Time-sensitive networking frame pre-emption across cellular interface
An interface and time interval technology, applied in the direction of network interconnection, network traffic/resource management, data exchange through path configuration, etc.
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[0046]In some wireless communication systems, various applications (e.g., motion control, discrete manufacturing, etc.) can utilize low-latency communications (e.g., ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC)) to Reliably send messages with minimal delay. In some cases, low-latency communications may occur concurrently with lower priority communications (eg, related to low-latency communications). In this way, the access node can employ Time Sensitive Networking (TSN), which includes a feature set that supports scheduling of hard real-time (hard RT) traffic (eg, low-latency communications) when communications of different priority levels occur simultaneously. Specifically, TSN may include a frame preemption feature that allows hard RT traffic to be prioritized over lower priority traffic in the time domain. In some cases, frame preemption can occur in a local area network (LAN) (eg, Ethernet) without affecting physical layer operations. Additionally, frame preemption ...
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