Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration includes: receiving, by a base station, a plurality of uplink sequences from an uplink channel; performing, by the base station, an optimal combining procedure on the plurality of uplink sequences to output a combined result of the plurality of uplink sequences; determining, by the base station, channel signature information based on the combined result; detecting, by the base station, a plurality of complex signals at peak positions from the plurality of uplink sequences based on the channel signature information: estimating, by the base station, a correlation level based on the plurality of complex signals; and determining a density of the reference signal and MCS based on the correlation level.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration of a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes the following actions. An uplink channel is received by a base station from a user equipment (UE). A frequency offset and a coherence time effected by a phase noise and a Doppler shift are estimated by the base station in response to the uplink channel. A reference signal format is configured by the base station in response to the frequency offset and the coherence time effected by the phase noise and the Doppler shift. A physical uplink shared channel is configured by the UE in response to the reference signal format.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration includes: receiving, by a base station, a plurality of uplink sequences from an uplink channel; performing, by the base station, an optimal combining procedure on the plurality of uplink sequences to output a combined result of the plurality of uplink sequences; determining, by the base station, channel signature information based on the combined result; detecting, by the base station, a plurality of complex signals at peak positions from the plurality of uplink sequences based on the channel signature information: estimating, by the base station, a correlation level based on the plurality of complex signals; and determining a density of the reference signal and MCS based on the correlation level.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration includes: receiving, by a base station, a plurality of uplink sequences from an uplink channel; performing, by the base station, an optimal combining procedure on the plurality of uplink sequences to output a combined result of the plurality of uplink sequences; determining, by the base station, channel signature information based on the combined result; detecting, by the base station, a plurality of complex signals at peak positions from the plurality of uplink sequences based on the channel signature information; estimating, by the base station, a correlation level based on the plurality of complex signals; and determining a density of the reference signal and MCS based on the correlation level.

Abstract: A method for configuring a reference signal in a wireless communication system includes a base station receiving a plurality of uplink sequences from an uplink channel and performing an optimal combining procedure on the plurality of uplink sequences to output a result of combined uplink sequences. The base station determines channel signature information based on the combined result, and detects a plurality of complex signals at peak positions from the plurality of uplink sequences based on the channel signature information. The base station further estimates a first correlation level based on the plurality of complex signals and coherently accumulates a second correlation level based on the first correlation level. A density of the reference signal and MCS based on the second correlation level is then determined.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration of a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes the following actions. An uplink channel is received by a base station from a user equipment (UE). A frequency offset and a coherence time effected by a phase noise and a Doppler shift are estimated by the base station in response to the uplink channel. A reference signal format is configured by the base station in response to the frequency offset and the coherence time effected by the phase noise and the Doppler shift. A physical uplink shared channel is configured by the UE in response to the reference signal format.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration of a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes the following actions. An uplink channel is received by a base station from a user equipment (UE). A frequency offset and a coherence time effected by a phase noise and a Doppler shift are estimated by the base station in response to the uplink channel. A reference signal format is configured by the base station in response to the frequency offset and the coherence time effected by the phase noise and the Doppler shift. A physical uplink shared channel is configured by the UE in response to the reference signal format.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration includes: receiving, by a base station, a plurality of uplink sequences from an uplink channel; performing, by the base station, an optimal combining procedure on the plurality of uplink sequences to output a combined result of the plurality of uplink sequences; determining, by the base station, channel signature information based on the combined result; detecting, by the base station, a plurality of complex signals at peak positions from the plurality of uplink sequences based on the channel signature information; estimating, by the base station, a correlation level based on the plurality of complex signals; and determining a density of the reference signal and MCS based on the correlation level.

Abstract: A method for reference signal configuration of a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes the following actions. An uplink channel is received by a base station from a user equipment (UE). A frequency offset and a coherence time effected by a phase noise and a Doppler shift are estimated by the base station in response to the uplink channel. A reference signal format is configured by the base station in response to the frequency offset and the coherence time effected by the phase noise and the Doppler shift. A physical uplink shared channel is configured by the UE in response to the reference signal format.

Abstract: An outer casing of a non-aqueous electrolyte battery is capable of being mass-produced as well as thin and resistant to damage. The outer casing 4 comprises a casing body 4a and a cover 4b. After being internally packaged, a non-aqueous electrolyte battery 2, e.g. a lithium-ion polymer secondary battery, is sandwiched between the casing body 4a and the cover 4b, which are then joined together integrally. The cover 4b is formed from a film-shaped sheet material 4c of a synthetic resin to make the outer casing 4 thin. The casing body 4a and the cover 4b have a casing body outer peripheral frame 9 and a cover outer peripheral frame 10, respectively, formed by injection molding. Joint portions of the casing body 4a and the cover 4b have stepped portions 9a and 10a, respectively. The stepped portions ensure the mechanical strength against shock and impact. With this structure, the outer casing 4 is resistant to damage.

