Techniques for synchronization based on sidelink synchronization signal prioritization
A technology for synchronizing information and links, applied in the directions of synchronization devices, wireless communication, transmission monitoring, etc., and can solve problems affecting UE synchronization, etc.
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[0032] In some wireless communication systems, a user equipment (UE) may receive a synchronization signal from a synchronization source (eg, a synchronization source) to enable the UE to synchronize and communicate with the synchronization source before establishing a connection. For example, the synchronization signal may allow the UE to send and receive messages to and from the synchronization source according to the timing indicated by the synchronization signal (eg, the UE adjusts the timing to align with the timing of the synchronization source). In some cases, the synchronization source may be a base station, a synchronization reference UE, or a similar wireless device connected to a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) from which the timing associated with the synchronization signal is determined. Alternatively, the synchronization source may be located outside the coverage area for GNSS and may determine the timing of the indication with the synchronization signal ...
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