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`(54) Title: METHOD, APPARATUS AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR POWER CONTROL RELATED TO RANDOM AC-
`CESS PROCEDURES
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`(57) Abstract: A first power control adjustment state g(i) and a second
`power control adjustment state f(i) are initialized for i=0 to each reflect
`an open loop power control error. An initial transmit power for a shared
`uplink channel is computed using full pathloss compensation. The com-
`puted initial transmit power depends on a preamble power of a first mes-
`sage sent on an access channel, and the initial transmit power is initial-
`ized with the second power control adjustment state f(0). A third message
`is sent from a transmitter on an uplink shared channel at the initial trans-
`mit power. In Various implementations, the power for i=0 on the uplink
`control channel is also initialized similar to the initial transmit power for
`the third message and using full pathloss compensation, and after the
`third message (and retransmissions of it), subsequent messages sent on
`the uplink shared channel are sent at a power that is computed using frac-
`tional pathloss compensation.
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`302: estimate path less for communlcatlou with an eNB
`1
`304: compute a first power control value using a first power control technique (lull
`path loss oampensallon) according to the estimated path less (PL estimated from
`a received or transmission). a largetpower (1=,__,,ihroaaaasiin ma cell, and a
`ramp-up power value (AFMW)
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`306. send an a first channel 5 first message with power
`(Pm__m = I’,,,',, + PL + AFMM ), for ma preamble of that message)
`according to lhe computed first power control value (this ls an access
`request message sent on a RACH)
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`see: she receives ma fit’S\ message and replies on a second
`channel (the DL—SCH/PDCCH) with a second message (Message
`2) that lnctudes an oplink resource allocation for the ue and a
`puwer control command (AFN ) fur the UE;
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`1
`310: receive the second message and compute a second power ( Pwgm (0) ) uslniz a second
`power control lechnldue tlmclnonal power control) using the received power control command
`(APR ) and lnttializad wtih a function (sum) of the power control command [APE ) and the ramp-
`up power vaIue(APmw)
`Py(;;c(-{(0): D11DU’.,,,,(.lD|og,,(M,Nu,(0))+P(,_WMDw_J,,O‘ (j)+a-PL+ri,,(7F(D))+A.P,(. +A}'m_v_}
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`312: send data on a second channel (the PUSCH at the upllnk resource
`allocation) using the second power ( PWSCH (0))
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`3 l4: compute a third power (P1,,_,cm(0) ) that Is initlalized ldentlcally to the second
`power and send control infurrnalion to the eNB uslng that third power
`PPl'L‘CH (0) = mi“1P.vwrr PD_N0r.1mAl,juc(H + P1 + AWJUCCH (TF1 + AP»: + NL,
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`Figure 3
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`DESCRIPTION
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`TITLE
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`5 MTHOD, APPARATUS AND COMUTER PROGRAM FOR POWER CONTROL
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`RELATED TO RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURES
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`Technical Field:
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`lO
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`moon
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`The exemplary and non—limiting embodiments of this
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`invention relate generally to wireless communication systems,
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`methods,
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`devices and computer programs and, more
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`specifically, relate to techniques
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`for power control on
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`di""erenL uplink messages sent
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`from a communication device.
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`3ackground:
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`[0002]
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`Various abbreviations that appear in the specification
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`and/or in the drawing
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`figures are defined as
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`follows:
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`3GPP
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`DL
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`DRX
`eN3
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`third generation partnership project
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`downlink
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`discontinuous reception
`EUTRAN Node
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`3 (evolved Node 3)
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`EUTRAN
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`evolved UTRAV
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`(also referred to as LTE)
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`LTE
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`AC
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`ME
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`long term evolution
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`medium access control
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`mobility management entity
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`Wode 3
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`base station
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`OFDMA
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`orthogonal
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`frequency division mu:
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`_tiple access
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`PC
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`PDCC
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`PDCP
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`PDSC
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`power control
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`physical
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`downlink control channel
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`packet data
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`convergence protocol
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`physical
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`downlink shared channel
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`P{Y
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`physical
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`PL
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`PRAC
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`PJSC
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`path loss
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`physical
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`random access channel
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`physical
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`uplink shared channel
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`?ACi
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`random access channel
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`random access radio network temporary identifier
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`radio link control
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`radio resource control
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`single carrier,
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`frequency division multiple access
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`timing advance
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`user equipment
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`uplink
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`’%A—RN
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`Tl
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`RLC
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`RRC
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`SC—FD
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`MA
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`TA
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`L*J
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`L
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`U U
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`UTRAN
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`universal
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`terrestrial
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`radio access network
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`[0003]
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`A proposed communication system known as evolved UTRAN
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`(E-UT
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`RAN,
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`also re:
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`ferred to as UTRAN-LTfi,
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`%—UTRA or 3.9G)
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`is
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`Jrrently under development within the 3GPP.
