high reliability
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[0104] In LTE, for eg NR mobile broadband service, timing advance control is used to initiate and maintain uplink time synchronization of UE. The network access node, for example, in NR, the so-called next generation NodeB (gNB for short) estimates the initial timing advance from the random access request sent by the UE during initial access. The random access request is further used as an uplink time reference during eg radio link failure and handover. Upon receiving the Random Access Request, the gNB calculates the Timing Advance value and transmits the Timing Advance value to the UE in a Timing Advance Command as part of the Random Access Response. Once the UE is in the connected state, if the uplink time needs to be corrected, the gNB will continue to estimate the timing advance of the UE and transmit a timing advance command to the UE. In LTE, the UE adjusts its uplink transmission time in subframe #n+6 according to the timing advance command received in downlink subfram...
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