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US 12,010,716 B2Granted
User equipment that transmits identity information for an interference analysis
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorsVivek Sharma, Brian Alexander Martin, Yuxin Wei, Hideji Wakabayashi, Shinichiro Tsuda
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Abstract
A user equipment for a mobile telecommunications network has a circuitry which is configured to: receive a signal from an entity of a mobile telecommunications network, thereby determining identity information about the determined entity; and transmit the identity information to the mobile telecommunications network for interferences analysis.
Claims15
A base station for a mobile telecommunications network, the base station comprising:
- circuitry configured to:
- obtain, from a user equipment, signal information about a signal, the signal originating from an interfering device operating in a wireless local area network (WLAN);
- transmit signaling stop information to the user equipment;
- and
- analyze the signal information to determine the interfering device emitting the signal for an interferences analysis, wherein
- in a case that the user equipment detects a beacon of the WLAN, the signal information indicates a type of the interfering device based on the beacon.
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A base station for a mobile telecommunications network, the base station comprising:
- circuitry configured to:
- configure a user equipment of the mobile telecommunications network to perform a measurement on a signal originating from an interfering device operating in a wireless local area network (MILAN);
- and
- transmit signaling stop information to the user equipment, wherein
- the user equipment identifies a type of the interfering device based on a beacon from the WLAN which is detected by the user equipment,
- the user equipment performs the measurement on the signal, and
- the circuitry is further configured to receive identity information from the user equipment, the identity information identifying the type of interfering device.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.