Method and apparatus for dynamic power sharing and management of maximum power of secondary carriers
A technology of dynamic power and power, applied in power management, wireless communication, electrical components, etc.
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[0042] Example 1: Generic inter-band EN-DC without Network Signaling (NS)
[0043] we start from figure 2 Consider the general inter-band case without NS signaling, where P LTE =P NR =P ENDC =23dBm. Depending on the maximum power reduction (MPR) taken for each carrier, any of the following conditions are possible.
[0044] a=FALSE disallow scaling or discarding SCG
[0045] a=TRUE, b=FALSE allow SCG scaling
[0046] a=TRUE, b=TRUE always allow SCG drop
[0047] different areas in image 3 Marked out. More specifically, image 3 is a graph 300 illustrating the allowed scaling and dropping behavior for a general inter-band E-UTRA-NR dual carrier. It should be noted that these regions depend on the MPR (which depends on the modulation type and the allocation size and location), but have nothing to do with the actual transmit power and irrelevant. From image 3 It can be observed that if the modulation order on both carriers is less than or equal to 64-QAM (Quadra...
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[0053] Example 2: DC_(n)71AA
[0054] we next consider figure 2 for P LTE =P NR =P ENDC Example of DC_(n)71AA for a scenario where = 23dBm. Such as figure 2 As shown in table 200 of , for this example, the UE is always allowed to drop the NR carrier as long as there is transmission on the LTE carrier. Therefore, the P of the NR carrier CMAX_L It is basically 0 in terms of linearity, such as Figure 5 shown, no matter how little power Sent on MCG. more specifically, Figure 5 is a graph 500 illustrating the behavior allowed in Specification 38.101-3 versus the dynamic power sharing behavior in Specification 38.213 for full resource block allocation.
[0055] While TS 38.101-3 always allows UEs to drop NR carriers, it is still possible to transmit substantial power on NR carriers while still meeting transmit and total power constraints. exist Figure 5 In , for cyclic prefix orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (CP-OFDM), the power that can be transmitted is...
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