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Title

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ADJUSTING UPLINK TRANSMISSION TIMING FOR LONG TERM EVOLUTION HANDOVER

Application Number:

WO2006US48229

Publication Date:

05-07-2007

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Application Date:

18-12-2006

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

22-12-2005

Title

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ADJUSTING UPLINK TRANSMISSION TIMING FOR LONG TERM EVOLUTION HANDOVER

Application Number:

WO2006US48229

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Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

05-07-2007

Application Date:

18-12-2006

Priority Date:

22-12-2005

Current Assignee:

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Abstract  Abstract

A method and system for adjusting uplink transmission timing when sending an initial transmission to a target cell/Node-B of an evolved universal terrestrial radio access network (E-UTRAN) immediately after handover from a source cell/Node-B of the E-UTRAN. In one embodiment a user equipment (UE) autonomously computes and applies a timing advance (TA) value based on the current source cell/Node-B timing value cell/Node-B beacon channel reference signal measurements and knowledge of the relative time difference (if any) between the source and target cells/Node-Bs. In another embodiment the UE sends a scheduling request message or real data packets with the computed TA value applied to the uplink transmission timing to the E-UTRAN via pre-allocated non-contention based uplink radio resources. In an alternate embodiment the UE sends a scheduling request message with the new computed TA value applied to the UL transmission timing to an E-UTRAN via a synchronous random access channel (RACH).

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