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`The current
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`C w
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`orking assumption is tha
`and the UL access
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`OFDMA,
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`: the DL access
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`technique will be
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`technique will be SC—FDMA.
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`l0
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`l5
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`[0004]
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`One speci
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`"ica
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`lion o
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`interes-
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`to these and other issues
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`related to the invention is 3GPP TS 36.300,
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`3rd Generation Par
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`v8.4.0 (2008-03),
`Technical
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`_ Specification
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`tnership Project;
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`Group Radio Access Network; ?vo'ved Universa' Terrestrial
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`Radio
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`Acces
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`Access
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`(E—JT?A) and Evolved Universal Terrestrial
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`s Network (E—JTRAN); Overall description; Stage 2
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`(Rele
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`ase 8).
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`25
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`[0005]
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`shows
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`Figure 1A reproduces Figure 4-1 of 3GPP TS 36.300, and
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`the overall architecture of the E—UTRAW system.
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`The
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`E—UTRAW system includes eN3s,
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`providing the
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`E—UTRA user plane
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`(PDCP
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`/RLC/MAC/PHY)
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`and con
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`trol plane (
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`terminations towards the U2.
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`QRC)
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`protocol
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`The eNI
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`3s are interconnected
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`with
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`each other by means of
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`an X2 in
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`terface.
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`The eN3s are
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`also
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`speci
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`means
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`connected by means of
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`fically to a MM;
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`an S1 interface
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`to an
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`3pc, more
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`(Mobility
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`Management
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`Entity)
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`by means
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`S]-MM? inter
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`face and to a Serving Ga"
`of a Sl—U interface.
`The
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`:eway
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`(S—GW) by
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`S1 interface supports a
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`many—to—many rela
`eN3s.
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`:ion between MMI
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`is / Serving Gateways and
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`mmm] Reference can also be made to 3GPP TS 36.321, V8.0.0
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`(2007—l2), 3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical
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`Specification Group Radio Access Network; Evolved Universal
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`Terrestrial Radio Access
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`E-UTRA)
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`Medium Access Control
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`(MAC)
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`protocol specification
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`(Release 8).
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`mmfl] Also of interest herein are the random access procedures
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`Of the PTfi
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`(fl-UTQA)
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`system.
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`These procedures are described
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`in 3GPP TS 36.300 v.8.4.0 a
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`section l0.l.5 (attached to the
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`l0
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`priority dociment as
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`Exhibi
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`A),
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`shown at Figure 1? for the
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`Contention 3ased Random Access Procedure and at Figure 1C for
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`the Non—Contention
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`3ased Random Access Procedure.
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`These
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`respectively reprod
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`3GPP TS 36.300 v.8.4.0,
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`JCS Figures l0.l.5.l—l and l0.l.5.l—2 of
`and Exhibit A of the priority
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`document details the various steps shown.
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`the U2
`'%riefly,
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`transmits a random access preamble and
`expects a response from the eN
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`3 in the form of a so—called
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`Message 2
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`(e.g., Random Access Response at Figures 13 and
`':]fa1’]SF
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`iitted on a DL shared channel DL—SCH
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`1C). Message 2 is
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`(PDSC ,
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`the PDCCH)
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`and a"oca
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`tes resources on an UL—SCH
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`(PJSC ).
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`The resource a"
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`'oca
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`tion o" Message 2 is addressed
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`with an identity RA—RNTI
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`that is associated with the
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`1
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`frequency and time resources o:
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`E a PRACH, but is common for
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`di""eren, preamble sequences.
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`The Message 2 contains UL
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`al'ocations for the transmissions of a Message 3 in the UL
`3ased Random Access Procedure
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`(e.g., step 3 of the Contention
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`at Figure l3).
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`mmm] RACH preambles are transmitted by the UEs Jsing a full
`formula.
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`path—loss compensation PC
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`The target is that
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`reception RX level o:
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`and so independent o:
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`those preambles at the eN3 is the same,
`_OSS .
