Scheduling grant information signaling in wireless communication system
View Patent ↗A wireless user terminal includes a controller communicably coupled to a transceiver. The controller is configured to determine scheduling grant information and additional scheduling grant information from a channel encoded scheduling grant received at the transceiver, wherein the channel encoded scheduling grant includes encoded parity bits combined with the scheduling grant information and the encoded parity bits include the additional scheduling grant information exclusive OR-ed with parity bits obtained from the scheduling grant information.
1. A wireless communication infrastructure entity comprising:
a transceiver; and
a controller communicably coupled to the transceiver, the controller configured to generate parity bits based on scheduling grant information, the controller configured to encode the parity bits based on additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits, wherein a frame within which the scheduling grant information is to be transmitted is indicative of the additional scheduling grant information, wherein the frame is part of a multi-frame structure, and wherein the encoded parity bits are combined with the scheduling grant information;
wherein the controller is further configured to encode the parity bits by scrambling the parity bits with a unique set of bits corresponding to the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits;
wherein the unique set of bits is a mask based on a state of the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits; and
wherein the controller is further configured to perform the scrambling by XOR-ing the parity bits with the mask.
2. The entity of claim 1 :
wherein the wireless communication infrastructure entity is a base station;
wherein the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits is based on a transport block size indicator; and
wherein the controller is further configured to encode the parity bits by scrambling the parity bits with a unique set of bits corresponding to the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits.
3. The entity of claim 2 wherein the controller is further configured to perform the scrambling by XOR-ing the parity bits with the unique set of bits.
4. The entity of claim 1 :
wherein the wireless communication infrastructure entity is a base station;
wherein the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits is based on a redundancy version indicator; and
wherein the controller is further configured to encode the parity bits by scrambling the parity bits with a unique set of bits corresponding to the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits;
wherein the additional scheduling grant information comprising an element selected from the group consisting of a transport block size indicator, a redundancy version indicator, and an indicator for a user terminal to include control information on an uplink channel.
5. The entity of claim 4 wherein the controller is further configured to perform the scrambling by XOR-ing the parity bits with the unique set of bits.
6. The entity of claim 1 :
wherein the wireless communication infrastructure entity is a base station;
wherein the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits is an indicator for a user terminal to include control information on an uplink channel; and
wherein the controller is further configured to encode the parity bits by scrambling the parity bits with a unique set of bits corresponding to the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits.
7. The entity of claim 1 :
wherein the wireless communication infrastructure entity is a base station;
wherein the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits is based on user terminal resource allocation information; and
wherein the controller is further configured to encode the parity bits by scrambling the parity bits with a unique set of bits corresponding to the additional scheduling grant information not used to generate the parity bits.