Ultra-Lean Synchronization Procedure for 5G and 6G Networking
OwnerDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengillinventors
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The user devices in managed networks, such as 5G and 6G networks, are required to adapt their uplink transmissions to the base station’s resource grid, including the timing and frequency structure of the resource grid. Message-heavy legacy synchronization procedures can consume substantial resources. Therefore, a simpler, faster procedure is disclosed in which synchronization parameters are standardized where possible, timing signals are configured in minimal size where possible, and the user device collaborates with the base station to adjust the user device’s clock setting, clock rate, timing advance (to match the base station’s symbol boundaries), and Doppler correction (to match the base station’s subcarrier frequency), without exchanging data messages other than very brief timing signals. Such ultra-lean synchronization procedures may enable low-complexity synchronization in future high-frequency communications.
A method for a user device of a wireless network to synchronize with a base station, the method comprising:
Non-transitory computer-readable media in a base station of a wireless network, the media containing instructions that when implemented in a computing environment cause a method to be performed, the method comprising:
A user device of a wireless network that includes a base station, the base station comprising a base station resource grid, the user device configured to:
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