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Physical Layer Procedures and Scheduling
Physical Layer Procedures and Scheduling
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Hybrid-ARQ Feedback
In LTE ,the H-ARQ protocol is applied to improve the transmission reliability
over the wireless channel for uplink and downlink respectively.
The LTE downlink employs the asynchronous adaptive H-ARQ protocol, for
which the retransmission are scheduled in a similar fashion to the first
transmission.
In the uplink, synchronous adaptive H-ARQ protocol is used, for which the
retransmission are automatically scheduled after certain time window and the
UE does not need to send the H-ARQ process number.
In these section we are discussing the H-ARQ feedback for both downlink
and uplink .They are:-1. H-ARQ Feedback for Downlink Transmission
H-ARQ transmission in the downlink , UEs need feed back the associated
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2. H-ARQ Indicator for uplink transmission
For the uplink H-ARQ process, as spatial multiplexing of transport blocks is
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Channel Quality Indicator Feedback
The Channel Quality contains information sent from a UE to the eNode-B to
indicate a suitable downlink transmission data rate i.e., a modulation and
coding scheme value(MCS).
CQI is a 4-bit integer and is based on the observed signal-interface-plus-
notice at the UE.
The CQI estimation process takes into account the UE capability such as the
number of antennas and the type of receiver used for detection
This is important since for the same SINR value the MCS level that can be
supported by a UE depends on these various UE capabilities ,which needs to
be taken into account order for the eNode-B to select an optimum MCS level
for the transmission .
The CQI reported values are used by the eNode-B for the downlink
Channel Quality Indicator Feedback
compute the SINR on the physical resource element carrying the reference
signal
The UE computes SINR samples over multiple OFDM symbols and