Qualcomm Incorporated

Jingyuan Liu

Vikram Reddy Anreddy

Chenglin Cui

David G Thuel

Niranjan Nayak Ratnakar

Charles Stanski

Bhupinder S Parhar

Tao Luo

Junyi Li

Sony Akkarakaran

Yan Zhou

Kapil Gulati

Wooseok Nam

Piyush Gupta

Ozge Koymen

Konstantinos Dimou

Joshua Lawrence Koslov

Alexander Leonidov

Irv Negrin

Bhupinder Parhar

Vikram Anreddy

Irv D Negrin

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some communications systems, interference may impede signaling between a base station and a target user equipment (UE) such that a base station may identify a donor UE to relay communications to the target UE. The donor UE may receive a coded data packet from the base station, and may identify a radio network temporary identifier (RNTI) scrambling code for the packets addressed to the target UE. In cases where the donor UE identifies that the packet has an RNTI scrambling code associated with the target UE, the donor UE may forward the coded data packet to the target UE base on the RNTI scrambling code. Such early detection of data packets addressed to the target UE may allow for the UE to forward a data packet without fully decoding the packet.

Early detection of forwarding for multi-hop ultra-reliable low latency communications

An apparatus and method for storing log likelihood ratios in an interleaved form comprising receiving a plurality of interleaved codewords; obtaining at least one log likelihood ratio (LLR) for the plurality of interleaved codewords; storing the at least one LLR in a memory; deinterleaving the plurality of interleaved codewords after the at least one LLR has been stored in the memory; and performing a bit decision of the deinterleaved codewords using the stored at least one LLR.

Storing log likelihood ratios in interleaved form to reduce hardware memory

An apparatus and method for data centric multiplexing in a wireless communication system with a plurality of channels comprising assigning a first resource to a first of the plurality of channels; assigning a second resource to a second of the plurality of channels wherein the second resource is not the first resource; assigning a third resource to a third of the plurality of channels wherein the third resource is not the first or the second resource; and assigning a fourth resource to a fourth of the plurality of channels by puncturing at least one of the first, second or third resources and skipping the rest of unpunctured first, second or third resources. Further disclosed are apparatus and method for an asynchronous command interface to an encoder and multiplexer module in a wireless communication system.

Method and apparatus for data-centric multiplexing and asynchronous command interface to the encoder and multiplexer modules

An apparatus and method for describing channel resources comprising allocating channel resources for a plurality of tiles; and determining a description of the channel resources allocated for a tile of the plurality of tiles by performing one or more of the following steps: a) comparing the size of the tile to a tile size threshold (TH) to determine if the size of the tile is small or large; b) comparing the allocation of the channel resources to the tile to an allocation threshold (TH) to determine if the allocation of the channel resources is sparse or not sparse; and c) determining if the allocation of the channel resources within the tile is regularly spaced or not regularly spaced.

Apparatus and method for channel resource description

An apparatus and method for data centric multiplexing in a wireless communication system with a plurality of channels comprising assigning a first resource to a first of the plurality of channels; assigning a second resource to a second of the plurality of channels wherein the second resource is not the first resource; assigning a third resource to a third of the plurality of channels wherein the third resource is not the first or the second resource; and assigning a fourth resource to a fourth of the plurality of channels by puncturing at least one of the first, second or third resources and skipping the rest of unpunctured first, second or third resources.

Method and apparatus for data-centric multiplexing

Disclosed are methods and apparatus for synchronizing tile processing and assignment processing in a communication device. In particular, the methods and apparatus utilize a tile processing scorecard with a number of assertable bits corresponding to a number of tiles to be tile processed. As each tile is tile processed, the scorecard or bit indicators are asserted to indicate that the tile has been processed. Assignment jobs, which involve codewords having information from symbols in multiple tiles are processed after all of the pertinent tiles are tile processed. The scorecard information is accessible for assignment processing to determine which tiles have been processed, thus affording synchronization of tile processing with assignment processing, while maximizing the independence of these two processing operations. Tile processing operations may further use the scorecard information to prioritize or order tile processing in relation to known queued assignment jobs.

Apparatus and methods for tile and assignment processing

Apparatus and methods for using a linear memory model for encoder output buffering are disclosed. The apparatus and method effect linear memory output buffering by dividing an encoder operation having N sequential frames to be encoded by an encoder into N encoder operations each designated for a single frame transmission, such as in the case of extended frame transmissions having multiple frames. Bits of the N encoder operations are then sequentially buffered in an encoder output buffer, wherein bits of each buffered encoder operation of the N encoder operations are read out of the buffer to a multiplexer engine while bits of a next encoder operation of the N encoder operations is being stored in the encoder output buffer.

Apparatus and methods using a linear memory model for encoder output buffers

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Jingyuan Liu