3 results about "Channel reuse" patented technology

This invention introduces an energy-efficient communication protocol for Ambient IoT, integrating Slotted ALOHA with RF energy harvesting to enable reliable interaction between ultra-low-power, battery-less devices and 5G / 6G base stations or relay UEs. Devices first harvest energy from a Carrier Wave (CW) signal, followed by a structured five-message exchange (Msg0–Msg4) handling synchronization, random access, data transmission, and acknowledgments. Time-frequency resources are dynamically allocated based on device energy levels and random IDs, reducing collisions and improving throughput. Control signals use differential encoding for robustness. Each message is framed with a preamble and postamble, allowing the device to detect the start and end of the signal. Padding is inserted before the preamble to ensure alignment with NR OFDM symbol boundaries. A Slotted ALOHA-based retransmission strategy enhances channel reuse. Eliminating dedicated RFID readers, this approach supports long-range, interference-managed communication, offering a scalable, low-latency, and cost-effective solution for massive machine-type communication (mMTC) in next-generation Ambient IoT networks.

This invention discloses a multi-stage rocket timing test channel reuse system, relating to the field of aerospace systems technology. The system includes an onboard system and a ground system. The onboard system includes first- and second-stage onboard timing acquisition channel circuits and additional multi-stage onboard timing acquisition channel circuits. The ground system includes first- and second-stage time-series ground test channel circuits. The first- and second-stage onboard timing acquisition channel circuits of the onboard system are connected to the first- and second-stage time-series ground test channel circuits of the ground system via diodes one and two. The multi-stage onboard timing acquisition channel circuits of the onboard system are connected to the first- and second-stage time-series ground test channel circuits of the ground system via diodes three and four. This invention reuses the same timing acquisition channel for timing data from different stages and time periods to meet the testing requirements of rocket timing. By designing isolation circuits, different timing channels using the same test path are isolated, ensuring that each timing test process does not interfere with the others.

Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to wireless communications. In an aspect, a user equipment (UE) may receive configuration information indicating a PDCCH repetition for a first control resource set (CORESET) having a first transmission configuration indicator (TCI) state and a second CORESET having a second TCI state. The UE may monitor PDCCHs for a first set of CORESET and a second set of CORESET that at least partially overlap in time with each other based at least in part on the PDCCH repetition, the PDCCH monitoring for the first set of CORESET being based at least in part on a first spatial quasi-co-location (QCL) property, and the PDCCH monitoring for the second set of CORESET being based at least in part on a second spatial QCL property that is different from the first spatial QCL property. Numerous other aspects are described.