Abstract: Aspects provided herein to provide methods, systems, and a non-transitory computer storage media storing computer-useable instructions to eliminate overlapping spectrum interference. The method begins with assigning a first portion of contiguous spectrum to a first user equipment. A second portion of contiguous spectrum is assigned to a second user equipment. The first portion of contiguous spectrum and the second portion of contiguous spectrum overlap at least partially. Based on the partial overlap, the first user equipment is instructed to communicate on the first portion of contiguous spectrum using a first code and the second user equipment is instructed to communicate on the second portion of contiguous spectrum using a second code. The use of the first code and the second code eliminate interference in the partial overlapping spectrum.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to systems and methods for enhanced multi-satellite downlink connectivity. Each of two or more extraterrestrial base stations communicate data in a downlink to a single user equipment (UE). Encoding each downlink with a different and orthogonal code permits the re-use of at least partially overlapping frequency resources without intra-channel interference. The separated data streams can be used either to provide additional redundancy when the same data is communicated on each stream or to increase throughput when at least partially different data is communicated on each stream.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for dynamically assigning physical resource blocks (PRBs) based on available bandwidth. At least a first amount of bandwidth that is carrier controlled is determined. A standardized bandwidth that is greater than the first amount of bandwidth is determined. A bandwidth differential is determined as the difference between he standardized bandwidth and the first amount of bandwidth. Then, PRBs are assigned corresponding to the first amount of bandwidth while zero PRBs are assigned to the bandwidth differential.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for an improved link budged resulting from reduced overhead. The method includes determining a signal to noise and interference ratio (SINR) at a wireless device, comparing the SINR to a predetermined threshold and determining the SINR at the wireless device meets the predetermined threshold. The method additionally includes disabling a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) retransmission mechanism for the wireless device based on the determination that the SINR at the wireless devices meets the predetermined threshold.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for uplink quality enhancement. Methods include experiencing a triggering condition at a wireless device in a network and identifying at least one additional wireless device in the network within a threshold proximity to the wireless device experiencing the triggering condition. The method additionally includes forming a group with the at least one additional wireless device using a communication link and pooling uplink resources with the at least one additional wireless device to improve uplink performance of the wireless device experiencing the triggering condition.

Abstract: Selectively assigning uplink transmission layers for uplink transmissions from wireless devices to access nodes based on any combination of uplink usage characteristics and signal conditions. Wireless devices configured to transmit uplink data on one or more orthogonal transmission layers from each antenna. Instructing wireless devices to add transmission layers is based on an uplink usage and other characteristics such as type of transmission, time of day, distance from serving access node, etc.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein the dynamically select a special subframe used in communication between a cell site and a user equipment (UE). The method begins with determining radio interference metrics for a cell site being used for communication with a UE. A time of flight metric is also determined for the cell site. Based on the radio interference metrics and the time of flight metrics, a gap in a special subframe is adjusted. The special subframe provides two configurations, with a first special subframe having a greater number of gap subframes than the second special subframe.

Abstract: Computerized systems, computer readable media and methods are provided for initiating an action for simultaneously establishing multiple 4G and/or 5G data links between a node and a single user device. Multiple 4G and/or 5G communication layers are simultaneously generating in a telecommunications network. Separate domain code channels are developed for each of the 4G and/or 5G communication layers. Multiple 4G and/or 5G data links are established for each communication layer using a separate domain code channel between a node and a single user telecommunications device.

Abstract: Data load allocation in a wireless network is provided herein. The system includes a user equipment (UE) and a cell. The method begins with determining radio condition metrics for a plurality of cells used for communication between the plurality of cells and the UE. A congestion metric is also determined for each cell of the plurality of cells. The radio condition metrics and the congestion metric for each cell of the plurality of cells is input to a neural network and a deep learning module. Based on the radio condition metrics and the congestion metric for each of the plurality of cells and the output from at least one of the neural network and the deep learning module, a first fraction of a data load is allocated to a first cell of the plurality of cells. A scheduler then schedules the first fraction of the data load for transmission.

