Configurable SRS repetition across slots uses frequency hopping and orthogonal sequences to improve coverage while limiting interference.
When LTE CRS collides with added NR DMRS, dynamic symbol relocation preserves channel estimation and supports full-slot NR PDSCH throughput.
Undefined triggering and WTRU behavior limit LTE TTI bundling; CQI, buffer, and acknowledgment feedback enable controlled uplink repetition.
Segmented correlators and phase transformations speed signal-arrival detection while the same bank supports timing, despreading, and frequency estimation.
Misaligned network and UE timing can delay PRS reporting; adaptive periodicity enables gapless measurements alongside other operations.
Changing UE capabilities can make session measurements stale; updates let the location server refresh assistance data and positioning requests.
Scheduled PUSCH repetitions and TCI-state selection coordinate multi-TRP reception to improve uplink reliability in non-ideal backhaul scenarios.
Different CP lengths for reference and data symbols help limit inter-symbol interference while preserving transmission efficiency and demodulation performance.
Reduced TTIs can limit uplink capacity, so terminals use higher-layer signaling and control information to select reference signal groups.
A location hopping parameter shifts SRS subbands across transmission occasions, extending partial sounding across the full frequency range with less interference.
Adjusting the initiating UE’s transmission gap gives the responding UE time for shortened channel access while limiting competing channel takeover.
High PAPR in DFT-s-OFDM uplinks can limit coverage; paired data and reference-signal filters align waveform behavior for precise channel estimation.
DMRS port leakage in asynchronous multi-user uplinks is reduced through selective reference signals and configured decoding.