US2014029589A1

5G,4G

Title

Transmission of ACK/NACK Bits and their Embedding in the Reference Signal

Application Number:

US201314037926

Publication Date:

30-01-2014

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Application Date:

26-09-2013

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US

Priority Date:

22-09-2006

Title

Transmission of ACK/NACK Bits and their Embedding in the Reference Signal

Application Number:

US201314037926

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

30-01-2014

Application Date:

26-09-2013

Priority Date:

22-09-2006

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

Transmitting a acknowledge/not acknowledge (ACK/NACK) response in a wireless cellular network by mapping the data value into a cyclic shifted version of a reference signal. A subframe is formed with a plurality of symbols with certain symbols designated as reference signal (RS) symbols. The receiver and transmitter both know when an ACK/NACK response is expected. If an ACK/NACK response is not expected then an RS is inserted in the duration of symbols designated as RS symbols. If an ACK/NACK response is expected then the ACK/NACK response is embedded in one or more of the symbols designated as RS symbols. The subframe is transmitted to a receiver and the receiver can determine the ACK/NACK value in the RS symbol if present and also use the RS symbol for coherent demodulation of a CQI (channel quality indicator) or data.

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