Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (publ)

Optis Wireless Technology, LLC

Autoliv Development Ab

Stefan Johansson

Håkan Axelsson

Paul Schliwa-Bertling

Sven Oscar Petersson

Rasmus Axén

Martin Johansson

Thomas Walldeen

Peter Östrup

Fredrik Gunnarsson

Walter Müller

Daniel Chen Larsson

Markus Drevö

Henrik Jidhage

Andreas Nilsson

Rui Fan

Magnus Stattin

Karl Norrman

Bo Hagerman

Göran Rune

Haitao Liu

Stefan Engström

Lars-Bertil Olsson

Sofia Svedevall

Lars Manholm

Håkan Persson

Ingrid V Nordstrand

Thomas Johansson

Parisa Pakniat

Samuel Axelsson

Lotta Voigt

Lena Melin

Björn Johannisson

Pär Gustavsson

Lars T Persson

Daniel Henriksson

Mojgan Fadaki

Pontus Sandberg

Christian Braun

Hakan Axelsson

Hawal Rashid

Torbjörn Westin

Mattias Gustafsson

Fredrik Sonnevi

Diana Andrei

Anders Ek

Ognjan Hedberg

Henrik Hallenberg

Anders Kjell Westroos

Elisabeth Hansson

Tomas Lieback

Fredrik Jonsson

Tomas Mikael Stanek

Mikael Pohlman

Linnea Faxen

Lars Persson

Livia Cerullo

Per Einarsson

Fredrik Hillström

Vincent Mathevon

Bengt Carlsson

Hawai Rashid

Linnea Faxén

Rasmus AXÉN

Henrik AndrÉ-JÖNSSON

Anders Westroos

Magnus Degerfalk

A wireless communication system comprises a wireless node for communication with wireless devices camping on a first cell, the node including a local control unit controlling communication between the system and the wireless devices, the system further comprising a first signalling control unit and a second signalling control unit), both provided for handling signalling of a first group of cells at least including the first cell and each providing a different cell identity for this cell, wherein the first signalling control unit acts as a primary signalling control unit for the first group of cells and the second signalling control unit acts as a secondary signalling control unit for the first group of cells.

Signalling redundancy in a wireless communication system

A method performed by a first network node for handling a connection between a wireless device and a wireless communications network. The wireless communications network comprises the first network node. The first network node stores () data related to the connection, and further stores an identifier of the wireless device for locating the stored data related to the connection later. The first network node further provides () the wireless device with a command to transition from a connected mode into a suspended mode, in which suspended mode the connection is suspended and the wireless device stores the data related to the connection, and further stores the identifier of the wireless device for locating the stored data later in order to resume the connection.

Network nodes, a user equipment and methods therein for handling a connection between the user equipment and a wireless communications network

Embodiments described herein relate to an active antenna system. The active antenna system comprises an antenna array wherein the antenna array comprises a plurality of sub-arrays; a plurality of feed networks configured to couple respective signals from the plurality of sub-arrays to respective radio chains; and at least one coupling path configured to provide coupling between a first feed network and a second feed network, wherein the first feed network is coupled to a first sub-array and the second feed network is coupled to a second sub-array, wherein the coupling is of a higher magnitude than a lowest magnitude of mutual aperture couplings occurring between antenna elements in the first sub-array and the second sub-array.

Active antenna system comprising coupling paths between feed networks

The present disclosure relates to an antenna element comprising a lower conducting plane, an upper conducting plane and an upper dielectric layer structure that is positioned between the conducting planes. The upper dielectric layer structure comprises a plurality of conducting vias that electrically connect the conducting planes to each other and circumvent an upper radiating patch formed in, below or above the upper conducting plane. The conducting vias circumvent at least one intermediate radiating patch that is formed in the upper dielectric layer structure, and a lowest intermediate radiating patch that is closest to the lower conducting plane is connected to a feed arrangement that comprises at least one feeding probe that extends via a corresponding aperture in the lower conducting plane and is electrically connected to the lowest intermediate radiating patch.

Cavity-backed antenna element and array antenna arrangement

There is provided mechanisms for OTA calibration of an AAS. The AAS comprises N antenna branches, each of which comprises a respective subarray. The subarray of each antenna branch gives rise to a subarray antenna pattern extending over an angular interval. A method is performed by a test equipment. The method comprises obtaining measurement values for each of the antenna branches. At least one measurement value is obtained per each antenna branch. The method comprises determining one calibration factor value per antenna branch using the measurement values and taking the subarray antenna patterns into account. The method comprises applying the determined calibration factor values to the N antenna branches, thereby calibrating the AAS.