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`This is needed because
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`path—I
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`several simultaneous preamb'
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`e transmissions can take place in
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`the same PRAC{ resource and in order to detect them,
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`their
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`power at the eN3 needs to be roughly the same to avoid the
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`well—known near—far problem for spread spectrum
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`transmissions. However subsequent uplink transmissions on
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`i are orthogonal,
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`and so called
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`fractional power
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`can be used. This a"
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`'ows higher
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`that are near th
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`N3 b caus
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`in
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`transmit TX powers
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`JCUC
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`that those
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`Es generate to neighbor ce'
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`edge J.38.
`This method allows higher average uplink bit
`on the PUSCH.
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`"s is small as compared to
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`cell
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`rates
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`mmm
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`In general,
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`the
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`value
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`used by
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`the U?
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`‘|
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`eN3 does not know what is the path—loss
`in its .:u'|
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`formula
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`PL compensation PC
`In
`a U? being
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`l0
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`used
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`for the UE's RACH message.
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`the case of
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`handed—over
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`from another eN3,
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`an estimate o_
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`the path—loss
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`value could be provided to
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`the Large
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`t cell/eN3
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`based on U3
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`measurement reports sen"
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`t to the serving eN
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`3 prior to the
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`handover.
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`iowever,
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`for
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`an initial access or
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`for UL or DL
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`l5
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`data arrival this is
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`not possible since there is no handover.
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`Because of this,
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`the
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`eN3 does not know the power di
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`"erence
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`between the UE’s
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`QACH preamble transmission and the UE’s
`formula.
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`transmission
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`Jsing the PUSC
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`4 power
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`[oo11]
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`It has been agreed that
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`Message 2 contains a power
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`control command
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`-01’
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`transmission o"
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`- Message
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`de_
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`fini tion and objec
`Therefore the eN3 does not have
`fied.
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`tive o_
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`that command is
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`3,
`HO
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`SJ
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`but the
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`t yet
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`"icient
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`speci:
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`formation to give a correc
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`t power control
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`command in
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`response to
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`the UE’s RACH message.
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`The resul
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`t
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`then, and as
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`mentioned above,
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`is that the power that the U3
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`JSGS for
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`transmission of
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`Message 3 is not known to the eW
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`R if the U3
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`uses the PUSCH PC
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`formula
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`for sending Message 3.
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`mmz] The problem there:
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`fore may be stated as how best to
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`define a transition from
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`the
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`full path loss compensated
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`preamble transmission to
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`the PUSCH (
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`fractional)
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`power control
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`system.
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`Summary:
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`mms
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`In accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the
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`invention is a method that comprises using a processor to
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`initialize for i=0 a
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`first power control adjustment state
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`9(0)
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`for an uplin< control channel and a second power control
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`adjustment state "(U
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`"or an uplink shared channel
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`to each
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`reflect an open loop power control error;
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`using the processor
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`to compute an initial transmit power
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`for the uplink shared
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`channel using fu‘l pathloss compensation,
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`wherein the initial
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`transmit power depends on a preamble power o
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`a "irst message
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`sent on an access channel,
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`and is initialized
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`with the second
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`power control adjustment state
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`f(O);
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`and sending
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`from a
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`transmitter a third message on
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`the uplink shared channel at
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`the initial transmit power.
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`[oo14]
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`In accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the
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`invention is a computer readable memory storing a computer
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`program that when executed by a processor results in actions.
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`In this embodiment the actions comprise:
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`initializing
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`_:‘O_|,,
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`i=0
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`a ;irst power control adjustment state g(O)
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`for an uplink
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`control channel and a second
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`power control adjustment state
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`"(H
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`"or an uplin< shared channel
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`to each re"
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`ect an open
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`loop power control error;
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`computing an initial
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`for the uplink shared channel using
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`full path:
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`_ transmit power
`_OSS
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`compensation,
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`wherein the initial transmit power depends on a
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`l0
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`preamble power o
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`a
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`"irst message sent on an access channel,
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`and is
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`initialized with
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`the second power control adjustment
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`state
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`f(O);
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`and outputting the initial transmit power
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`for
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`transmission o_ a
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`third message on the uplink
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`shared channel.
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`mmq
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`In accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the
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`invention is an apparatgs which comprises at least a
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`processor and a transmitter.
