Abstract: Various embodiments herein provide techniques for wireless communication on New Radio unlicensed (NR-U) spectrum. For example, embodiments include techniques for a new listen-before-talk type and associated measurement window. Additionally, embodiments include techniques for determination of a cyclic prefix (CP) extension for an uplink transmission, such as a configured grant transmission or a dynamically scheduled transmission. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and methods are disclosed for frame based equipment (FBE) framework for new radio (NR) systems operating on the unlicensed spectrum. A processor for a base station performs a first clear channel assessment (CCA) using Category-1 (CAT-1) or CAT-2 listen-before-talk (LBT) on an unlicensed spectrum. The processor transmits first downlink (DL) data to one or more user equipments (UEs) within a fixed frame period (FFP) in accordance with a frame based equipment (FBE) framework for new radio (NR) on the unlicensed spectrum. The base station operates as an initiating device and the one or more UEs operate as responding devices. The processor performs a second CCA responsive to a gap of X orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) symbols between a DL burst and an uplink (UL) burst being greater than a threshold gap. The processor transmits second DL data within the FFP responsive to performing the second CCA.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein provide techniques for grant-based and configured grant physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmissions in New Radio (NR) systems operation in unlicensed spectrum. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: An apparatus of a User Equipment (UE), a computer-readable media, and a method. The apparatus includes one or more processors to: determine a time gap between an end of a downlink (DL) transmission burst from a gNB and a beginning of a following uplink (UL) transmission burst from the UE within a channel operating time (COT) of the FFP; in response to a determination that the time gap is less than or equal to 16 ?s, perform a CAT-1 listen-before-talk (LBT) operation to gain access to an operating channel; in response to a determination that the time gap is more than 16 ?s, perform a CAT-2 LBT operation to gain access to the operating channel; and cause the UE to transmit the UL transmission burst to the gNB on the operating channel and within a fixed frame period after performing the CAT-1 or CAT-2 LBT operation.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for a UE and its serving base station in 5G NR systems to signal channel scan or channel sensing to allow channel occupancy time (COT) sharing before transmissions. The COT sharing may be initiated by the base station or by the UE by asserting a CCA indication to enable channel sensing by a UE or base station, respectively. When the UE receives and decodes the asserted CCA indication during downlink transmission, the UE may perform channel sensing during a short interframe space (SIFS) between the downlink transmission and a scheduled uplink transmission. When the UE detects that the sensed RF energy across an intended transmission band is greater than an energy detect threshold, the UE may refrain from transmitting during the scheduled uplink transmission. Otherwise or when the CCA indication is de-asserted, the UE may transmit during the scheduled uplink transmission without performing channel sensing.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure describe methods and apparatuses for adjusting contention window size for new radio—unlicensed operation.

Abstract: One aspect provides an extensible architecture that can optionally utilize an Intel® WiFi chipset and a mmWave Modular Antenna Array (MAA) technology to develop an extensible system that is capable of operating at multiple mmWave bands by connecting to different mmWave capable Remote Radio Heads (RRH). The end result of one exemplary aspect will be a low cost distribution network for both access and backhaul extending the industries proven WiFi technology thus enabling mmWave MAAs to be developed within a short period of time.

Abstract: A transmitter having two or more transmit antennas includes a bit parser for providing two or more data streams to an interleaver of the transmitter. The bit parser receives bits representing data to be transmitted over the transmit antennas, and parses the bits into a number of data streams equal to a number of the transmit antennas such that the bits are divided into bit groups, each having no more than two of the bits, and each of the data streams include non-adjacent ones of the bit groups.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and devices are disclosed that may be used to estimate a location of a mobile device using, for example, one more receiver gains that may bring about adjustment of received signal strength indications of a radio heatmap. Such adjustment may allow a mobile device to accurately estimate a present location of a mobile device using, for example, a radio heatmap.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for computing an estimated location of a mobile device based, at least in part, on an observed difference of time of arrival of messages arriving at the mobile device. In particular implementations, such observed time arrival may comprise a difference between receipt at the mobile device a first message transmitted from a first transceiver device to a second transceiver device and receipt at the mobile device of a second message transmitted by the second transceiver device in response to the first message.

