Duplex Rel-19

 RAN1#116

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-234035 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[116-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

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R1-2400111         Workplan for Evolution of NR Duplex Operation  Huawei, HiSilicon

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2400557         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation            xiaomi

Decision: The document is noted.

 

R1-2400838         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures            Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

Decision: The document is noted.

 

R1-2400053         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2400108         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2400154         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2400177         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Tejas Network Limited

R1-2400207         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2400241         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2400269         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2400300         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE

R1-2400325         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2400432         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2400606         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2400643         SBFD procedures in RRC_CONNECTED mode         Sharp

R1-2400660         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2400687         Discussion on SBFD TX RX and measurement procedures              InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2400731         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2400775         Discussion on Tx/Rx/Measurement procedures for SBFD operation             Fujitsu

R1-2400802         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2400826         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2400852         SBFD operations Sony

R1-2401011         Views on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Apple

R1-2401081         On semi-static indication of SBFD resources Google Inc.

R1-2401116         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2401159         Considerations on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedure          KT Corp.

R1-2401188         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2401191         Tx Rx procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2401214         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS

R1-2401217         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2401227         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2401249         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2401263         Views on sub-band full duplex operations     Lenovo

R1-2401273         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

R1-2401294         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2401440         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

 

R1-2401652         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For RRC connected mode UEs, at least cell-specific configuration on time and frequency(working assumption) location of SBFD subbands is supported within a TDD carrier.

·       FFS: Additional support of UE-specific configuration on time and/or frequency locations of SBFD subbands

Agreement:

For RRC connected mode UEs, SBFD subband time locations are configured within a period. At least when only one TDD-UL-DL pattern is configured, the period is down-selected from one of the following options.

·       Option 1: The period is the same as TDD-UL-DL pattern period configured by dl-UL-TransmissionPeriodicity in TDD-UL-DL-ConfigCommon.

·       Option 2: The period is integer multiple of TDD-UL-DL pattern period configured by dl-UL-TransmissionPeriodicity in TDD-UL-DL-ConfigCommon.

·       FFS: Further details

FFS: Details when two TDD-UL-DL patterns are configured.

 

Agreement: (confirmed as shown in Thursday session)r

A slot can consist of SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols.

Symbol-level granularity is supported for semi-static indication of SBFD subband time location.

 

Agreement:

The maximum number of UL subbands for SBFD operation in an SBFD symbol within a TDD carrier is one.

The UL subband can be located at one side of the carrier or can be located at the middle part of the carrier.

For semi-static indication of SBFD subband frequency location, down-select from the following options.

·       Option 1: Frequency locations of UL subband and DL subband(s) are explicitly configured. Guardband(s) if any are implicitly derived as the RBs which are not within UL subband or DL subband(s).

·       Option 2: Frequency location of UL subband and the number of RBs for guardband(s), if any, are explicitly configured. DL subband(s) are implicitly derived as RBs which are not within UL subband or guardband(s).

 

 

R1-2401653         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement

A slot can consist of SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols.

For semi-static indication of SBFD subband time location,

 

Agreement

The subband frequency-domain resources are same across different SBFD symbols within a TDD carrier. Frequency location of cell specific UL subband, and DL subband(s) if explicitly indicated, are indicated with reference to CRB grid.

 

 

R1-2401654         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

Agreement

For discussion purpose, UL subband frequency resources within active UL BWP are called UL usable PRBs and DL subband(s) frequency resources within active DL BWP are called DL usable PRBs.

For determining UL/DL usable PRBs, consider the following options.

·       Option 1: UL usable PRBs are determined as intersection between cell-specific UL subband and active UL BWP in SBFD symbols. DL usable PRBs are determined as intersection between cell-specific DL subband(s) and active DL BWP in SBFD symbols.

·       Option 2: UL/DL usable PRBs are explicitly configured within active UL/DL BWP in SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UE transmission and reception in the SBFD symbols configured in DL and/or flexible in TDD-UL-DL-ConfigCommon,

CLI measurement behaviours for SBFD-aware UE are discussed in agenda item 9.3.3.

RAN1 to discuss SBFD aware UE behaviors in SBFD symbols with interaction with legacy TDD slot configuration indications via TDD-UL-DL-ConfigDedicated and SFI in DCI format 2_0

·       DCI format 2_0 cannot be used to revert SBFD symbol to non-SBFD symbol

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UE transmission and reception in an SBFD symbol, consider the following options to determine link direction, i.e. whether to transmit or to receive in the SBFD symbol.

·       Option 1: UE determines link direction based on configured/scheduled transmissions/receptions and collision handling (if any).

·       Option 2: link direction is indicated by gNB explicitly.

Other options are not precluded.

