Abstract: Embodiments include systems and methods for improving the beamforming efficiency of Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output (MU-MIMO) and/or Coordinate Beamforming (CB) in wireless multi-access networks. In one aspect, a receiver-aided approach for MU-MIMO and/or CB is provided. Unlike conventional MU-MIMO/CB operation which is transparent to the UE, the receiver-aided approach herein makes information about potential MU-MIMO and/or CB multi-user interference available to UEs being considered for MU-MIMO and/or CB transmission. As such, the UEs can provide Channel State Information (CSI) that is better tailored to actual data transmission conditions than in conventional operation, and the base station can make better decisions regarding MU-MIMO and/or CB operation, user selection, and transmission parameters (e.g., number of data streams, precoder matrix, etc.).

Abstract: In wireless communications for multi-users, an access point may transmit a first trigger frame to one or more stations. The first trigger frame may be for scheduling a first uplink multi-user transmission and may indicate a plurality of resources for indicating existence of data to be sent to the access point. The station(s) may process the first trigger frame received from the access point. In response to the first trigger frame, the station(s) may generate and transmit a respective first uplink frame to the access point. In some cases, the first uplink frame(s) from the station(s) does not have a data field and does have a signal indicating existence of data to be sent from the station(s) to the access point. The signal may be sent using a resource(s) of the plurality of resources. Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method for receiving channel state information (CSI) feedback by a base station supporting multiple transmit antennas from a mobile station; the base station therefore; a method for transmitting CSI feedback by a mobile station to a base station supporting multiple transmit antennas; and the mobile station therefore are discussed. The method for receiving CSI feedback by a base station includes according to one embodiment configuring, by the base station via radio resource control (RRC) signaling, one or more channel state information-reference signal (CSI-RS) configurations and one or more null resource element (RE) configurations; transmitting CSI-RSs; and receiving the CSI feedback measured based on the CSI-RSs and the one or more null RE configurations. The one or more CSI-RS configurations are used for a channel quality measurement of the CSI feedback. The one or more null RE configurations are used for an interference measurement of the CSI feedback.

Abstract: In wireless communications, an access point may decrement multiple backoff counters. Each backoff counter may be associated with a respective access function. A first access function may be associated with downlink transmission of data of a first access category. A second access function may be associated with downlink transmission of a trigger frame for facilitating uplink multi-user transmission. The AP may transmit at least one of a first downlink frame or a trigger frame based at least on the decremented backoff timer associated with the first and second access functions. A station may receive the first downlink frame or the trigger frame. If the trigger frame is received, the station may transmit a second frame to the AP based on an indication of an access category contained in the trigger frame. Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a photosensitive composition for a green color filter. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a dye for a green color filter which has a high light transmittance; a photosensitive composition including the dye; and a green color filter manufactured using the photosensitive composition.

Abstract: In wireless communications, an access point may transmit a first frame to one or more stations. In response to the first frame, the station(s) may transmit a respective second frame to the access point. The access point may generate a beamforming report based on the second frame(s) received by the access point from the station(s). The access point may transmit a third frame(s) that includes the beamforming report to the station(s). The station(s) may generate a respective beamforming matrix based at least on the third frame(s). Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: In wireless communications, an access point may send a trigger frame to multiple stations. The trigger frame's payload may include a first content and a second content, where the first content is associated with a legacy signal field of an uplink frame, and the second content is associated with a non-legacy signal field of the uplink frame. In response to the trigger frame, one or more stations may generate the uplink frame(s) based on the trigger frame and transmit the uplink frame(s) to the access point. The uplink frame(s) may include a legacy signal field and a non-legacy signal field. The legacy field may include a length of the uplink frame(s) that is based on the first content. The non-legacy signal field may include a remaining transmission opportunity (TXOP) duration that is generated based on the second content. Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present description discloses a method for transmitting an uplink signal through a non-licensed band from a terminal in a wireless communication system by applying carrier aggregation techniques. More specifically, the method is characterized by comprising the steps of: receiving an uplink scheduling grant from a base station; determining the availability of a non-licensed band; transmitting a signal for reserving resources if a non-licensed band is available; and transmitting an uplink signal to the base station via the non-licensed band on the basis of the uplink scheduling grant.

Abstract: A method and system for improving the accuracy of phase and frequency offset during multiple in multiple out (MIMO) channel estimation in a sounding procedure. The improved phase and frequency offset process selects resource allocation unit configuration to ensure a minimum pilot density from the available operation modes. A method for reducing the data in the feedback matrix of the sounding procedure correlates the long training frame (LTF) and number of groups (Ng) between the sounding frame and the feedback to improve efficiency in the amount of feedback that is returned.

