USER EQUIPMENT OPERATION IN MOBILITY SCENARIOS

USER EQUIPMENT OPERATION IN MOBILITY SCENARIOS

In mobility scenarios, a user equipment (UE) may enter an airplane mod in which the UE has limited or no connectivity to a network. Cell selection latency after terminating the airplane mode may result in a delay in providing network or communication services. Some aspects described herein enable a...

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Hauptverfasser: SANTHANAM, Arvind Vardarajan, WANG, Shanshan, HAN, Junsheng, MCGLOIN, Justin, LOTFALLAH, Osama, KULKARNI, Rashmi, KULIK, Victor
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ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS
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WANG, Shanshan
HAN, Junsheng
MCGLOIN, Justin
LOTFALLAH, Osama
KULKARNI, Rashmi
KULIK, Victor
description In mobility scenarios, a user equipment (UE) may enter an airplane mod in which the UE has limited or no connectivity to a network. Cell selection latency after terminating the airplane mode may result in a delay in providing network or communication services. Some aspects described herein enable a reduction in latency associated with cell selection after operation in a mobility scenario. For example, a UE may determine that the UE is operating in a mobility scenario, and perform a receive-only cell selection procedure. Additionally, or alternatively, the UE may predict a destination associated with the mobility scenario and may identify a band list for performing a cell selection procedure. In this way, when the UE exits the mobility scenario, the UE reduces a time to successfully complete cell selection.
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