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs, collisions between DL reception in DL subband(s) and UL transmission in UL subband in a SBFD symbol may be addressed or alleviated with proper scheduling. The following cases of potential collisions, [if link direction indication is not supported or provided], can be further studied to see if any change to the current specs is necessary:

Note: In addition to collision between UL transmission and DL reception in the same SBFD symbol(s), collision between UL transmission and DL reception in different symbol(s) due to lack of sufficient transition time between Tx/Rx at UE side is also included.

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

UE in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode for random access is for study only until decision is made in RAN#104 to proceed to normative work.

 

R1-2401218         SBFD Random access operation   Ericsson

·       Proposal 1: RAN1 to consider whether existing PRACH configurations together with improved preamble detection methods may be used to increase cell range.

·       Proposal 2: RAN1 to focus on enhancing the provided PRACH configuration instead of providing an additional complete PRACH configuration.

·       Proposal 3: RAN1 to agree on one of the following objectives and specification approaches with SBFD PRACH:

o   [Increasing coverage and/or range, by allowing longer PRACH formats in UL subbands and UL slots, or]

o   Increase capacity and/or reduce latency, by introducing new RO validation rules in UL subbands for legacy PRACH.

·       Proposal 4: RAN1 will not specify any new PRACH formats or configuration tables in Rel-19 SBFD.

·       Proposal 5: Agree on whether or not long PRACH formats are supported.

·       Proposal 6: The following design requirements for SBFD PRACH shall be followed:

o   Legacy SSB-to-RO mapping must remain unchanged, and

o   Legacy and SBFD ROs must not collide for different SSBs.

·       Proposal 7: Introduce new validation rules such that ROs fully located within SBFD symbols and UL subband are valid for SBFD capable UEs.

·       Proposal 8: Agree on whether to reuse the existing SSB-to-RO mapping or to configure an independent SSB-to-RO mapping for SBFD.

·       Proposal 9: Further study the need for separate SBFD PRACH power control.

·       Proposal 10: Await general work for PDSCH, PUSCH before specifying RA-specific behavior in Msg2, 3 and 4.

·       Proposal 11: An SBFD UE transmitting a legacy preamble at a legacy RO continues to perform legacy RA.

·       Proposal 12: RAN1 to await general SBFD PUSCH progress in AI 9.3.1 before specifying any RACH specific SBFD PUSCH enhancements.

Decision: The document is noted.

 

R1-2400054         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum Communications, BUPT

R1-2400109         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2400153         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2400178         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2400242         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2400270         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2400301         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE

R1-2400326         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2400433         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2400558         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            xiaomi

R1-2400607         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2400651         Random access in SBFD symbols   Sharp

R1-2400661         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2400688         Discussion on enhancements for SBFD random access operations              InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2400732         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2400803         Discussion on random access for subband non-overlapping full duplex   NEC

R1-2400827         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2400839         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2400853         SBFD RACH operations   Sony

R1-2400877         Discussion on Random Access for subband non-overlapping full duplex   SK Telecom

R1-2401012         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2401084         SBFD random access operation       Lenono

R1-2401117         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2401189         Discussion on SBFD operation to UE in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode for random access    ITRI

R1-2401192         Random access procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2401210         Discussion on random access operation on SBFD symbols              Fujitsu

R1-2401215         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS

R1-2401228         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2401250         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2401295         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            MediaTek Inc.

R1-2401441         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

 

R1-2401676         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday session

Working assumption:

For SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, support CBRA and CFRA in SBFD symbols.

 

Conclusion

No new PRACH format is introduced in Rel-19 duplex WI.

 

Agreement:

For random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, at least consider the following options:

·       Option 1: Use one single RACH configuration with possible enhancement

o   The ROs within UL subband in SBFD symbols can be valid for SBFD-aware UE

o   FFS: Further details

·       Option 2: Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration

o   The ROs within UL subband in SBFD symbols configured by the additional RACH configuration can be valid for SBFD-aware UE

o   FFS: Further details

Agreement:

For SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, support Type-1 random access procedure (4-step RACH) in SBFD symbols.

·       FFS Type-2 random access procedure (2-step RACH)

 

R1-2401677         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Conclusion

If PRACH is allowed in SBFD symbols for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode, RAN1 observed the following:

 

For future meetings

Companies to consider whether the existing random access configuration tables for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-3 for FR1 and Table 6.3.3.2-4 for FR2) need to be enhanced.

 

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, at least PRACH without repetition is supported in SBFD symbols.

 

 

R1-2401678         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, further study the following two options:

·       Option 1: a valid RO can only be on SBFD symbols or on non-SBFD symbols

o   a configured RO across SBFD and non-SBFD symbols in the same slot or across slots is invalid

·       Option 2: a valid RO can be across SBFD and non-SBFD symbols in the same slot or across slots

RAN1 to leverage the study in Rel-18 as baseline.

