Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for wireless communication. In an aspect, a UE determines a completion time associated with a communication event for a wakeup period, the wakeup period characterized by at least radio frequency (RF) circuitry being set to an active state. The UE schedules a transition from the wakeup period to a sleep period at the completion time, the sleep period characterized by at least the RF circuitry being set to an inactive state. The UE performs the communication event during the wakeup period. The UE transitions from the wakeup period to the sleep period at the completion time in accordance with the scheduling. The UE determines, after the transition from the wakeup period to the sleep period, a wakeup time associated with a next wakeup period.

Abstract: A method for wireless communication by a user equipment (UE) includes receiving, from a network node, a message configuring a group of component carriers (CCs). The method also includes allocating, to each CC of the group of CCs based on receiving the message configuring the group of CCs, one of a respective first number of receiver chains, from a group of receiver chains available at the UE, or a respective second number of receiver chains, from the group of receiver chains, to maximize a total number of receiver chains for decoding the group of CCs, collectively. The method further includes decoding each CC of the group of CCs based on the respective first number of receiver chains or the respective second number of receiver chains allocated to the CC.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. The method may include the user equipment (UE) selecting, based at least in part on an operating characteristic for the UE, a procedure for entering a sleep mode from among a set of procedures for entering the sleep mode. The set of procedure may include a first procedure and a second procedure. Upon selecting the procedure, the UE may monitor for page signaling for the UE during a time period and perform the selected procedure for entering the sleep mode.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for wireless communication. In an aspect, a UE determines a completion time associated with a communication event for a wakeup period, the wakeup period characterized by at least radio frequency (RF) circuitry being set to an active state. The UE schedules a transition from the wakeup period to a sleep period at the completion time, the sleep period characterized by at least the RF circuitry being set to an inactive state. The UE performs the communication event during the wakeup period. The UE transitions from the wakeup period to the sleep period at the completion time in accordance with the scheduling. The UE determines, after the transition from the wakeup period to the sleep period, a wakeup time associated with a next wakeup period.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for an adaptive strategy for enhanced thermal mitigation and overheating signaling. A method that may be performed by a user equipment (UE) includes determining whether one or more trigger conditions are met and following an overheating assistance (OA) configuration received from a network or switching to an internal thermal mitigation configuration based at least in part on the determining.