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`The processor is configured to
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`initialize,
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`for i=0, a first power control adjustment state
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`g(O)
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`for an uplin< control channel and a second power control
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`adjustment state "(i)
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`"or an uplin< shared channel
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`to each
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`reflect an open loop power control error, and
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`configured to
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`compute an initial transmit power
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`for the uplink shared
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`channe'
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`using "u"
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`pathloss compensation,
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`in which the
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`initial transmit power depends on a preamble power o
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`a
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`"irst
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`message sent on an access channel,
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`and the initial power is
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`state
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`tialized with the second power control adjustment
`The
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`transmitter is con:
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`figured to send a third message
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`f(O).
`OH
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`the uplink shared channel at
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`the initial transmit power.
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`[0016]
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`These and other aspects
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`O_
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`the invention are detailed
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`with particularity below.
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`Rrie" Description of the Drawings:
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`l0
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`mm7] The foregoing and other aspects of
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`the exemplary
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`embodiments of
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`this invention are made more evident in the
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`following Detailed Description,
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`when read in conjunction with
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`the attached Drawing Figures.
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`l5
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`[0018]
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`Figure 1A reproduces Figure 4-1 of 3GPP TS 36.300, and
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`shows the overall architecture of
`" the E—UTRAN system.
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`mmq
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`Figures 13 and 1C respectively reproduce Figures
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`l0.l.
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`5.l-l and lO.l.5.l-2 of
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`3GPP TS 36.300 v8.4.0,
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`20
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`Conte
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`ntion
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`3ased Random Access Procedure and Non— Contention
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`3ased
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`Random Access Procedure.
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`mozm
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`Figure 2 shows a simpli
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`fied b'oc< diagram of various
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`elect
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`ronic devices that
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`are siitab'e for use in practicing
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`the e
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`xemplary embodiments o_
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`this invention.
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`mom]
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`the o
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`compu
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`Figures 3-4 are logica'
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`flow diagrams that illustrate
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`peration of methods,
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`and the result of
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`execution o;
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`ter programs instructions by
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`the data processor such as
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`that shown in Figure 2 according to various specific
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`embodiments of the invention
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`Detailed Description:
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`[0022]
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`In the specific examples given below,
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`the problem solved
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`by those embodiments is how the power contro'
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`formu'as
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`.:O.|,,
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`PUSCH and PUCCH are taken in use during or after the Random
`ACCGS s procedure.
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`To the inventors’
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`{H
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`solved before.
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`owledge this problem has not been
`Operation according to 3GPP TS 36.213 v.8.2.0
`,ha-
`?xhibit
`is
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`(attached to the priori
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`ty document as
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`Q)
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`Message 3
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`(see Figure 1?)
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`is transmitted using the P
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`JSC{ PC
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`formula taking into account
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`the PC command received
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`from the
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`eN3 in Message 2
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`(see Figures 13 and lC).
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`However,
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`this does
`
`not specify how the U3 specific parameters of the PUSCH and
`
`PUCCH power contro'
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`formulas are initialized.
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`[mm4] The PUSCH PC formu'a for the U3 in the ith subframe is
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`defined at section 5.l.'.l of 3GPP TS 36.213 v8.2.0 as
`
`fo'lows:
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`PPUSCH (5) = 111i11{PMAX»1010g10 (MPUSCH (5)) + Po_PUscH (J) + 05 ‘ PL+ ATF (TF(i)) + f(i)}
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`(d3m);
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`l0
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`l5
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`[1]
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`where,
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`gflxis the maximum aI
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`_lowed power that depends on the U
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`L*J
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`20
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`power class
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`Mfifififlais the size of the PUSCH resource assignment
`resource blocks valid for
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`expressed in number of
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`subframe i.
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`PO_PUSCH
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`" the sum of a 8-bit
`s a parameter composed of
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`25
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`cell specific nominal component
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`PO_NOMINAL_PUSCH (J) signalled
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`from higher
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`layers for j=0 and 1
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`in the range o;
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`[_
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`am with ld?
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`resolution and a
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`-bit U3
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`specific
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`’76,74] d
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`component
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`PO_UE_PUSCH (J)
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`COD
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`figured by RRC
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`for j=0 a
`For PUSCH
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`nd 1
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`in
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`the range o
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`[-8,
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`7]
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`d.
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`% with 1d? resolution.
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`30
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`to a configured
`(re)transmissions corresponding
`for PUSCH
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`scheduling grant then j=0 and
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`(re)transmissions corresponding
`DC"
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`format
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`0 associated with a new packet transmission
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`to a received PDCCH with
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`then j=l.