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, at least further study whether/how to enable Msg2, Msg3 and Msg4 related transmission/reception in SBFD symbols taking into account the following aspects:

·       Msg2[/Msg4 PDSCH] reception in DL subband(s)

·       Msg3 PUSCH[/Msg4 HARQ-ACK PUCCH] frequency resource allocation and frequency hopping

·       Msg3 repetition

·       Msg3 PUSCH[/Msg4 HARQ-ACK PUCCH] power control

·       FFS whether/how gNB to identify whether a UE is SBFD aware UE or non-SBFD aware UE

Note: Strive to make progress in accordance to the discussion in AI 9.3.1.

 

 

For future meetings

In RAN1#116bis meeting, at least the following issues will be discussed:

·       Whether to support random access in SBFD symbols for UEs in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode.

·       Details of the two options for configuring ROs for SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED mode, including RO validation rules, SSB-RO mapping rules, whether/how to allow SBFD aware UE and non-SBFD aware UE to use different PRACH preamble formats.

·       Whether/how to support separate PRACH power control parameters configuration in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols.

·       Whether/how to enhance the existing random access configuration tables for unpaired spectrum.

·       Whether/how to support PRACH repetition.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2400110         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

·       Proposal 1: To facilitate effective down-selection, prioritize the CLI handling schemes with performance evaluations.

·       Proposal 2: Support gNB-to-gNB channel measurement based beam nulling to suppress gNB-gNB co-channel CLI.

·       Proposal 3: For gNB-to-gNB channel measurement, support information exchange of measure resource configuration between gNBs.

·       Proposal 4: Support CSI-RS port expansion to facilitate gNB-to-gNB channel measurement, considering the following gNB-to-gNB channel characteristics to reduce the overhead of CSI-RS:

o   gNB-to-gNB channel has a larger coherent time than gNB-UE channel.

o   gNB-to-gNB channel has a larger coherent bandwidth than gNB-UE channel.

·       Proposal 5: For gNB-to-gNB CLI measurement, support information exchange of measurement resource configuration, e.g., NZP CSI-RS, between gNBs.

·       Proposal 6: Support non-transparent UL resource muting based scheme and introduce rate matching mechanism with RE symbol level granularity for PUSCH.

o   SRS-like comb mapping pattern can be considered

·       Proposal 7: Reducing DL Tx power will cause negative impact on DL performance, thus should be deprioritized.

·       Proposal 8: Support L3 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting with some necessary enhancements and deprioritize L1/L2 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting.

·       Proposal 9: Spatial domain coordination is deprioritized for UE-to-UE co-channel CLI handling.

Decision: The document is noted.

 

R1-2400055         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2400156         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2400179         Discussion on SBFD CLI Handling Tejas Network Limited

R1-2400243         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2400302         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE

R1-2400327         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2400434         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2400559         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        xiaomi

R1-2400608         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2400689         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operations       InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2400733         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2400776         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Fujitsu

R1-2400804         CLI handling for NR duplex operation          NEC

R1-2400828         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2400835         Cross-link interference management for duplexing evolution              Lenovo

R1-2400840         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2400854         CLI handling for SBFD     Sony

R1-2401013         Views on CLI handling     Apple

R1-2401118         Discussion on CLI handling for sub-band full duplex (SBFD)              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2401216         Discussion on CLI handling for evolution of NR duplex operation              WILUS

R1-2401219         CLI handling       Ericsson

R1-2401229         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2401246         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Inc.

R1-2401251         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2401274         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

R1-2401296         Discussion on CLI handling in SBFD            MediaTek Inc.

R1-2401442         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

 

R1-2401633         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Conclusion

For the down-selection of gNB-to-gNB co-channel CLI handling schemes and UE-to-UE co-channel CLI handling schemes, at least the following aspects should be considered:

 

Agreement

Consider the following candidate gNB-to-gNB co-channel CLI handling schemes for further down-selection

Note: gNB-to-gNB co-channel CLI and/or channel measurements can be the enablers for some of the above CLI handling schemes.

 

Agreement

Consider the following candidate UE-to-UE co-channel CLI handling schemes for further down-selection

·       UE-to-UE co-channel CLI measurement and reporting

·       Coordinated scheduling in time and/or frequency

·       Spatial domain based schemes

·       Power control based schemes

·       Note: UE-to-UE co-channel CLI measurement and reporting can be the enablers for some of the above CLI handling schemes.

Agreement

gNB Tx power control based schemes are not considered in the down-selection of gNB-to-gNB co-channel CLI handling schemes.

