Downlink demarcations for rapid, reliable 5G/6G messaging
AssigneeUltralogic 6G, LLC
InventorsDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengill
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AssigneeUltralogic 6G, LLC
InventorsDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengill
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Efficient message formats and procedures for demarcation of the start and end of downlink messages are disclosed, greatly simplifying the task of user devices in finding and interpreting their downlink messages among a stream of signals on 5G/6G downlink channels. A low-complexity message may begin and/or end with a “gap” (a resource element with no transmission), indicating the message boundaries. The demarcation may also include demodulation references, which may include characteristic patterns according to message type and position. The identification code of the user device may be applied at the start or end of each downlink message to further assist the user device. To select the desired demarcation format, the user device can transmit a request message to the base station, specifying a particular format for demarcations of its downlink messages. By demarking the ends of downlink messages, the base station may enable user devices to find their messages without performing a time-consuming and energy-intensive “blind search” and without a redundant control message, which may enhance reliability, avoid delays, and improve network operations overall.
A method for a base station of a wireless network to transmit a downlink message to a user device of the network, the method comprising:
A method for a base station of a wireless network to transmit a downlink message to a user device of the network, the method comprising:
A method for a base station of a wireless network to transmit a downlink message to a user device of the network, the method comprising:
A method for a base station of a wireless network to transmit a downlink message to a user device of the network, the method comprising:
A user device in signal communication with a base station of a wireless network, the user device configured to:
Non-transitory computer-readable media in a base station of a wireless network, the media comprising instructions that, when executed by a computer environment, cause a method to be performed, the method comprising:
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