Abstract: A transmitter having two or more transmit antennas includes a bit parser for providing two or more data streams to an interleaver of the transmitter. The bit parser receives bits representing data to be transmitted over the transmit antennas, and parses the bits into a number of data streams equal to a number of the transmit antennas such that the bits are divided into bit groups, each having no more than two of the bits, and each of the data streams include non-adjacent ones of the bit groups.

Abstract: Group identification and definition within multiple user, multiple access, and/or MIMO wireless communications. A group identification definition field may be transmitted to a number of receiving devices for use in interpreting current or subsequently received packets that include a group identification field (group ID). The group ID can serve a number of functions such as indicating those receiving devices for which the packet is intended, the identification of fields within the packet corresponding to the various devices, certain parameters (e.g., code type, code rate, modulation type, etc.) associated with such fields within the packet, etc. The group identification definition field may be updated or modified to allow for modification of the manner in which subsequent packets, including respective group IDs, are processed. One of a variety of events may direct the group identification definition field may be updated or modified.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for computing an estimated location of a mobile device based, at least in part, on an observed difference of time of arrival of messages arriving at the mobile device. In particular implementations, such observed time arrival may comprise a difference between receipt at the mobile device a first message transmitted from a first transceiver device to a second transceiver device and receipt at the mobile device of a second message transmitted by the second transceiver device in response to the first message.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and devices are disclosed that may be used to estimate a location of a mobile device using, for example, one more receiver gains that may bring about adjustment of received signal strength indications of a radio heatmap. Such adjustment may allow a mobile device to accurately estimate a present location of a mobile device using, for example, a radio heatmap.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for computing an estimated location of a mobile device based, at least in part, on an observed difference of time of arrival of messages arriving at the mobile device. In particular implementations, such observed time arrival may comprise a difference between receipt at the mobile device a first message transmitted from a first transceiver device to a second transceiver device and receipt at the mobile device of a second message transmitted by the second transceiver device in response to the first message.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for computing an estimated location of a mobile device based, at least in part, on an observed difference of time of arrival of messages arriving at the mobile device. In particular implementations, such observed time arrival may comprise a difference between receipt at the mobile device a first message transmitted from a first transceiver device to a second transceiver device and receipt at the mobile device of a second message transmitted by the second transceiver device in response to the first message.

Abstract: An arrangement of interleavers allocates bits from an input symbol across sub-symbols transmitted via sub-carriers of multiple orthogonal frequency division multiplex (OFDM) carriers. The input bits are allocated in a fashion to provide separation across subcarriers, and rotation of sub-symbols across the OFDM carriers provides additional robustness in the present of signal path impairments.

Abstract: A method and system for frame formats for MIMO channel measurement exchange is provided. Aspects of a method for communicating information in a communication system may comprise transmitting data via a plurality of radio frequency (RF) channels utilizing a plurality of transmitting antenna, receiving feedback information via at least one of a plurality of RF channels, and modifying a transmission mode based on the feedback information. Aspects of a method for communicating information in a communication system may also comprise receiving data via a plurality of receiving antenna, transmitting feedback information via at least one of the plurality of RF channels, and requesting modification of a transmission mode for the received data in transmitted response messages comprising the feedback information.

Abstract: An arrangement of interleavers allocates bits from an input symbol across sub-symbols transmitted via sub-carriers of multiple orthogonal frequency division multiplex (OFDM) carriers. The input bits are allocated in a fashion to provide separation across subcarriers, and rotation of sub-symbols across the OFDM carriers provides additional robustness in the present of signal path impairments.

Abstract: A method and system for frame formats for MIMO channel measurement exchange is provided. Aspects of a method for communicating information in a communication system may comprise transmitting data via a plurality of radio frequency (RF) channels utilizing a plurality of transmitting antenna, receiving feedback information via at least one of a plurality of RF channels, and modifying a transmission mode based on the feedback information. Aspects of a method for communicating information in a communication system may also comprise receiving data via a plurality of receiving antenna, transmitting feedback information via at least one of the plurality of RF channels, and requesting modification of a transmission mode for the received data in transmitted response messages comprising the feedback information.