 

 

R1-2401634         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, CLI measurements is performed within the active DL BWP and the following can be considered

Note: If DL subband, UL subband or guard band is outside the active DL BWP, the above methods does not apply.

Note: Method#4 does not imply that guard band is explicitly configured.

 

For future meetings

Companies are to refer to Proposal 2-2a (gNB-gNB CLI handling) and Proposal 3-2a (UE to UE CLI handling) in R1-2401635 for future meetings. Companies are encouraged to provide additional details on potential spec impact and operational details of their preferred CLI handling scheme for further down-selection in RAN1#116bis.

 

 

Final summary in R1-2401635.


 RAN1#116-bis

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-240789 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[116bis-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

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9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2401980         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2401994         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2402102         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2402124         On SBFD TX RX and measurement procedures          InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2402165         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE

R1-2402168         Discussion for SBFD TX RX measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2402239         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2402325         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2402380         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2402403         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Network Limited

R1-2402463         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2402508         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2402532         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Langbo

R1-2402562         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2402595         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2402663         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2402687         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2402795         Discussion on Tx/Rx/measurement procedures for SBFD operation             Fujitsu

R1-2402803         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2402807         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2402817         Tx Rx procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2402824         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2402878         Views on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Apple

R1-2402910         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2402925         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2402964         SBFD operations Sony

R1-2403017         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2403057         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

R1-2403071         SBFD procedures in RRC_CONNECTED mode         Sharp

R1-2403162         Views on SBFD TX/RX measurement procedures      Lenovo

R1-2403191         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2403215         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Inc.

R1-2403241         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2403264         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2403307         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures KT Corp.

R1-2403323         Discussions on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2403369         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS

R1-2403377         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX operation         CableLabs

 

R1-2403472         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Monday session

Agreement

A symbol configured as SBFD symbol via cell-specific configuration cannot be reverted to a non-SBFD symbol via any UE-specific configuration or group-common signaling.

A symbol not configured as SBFD symbol via cell-specific configuration cannot be reverted to an SBFD symbol via any UE-specific configuration or group-common signaling.

 

Agreement:

For frequency resource allocation Type 0 for PDSCH or PUSCH in a single slot by DCI based scheduling (without repetition or TBoMS), when an assigned RBG overlaps with the subband boundary, only the PRBs within DL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PDSCH reception and only the PRBs within UL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PUSCH transmission.

·       SBFD aware UE does not expect to be assigned with a RBG for PDSCH which is fully outside DL usable PRBs or a RBG for PUSCH which is fully outside UL usable PRBs.

 

R1-2403473         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

Study the feasibility and enhancements to support separate power control and/or spatial relation for SRS, PUCCH and PUSCH in SBFD and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, including repetition and non-repetition, by considering existing schemes, e.g. multi-TRP PUCCH/PUSCH repetition schemes.

 

Agreement

For frequency domain resource allocation Type 1 for PDSCH in a single slot scheduled at least by DCI format in USS, discuss and decide whether/which of the following options is supported.

 

Agreement

For cell-specific configuration of frequency locations of SBFD subbands,

·       Option 1: Cell-specific frequency locations of SBFD subbands are separately configured for each SCS configuration in SCS-SpecificCarrierList.

o   For each SCS configuration, the reference starting PRB is the PRB determined by the SCS configuration and offsetToCarrier corresponding to this subcarrier spacing.

Agreement

For an SPS PDSCH configuration without repetitions, if the reception occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each reception occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, discuss and decide whether/which of the following option(s) are supported.

For a CG PUSCH configuration without repetitions, if the transmission occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each transmission occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, discuss and decide whether/which of the following option(s) are supported.

 

 

R1-2403474         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement

If link direction indication is not supported nor provided for a SBFD symbol, for collision Case 2 (semi-statically configured DL reception vs. dynamically scheduled UL transmission) in the SBFD symbol for SBFD-aware UEs, reuse the existing collision handling principles in NR for operation on flexible symbols on a single carrier in unpaired spectrum, i.e. UE does not receive DL channel/signal.

·       The above does not imply link direction indication is supported

·       FFS on dynamically scheduled UL transmission with repetition

Agreement

If link direction indication is not supported nor provided for a SBFD symbol, for collision Case 1 (dynamically scheduled DL reception vs. semi-statically configured UL transmission) in the SBFD symbol for SBFD-aware UEs, reuse the existing collision handling principles and timeline in NR for operation on flexible symbols on a single carrier in unpaired spectrum, i.e. UL transmission is cancelled if cancellation timeline is met.

·       The above does not imply link direction indication is supported

·       FFS on dynamically scheduled DL reception with repetition

Agreement

For PDSCH repetitions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, and for multi-PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, where each PDSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, discuss and decide whether/which of the following option(s) are supported.