Abstract: In wireless communications, an access point may send a first frame and a second frame to multiple stations. In one aspect, the first frame may be a frame for initiating a sounding protocol. The first frame may include subband-related information. In response to the first and second frames, one or more stations may generate beamforming feedback information based on content of the second frame according to the subband-related information of the first frame. The beamforming feedback information may include average signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs), where an SNR may be for a space-time stream averaged over data subcarriers in a subband. The stations may send a third frame(s) that includes the beamforming feedback information to the access point. The access point may generate, and transmit to the stations, a beamforming matrix based on the third frame(s). Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a method and device for communication between terminals in a wireless communication system. According to the present invention, a resource configuration method, a channel configuration method, a transmission power control method, etc. for communication between terminals can be provided.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for measuring a location. The method comprises: receiving, by a User Equipment (UE) and from a serving cell, information on a bandwidth allocated for a positioning reference signal (PRS); receiving, by the User Equipment (UE) and from at least one or more neighbor cells, information on a bandwidth allocated for a PRS; determining whether there is a difference between the bandwidths; and measuring, by the UE and based on a result of the determination a timing difference between PRSs transmitted from the serving cell and the at least one or more neighbor cells.

Abstract: A method for transmitting a frame is provided by a device in a wireless communication network. The device compensates a carrier frequency using a value of carrier frequency offset (CFO), and transmits a frame with the compensated carrier frequency to a receiver. The value of the CFO is indicated in TXVECTOR. A method for transmitting a frame is provided by a device in a wireless communication network. The device allocates data tones for a last symbol based on a payload size, generates the last symbol having repeated waveforms and transmits a frame including at least one period waveform of the repeated waveforms in the last symbol.

Abstract: In wireless communications, a first device may determine a channel bandwidth and a high efficiency long training field (HE-LTF) mode. The first device may generate an HE-LTF symbol by using an HE-LTF sequence corresponding to the determined channel bandwidth and HE-LTF mode. The first device may transmit, in the determined channel bandwidth, a high efficiency physical layer convergence procedure (PLCP) protocol data unit (HE PPDU) that includes the HE-LTF symbol. A second device may receive, in a channel bandwidth, a downlink HE PPDU that includes an HE-LTF symbol. The second device may obtain, from the HE-LTF symbol, an HE-LTF sequence corresponding to the channel bandwidth and an HE-LTF mode of the HE-LTF symbol. The downlink HE PPDU may be the HE PPDU from the first device. Other methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method is provided for computing a channel quality indicator (CQI) value by a user equipment in a wireless communication system. The method includes configuring, through a higher layer, channel measurement resources defined by channel status information-reference signal (CSI-RS) resource element configuration with non-zero transmission power and subframe configuration, configuring, through the higher layer, interference measurement resources defined by the CSI-RS resource element configuration with zero transmission power and the subframe configuration, and computing the CQI value based on a channel measurement and an interference measurement. The channel measurement is performed by using the channel measurement resources, and the interference measurement is performed by using the interference measurement resources.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for reporting channel status information in a multi-cell cooperative wireless communication system, and to a device for same. In more detail, the method includes: receiving a reference signal from at least one of a serving cell and one or more neighboring cell; generating channel status information for multi-cell cooperative communication on the basis of the reference signal; dividing the channel status information for multi-cell cooperative communication on the basis of a predetermined feedback setting mode and allocating same on a plurality of subframes; and transmitting the channel status information for multi-cell cooperative communication to the serving cell by using the plurality of subframes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wireless communication system. A method for a terminal to transmit channel state information (CSI) comprises the steps of: determining a precoding matrix by selecting a first precoding matrix and a second precoding matrix; and transmitting the CSI including an index of the said first precoding matrix and an index of the said second precoding matrix. The said first precoding matrix relates to a method for transmitting CSI in which a revision factor according to a relationship between the said terminal and a transmission point is applied.

Abstract: A process and system provides a high efficiency (HE) sounding procedure that enables a beamformer to signal to each beamformee support for responses allowing other forms of feedback from the beamformee instead of explicit feedback. The HE sounding procedure utilizes additional fields in the frames of the HE sounding procedure to signal the use of the HE sounding procedure. The HE sounding procedure also supports legacy stations that provide standard explicit feedback.

Abstract: The embodiments provide a method implemented by a network device for transmitting link adaptation feedback in a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) that supports multi-user simultaneous transmission. The method generates and transmits a frame that includes one or more link adaptation feedback values associated with a wireless communications link between the network device and a second network device. In one aspect, the one or more link adaptation feedback values may include a link adaptation feedback value for an entire operation bandwidth of the wireless communications link and a link adaptation feedback value for a given subchannel within the operation bandwidth. In another aspect, link adaptation feedback values for one or more users of a multi-user simultaneous transmission are transmitted in a multi-user acknowledgment (ACK) frame. The embodiments allow for efficient link adaptation in a multi-user simultaneous transmission environment.

Abstract: A method for transmitting an uplink signal at a User Equipment (UE) in a wireless communication system includes receiving, from a Base Station (BS), an uplink scheduling grant for multi-antenna transmission; transmitting the uplink signal precoded using precoding information included in the received uplink scheduling grant to the BS; and retransmitting the uplink signal to the BS according to Acknowledgment/Negative Acknowledgment (ACK/NACK) corresponding to the transmitted uplink signal. The retransmitted uplink signal is precoded using precoding information included in a most recent uplink scheduling grant or a predetermined precoding matrix if an uplink scheduling grant for the retransmission is not received from the BS.