HIGHER LAYER DESIGN FOR USER PLANE PACKET PROCESSING IN FIFTH GENERATION (5G) NEW RADIO (NR) THINGS SIDELINK (tSL) COMMUNICATION

Jha Satish C,Fouad Yaser M,Li Qian,Li Guangjie,Kim Joonbeom, Sharma Banjade Vesh Raj,Ghozlan Hassan,Ying Dawei,Lu Lu,Yang Xuebin, Arditti Ilitzky David,Noh Song, Wu Xiaoyun May,Wu Geng

user-5d4bc4a8530c70a9b361c870(2017)

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Abstract
Techniques for implementing a tSL-HL (5G (Fifth Generation) NR (New Radio) Things (t) SL (Sidelink) HL (higher layer)) for communications involving a tUE (5G NR Things User Equipment) are discussed. One example involves assigning a distinct sequence number to each of one or more user plane (UP) packets from an upper layer; buffering the one or more UP packets to a UP transmission buffer; determining a physical resource assignment (PRA) and an allocated size for a UP tSL-HL protocol data unit (PDU); generating the UP tSL-HL PDU based at least in part on the one or more UP packets buffered to the UP transmission buffer, the PRA, and the allocated size; adding a packet header to the tSL-HL PDU; and providing the tSL-HL PDU to a physical layer based on the PRA.
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Network packet,Physical layer,Packet processing,Header,Protocol data unit,Transmission (telecommunications),User equipment,Layer (object-oriented design),Computer network,Computer science
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