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Exhibit 1035
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`ZTE Corporation and ZTE (USA) Inc.
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`Inv. No. 337-TA-868
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`RX-31 39
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`R1-01-0962
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`3GPP TSG—RAN WG1 meeting #21
`27th-31th Aug 2001
`Turin, Italy
`
`Agenda item:
`Source:
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`Ericsson
`
`Title:
`Document for:
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`HS-DSCH-related downlink signaling (text proposal for TR)
`Discussion and decision
`
`1
`
`Introduction
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`-
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`-
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`
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`
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`This paper outlines text proposal for the RAN] TR on HS—DSCH, section on Associated Downlink Signalling.
`Some specific topics clarified in the text proposal:
`-
`The basic physical-channel structure for the HS-D SCH related signalling consists of one to four Shared Control
`
`Channels and a downlink DPCH. Note that this is as seen from the U3) i.e. from a Node B point-of—View there
`may be more than four Shared Control Channels
`"he HI on the DL DPCH points at the Shared Control Channel. As the proposal is that the HI should anyway
`include on/off signalling (DTX), the additional pointer signalling is basically for free, compare Figure 3.
`"he information on the Shared Control Channel consists of Transport-format—related part, including the HS-
`DSCH transport format and the channelization-code set, and an Hybrid-ARQ-related part. Note that it has not yet
`been agreed if signalling of HS-DSCH power offset is needed.
`Rough ranges for the different signalling parts are given
`"he UE ID is implicitly transmitted in the CRC of the Shared Control Channel. This is included although some
`questions have been raised on this approach. Thus it is recommended that the minutes should mention that this
`may need further studies.
`The basic timing relation is outlined. However, the detailed timing is not given, as there seems to be some
`different opinions on this at this stage.
`
`-
`-
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`-
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`2
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`Text proposal
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`Overall physical-channel structure for HS-DSCl—l—related downlink signalling
`Figure 1 illustrates the basic physical—channel structure related to the I 18—] )SCI I—related associated downlink
`
`signalling as seen from the U3 point-of—View. It consists of a downlink DPCH and a number of Shared Control
`Channels. The number of Shared Control Channels can range from a minimum of one Shared Control Channel (M=1)
`to a maximum of four Shared Control Channels (M=4).
`Node B
`
`UE
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`Dovmlink DPCH
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`Shared Control Channel #1
`
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`Shared Control Channel #2
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`Shared Control Channel #M
`
`Figure 1
`Basic physical-channel structure for HS-DSCH-related associated downlink signalling
`
`NK868|TCOl 5906860
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`ZTE Corporation and ZTE (USA) Inc.
`Exhibit 1035-00001
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`

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`HS—DSCH—related downlink signalling information
`Shared Control Channel
`
`For each HS-DSCH TTI, each Shared Control Channel carries HS-DSCH—related downlink signalling for one UE. The
`following information is carried on the Shared Control Channel:
`
`-
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`Transport-format-related information (TF1)
`The TF1 includes information about the dynamic part of the HS-DSCH transport format, including transport-
`channel-set size, modulation scheme, and coding rate. The TFI also includes information about the set of
`channelization codes onto which HS-DSCH is mapped in the corresponding HS-DSCH TTI. {It has not yet been
`agreed whether the Shared Control Channel should also carry explicit information about the HS-DSCH relative
`power}.
`
`- Hybrid-ARQ-related information (HARQ information)
`The HARQ information includes the block number of the data in the corresponding HS-DSCH TTI. The HARQ
`information also includes information about the redundancy version {see Section on Hybrid-ARQ description} of
`the transmission in the corresponding HS-DSCH TTI.
`
`In addition, the Shared Control Channel carries information (UEID) that identifies the UE for which the Shared
`Control Channel carries HS-DSCH—related signalling.
`
`The different parts of the Shared Control Channel information consists of the following number of information bits
`{minimum/maximum }:
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`-
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`-
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`TF1: {10/16} bits
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`HARQ information: {5/8} bits ({4/6} bits for block number and {1/2} bits for Redundancy version)
`
`- UEID: {8/16} bits
`
`Note that the number of bits given above is the number of information bits. The number of channel bits transmitted
`over the Shared Control Channel depends on the channel-coding scheme applied to the different sets of information.
`
`A {12/16} bit CRC is calculated over the TF1 + HARQ information + UE 1D.
`
`The structure of the Shared Control Channel is illustrated in Figure 2. Note that the UE 1D is not explicitly
`transmitted but only included in the CRC calculation. {The TF1 should be available as early as possible. The HARQ
`information is not needed early. CRC?}
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`TF1
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`CRC
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`HARQ information
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`2ms
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`Figure 2 Structure of Shared Control Channel
`
`Downlink DPCH
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`If a downlink DPCH is present, it carries an HS-DSCH Indicator (HI), in addition to non-HS-DSCH-related physical-
`layer signalling and DCH transport channels. The H1 consists of two information bits that indicate the Shared Control
`Channel that carries the HS-DSCH—related signalling for the corresponding UE. The H1 is transmitted in every third
`slot. If no Shared Control Channel carries HS-DSCH—related signalling to the UE, the HI is not transmitted (DTX).
`Thus, assuming that the HI is transmitted as one QPSK symbol, the possible signalling points are as in Figure 3. {As
`the signalling constellation would anyway include the (0 0) signalling point, the additional signalling points are
`basically forfree}
`
`P2(-1+1) o
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`0 P1 (+1 +1)
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`
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`P4(-1-1) o
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`0 P3 (+1 -1)
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`N K868ITC015906861
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`ZTE Corporation and ZTE (USA) Inc.
`Exhibit 1035-00002
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`

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`Figure 3 Example of coding of H1.
`Pi indicates Shared Control Channel #i (i e{1, 2, 3, 4}). P0 indicates that no Shared Control Channel
`carries HS-DSCH-related signalling information to the UE.
`
`Timing relations for HS-DSCH-related downlink signalling
`Figure 4 illustrates the timing structure for the HS—DSCH control signalling. The time offset between the Shared
`Control Channel information and the start of the corresponding HS—DSCH TTI equals IHSDSCHCOHM (>0). The time
`offset between the DL DPCH slot carrying the HI and the start of the Shared Control Channel information can vary in
`the interval [0, Tslot] depending on the timing of the downlink DPCH.
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`1le. (0.67 ms)
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`Downlink DPCH ..............
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`(“maximum early”)..............
`
`
`
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`Shared Control
`Channel
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`..............E.....................................................................................................................................................
`..............3
`.....................................................................................................................................................
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`HS—DSCH
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`
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`THS—DSCH-control
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`Figure 4Timing structure for HS-DSCH control signalling
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`N K868|TCO15906862
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`ZTE Corporation and ZTE (USA) Inc.
`Exhibit 1035-00003
`
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