·       Option 1: Separate FDRA configuration/indications/interpretations for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

·       Option 2: Single FDRA configuration/indication for one symbol type (SBFD or non-SBFD symbol) and RB offset(s) configuration/indication/determination to determine resource for the other symbol type

·       Option 3: A PDSCH in a slot overlapping with RBs outside DL usable PRBs in SBFD symbols is invalid, e.g. the PDSCH in the slot is dropped

·       Option 4: Only PDSCH in one symbol type is valid and PDSCH in the other symbol type is invalid

·       Option 5: For a PDSCH in a slot overlapping with RBs outside DL usable PRBs in SBFD symbols, only the assigned PRBs within DL usable PRBs are considered to be valid

·       Option 6: gNB does not schedule any PDSCH in SBFD symbols in a slot to be overlapping with PRBs outside DL usable PRBs

·       Other options are not precluded

·       FFS: Applicable conditions

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition type-A across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, and for multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, where each PUSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, and for TBoMS across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, where each transmission within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols, discuss and decide whether/which of the following option(s) are supported.

·       Option 1: Separate FDRA configuration/indications/interpretations for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

·       Option 2: Single FDRA configuration/indication for one symbol type (SBFD or non-SBFD symbol) and RB offset(s) configuration/indication/determination to determine resource for the other symbol type

·       Option 3: A PUSCH in a slot overlapping with RBs outside UL usable PRBs in SBFD symbols is invalid, e.g. the PUSCH in the slot is dropped/postponed

·       Option 4: Only PUSCH in one symbol type is valid and PUSCH in the other symbol type is invalid

·       Option 5: For a PUSCH in a slot overlapping with RBs outside UL usable PRBs in SBFD symbols, only the assigned PRBs within UL usable PRBs are considered to be valid

·       Option 6: gNB does not schedule any PUSCH in SBFD symbols in a slot to be overlapping with PRBs outside UL usable PRBs

·       Other options are not precluded

·       FFS: Applicable conditions

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

UE in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode for random access is for study only until decision is made in RAN#104 to proceed to normative work.

 

R1-2401981         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2401995         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2402103         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum Communications, BUPT

R1-2402125         Enhancements on SBFD random access operations     InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2402166         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE

R1-2402169         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2402240         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2402326         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2402381         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2402404         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2402464         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2402509         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2402533         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Langbo

R1-2402563         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2402596         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc.

R1-2402664         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2402688         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2402715         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2402747         Discussion on SBFD for random access operation      SK Telecom

R1-2402755         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2402808         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ITRI

R1-2402818         Random access procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2402831         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2402879         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2402911         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2402926         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2402929         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2402965         SBFD RACH operation     Sony

R1-2403018         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2403072         Random access in SBFD symbols   Sharp

R1-2403192         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2403242         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2403265         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2403332         On SBFD random access operation Google Inc.

R1-2403370         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS

 

R1-2403468         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Monday session

Agreement

Confirm the working assumption:

Working assumption:

For SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, support CBRA and CFRA in SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement

For Option 1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration with possible enhancement) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, consider the following alternatives to derive the time and frequency resources of the configured ROs in SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement

For Option 1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration with possible enhancement) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, no separate prach-ConfigurationIndex to be configured in this option.

 

Agreement

For Option 1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration with possible enhancement) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, use existing random access configurations tables for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-3 for FR1 and Table 6.3.3.2-4 for FR2 in TS38.211).

 

Agreement

For Option 1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration with possible enhancement) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state,

Note: For the case that all the SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, there is no restriction that all the configured ROs in SBFD symbols should be within the UL usable PRBs.

 

 

R1-2403469         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Working Assumption

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, both RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration, and only based on the existing parameters of the single RACH configuration) and RACH configuration Option 2 (i.e., Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration) are supported. Enabling both options at the same time for a UE is not supported.

UE is not required to support both options.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2 (i.e., Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, down-select (in RAN1#117) from the following alternatives:

For the legacy-ROs configured by legacy RACH configuration, the legacy RO validation rules and the legacy SSB-RO mapping rules are followed for SBFD aware UEs.

 

 

Proposal

Support random access in SBFD symbols for UEs in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode.

R1-2403437         SBFD Random access operation   Ericsson              (rev of R1-2402804)

 

 

R1-2403470         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, and for RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration, and only based on the existing parameters of the single RACH configuration),

·       For the legacy-ROs, including the ROs in non-SBFD symbols and the ROs in SBFD symbols configured as flexible by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon (if any), the legacy SSB-RO mapping is followed.

