Method for transmitting and receiving d2d signal in wireless communication system, and apparatus therefor
a wireless communication system and wireless communication technology, applied in the field of wireless communication systems, can solve the problem of inability to receive a discovery signal transmitted from a specific neighbor, and achieve the effect of efficient signal transmission/reception
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[0208]According to Embodiment 1 of the present disclosure, the SRXCH_D2D RX UE should blind-search an area ranging from ‘SF#N−w1’ to ‘SF#N+w1’, for neighbor-cell D2DSS reception (or detection) (i.e., in the case where a neighbor-cell D2DSS resource is configured in serving-cell SF#N).
[0209]For this operation, when the SRXCH_D2D RX UE receives a neighbor-cell D2DSS (linked to a preset or signaled neighbor-cell discover resource pool), the SRXCH_D2D RX UE may be configured to assume that not only i) a DL SF(s) overlapped in the time domain at least partially (i.e., partially or fully) with an area ranging from ‘SF#N-CEILING(w1)’ to ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)’, but also ii) a DL SF(s) overlapped in the time domain at least partially (i.e., partially or fully) with one SF preceding or following the area ranging from ‘SF#N-CEILING(w1)’ to ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)’ (i.e., an SF(s) for ensuring a time required for carrier (or frequency band) switching of a single Rx chain) is an INV_DL SF(S).
[0210]In othe...
example 1-2
[0223]According to Embodiment 1 of the present disclosure, if i) the difference between a preset or signaled neighbor-cell D2DSS resource offset and a preset or signaled neighbor-cell discovery resource pool offset or ii) the difference between ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)+1’ (or ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)’) for configuring an INV_DL SF(s) related to neighbor-cell D2DSS reception and ‘starting SF-CEILING(w1)−1’ of a neighbor-cell discovery pool (or ‘starting SF-CEILING(w1)’ of the neighbor-cell discovery pool) for configuring an INV_DL SF(s) related to neighbor-cell discovery signal reception, as described in Example 1-1, is smaller than a preset or signaled threshold, it may be configured that a DL SF(s) overlapped in the time domain at least partially (i.e., partially or fully) with an area between ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)+1’ (or ‘SF#N+CEILING(w1)’) for configuring an INV_DL SF(s) related to neighbor-cell D2DSS reception and ‘starting SF-CEILING(w1)−1’ of a neighbor-cell discovery pool (or ‘starting SF-CEIL...
example 4-1
[0253]For example, if an interference measurement resource (IMR) related to calculation / derivation of (periodic / aperiodic) CSI reported at a specific time instant resides in an INV_DL SF, the SRXCH_D2D RX UE may be configured to assume that the IMR is not valid. It may be configured that a CSI report is transmitted / calculated (re)using an IMR included in a non-INV_DL SF closest to the INV_DL SF before the INV_DL SF, the CSI report is omitted, or CSI of a predefined specific value (e.g., out-of-range (OOR)) is reported.
[0254]For example, if a CSI reference resource related to calculation / derivation of (periodic / aperiodic) CSI reported at a specific time instant resides in an INV_DL SF, the SRXCH_D2D RX UE may be configured to assume that the CSI reference resource is not valid. It may be configured that the CSI report is transmitted / calculated (re)using / (re)assuming, as a CSI reference resource, a DL SF which is at once a non-INVL_DL_SF closest to the INV_DL SF (or the earliest non-I...
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