Over the air calibration of an advanced antenna system

The invention relates to methods and devices for enabling a connection of a wireless communication device released by a source radio base station to be resumed by a target radio base station. In a first aspect, a method of a source radio base station of enabling a connection of a wireless communication device released by the source radio base station to be resumed by a target radio base station is provided. The method comprises acquiring an indication that a connection established with the wireless communication device is to be released, identifying a target base station with which the connection to be released can be resumed for the wireless communication device, and transmitting, to the identified target base station, information required to resume the connection to be released by the source base station for the wireless communication device.

UE context forwarding

The disclosure provides methods in a network node for a telecommunications network. In one method, the network node operates as a primary network node for a wireless terminal configured with dual connectivity, and the method comprises: receiving a message indicating that a secondary network node, which provides user plane connectivity for the wireless terminal, has no data to transmit to the wireless terminal; and based at least in part on the received message, configuring the wireless terminal in an inactive mode.

Methods and apparatus relating to inactive mode in a wireless communications network

The present disclosure relates to a planar antenna structure () comprising at least one radiating aperture (), adapted for a certain working frequency band, and an electrically conducting surface structure () that is constituted by at least one surface part and is surrounding at least one radiating aperture () and having a certain extension (T). The planar antenna structure () comprises at least one continuous groove () that forms a slot in the surface structure (), where each groove () is defined by an at least virtual electric wall that is electrically connected to the surface structure () and forms a continuous electromagnetic wall in the surface structure () at the working frequency band. In this manner, that propagation of surface waves via the at least one groove () is reduced.

Surface wave reduction for antenna structures

A method of setting up a wireless connection for a communication device. The method is performed in a network node and comprises receiving, from the communication device, a service request, the request comprising a destination identifier of a destination providing a service, and configuring, based on the destination identifier, the communication device for one of: multi-connectivity and single-connectivity.

Method and network node of setting up a wireless connection

The present disclosure relates to an antenna element () comprising a lower conducting plane (), an upper conducting plane () and an upper dielectric layer structure () that is positioned between the conducting planes (). The upper dielectric layer structure () comprises a plurality of conducting vias () that electrically connect the conducting planes () to each other and circumvent an upper radiating patch () formed in, below or above the upper conducting plane (). The conducting vias () circumvent at least one intermediate radiating patch () that is formed in the upper dielectric layer structure (), and a lowest intermediate radiating patch () that is closest to the lower conducting plane () is connected to a feed arrangement () that comprises at least one feeding probe () that extends via a corresponding aperture () in the lower conducting plane () and is electrically connected to the lowest intermediate radiating patch ().

There is provided a combined antenna and radome arrangement. The combined antenna and radome arrangement comprises an advanced antenna system (AAS). The AAS comprises antenna elements and is configured for communication in a frequency range of 2.5 GHz to 10 GHz. The combined antenna and radome arrangement further comprises a radome. The radome has a first layer sandwiched between two second layers. The two second layers are of a second dielectric material. The first layer is of a first dielectric material and has a thickness t, where t&#x2264;&#x3bb;/3, wherein &#x3bb;is the wavelength of the highest frequency in the frequency range of the AAS. The radome is placed in front of the AAS such that the radome forms a cover for the AAS.

Combined antenna and radome arrangement

A technique for providing multiple connectivity to a terminal device by at least a first Radio Access Network, RAN entity and a second RAN entity is disclosed. The first RAN entity serves as a control plane anchor and the split bearer will be anchored at the second RAN entity. The method comprises triggering, by the first RAN entity, the second RAN entity to set up the split bearer on the user plane. The split bearer comprises at least a first bearer leg from the second RAN entity via the first RAN entity to the terminal device and a second bearer leg from the second RAN entity to the terminal device without going through the first RAN entity.

Technique for providing multiple Radio Access Network connectivity to terminal device

A method () of determining sign of a calibration compensation for use in an antenna system () is provided, the antenna system () comprising individually calibrated subarrays (). The method () comprises selecting () a set of antenna elements comprising two neighboring antenna elements of the first subarray () and two neighboring antenna elements of the second subarray (); measuring (): in a selected antenna element of the first subarray () a first received signal Yas transmitted from the other selected antenna element of the first subarray () and a second received signal Yas transmitted from the neighboring antenna element of the second subarray (), and in a selected antenna element of the second subarray () a third received signal Yas transmitted from the other selected antenna element of the second subarray () and a fourth received signal Yas transmitted from the neighboring antenna element of the first subarray (); calculating () for the first calibrated subarray () a downlink compensation value &#x394;tand an uplink compensation value Arbased on measurement values obtained from the measuring (), each compensation value At, Arhaving a positive and a negative solution; determining () a first compensation value estimate, k, for downlink compensation and a second compensation value estimate, k, for uplink compensation; and determining () the sign of the downlink compensation value Atand the uplink compensation value Arbased on distance between the first compensation value estimate kand the downlink compensation value, At, and the distance between the second compensation value estimate, k, and the uplink compensation value Ar.

Method of determining sign of a calibration compensation

Method and nodes for enabling a wireless terminal configured with dual connectivity to enter an inactive mode

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