Terminal apparatus transmits capability parameters indicating support for semi-persistent scheduling and uplink transmission skipping to reduce latency.
Three pseudo-orthogonal carrier components modulate data signals to transmit 3n bits per interval.
Segmenting frequency spectra with optimal Golomb ruler-based peak reduction tones to lower PAPR while preserving data integrity and power amplifier efficiency.
Segmenting OFDM signals allows targeted edge band filtering to reduce out-of-band radiation without increasing device complexity.
Segmenting the frequency spectrum into sub-bands maintains orthogonality and prevents interference between different numerologies.
Iterative signal power measurement estimates interference source location, reducing time loss compared to complex direction finding arrays.
Orthogonal time frequency space modulation maps signals to the delay-Doppler domain.
Partitioning OFDM subcarriers into groups generates elementary sequences that enhance frequency synchronization accuracy.
Duplicate wireless preambles across frequency bands with distinct puncturing patterns to create redundant signal copies.
User equipment determines noise covariance parameters and reports them to the base station, resolving channel reciprocity limitations in 5G NR systems.
Individual symbol filtering in a filterbank multi-carrier system reduces inter-carrier interference and eliminates cyclic prefix overhead.
A constrained peak cancellation method reduces the peak-to-average power ratio in OFDM symbols by subtracting optimized pulses from clipping noise samples.
Serial division circuitry calculates scaling factors for crest factor reduction, reducing divider hardware consumption in power amplifiers.
A coherent peak detection method processes multiple band input signals by combining phase information to accurately identify signal peaks.