Mobile apparatus and random access method therof
AssigneeInstitute for Information Industry
InventorsChun-Yen HSU, Hsien-Tsung HSU
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Abstract
A mobile apparatus and a random access method thereof are provided. The mobile apparatus transmits at least two random access preambles to a base station, and receives at least two random access responses corresponding to the at least two random access preambles from the base station. The mobile apparatus selects a first random access response from the at least two random access responses. The first random access response indicates a first network resource block. The mobile apparatus transmits a wireless message to the base station via the first network resource block.
Claims12
A random access method for a mobile apparatus, comprising:
- transmitting, by the mobile apparatus, at least two random access preambles to a base station;
- receiving, by the mobile apparatus, at least two random access responses corresponding to the at least two random access preambles from the base station;
- selecting, by the mobile apparatus, a first random access response from the at least two random access responses, wherein the first random access response indicates a first network resource block;
- and
- transmitting, by the mobile apparatus, a wireless message to the base station via the first network resource block.
A mobile apparatus, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a transceiver;
- wherein the processor is configured to:
- transmit at least two random access preambles to a base station through the transceiver;
- receive at least two random access responses corresponding to the at least two random access preambles from the base station through the transceiver;
- select a first random access response from the at least two random access responses, wherein the first random access response indicates a first network resource block;
- and
- transmit a wireless message to the base station via the first network resource block and through the transceiver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.