·       For the ROs in SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, separate SSB-RO mapping will be used

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2 (i.e., Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration,

·       For FR2, consider from the following alternatives:

o   Alt 1: use existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-4 in TS38.211)

§  FFS whether to introduce new parameter(s) to determine the slot number for ROs in SBFD symbols.

o   Alt 3: Introduce new entries on top of existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-4 in TS38.211)

·       For FR1, consider from the following alternatives:

o   Alt 1: Use existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-3 in TS38.211)

§  FFS whether to introduce new parameter(s) to determine the subframe number for ROs in SBFD symbols.

o   Alt 2: Use existing random access configurations table for paired spectrum/supplementary uplink (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-2 in TS38.211)

o   Alt 3: Introduce new entries on top of existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-3 in TS38.211)

 

Final summary in R1-2403789.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2401996         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2402104         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2402126         On CLI handling for SBFD operations          InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2402167         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE

R1-2402170         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2402241         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2402327         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2402382         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2402465         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2402564         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2402597         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD system             MediaTek Inc.

R1-2402665         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2402689         Discussion on SBFD CLI handling Transsion Holdings

R1-2402751         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2402805         CLI handling       Ericsson

R1-2402825         CLI handling for NR duplex operation          NEC

R1-2402880         Views on CLI handling     Apple

R1-2402923         Cross-link interference management for duplexing evolution              Lenovo

R1-2402927         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2402966         CLI handling for SBFD     Sony

R1-2403019         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2403044         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2403046         Considerations and Recommendations for CLI mitigation for Subband Full Duplex         Charter Communications, Inc

R1-2403058         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

R1-2403193         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2403243         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2403266         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2403330         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Inc.

R1-2403371         Discussion on CLI handling for evolution of NR duplex operation              WILUS

 

R1-2403512         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Monday session

For future RAN1 meetings:

For the down-selection of gNB-to-gNB CLI handling scheme(s) and UE-to-UE CLI handling scheme(s), companies are encouraged to check whether the candidate co-channel CLI handling scheme can be applicable for inter-operator and/or intra-operator adjacent channel CLI handling.

·       Note: Whether flexible symbol(s)/slot(s) with SBFD subband configurations can be convert into DL/UL symbols by TDD-UL-DL-ConfigDedicated is discussed under AI 9.3.1.

·       Note: Whether UE-specific SBFD subband time domain location indication is supported is discussed under AI 9.3.1.

Agreement (updated as shown in red in Thursday session)

If beam nulling is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·       Information exchange of measurement resource configuration, i.e., NCD-SSB and periodic NZP CSI-RS.

·       [Information exchange of CLI-mitigation request] à Comeback on Wednesday

·       [Information exchange of CLI-mitigation report] à Comeback on Wednesday

Agreement

If beam pairing is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·       Information exchange of measurement resource configuration, i.e., SSB and/or periodic NZP CSI-RS

·       Information exchange of recommended/not-recommended DL beam information and associated resource configuration

 

R1-2403513         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

If non-transparent UL resource muting is supported for interference covariance matrix measurement for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·       Definition and indication of UL resource muting pattern

·       Collision with DMRS/PTRS

·       PUSCH resource mapping, i.e., rate-matching around the muted REs

·       UCI resource determination

·       Power allocation in symbols with muted REs considering potential impact to phase continuity

·       TB size determination

Note: The existing reference signal time-frequency resource pattern, e.g., PT-RS, comb-2 SRS, are the candidates for the UL resource muting pattern.

Note: Consider pattern without adverse impact on PAPR

Note: The potential impact on transmit signal quality/MPR requirement may need to checked with RAN4.

Note: The above does not apply for PUSCH transmission during random access procedures.

 

Agreement

If non-transparent UL resource muting is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI measurement for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·       Definition and indication of UL resource muting pattern

·       Collision with DMRS/PTRS

·       PUSCH resource mapping, i.e., rate-matching around the muted REs

·       UCI resource determination

·       Power allocation in symbols with muted REs considering potential impact to phase continuity

·       TB size determination

·       Exchange of information across gNBs on measurement resources

Note: The existing reference signal time-frequency resource pattern, e.g., CSI-RS, are used to determine the UL resource muting pattern.

Note: Consider pattern without adverse impact on PAPR

Note: The potential impact on transmit signal quality/MPR requirement may need to checked with RAN4.

Note: The above does not apply for PUSCH transmission during random access procedures.

 

Agreement

Consider the following alternatives for down selection in RAN1#117.

Alt.1:

If L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting based on existing CSI framework are supported for UE-to-UE CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

Alt.2:

If L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting based on existing CSI framework are supported for UE-to-UE CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

Alt.3:

If L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting based on existing CSI framework are supported for UE-to-UE CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

Note: The new measurements on CLI-IMR are included in the interference measurement term for the existing report quantities, i.e., CQI, L1-SINR.

