RU2433541C2

5G,4G

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RU20100101218

Publication Date:

10-11-2011

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Application Date:

11-07-2008

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US

Priority Date:

16-07-2007

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Application Number:

RU20100101218

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Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

10-11-2011

Application Date:

11-07-2008

Priority Date:

16-07-2007

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Abstract  Abstract

FIELD: information technology. ^ SUBSTANCE: positive or negative acknowledgement signals (ACK or NACK respectively) and channel quality indication (CQI) signals from user equipment (UE) to a serving base station (Node B) during a CQI transmission time interval (TTI) in a single-carrier frequency division multiple access (SC-FDMA) communication system are multiplexed. The UE does not have simultaneous data transmission. The multiplexing of acknowledgement signals is implicitly achieved by the UE applying different orthogonal covers on the reference signal (RS) symbols transmitted in the CQI TTI depending on whether the UE sends ACK or NACK. At the Node B receiver the detection of ACK or NACK is based on the accumulated RS energy after removing each of the possible orthogonal covers applied at the UE transmitter. For reliable system performance absence of ACK/NACK and NACK is mapped onto the same orthogonal cover. ^ EFFECT: high quality of the transmitted signal. ^ 24 cl 10 dwg

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