Soheil Rostami

Title: Soheil Rostami: Patent Activity in Wireless Communications

Introduction

Soheil Rostami is an inventor associated with Carrollton, Texas, United States. His listed patent concerns wireless communications, including subband full-duplex base stations and 6G user equipment.

Latest Patents

Rostami is credited with 1 patent, titled “Sub band full duplex base station method and apparatus and 6G user equipment.” The patent describes a method performed by a subband full-duplex-compliant base station. It includes transmitting indications for synchronization signal and physical broadcast channel (SS/PBCH) blocks, configuring on-demand blocks through a medium access control control element, and specifying a number of bursts and a system frame number offset. It also describes configuring sounding reference signal (SRS) transmission with separate power-control settings for subband full-duplex and non-subband-full-duplex symbols. The base station may use downlink control information to indicate whether a grant is dynamic or static, transmit data on subbands accordingly, and receive SRS.

Career Highlights

The available information highlights Rostami’s contribution to wireless-network technology through a patent addressing base-station signaling, resource grants, and SRS power control. These techniques relate to coordinating transmissions in subband full-duplex systems.

Collaborations

The provided patent information does not identify Rostami’s collaborators or the organizations associated with the invention.

Conclusion

Soheil Rostami’s listed patent focuses on signaling and transmission methods for subband full-duplex base stations and 6G user equipment.