 

Agreement

UL Tx power control based schemes are not considered in the down-selection of gNB-to-gNB CLI handling and UE-to-UE CLI handling schemes.

·       Note: Support of UL Tx power control enhancements can be discussed in AI 9.3.1 and 9.3.2 (for PRACH only).

 

R1-2403514         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

If coordinated scheduling in time and/or frequency is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling and UE-to-UE CLI handling, the following is recommended to be specified

·       Information exchange of semi-static cell-specific SBFD time and frequency location configuration

Conclusion

L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting based on event triggered based reporting are not considered for UE-to-UE CLI handling in Rel-19.


 RAN1#117

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-240789 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[117-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2403874         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2403892         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2403904         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2403911         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures         Ericsson

R1-2403934         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2404007         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE

R1-2404023         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2404047         Discussion on SBFD TX RX and measurement procedures              InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2404057         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2404112         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2404174         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2404281         Views on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Apple

R1-2404317         SBFD procedures in RRC_CONNECTED mode         Sharp

R1-2404348         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Inc.

R1-2404398         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2404425         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2404453         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2404497         SBFD Operations Sony

R1-2404516         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2404591         Discussion on Tx/Rx/Measurement procedures for SBFD operation             Fujitsu

R1-2404595         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2404615         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2404732         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Langbo

R1-2404772         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2404792         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2404816         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2404865         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2404955         Views on SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures     Lenovo

R1-2405039         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2405060         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2405112         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2405123         Discussions on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2405152         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2405199         Tx Rx procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2405240         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

R1-2405259         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures KT Corp.

R1-2405280         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2405422         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Monday session

Agreement

For CSI report associated with periodic/semi-persistent CSI-RS, discuss and decide whether to support the following options.

 

Working Assumption

For frequency resource allocation for CSI-RS across downlink subbands for SBFD-aware UEs, support one contiguous CSI-RS resource allocation with non-contiguous CSI-RS resource derived by excluding frequency resources outside DL usable PRBs.

·       No impact on CSI-RS sequence generation.

·       CSI-RS sequence mapping is applied to CSI-RS resources within DL usable PRBs only (effectively, this is same as the case when the CSI-RS sequence mapped to the RBs outside the DL usable PRBs are punctured).

·       RAN1 to further study the impact on CSI processing timeline in SBFD symbols to process the CSI-RS across the two DL subbands.

 

R1-2405423         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For a single TRP scenario, support separate UL power control for PUSCH/PUCCH/SRS transmissions in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

 

Agreement

For a contiguous CSI-RS resource which overlaps with SBFD subband boundaries, only CSI-RS frequency resources within DL usable PRBs are valid for SBFD-aware.

·       No impact on CSI-RS sequence generation

·       CSI-RS sequence mapping is applied to CSI-RS resources within DL usable PRBs only (effectively, this is same as the case when the CSI-RS sequence mapped to the RBs outside the DL usable PRBs are punctured)

 

Agreement

For a CSI reporting subband which overlaps with at least one PRB within DL usable PRBs and one or more PRBs outside DL usable PRBs, the CSI reporting subband includes PRB(s) within DL usable PRBs only.

 

Agreement

If link direction indication is not supported nor provided for a SBFD symbol, for collision Case 4 (dynamically scheduled DL reception vs. dynamically scheduled UL transmission) in a SBFD symbol for SBFD-aware UEs, it is considered as an error case if a dynamically scheduled DL reception in DL subband(s) without repetitions overlaps with a dynamically scheduled UL transmission in UL subband without repetitions.

 

Agreement

If link direction indication is not supported nor provided for a SBFD symbol, collision Case 3 (semi-statically configured DL reception vs. semi-statically configured UL transmission) in the SBFD symbol for SBFD-aware UEs is an error case.

 

Agreement

For UL transmissions and DL receptions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots (each transmission/reception within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols) for an SBFD aware UE, the SBFD-aware UE is provided with one of the configurations.

·       Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only

·       Configuration 2: The transmissions/receptions can be in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

·       FFS granularity of the configuration, e.g. per UE, per channel/signal etc.

·       FFS whether support of configuration 2 is subject to UE capability

 

 

R1-2405424         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For RRC connected mode UEs, SBFD subband time period:

·       When only one TDD-UL-DL pattern is configured, the period is the same as TDD-UL-DL pattern period configured by dl-UL-TransmissionPeriodicity in TDD-UL-DL-ConfigCommon.

·       When two TDD-UL-DL patterns are configured, the period is the same as the sum of the two TDD-UL-DL pattern periods configured by dl-UL-TransmissionPeriodicity in TDD-UL-DL-ConfigCommon.

 

Agreement

For cell-specific indication of SBFD subband frequency location, adopt the following option.

