Abstract
The present invention relates to a method for setting the timing of a control channel for uplink transmission of a terminal where cells are configured to operate in different duplex modes and an apparatus therefor and more particularly to a method for setting the timing for PUSCH transmission on the basis of transmission/reception timings of scheduling information for uplink data transmission and received PDCCH/EPDCCH in TDD-FDD joint operation and CA and an apparatus for implementing the same. Specifically the present invention suggests a method and an apparatus for processing a control channel by a terminal where a PCell and an SCell are configured to operate in different duplex modes the method comprising: self-carrier scheduling at each of the PCell and the SCell; and transmitting a PUSCH to each of the PCell and the SCell on the basis of the control channel received according to the reception timing of the control channel for uplink transmission in duplex modes of each of the PCell and the SCell.
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