System and method for physical shared channel allocation in a wireless communication system
AssigneeIPWireless, Inc.
InventorTimothy James Speight
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InventorTimothy James Speight
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A system and method for physical shared channel allocation in a UMTS wireless communication system. A physical shared channel allocation message (220) is sent containing a plurality of occurrences of allocated physical resources and TFCS IDs; and, at a radio unit (130A), the sent physical shared channel allocation message is received and the plurality of occurrences of allocated physical resources and TFCS IDs contained therein are processed, thereby allowing a plurality of CCTrCHs to be allocated with a single physical shared channel allocation message (220). This provides the advantage that, using only a limited set of defined transport format combinations, a large portion of the physical resource can be allocated and used by a single UE using a single physical shared channel allocation message.
A wireless communication system using a physical shared channel allocation message to allocate shared physical channel resources to a radio unit, the system comprising:
A method for physical shared channel allocation in a wireless communication system to allocate shared physical channel resources to a radio unit, the method comprising:
A wireless communication system using physical shared channel allocation messaging for allocation of a shared physical channel, the wireless communication system unit comprising:
A radio unit for use in a wireless communication system employing physical shared channel allocation messaging for allocation to a shared physical channel, the radio unit comprising:
A computer readable medium encoded with computer program instructions for performing a process, the computer program instructions comprising instructions for:
A computer readable medium encoded with computer program instructions, the computer program instructions comprising instructions for:
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