Abstract: A coin processor according to the present invention includes a temporary storage portion that temporarily stores coins, and the temporary storage portion includes: a conveyor belt; a one side conveyor guide that is disposed on one edge side of the conveyor belt in a width direction thereof; an other side conveyor guide that is disposed on an other edge side of the conveyor belt in the width direction with a spacing narrower than a diameter of a coin to be stored between the one side conveyor guide and the other side conveyor guide, and that slopes upward toward outside in the width direction; a drive portion that drives the conveyor belt; and a stacking surface guide that is provided at one end portion of the conveyor belt in a lengthwise direction thereof, and that slopes upward toward outside of the conveyor belt in the lengthwise direction.

Abstract: An outer casing of a non-aqueous electrolyte battery is capable of being mass-produced as well as thin and resistant to damage. The outer casing 4 comprises a casing body 4a and a cover 4b. After being internally packaged, a non-aqueous electrolyte battery 2, e.g. a lithium-ion polymer secondary battery, is sandwiched between the casing body 4a and the cover 4b, which are then joined together integrally. The cover 4b is formed from a film-shaped sheet material 4c of a synthetic resin to make the outer casing 4 thin. The casing body 4a and the cover 4b have a casing body outer peripheral frame 9 and a cover outer peripheral frame 10, respectively, formed by injection molding. Joint portions of the casing body 4a and the cover 4b have stepped portions 9a and 10a, respectively. The stepped portions ensure the mechanical strength against shock and impact. With this structure, the outer casing 4 is resistant to damage.

Abstract: A coin processor according to the present invention includes a temporary storage portion that temporarily stores coins, and the temporary storage portion includes: a conveyor belt; a one side conveyor guide that is disposed on one edge side of the conveyor belt in a width direction thereof; an other side conveyor guide that is disposed on an other edge side of the conveyor belt in the width direction with a spacing narrower than a diameter of a coin to be stored between the one side conveyor guide and the other side conveyor guide, and that slopes upward toward outside in the width direction; a drive portion that drives the conveyor belt; and a stacking surface guide that is provided at one end portion of the conveyor belt in a lengthwise direction thereof, and that slopes upward toward outside of the conveyor belt in the lengthwise direction.

Abstract: A battery element is housed and sealed in a package body, and further, packed together with a connecting board and a frame by the package body. A laminate material for sealing the battery element is used as an outer package material of a battery pack. Thus, the increase of volume for the pack is reduced as much as possible.

Abstract: A battery pack is provided. The battery device is accommodated and hermetically sealed in a packaging unit and is packed along with a connection substrate and a frame by the packaging unit. A laminated material used for hermetically sealing the battery device is also used as an exterior material for the battery pack.

Abstract: A battery element is housed and sealed in a package body, and further, packed together with a connecting board and a frame by the package body. A laminate material for sealing the battery element is used as an outer package material of a battery pack. Thus, the increase of volume for the pack is reduced as much as possible.

Abstract: By using a DI molding method or a roll forming method, a casing member made of a thin cylindrical metal pipe is formed and molded so as to almost coincide with a shape of a battery element, thereby forming an outer casing. A power generating element to which a circuit board has been connected is enclosed in the outer casing and opening portions of the outer casing are closed by a front cap and a rear cap formed by, for example, a resin molding, thereby forming a battery pack. The power generating element is used by externally covering the battery element with a laminate film or the battery element is enclosed as it is into the outer casing. To suppress the penetration of the moisture into the battery, it is also possible to mix a moisture trapper for absorbing the moisture into a resin material of the front cap and rear cap and suppress the penetration of the moisture.

Abstract: A battery pack is provided. The battery device is accommodated and hermetically sealed in a packaging unit and is packed along with a connection substrate and a frame by the packaging unit. A laminated material used for hermetically sealing the battery device is also used as an exterior material for the battery pack.

Abstract: A battery pack is provided. The battery device is accommodated and hermetically sealed in a packaging unit and is packed along with a connection substrate and a frame by the packaging unit. A laminated material used for hermetically sealing the battery device is also used as an exterior material for the battery pack.

Abstract: A battery element is housed and sealed in a package body, and further, packed together with a connecting board and a frame by the package body. A laminate material for sealing the battery element is used as an outer package material of a battery pack. Thus, the increase of volume for the pack is reduced as much as possible.