`a e {0, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6,
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`0.7, 0.8, 0.9,1}
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`is a 3-bit cell speci
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`‘ic parameter
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`provided by higher layers
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`PL is the downlink pathloss estimate calculated in the
`UL*J
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`0 AWaTU»:1m°&“2M%&'%)for KS:125and O for K5:Owhere K5
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`is
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`a cell specific parameter given by RRC
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`5
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`o TFU)is the PUSC{ transport format valid for
`subframe i
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`c) MPR = modulation X coding rate = NWHVA53whereNWH>
`are tte number o
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`in"orma,ion bits and ATE
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`is the
`TF(z')
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`number of resource e'ements determined from
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`l0
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`and A4W“HU)for subframe i
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`-
`.
`.-.
`l
`.
`6
`1W“His a U; specific correction value, also referred to
`
`0
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`as a TPC command and is included in PDCCH with DC:
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`format 0 or jointly coded with other TPC commands in
`
`PDCCH with DC" "orma, 3/3A. The current PUSCT power
`control adjustment state is given byfa) which is defined
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`by:
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`c
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`-fl0:fU_D+®W“HU_K”WW)if
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`fw) represents accumulation
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`I where f“»:O and K5WG1= 4
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`I The U3 attempts to decode a PDCCH of DC"
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`format
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`0 and a PDCC{ of DC" format 3/3A in
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`every subframe except when in DRX
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`I &WWH:Od? for a subframe wtere no TPC command
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`is decoded or where DRX occurs.
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`I The5W“H d3 accumulated valies signalled on
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`PDCC wit? DC" "orma, O are [—l, O, L, 3].
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`I The &KH d3 accumulated values signalled on
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`PDCC witt DC" "orma, 3/3A are one of
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`[—l,
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`l]
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`or
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`[—l, O,
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`l, 3: as semi—statically configured
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`I
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`I
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`I
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`by higher layers.
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`f Ufi has reached maximum power, positive TPC
`commands are not accumulated
`
`“ Ufi has reached minimum power, negative TPC
`
`commands shall not be accumulated
`
`U2
`
`L*J
`
`shall reset accumulation
`
`0 at cell—change
`
`0 when entering/leaving RRC active state
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`0 when an absolute TPC command is received
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`l5
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`20
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`when
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`PO,UE,PUSCH
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`'
`is received
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`when tte U3
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`(re)synchronizes
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`o
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`ffi):&KHU_KHWm)i:
`value
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`fw) represents curr
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`ent absolute
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`I where &UWHO_K”WW)was signalled on PDCCH with
`DC"
`format
`0 on subframe i_K”WW
`
`I where KPUSCH :4
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`I The 3%“ d3 absolite values signalled on
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`PDCCH with DC" format 0 are [-4,-l, L, 4].
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`I
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`fU)=fO_Dfor a subframe where no PDCC{ with
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`DC"
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`format
`
`0 is decoded or where DRX occurs.
`
`o
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`f“) type (accumulation or current absolite) is a
`
`U3 specific parame,er Lha, is given by RRC.
`
`[mms] The PUCCH PC formula for the U3 in the ith sibframe is
`
`defined at section 5.1.2.1 of 3GPP TS 36.213 v8.2.0 as
`
`fo'lows:
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`PPUCCH (i) f mm{PMAX » PO_PUCCH + PL + ATF_PUCCH (TF) + 8(1)} (d3m) I.
`
`[2]
`
`where
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`0 A”3“xHaF)table entries for each PUCCH transport forma,
`
`(TF ) defined in Table 5.4-1 in :3] are given by RRC
`o 3ach signalled A”9“xHaF)2—bit value corresponds to
`a TF relative to PUCCH DC" format 0.
`
`PO_PUCCP
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`the sum of a 5-bit
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`"
`is a parameter composed of
`P
`qMMmM3wam
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`cell specific
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`parameter
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`provided by higher
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`layers with l
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`d3m and a U
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`L*J
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`d3 resolution in the range o:
`PO_UE_PUCCP
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`specific component
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`f
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`[—l27,
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`-96]
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`COD
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`figured by
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`??C in the
`5
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`)UCCH
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`range of
`iS a L:L*J
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`[-8,
`
`7] d? with l
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`d3 resolution.
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`specific correction value,
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`al
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`so referred
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`10
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`15
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`20
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`25
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`3O
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`to as a TPC command,
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`included in a PDCC
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`4 with DC"
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`format
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`1A/1/2 or sen"
`
`: jointly coded with other U
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`L*J
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`specific
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`PUCCH correction values on a PDCCH wi
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`th DC"
`
`format 3/3A.
