Abstract: Methods and systems for citizens broadband radio service (CBRS) interference management using dual subscriber identification module (SIM) devices are described. The method includes assigning a physical cell identity (PCI) to each CBRS device (CBSD) granted unlicensed spectrum by a spectrum access system (SAS). Each spectrum granted CBSD may exchange PCIs with neighbor spectrum granted CBSDs to resolve PCIs and maintains a PCI table. A dual SIM device may be connected to a CBSD via a first SIM. Each spectrum granted CBSD having a connected dual SIM device reports a number of PCIs detected by the dual SIM device(s). A SAS designated dual SIM device may use a second SIM to measure power values of PCIs detected by the designated dual SIM device which are absent from a provided PCI table. The measured power values may be used by the SAS to make cluster interference decisions.

Abstract: Embodiments provide high-throughput, hub-and-spoke satellite communications with geographically non-overlapping user beams and full frequency reuse. For example, a coverage area of a satellite is segmented into multiple candidate coverage zones, and an associated consumption demand is determined for each candidate coverage zone. Fixed spot beams are assigned to a subset of the candidate coverage zones according to highest associated consumption demands, such that each fixed spot beam corresponds to at least one candidate coverage zone to service an associated beam coverage area that is geographically non-overlapping with beam coverage areas of all other fixed spot beams, and each fixed spot beam is allocated full use of a same spectrum. One or more steerable beams selectively cover lower consumption demand zones.

Abstract: A resynchronization signal (RSS) may extend across multiple physical resource blocks (PRBs) or subframes, which may cause the RRS to be scheduled to overlap with other downlink transmissions. Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described for management of RSS and one or more other transmission types that may have overlapping wireless resources with the RSS. If one or more other downlink transmissions are scheduled for resources that overlap with resources scheduled for an RSS transmission, the UE may receive the RSS transmission or the one or more other downlink transmissions, or a combination thereof, based on a prioritization of the transmission types of the one or more other downlink transmissions relative to RSS. The RSS transmission or the one or more other transmissions may be delayed, dropped, punctured, or rate-matched when the RSS transmission and the one or more other downlink transmissions conflict.

Abstract: When a terminal apparatus establishes second wireless communication with an access point in compliance with a second wireless communication scheme, a terminal control unit transmits a first network identifier of the access point, the second wireless communication with which is established by the terminal apparatus, to a device. When a first network identifier is included in a list of network identifiers that are acquired by the device by searching a wireless communication network in compliance with a second wireless communication scheme, the terminal control unit causes a first password input screen to be displayed.

Abstract: A method for defining the flexible payload of a telecommunications satellite with low-interference-level beam hopping includes: a first step of defining the capacity from which each beam must benefit on account of the density of exchanges to be delivered by the beam; a second step of determining, depending on the various power-amplifier sharing schemes, the maximum number Pi of beams that an amplifier is able to deliver and the average capacity allocated to each beam; a third step of forming groups of beams, each characterized by the average value of the cumulative capacity of the beams that form it, and determining the number of amplifiers required for each formed group; a fourth step, during which the various beams are distributed between various amplifiers, in such a way that the average value of the load placed on these beams is substantially equal to the average load of the group in question.

Abstract: The present invention provides a real-time video transmission method for a multipath network. The multipath network comprises at least two video stream transmission sub-paths from a transmitting terminal to a receiving terminal. The real-time video transmission method for a multipath network comprises steps of: 1) by the transmitting terminal, packing original video stream data and sequentially adding a tag into a packet header to obtain multipath transmission data, and sending the multipath transmission data packets to different ones of the video stream transmission sub-paths for transmission; and, 2) by the receiving terminal, receiving and parsing the multipath transmission data packets, and restoring the original video data stream according to the tags in the packet headers. The present invention can take full advantage of outlet and inlet bandwidths at two ends of a transmission path, and can effectively improve stability in video transmission to improve user experience.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of communications, and discloses a method and device for synchronization between base stations to reduce listening costs and to make the best use of radio resources. The method is: a slave base station receiving, on a designated symbol of a special sub-frame via a primary radio frequency integrated circuit (RFIC), a cell reference signal (CRS) sent by a master base station, and performing synchronization between the slave base station and the master base station according to the acquired CRS.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine a remaining minimum system information control resource set (RMSI CORESET) monitoring configuration based at least in part on information received by the UE in a first frame; and monitor, during a second frame and based at least in part on the RMSI CORESET monitoring configuration, for an RMSI CORESET based at least in part on a synchronization signal block (SSB), associated with the RMSI CORESET, that is received in the first frame.

Abstract: A method performed by a mobile device for selectively allowing radio-frequency (RF) resource sharing between a plurality of subscriptions associated with a plurality of subscriber identity modules (SIMs) in the mobile device, the method includes transferring access to an RF resource from a first subscription among the plurality of subscriptions to a second subscription among the plurality of subscriptions during an ongoing service through the first subscription based on occurrence of a condition, evaluating one or more network parameters pertaining to communication through the first subscription, and causing the first subscription and the second subscription to share access to the RF resource for a first defined time period based on the evaluating such that message communication through the second subscription is enabled without disconnecting the first subscription from the ongoing service.

