Scheduling requests for grant-free configurations
A scheduling request and associated technology, applied in wireless communication, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as communication errors and excessive communication
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[0037] Some wireless communication systems may utilize a grant-based transmission scheme to indicate time-frequency resources on which user equipment (UE) or base stations may transmit data. In grant-based uplink operation, a user equipment with data to send can send a scheduling request (SR) to the base station, and the base station can reply to the user equipment with an uplink grant indicating that the data resource. The user equipment can then use the allocated resources to transmit data. However, such a grant-based uplink operation incurs a delay from the time data becomes available for transmission at the user equipment to the time the user equipment transmits the data on the allocated resources.
[0038] To help reduce the latency and signaling overhead associated with exchanging scheduling requests and grants, a grant-free mode of uplink operation may be used. In the grant-exempt mode of uplink operation, the user equipment may be configured with one or more resource...
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