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`o The U
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`L*J a
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`:tempts to decode a PDCC
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`1 with DC" format
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`3/3A and
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`sub
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`frame
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`a PDCCH with DC"
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`format TA/1/7 on every
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`except when in DRX.
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`O
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`5PUCCH
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`from a PDCCT with DC"
`
`‘ormat TA/1/7 overrides
`
`that
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`from a PDCCE with DC"
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`‘ormat 3/3A when both
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`are decoded in a given subframe.
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`O
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`5PUCCH :0 dig
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`‘or a subframe wkere no PDCCE with DC:
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`format lA/l/2/3/3A is decoded or where
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`DRX occurs.
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`O
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`gU)=gU—D"APmrHU‘K¥mrH) where 80)
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`is the Current
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`PUCCH power control adjustment state with initial
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`condition gm):O.
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`I The émafl d? va'ues signa'
`DC"
`"orma-
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`TA/1/7 are [—’, O,
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`l, 3].
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`"ed on PDCC with
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`I The émflfl d? va'ues signa'
`3/3A are
`
`DC"
`
`"orma,
`
`"ed on PDCC with
`
`[—1,’] or
`
`|:_1IOI1I3:| as
`
`semi—statically configured by higher layers.
`'1
`
`Ufi has reached maximum power, positive TPC
`
`commands are not accumulated
`'1
`
`Ufi has reached minimum power, negative TPC
`
`commands shall not be accumulated
`
`shall reset accumulation
`
`u;
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`G
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`I
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`0 at cell—change
`
`0 when entering/leaving RRC active state
`PO_UE_PUCCH
`-
`is received
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`0 when
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`0 when the U3
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`(re)synchronizes
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`l0
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`l5
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`20
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`[mus] The preamble PC ‘ormula ‘or the UE’s transmission on the
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`25
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`RACH is:
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`preamble : Ptarget +
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`+ Aprampup
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`I
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`l: 3 :|
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`where
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`30
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`P
`‘Hy’
`
`.
`is
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`the broadcasted target power;
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`PL is the path loss that U3 estimates jrom DL; and
`
`WWW is the power ramp—up app'ied ‘or preamble
`
`retransmissions.
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`[0027]
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`As can be seen above at equation
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`[1],
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`the
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`‘ormula
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`- or
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`H>
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`U“HO) depends on the current PUSCH power control adjustment
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`state which is termed fa).
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`For accumulation,
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`this
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`adjustment state depends on previous adjustments made in
`previous sibframes, even for the case where fa) is set to an
`
`absolute value since it is set jor the sibframe (r_Kf””n.
`
`5 When the U? ‘irst sends data on the PUSCl,
`
`there is no
`
`previous sibtrame and so i=O, which is addressed in 3GPP TS
`36.2l3 v8.2.0 as zeroing Ojt the entire term so that
`f“D:O.
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`Further, whi'e it is true that
`
`the JE is to reset its
`
`accimulatior whenever it receives a new JE—specific portion
`
`10
`
`PO_PUCCH)
`-CO-I»
`(and S.im—i'a1,‘|
`PO_UE_PUSCH(./.) O: the PO_PUSCH(j)
`Y
`, after a
`RACl access the U L*J has received no J?—speci‘ic portion and so
`
`it lacks that parameter to reset according to 3GPP TS 36.2l3.
`
`mam] Also, at equation [2]
`
`the power control
`
`‘ormula ‘or the
`
`l5
`
`PUCCH 1$WTH0) depends on the current PUCCH power control
`adjustment state which is termed gG)and which also depends
`
`on previous adjustments made in previous PUCC
`
`sibframes.
`
`When the U? ‘irst sends a message on the PUCC ,
`
`there is no
`
`previous sibframe and so i=O, which is similarly addressed in
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`20
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`3GPP TS 36.2;3 v8.2.0 as zeroing out the entire term so that
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`g(0)=0
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`[M29] Consider the case for contention—less random access such
`
`as that shown at Figure lC, where the U? transmits preambles
`L*J
`that are dedicated jor that U2.
`
`The embodiments o:
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`the
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`25
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`invention described :or contention—less random access may
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`also be used for contention based random access when it is
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`considered that collisions will be infrequent enough in the
`
`contention—based system so as not to substantially a
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`"ect
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`30
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`operation in the cell.
