US9264207B2

5G,4G

Title

CONTROL CHANNEL SIGNALING USING CODE POINTS FOR INDICATING THE SCHEDULING MODE

Application Number:

US20080811512

Publication Date:

16-02-2016

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Application Date:

18-11-2008

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

05-01-2008

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Abstract  Abstract

The invention relates to a control channel signal for use in a mobile communication system providing at least two different scheduling modes. Further the invention relates to a scheduling unit for generating the control channel signal and a base station comprising the scheduling unit. The invention also relates to the operation of a mobile station and a base station for implementing a scheduling mode using the control channel signal proposed by the invention. In order to facilitate the use of different scheduling schemes for user data transmission while avoiding an additional flag for indicating the scheduling mode in the control signaling the invention proposes the use of code points in existing control channel signal fields. Further the invention proposes a specific scheduling mode for use in combination with the proposed new control channel signal according to the invention. According to this scheduling mode control channel information is only provided for retransmissions while initial transmissions are decoded using blind detection.

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