Abstract
A method of transmitting uplink control information by a relay node includes: receiving resource allocation information and sequence information in accordance with a predetermined physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) transmission format for the relay node from an eNode B; and transmitting a PUCCH, to which a sequence corresponding to the sequence information is applied, to the eNode B through a predetermined number of symbols in a second slot of a resource region indicated by the resource allocation information. The predetermined PUCCH transmission format includes: a first format for transmitting ACK/NACK information indicating success or failure of reception of a codeword received from the eNode B; a second format for transmitting channel quality information (CQI) indicating a channel quality state; and a third format for transmitting a scheduling request (SR) signal. A resource for PUCCH transmission format for a user equipment is reused for transmission of the predetermined PUCCH transmission format.
Technologies
Resource configuration Mobility and handover
Product
User Equipment (UE/Terminal)
Use Cases
Wireless communication
Services
Maps and Location based Services
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