Data transmission indication and processing method and device
A data transmission and indication technology, applied in the direction of synchronization devices, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., can solve problems such as data conflicts of different lengths of TTI
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[0198] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of how the base station instructs the PUSCH of the terminal 1 to make a puncture, as shown in the figure, assuming that the base station is in the traditional control area of the downlink subframe n (occupying the first 1-4 OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex, orthogonal frequency division multiplex) of a subframe frequency division multiplexing) symbol) to send UL grant_1 to instruct Terminal 1 to schedule a PUSCH with a 1ms length TTI transmission, assuming that the 1ms length TTI PUSCH scheduled by the UL grant_1 according to a certain scheduling sequence is transmitted on the uplink subframe n+4, and the base station In downlink subframe n+3, use shortened DCI (short DCI) to send UL grant_2 to schedule a TTI with a length of 2 symbols to transmit PUSCH. This short TTI data is in the 8th and 9th symbol positions of the 1ms length TTI in uplink subframe n+4 Transmission and frequency resources completely overlap.
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Embodiment 2
[0203] Figure 7 A schematic diagram of puncture indicating the PUSCH of Terminal 1 for the base station in Embodiment 2, as shown in Figure 7 As shown, it is assumed that the base station sends UL grant_1 in the traditional control area of downlink subframe n to instruct terminal 1 to schedule a PUSCH with a length of 1 ms TTI transmission. For transmission on +4, the base station sends a UL grant_2 scheduling TTI with a length of 2 symbols to transmit PUSCH in the traditional control area in the downlink subframe n+3. This short TTI data is in the 13th TTI of 1ms length in the uplink subframe n+4 , Transmission at 14 symbol positions, and frequency resources completely overlap. The base station chooses to send the notification signaling P while sending the UL grant_2 in the traditional control area of the downlink subframe n+3. The indication field of the notification signaling P is 6-bit information, and the first 4 bits indicate the starting symbol position of the pu...
Embodiment 3
[0207] Figure 8 A schematic diagram of puncture indicating the PUSCH of Terminal 1 for the base station in Embodiment 3, as shown in Figure 8 As shown, it is assumed that the base station sends UL grant_1 in the traditional control area of downlink subframe n to instruct terminal 1 to schedule a PUSCH with a length of 1 ms TTI transmission. For transmission on +4, the base station sends UL grant_2 in the shortened DCI of downlink subframe n+1 to schedule a TTI with a length of 2 symbols to transmit PUSCH. 7 symbol positions are transmitted, and the frequency resources are completely overlapped. The base station sends UL grant_3 in the shortened DCI of the downlink subframe n+2 to schedule a TTI with a length of 2 symbols to transmit PUSCH. The TTI data is in the 1ms length of the uplink subframe n+4. The 9th and 10th symbol positions of the TTI are transmitted, and the frequency resources completely overlap. The base station selects the shortened DCI of the downlink subf...
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