Joint scheduling method and device
AssigneeVivo Mobile Communication Co., Ltd.
InventorsSiqi LIU, Zichao JI, Gen LI
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Abstract
A joint scheduling method and a device. The joint scheduling method in the embodiments of this application includes: determining, by a terminal, a first scheduling object and a first scheduled object group; and monitoring, by the terminal, joint control information on the first scheduling object, where the first scheduling object at least supports scheduling the first scheduled object group, the first scheduled object group includes at least one scheduled object, and the joint control information supports scheduling at least two scheduled objects.
Claims20
A joint scheduling method, comprising:
- determining, by a terminal, a first scheduling cell and a first scheduled cell group;
- and
- monitoring, by the terminal, joint control information on the first scheduling cell, wherein
- the first scheduling cell at least supports scheduling the first scheduled cell group, the first scheduled cell group comprises at least one scheduled cell, and the joint control information supports scheduling at least two scheduled cells.
A joint scheduling method, comprising:
- configuring, by a network side device, a first scheduling cell and a first scheduled cell group for a terminal, wherein
- the first scheduling cell is used for the monitoring of joint control information;
- and
- the first scheduling cell at least supports scheduling the first scheduled cell group, the first scheduled cell group comprises at least one scheduled cell, and the joint control information supports scheduling at least two scheduled cells.
A terminal, comprising a processor, a memory, and a program or an instruction that is stored in the memory and that can be run on the processor, wherein the program or the instruction, when executed by the processor, causes the terminal to perform:
- determining a first scheduling cell and a first scheduled cell group;
- and
- monitoring joint control information on the first scheduling cell, wherein
- the first scheduling cell at least supports scheduling the first scheduled cell group, the first scheduled cell group comprises at least one scheduled cell, and the joint control information supports scheduling at least two scheduled cells.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.