Terminal apparatus and communication method
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America
InventorYUTAKA MURAKAMI
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Abstract
A terminal apparatus includes a receiver and reception signal control circuitry. The receiver, in operation, receives a first downlink data signal transmitted from a first communication station and receives a second downlink data signal transmitted from a first communication station, the first downlink data signal and the second downlink data signal being received over a first downlink channel and a second downlink channel that are at least partially overlapped in time and frequency domain. The reception signal control circuitry, in operation, demodulates the received first downlink data signal and a second downlink data signal.
Claims8
A terminal apparatus comprising:
- a receiver which, in operation, receives a first downlink data signal and a second downlink data signal respectively transmitted over a first downlink channel and a second downlink channel that are at least partially overlapped in time and frequency domain, wherein simultaneous use of the first downlink channel and the second downlink channel is configured by a higher layer for spatial multiplexing;
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- control circuitry which, in operation, demodulates the first downlink data signal and the second downlink data signal received over the first downlink channel and the second downlink channel.
A communication method for a terminal apparatus, the communication method comprising:
- receiving a first downlink data signal and a second downlink data signal respectively transmitted over a first downlink channel and a second downlink channel that are at least partially overlapped in time and frequency domain, wherein simultaneous use of the first downlink channel and the second downlink channel is configured by a higher layer for spatial multiplexing;
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- demodulating the first downlink data signal and the second downlink data signal received over the first downlink channel and the second downlink channel.
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