Abstract: An efficient Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request (HARQ) operation for low-latency and high-performance services in one radio access technology (RAT) in a wireless communication network is proposed. Under the proposed single HARQ operation scheme, an adaptive HARQ-ACK feedback timing is applied based on UE conditions and UE capability to support the tradeoff between low-latency and high-performance applications. In one embodiment, UE signals the network its HARQ-ACK timing capability. Furthermore, an adaptive number of HARQ processes is applied with a fixed HARQ soft buffer size because the hardware cost for HARQ soft buffer does not linearly increase with the number of HARQ processes. In one embodiment, UE determines a nominal HARQ soft buffer size and HARQ soft buffer size for each HARQ process based on a network-configured HARQ process number.

Abstract: An optical phase modulation module and a projector comprising the same are provided. The optical phase modulation module comprises a transparent thin film with an electro-optic effect, a plurality of first upper electrodes, a plurality of second upper electrodes and a plurality of lower electrodes. The transparent thin film with the electro-optic effect has a top surface and a bottom surface. The first upper electrodes are formed on the top surface. The second upper electrodes are formed on the top surface and arranged alternately with the first upper electrodes. The lower electrodes are formed on the bottom surface. A first voltage difference exists between the first upper electrodes and the bottom electrodes, while a second voltage difference exists between the second upper electrodes and the bottom electrodes. Two different electric fields are produced within the transparent thin film with the electro-optic effect by the first voltage difference and the second voltage difference respectively.