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`SYSTEl\tl AND METHOD OF SIGNAI.,ING SYSTEM
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`INVENTION TITLE: System & Method of Signaling System Information
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`DESCRIPTION OF' THE INVENTION
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`1. Describe the disad,,antagcs of the prior art without mentioning your invention {Including any related publicly available
`documentation, such as journal articles or 11atents).
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`In the recent years several broadband wireless technologies }.ave been developed to meet the growing number of broadband
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`subscribers and to provide more and better applications and services. The second generation wireless communication system has
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`been developed to provide voice services while ensuring the mobility of users. Third generation wireless communication system
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`suppmts not only the voice service but also data service. In recent years, the fourth wireless communication system has been
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`developed to provide l:ri.gl,-speed data service. However. currently, the fourth generaticm wireless communication system suffers fmm
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`lack of resources to meet the growing demand for high speed data services. So fifth generation wireless communication system is
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`being developed to meet the growing demand for h.igh speed data services, support ulira-relrabiiity and low latency applications and
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`support massive machine type communication.
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`In the fourth generation wireless communication system, enhanced node B (eJ\i"B) or base station in cell bmadcast system
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`infonnation. System informaiion is s:trnctured into master information block (MIB) and a set of system infomtation blocks (SIBs).
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`MIB coIBists of System Frnme Number (SFN), Downlink Sy&tem bandwidth and Physical Hybrid ARQ Feedback Indicator Channel
`(PHICH) configuration. JvflB is transmi1ted every 40ms. It is repeated every lOms wherein the first transmission occms in subframe
`#0 when SFM mod 4 equals zero. MIB is transmitted on physical broadcast channel. System Infonnation Block Type 1 carries cell
`indemnity, tracking area code, cell barring information, value tag (common for aH scheduling units), and scheduling inforn1ati.on of
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`other SIBs. SIB 1 is transmitted every 80ms in subframe #5 when SFN mod 8 equals zero. SIB 1 is repeated in subfram.e#5 when
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`SFN mod 2 equals zero. SIB l is transmitted on Physical downlink shared channel. Other SIBs (SIB 2 to SIB 19) are transmitted in
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`System Information (Sl) message wherein scheduling info of these Sills are indicated in SIB 1. Sills having same periodicity can be
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`transmitted in one SI message, SJ message is broadcasted on Physical downlink shared channel. Various SIBs, their usage and
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`Table l System Information in 4G System
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`MB?\-1S Service Area Ideniifiers of the current and nehrhboring freouencies
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`UE acquires the system information at cell selection, cell reselection, after handover completion, after entering E-UTRA from
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`another RAT, upon re-entering service area, upon receiving a notification (paging), and upon exceeding the maximum validity
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`duration (3 hr). In RRC idle state, UE needs lo a<:quire MIB, SIB 1, SIB 2 to SIB 5, SIB 6 to SIB 8 (depending on RAT suppo1ted),
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`SIB 17 (if LTE-WLAN IWK is supported), and SIB 18 to SIB 19 (if D2D is supported). In RRC connected state, UE needs to
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`acquire MIB, SIB !., SIB 2, SIB 8 (depending on RAT supported), SIB 17 (ifLTE-\\<1~AN !WK is supported}, and SIB 18 to SIB 19
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`(if D2D is supported). System information acquired and stored is considered invalid of value tag in received SIB 1 is different from
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`the one in stored SI.
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`System information can be changed and is notified as follows: Change is notified through paging message (in RRC __ IDLE or
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`RRC_CONNF:CTED) with cause &-ysternlnfoModification to let UE know that some SI is changing in tlie next modification period.
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`Modification period boundaries are in terms of SFN such that SFN mod modificationPeriod = 0. Change of SI only occurs at specific
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`rndio frames, Notificatioll of changes in modification period N will be reflected in N+L SIBl also carries value tag to indicate
`change in SI. UE finds the change in SI by looking at value tag in SlBl at the end modificationPeriod (if missed checking page) or
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`receiving paging with systeminfoModification.
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`One of the issues in current method of transmitting system information using the MlB/SIBs is that MlB/SIBs are periodically
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`bmadcasted irrespective ofwheiher a UE is 1here in cell or not; whether any UE in cell needs that information. In case of small ceil
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`deployment, broadcasting all these Sills periodically is unnecessary and leads to significant wastage of resources. So an enhanced
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`lim.ing advance and/or back off iudicator and or pre,uubk identifier (identifies the PRACH preamble). UE validates that R.AR
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`defined ID can be different for different system infornmtion or system iufornmtion set or service or UE type.
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`i_n one embodiment eNB may provide the requested system information for one or more ceIJs. ENB may indicate the cells for
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`'Which system information provided in SI responSe is applicable. As a result the UE does not need to request for system
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`informa1ion vvhcn the UE changes cell. After the cell change, if the UE docs not have system information for the new cell then
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`UE request for system infonnation.
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`In one embodiment of proposed invention system infornmtion (other than essential system infornmtion) can also be broadcasted
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`by the BS. BS may indicate in broadcasted essential system infonnation whether other system information is broadcasicd or noL
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`If not broadcasted then DE can request using the method (Figure 1) explained earlier. If broad casted then UE read broadcasted
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`sysicm infonnati.on to acquire the required system infom1atimL In case of heterogeneous network comprises of macro cell and
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`smaH ccHs, macro ceU may indicate that system information is broadcasted vvbe1eas small cells may indkate that system
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`ir,fonnation is not broadcasted.
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`In another embodiment of proposed invention BS can indicate supported Sl(s) in essential system infonnation.
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`In one embodiment a default configuration for system infonnation can be defined which the UE uses until it obtains them from
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`UE can indicate the needed system information in SI .:Request using one of the following options:
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`In this method as illustrated in Figure 2, system infonnation parameters are categorized into system information blocks. ln SI
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`request a bitmap of size N bits is included ,vherein each bit corTesponds to a system information block< Bit conesponding to a
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`system infommtion block can be set to one to indicate that lJE needs that system information block or Bit corresponding to a
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`system informalion block can be set to zero to indicate that UE needs ihat sysiem infonnation block. Alternately. instead of
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`bitmap. DE can include a list of Sills in SI-request
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