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`mam] According to an embodiment of the invention,
`
`the U
`
`L*J
`
`receives a power control command (e.g., AB“)
`
`in the preamble
`L*J
`then
`
`response from the eN3, which is Message 2.
`
`The U
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`35
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`initiates the PC tormula ‘or PUSCH and PUCCH, or compensates
`
`open loop error, according to the following equations:
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`.
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`P
`O
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`_UE_PUSCH +
`
`rampup
`: APPC " AP
`
`P0_UE_PUCCH + 3(0) : APPC "
`
`APrampup
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`[0031]
`
`These equations say that the sum of the U
`P
`P
`O_UE_PUS CH
`O_UE_PUCCH )
`
`OI
`
`power control constants (
`control initial states (f«» or 3a»)
`
`is equal
`
`to the open
`
`loop power control error,
`
`taking into account
`
`the preamble
`
`power ramp—up.
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`IPC is here assumed to be the di
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`"erence
`
`[4b]
`
`L*J
`
`specific
`
`and the power
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`between the
`
`target preamble power and
`
`l0
`
`actually observes.
`
`the power that eN3
`- AP
`The actual value of
`PC may be signalled
`or to save
`
`directly by
`
`the eN3 as
`
`the power control command,
`
`on signalling overhead
`
`sequence (one,
`
`two or more bits)
`
`which the receiving U
`
`L*J
`
`the eN3 may exp"
`icit'y
`signal
`a bit
`as the power control command
`JSGS as an index
`
`to look up the trie
`
`l5
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`value
`
`IPC that is associated in a local:
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`_y stored table with
`
`that index.
`
`man] There are several options for dividing the correction
`
`between the U3 specific constants and the power control
`
`20
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`states.
`
`power control terms
`
`For example,
`P
`OJEJUWH and
`
`in a first option the U3 specific
`P
`O1E3“TH could be
`
`initialized to zero and the whole correction is covered by
`
`f(0 or g<0>_
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`read
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`In this case then equa'
`rampup
`f(0) = g(0) = APPC + AP
`
`:ions 4a and 4b would
`
`for initiating the closed loop
`
`correction values
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`done as
`
`for PUCCH and PUSCT. This can be always
`far as the power control state f is accumulated.
`
`(According
`
`to current 3GPP agreemen
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`accumulating.)
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`However,
`
`i
`
`:s 3 is always
`f f is modi
`
`fied wi'
`
`:h absolute PC
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`commands,
`
`its dynamic range is limited and may not cover the
`APPC-
`
`whole open loop correctio
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`1']
`
`MWW.
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`"f this happens,
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`the part of
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`the correc
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`tion that cannot be included in fa»
`P
`O_UE_PUSCH
`
`AS
`
`could be taken into account by adjusting
`
`another example,
`
`a second option is
`
`error into account adjusting principally the U
`P
`P
`O_UE_PUSCH
`O_UE_PUCCH .
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`power control terms
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`a n d
`
`These parameters
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`to take the open loop
`L*J specific
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`have a limited range and the part of the open loop error that
`-1
`these UL
`
`cannot be compensated by adjusting
`
`specific
`
`constants could be covered by initializing the power control
`
`states fa» or 3a» to a nonzero valie.
`
`The bene"it o" the
`
`first option is that the eN? wou'd <now the U3 specific
`
`constants R3mU”“H and Rlmgmml
`
`(at least when f is
`
`accumulating), which might ma<e later adjustments of these
`
`constants easier.
`
`However,
`
`the second option could be more
`
`natural because the purpose of the U? specific constants is
`
`mainly to compensate systematic errors in the PL
`
`determination and TX power setting and these are already
`
`visible as an error in the open loop power control of the
`Of
`the above
`
`preambles.
`
`course,
`
`two options are presented
`
`only as non—limiting examples and
`
`this aspect of the
`
`invention is not limited to only those two.
`
`man] For the case of a dedicated preamble such as is shown at
`
`Figure 1C or when the preamble collisions of a contention-
`
`based system are otherwise infrequent,
`
`the power for Message
`
`3 may be generated by using the PUSC{ PC formula directly
`
`according
`
`This may lead to UI
`
`to the above explained embodiment of the invention.
`L*J
`
`transmit TX power that is unnecessarily
`
`high, but the inventors do not see this as a problem.
`
`mam] The inventors have determined that a problem could arise
`
`in the above explained procedure, specifical'y where two UEs
`
`transmit th sam pr ambl
`
`s gu nc
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`and use fractiona'
`
`PL
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`l0
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`l5
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`20
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`25
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`30
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`compensation for Message 3.