Abstract: The technology described herein improves management of resource allocation between wireless access technologies on a common range of frequencies. Resources allocated and/or requested for use associated with two or more wireless access technologies during a first time period in a first geographic area serve as the basis for a determination of an optimized resource allocation during the first time period in the first geographic area. The resource allocation between the two or more wireless access technologies is modified to the determined optimized resource allocation during a second time period in the first geographic area, the second time period being subsequent to the first time period.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein to provide dynamic carrier aggregation. The channel condition for each channel of a plurality of channels used for communication between a cell and a user equipment (UE) is determined as well as the utilization of each of the plurality of channels. Carrier aggregation modifications are performed if the channel condition exceeds a first threshold and the utilization exceeds a second threshold. The carrier aggregation modifications can include increasing or decreasing a number of channels assigned to the UE.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for an improved link budged resulting from reduced overhead. The method includes determining a signal to noise and interference ratio (SINR) at a wireless device, comparing the SINR to a predetermined threshold and determining the SINR at the wireless device meets the predetermined threshold. The method additionally includes disabling a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) retransmission mechanism for the wireless device based on the determination that the SINR at the wireless devices meets the predetermined threshold.

Abstract: Reducing wireless device capabilities based on a usage of the wireless device. Regular wireless device (e.g. non-RedCap wireless devices) with periods of low usage are configured to adjust device capabilities to mimic those of RedCap wireless devices. The capabilities can be modified in real-time based on monitoring of usage, or based on patterns of usage, e.g. during time windows typical to low-usage.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein to dynamically switch between frequency allocations based on a signal quality measurement of a downlink signal between a user equipment (UE) and a base station. The location of the UE within a cell site can also determine if switching between frequency allocations is needed. One frequency allocation can be used at the edge of a cell and a second frequency allocation can be used near a base station. Either frequency allocation can be used in the middle of a cell site, as needed for congestion handling.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for providing multi-user PDCCH beamforming. This enables a single beam to provide coverage to multiple users. Initially, a first signal is communicated by a node configured to wirelessly communicate with one or more UEs to a first UE of the one or more UEs. The first signal includes a first orthogonal code. A second signal is communicated by the node configured to wirelessly communicate with the one or more UEs to a second UE of the one or more UE. The second signal includes a second orthogonal code. Importantly, the first signal and the second signal are communicated by the node via a single beam. By utilizing the orthogonal codes, the node and UEs are able to distinguish and interpret the appropriate signals provided by the single beam.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for dynamically activating and deactivating hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ). The system includes a base station, user equipment (UE), and a processor. The method provides for determining a first signal quality measurement for the signal quality between the base station and the UE. The first signal quality measurement is then compared with a predetermined signal quality threshold. If the first signal quality measurement is below the predetermined signal quality threshold the UE is directed to activate HARQ. If the first signal quality measurement is above the predetermined signal quality threshold the UE is directed to deactivate HARQ if HARQ is currently active.

Abstract: Systems and methods provided for transmitting a set of signals to one or more user devices based on a coded split beam system include one or more user devices, an antenna, and a cell site. The cell site includes a beam control system communicatively coupled to the antenna and the one or more user devices. The beam control system is to determine a threshold number of user devices in a sector, determine a location corresponding to the user devices, determine a first set of the user devices are disposed in a first set of subsectors and a secondary set of the user devices are disposed in a secondary set of subsectors, and transmit a first set of signals to the first set of the user devices based on a first code and a secondary set of signals to the secondary set of the user devices based on a secondary code.

Abstract: Systems and methods provided for transmitting a set of signals to one or more user devices based on a coded split beam system include one or more user devices, an antenna, and a cell site. The cell site includes a beam control system communicatively coupled to the antenna and the one or more user devices. The beam control system is to determine a threshold number of user devices in a sector, determine a location corresponding to the user devices, determine a first set of the user devices are disposed in a first set of subsectors and a secondary set of the user devices are disposed in a secondary set of subsectors, and transmit a first set of signals to the first set of the user devices based on a first code and a secondary set of signals to the secondary set of the user devices based on a secondary code.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for improving network communications, for example by scheduling or configuring a downlink/uplink (DL/UL) slot ratio, and/or an amount of redundant Transmission Time Intervals (TTIs) to be transmitted, in some cases prior to an acknowledgement. In embodiments using FDD, an improved scheduler can be asymmetrical, for example limiting resources used by an uplink to 20%, while allowing a user device to use a maximum power level, or an increased power level, in the uplink.

Abstract: A wireless access node serves wireless communication devices over a radio channel that is allocated into subchannels for wireless network slices. The wireless access node determines the wireless network slices used by the wireless communication devices. The wireless access node schedules resource blocks in the subchannels for the wireless network slices to the wireless communication devices based on the wireless network slices used by the wireless communication devices. The wireless access node wirelessly exchanges user data with the wireless communication devices over the scheduled resource blocks in the subchannels for the wireless network slices. The wireless access node re-sizes the subchannels for the wireless network slices based on time-of-day.