Abstract: A control entity in a wireless communications system obtains discontinuous reception information for a plurality of wireless terminals and configures one or more of said wireless terminals, based on the obtained discontinuous reception information, to harmonise the awake periods of the plurality of wireless terminals. The control entity determines a common reception period for the plurality of wireless terminals such that a broadcast or multicast transmission during the common reception period is received simultaneously by the wireless terminals.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, from a base station, network signaling including information about one or more of a timing advance scaling parameter, a processing-delay compensation parameter, and a timing advance extension parameters enabling threshold/condition; receiving a timing advance index from the base station; adjusting parameters for uplink transmissions using the received timing advance index for the one or more of the timing advance scaling parameter, the processing-delay compensation parameter, and the timing advance extension parameters enabling threshold/condition; and performing uplink transmissions according to the configured and adjusted parameters.

Abstract: A user equipment (UE) (first UE) receives setting information about a plurality of transmission (Tx) resource pools and a plurality of reception (Rx) resource pools for a cell. On the basis of the setting information, and the identity (ID) of the first UE (first UE ID) or the ID of another UE (second UE) (second UE ID) connected for proximity-based wireless communication with the first UE, the first UE determines a portion (Tx resource group) of the plurality of Tx resource pools and a portion (Rx resource group) of the plurality of Rx resource pools. The first UE performs sidelink transmission to the second UE by using a Tx resource pool which belongs to the Tx resource group. The first UE performs sidelink reception from the second UE by using an Rx resource pool which belongs to the plurality of Rx resource groups.

Abstract: Techniques for identification and isolation of Internet-of-Things devices in an enterprise network are described. In one embodiment, a method includes detecting a plurality of devices having a first network interface to connect to a wireless wide area network and a second network interface to connect to an enterprise network. The method also includes identifying a first subset of the plurality of devices as Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices based on at least a detected repetition rate on a physical random access channel of a transmission made by a device of the plurality of devices. The method includes assigning the IoT devices to a separate network segment within the enterprise network.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for determining a paging area, an access network node and a core network node. The method for use in the access network node includes: acquiring indication information indicating the allocation of the paging area for a UE; determining the paging area for the UE in accordance with the indication information; and notifying the UE of the paging area.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods that provide traffic recover when virtual router redundancy protocol (VRRP) virtual media access control (VMAC) failures occur in a link aggregation group fabric environment. In one or more embodiments, automatic traffic recovery may be accomplished using internode link control messages to synchronize a VRRP VMAC failure that has been encountered by one LAG node with a LAG peer node. If a database associated with the failed LAG node comprises no entry that indicates that the failure scenario has previously occurred in the LAG peer node, a forwarding path entry rule may be generated to route traffic via the internode link, thereby, reducing data loss through routing failures and the like.

Abstract: A method including receiving at a buffer at least a portion of an incoming frame, holding in the buffer the at least a portion of the frame received at the buffer, keeping in the buffer the at least a portion of the frame held in the buffer after transmission of the incoming frame by transmission circuitry responsive to receiving a signal at the buffer indicating that the at least a portion of a frame held in the buffer should be kept, and clearing from the buffer the at least a portion of a frame held in the buffer responsive to receiving a signal to the buffer indicating that the at least a portion of the frame held in the buffer should be cleared. Related methods and apparatus are also described.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and methods for a base station to perform a method construct dynamic hierarchical sub-configurations of bandwidth parts (BWPs) for use in a connected mode discontinuous reception (CDRX) communication session with a user equipment (UE) device. The base station may configure a first BWP at a baseband frequency associated with the CDRX communication session as a default BWP, a second BWP with a wider bandwidth than the first BWP as a transmission BWP, and one or more third BWPs as resting BWPs. The transmission BWP and the one or more resting BWPs may be configured to periodically override the default BWP as the active BWP for a predetermined number of CDRX cycles. The transmission BWP may be utilized, when activated to perform data transmission by UE device, and the one or more resting BWPs may be utilized, when activated, for performing channel measurements.

Abstract: A network device selects a primary source for multicast traffic and a secondary source for the multicast traffic, where the multicast traffic is provided to endpoint devices communicating with a network, and where the primary source and the secondary source are redundant sources. The network device provides a first join request that includes information that causes a primary path to be provided from the primary source through the network. The network device provides a second join request that includes information that causes a secondary path to be provided from the secondary source through the network. The network device receives the multicast traffic from the primary source via the primary path and the secondary source via the secondary path, and provides the multicast traffic received from the primary source to the endpoint devices. The network device prevents the multicast traffic received from the secondary source from reaching the endpoint devices.

Abstract: A method and a device for determining an evolved packet system (EPS) mobility management (EMM) mode in a wireless communication system are disclosed. More specifically, a method for determining, by a user equipment (UE), an EMM mode in a wireless communication system includes receiving, by the UE in an EMM-IDLE mode with suspend indication, from a base station a system information block (SIB) including information that a serving cell of the UE does not support user plane (UP) cellular Internet of Things (CIoT) EPS optimization; storing the information that the serving cell does not support the UP CIoT EPS optimization; and maintaining the EMM-IDLE mode with suspend indication if a procedure using an initial non-access stratum (NAS) message is not triggered and the serving cell is changed to a cell supporting the UP CIoT EPS optimization.

Abstract: A drive assisted storage controller system includes a first storage device that is coupled to a bus that includes a data path and a control path. The first storage device receives via the control path from a storage controller, a first peer-to-peer write command that identifies a host memory address included in a memory system, a first storage location provided in the first storage device, and a second storage location provided in a second storage device coupled to the bus. The first storage device retrieves, via the data path from the host memory address, first write data such that the first write data is not provided through the storage controller. The first storage device provides, via the control path to the second storage device, a second peer-to-peer write command that includes the second storage location. The second peer-to-peer write command causes the second storage device to retrieve the first write data from the first storage device via the data path.