Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for transmitting, by a terminal, a sounding reference signal (SRS). The terminal receives a grant for uplink multiple subframes from a base station. The terminal determines a first subframe for an SRS transmission of the terminal among the uplink multiple subframes on the basis of SRS transmission position information received from the base station. Further, the terminal transmits the SRS in the first subframe.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for transmitting, by a terminal, a sounding reference signal (SRS). The terminal receives a grant for uplink multiple subframes from a base station. The terminal determines a first subframe for an SRS transmission of the terminal among the uplink multiple subframes on the basis of SRS transmission position information received from the base station. Further, the terminal transmits the SRS in the first subframe.

Abstract: A method for transmitting an uplink signal in an unlicensed band by a terminal is provided. The terminal receives first scheduling information that schedules one or more uplink subframes, from a base station in a first downlink subframe. The terminal receives second scheduling information that determines a transmission time point of the uplink signal, from the base station in a second downlink subframe after the first downlink subframe. The terminal transmits the uplink signal in a first uplink subframe corresponding to the transmission time point among the one or more uplink subframes.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for transmitting, by a terminal, a sounding reference signal (SRS). The terminal receives a grant for uplink multiple subframes from a base station. The terminal determines a first subframe for an SRS transmission of the terminal among the uplink multiple subframes on the basis of SRS transmission position information received from the base station. Further, the terminal transmits the SRS in the first subframe.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for transmitting, by a terminal, a sounding reference signal (SRS). The terminal receives a grant for uplink multiple subframes from a base station. The terminal determines a first subframe for an SRS transmission of the terminal among the uplink multiple subframes on the basis of SRS transmission position information received from the base station. Further, the terminal transmits the SRS in the first subframe.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for transmitting, by a terminal, a sounding reference signal (SRS). The terminal receives a grant for uplink multiple subframes from a base station. The terminal determines a first subframe for an SRS transmission of the terminal among the uplink multiple subframes on the basis of SRS transmission position information received from the base station. Further, the terminal transmits the SRS in the first subframe.

Abstract: A method for transmitting an uplink signal in an unlicensed band by a terminal is provided. The terminal receives first scheduling information that schedules one or more uplink subframes, from a base station in a first downlink subframe. The terminal receives second scheduling information that determines a transmission time point of the uplink signal, from the base station in a second downlink subframe after the first downlink subframe. The terminal transmits the uplink signal in a first uplink subframe corresponding to the transmission time point among the one or more uplink subframes.

Abstract: A communication node configures an unlicensed band transmission burst including a plurality of subframes in consideration of an occupancy state of a channel of an unlicensed band and transmits the unlicensed band transmission burst through the unlicensed band. In this case, at least one subframe of the plurality of subframes has a different type from the remaining subframes.

Abstract: A wireless device of a communication system randomly selects a backoff counter at a contention window interval corresponding to a contention window size that is determined according to a backoff stage, attempts packet transmission, when the backoff counter becomes 0 while reducing the backoff counter, when a radio channel is in an idle status, and increases the contention window size while increasing the backoff stage by 1 according to a first predetermined condition. In this case, as the backoff stage increases, a contention window size has a concave down increasing form.

Abstract: A communication node configures an unlicensed band transmission burst including a plurality of subframes in consideration of an occupancy state of a channel of an unlicensed band and transmits the unlicensed band transmission burst through the unlicensed band. In this case, at least one subframe of the plurality of subframes has a different type from the remaining subframes.

Abstract: A wireless device of a communication system randomly selects a backoff counter at a contention window interval corresponding to a contention window size that is determined according to a backoff stage, attempts packet transmission, when the backoff counter becomes 0 while reducing the backoff counter, when a radio channel is in an idle status, and increases the contention window size while increasing the backoff stage by 1 according to a first predetermined condition. In this case, as the backoff stage increases, a contention window size has a concave down increasing form.

Abstract: An apparatus for allocating channels in a communication system includes: a receiving unit configured to receive terminal information from a plurality of terminals, the terminal information containing information on data transmission/reception schemes of the terminals; a checking unit configured to check the data transmission/reception schemes of the terminals and check interference at channels allocated to the terminals; and an allocating unit configured to allocate primary and secondary channels to the terminals based on the data transmission/reception schemes of the terminals, change the primary and secondary channels based on the interference, and allocate the changed channels to the terminals; and a transmitting unit configured to transmit channel allocation information on the primary and secondary channels allocated to the terminals to the terminals.

Abstract: Provided is a method of sharing a data transceiver, a data transceiver antenna, a sensing receiver, and a sensing antenna, and a wireless communication system. The data transceiver and the sensing receiver, or the data transceiver antenna and the sensing antenna may be flexibly shared based on a condition. During a period where a transceiver and an antenna are utilized, the transceiver and the antenna may be utilized for different purposes. The transceiver and the antenna may be flexibly shared to increase efficiency in using the transceiver and the antenna, and thus, a spectrum sensing and a data transmission and reception performed in a system may be improved.

Abstract: Provided is a method of sharing a data transceiver, a data transceiver antenna, a sensing receiver, and a sensing antenna, and a wireless communication system. The data transceiver and the sensing receiver, or the data transceiver antenna and the sensing antenna may be flexibly shared based on a condition. During a period where a transceiver and an antenna are utilized, the transceiver and the antenna may be utilized for different purposes. The transceiver and the antenna may be flexibly shared to increase efficiency in using the transceiver and the antenna, and thus, a spectrum sensing and a data transmission and reception performed in a system may be improved.

Abstract: A bi-slot tree based tag identification method in RFID systems includes (a) transmitting an inquiry of (n?1) bits to each tag at the reader; (b) deciding whether the inquiry of (n?1) bits are identical with first (n?1) bits of each tag ID when receiving the inquiry of (n?1) bits at each tag within a readable range of the reader; (c) transmitting each tag ID by one bit from (n+1)th bit to last bit thereof to the reader through different time slots based on nth bit value of each tag ID at the tags whose first (n?1) bits are identical with the inquiry of (n?1) bits; and (d) at the reader, checking whether there is a collision among the tag IDs received from the tags and identifying each tag ID of the tags based on the check result.

Abstract: A bi-slot tree based tag identification method in RFID systems includes (a) transmitting an inquiry of (n?1) bits to each tag at the reader; (b) deciding whether the inquiry of (n?1) bits are identical with first (n?1) bits of each tag ID when receiving the inquiry of (n?1) bits at each tag within a readable range of the reader; (c) transmitting each tag ID by one bit from (n+1)th bit to last bit thereof to the reader through different time slots based on nth bit value of each tag ID at the tags whose first (n?1) bits are identical with the inquiry of (n?1) bits; and (d) at the reader, checking whether there is a collision among the tag IDs received from the tags and identifying each tag ID of the tags based on the check result.