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`pronounc d wh n th pr ambl
`received at the eN3 stronger
`with small PL.
`The
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`The problem appears most
`a U7‘.
`
`with a large PL is
`
`o"
`
`than the preamb'
`
`Lu‘
`e of another 1
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`fractional PC could result in Message 3
`
`of the U2
`
`L*J
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`wi
`
`th the smaller PL being received at
`
`a stronger signal strength than the Message 3 ol
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`the eN3 with
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`the U Lu‘
`
`with
`
`the larger PL. This would of
`
`course make detection by the
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`w ak r M ssag
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`3 l ss likely, despite
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`the fact
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`that in the above scenario the weaker Message 3 is from
`-—.
`L
`J* who has received correct timing advance.
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`Decoding of
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`the
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`the
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`stronger Message 3 is likely to fail because the timing
`advance of a wrong UL*J has been used when transmitting it.
`transmissions
`
`Further, if the timing advance for Message 3
`are set based on
`
`the preamble of the U3 with the larger PL,
`
`then the U
`
`L*J
`
`with the smaller PL would JSG a large power and
`
`the wrong TA value when transmitting its Message 3, and
`
`th r by g n rat
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`int r_ r nc
`
`to other transmissions.
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`l0
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`To achieve improved performance when the UH
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`[mmm
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`performs
`
`contention based random access and when preamble collisions
`
`are assumed to be frequent, another embodiment of the
`
`invention d fin s th M ssag
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`3 power relative to preamble
`
`power, i.e. full path loss compensation used.
`
`The objective
`
`is that transmit TX power of Message 3 would not be
`
`unnecessary high.
`
`In one particular embodiment,
`
`objective can be realized by Jsing the fol'owing
`
`this
`
`formula:
`
`P
`Msg 3
`
`:1’
`preamble
`
`-+A
`
`0,preambze_Msg3 + APC_Msg3 " 1010g10 (MPUSCH
`
`+ ATF (TF(i))-
`
`[5]
`
`20
`
`[0036]
`
`The terms AAUWHG) and AH*TFO» in equation [5] are the
`
`same terms as in equation [1].
`
`I%*3is the
`
`Like equation [1],
`P
`MW is not
`
`minimum of IRMX and tte above summation,
`
`but
`
`explicitly shown at equation [5]. Note that AD$TTKD)is
`u
`calculated at the U? from signalling the U; receives (e.g., d
`
`and Ks), and that for the case where d=l full path loss
`
`compensation is used in this Message 3 power,
`
`just as for the
`
`preamble power.
`
`Di""erenL "rom equation [1]
`
`is the
`
`equation [5]
`
`term “W““”JW3 which corresponds to a typical
`
`power o "set between a Message 3 and the preamble whose power
`0,preumble _ Mxg 3
`
`corresponds to the detection threshold.
`
`The term
`
`can be a parameter broadcast in System "nformation or it
`
`could be specified in the appropriate wireless standard
`
`governing RACH procedures and pre—stored in the UE's memory.
`A
`The term PCWW3
`
`is the power control command included in the
`
`preamble response
`
`(e.g.,
`
`Message 2), and as above the eN3 may
`
`signal it directly or more likely as a short bit sequence
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`that is an index which the U
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`3 uses to access a loo<up table
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`for the
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`true value.
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`It
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`corresponding parameter
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`this power con
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`the second embodiment
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`is here named di""erent'y than the
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`5
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`is applicable only to Message 3 or to
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`the PUSCH transmissions
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`following Message 3,
`for all the UL
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`the PC system
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`whereas
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`the parameter
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`PC initializes
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`transmissions.
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`transmitting Message 3 or soon after that the
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`: as early as Message 3 the power
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`di" "erence
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`indication of the di"" r nc )
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`b tw
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`n th
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`second power
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`(the
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`transmit power of
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`Message 3
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`:ed using
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`full pathloss compensation,
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`from equation
`and
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`which was compu"
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`the second power (e.g.,
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`if the
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`for Message 3 were ins
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`).With this knowledge,
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`the eNI
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`3 could then initialize the
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`specific constants.
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`parameters that are unknown
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`to eW3 and provide same
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`in
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`power ramp
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`Jp value and pathloss or
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`power
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`rampup ,
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`power headroom and max U3
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`power
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`power class).
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`apply the
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`first embodiment,
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`Equations 4a and 4b
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`transmitting
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`equating
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`[0037] Re
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