·       Option 1: Frequency locations of UL subband and DL subband(s) are explicitly configured. Guardband(s) if any are implicitly derived as the RBs which are not within UL subband or DL subband(s).

Agreement (modified as shown in red in Thursday session)

For frequency domain resource allocation Type 1 for PDSCH in a single slot scheduled at least by DCI format in USS when PRG is determined as one of the values among {2, 4},

 

Agreement

Support separate FH offsets for PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols respectively.

·       FFS: How to indicate/determine the FH offsets for PUSCH transmissions in SBFD and non-SBFD symbols, respectively.

·       FFS: Whether/how to update FH calculation to only consider the UL usable PRBs

 

R1-2405425         Summary #4 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For frequency resource allocation Type 0 for PDSCH or PUSCH in a single slot by DCI based scheduling (without repetition or TBoMS), when an assigned RBG overlaps with the subband boundary, the number of PRBs for TBS determination is based on the assigned PRBs within DL usable PRBs only and assigned PRBs within UL usable PRBs only for PDSCH and PUSCH respectively.

 

Agreement

Re-use the existing collision handling principles for NR TDD that SSB is prioritized over configured UL transmission and dynamically scheduled UL transmission

·       FFS whether a slot consisting of SSB symbols is considered as a full DL slot or SSB symbols configured with SBFD subbands are SBFD symbols and only DL receptions within DL usable PRBs are allowed for SBFD aware UEs.

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

UE in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode for random access is for study only until decision is made in RAN#104 to proceed to normative work.

 

R1-2403873         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2403893         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2403905         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2403912         SBFD random access operation       Ericsson

R1-2403935         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2404008         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE

R1-2404024         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum Communications, BUPT

R1-2404048         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2404056         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2404058         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2405349         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung              (rev of R1-2404113)

R1-2404175         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2404282         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2404318         Random access in SBFD symbols   Sharp

R1-2404399         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2404426         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2404454         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2404498         SBFD PRACH Operations Sony

R1-2404517         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc.

R1-2404597         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2404616         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2404661         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2404678         Discussion on SBFD for random access operation      SK Telecom

R1-2404696         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2404733         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Langbo

R1-2404740         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Hyundai Motor Company

R1-2404773         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2404804         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2404817         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2404866         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2404934         On SBFD random access operation Google Inc.

R1-2405040         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2405061         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2405097         Discussion on SBFD Random Access operation          KT Corp.

R1-2405113         Discussion on SBFD random access operation for SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state    ITRI

R1-2405153         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2405200         Random access procedure for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2405281         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2405375         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

Presented in Monday session.

 

R1-2405376         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation          Moderator (CMCC)

R1-2405377         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

A RO across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in the same slot or across slots is invalid by default.

A configured RO starting from SBFD symbol and ending in non-SBFD symbol either in the same slot or across different slots can be valid based on network configuration. This is only supported for RACH configuration option 2 and only supported for the ROs configured by the additional RACH configuration. If network configures such RO as a valid RO, UE should treat the RO as an additional-RO in SBFD symbols, and the followings are assumed by network and UE:

·       The same frequency resources are used for both the SBFD segment and non-SBFD segment of the PRACH.

·       The same UL transmit power is used for both the SBFD segment and non-SBFD segment of the PRACH.

·       The same UL spatial domain filter is used for both the SBFD segment and non-SBFD segment of the PRACH.

·       UE doesn’t stop PRACH transmission in the transition period/gap (if any) between SBFD and non-SBFD symbols

·       There are no phase coherency requirements on the UE between the SBFD segment and non-SBFD segment of the PRACH.

·       Other assumptions are not precluded.

NOTE: For FR2, network may need to ensure that the additional-RO and the legacy RO, which overlap with each other in time domain, are mapped to the same SSB.

 

Agreement

Support random access in SBFD symbols for UEs in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode.

 

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption.

Working Assumption

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, both RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1 (i.e., use one single RACH configuration, and only based on the existing parameters of the single RACH configuration) and RACH configuration Option 2 (i.e., Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration) are supported. Enabling both options at the same time for a UE is not supported.

·       For Option 1 with Alt 1-1, FFS whether/how to reinterpret msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon, RO validation rules and SSB-RO mapping rules, etc.

·       For Option 2, FFS the RO validation rules, SSB-RO mapping rules, whether all the parameters currently in rach-ConfigCommon are necessary to be included in the additional RACH configuration, etc.

UE is not required to support both options.

 

 

R1-2405656         Summary#4 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Conclusion

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, and for RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1:

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, and for RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for the ROs in SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, consider whether additional condition(s) on top of what was agreed in RAN1#116bis for RO validation are necessary. For example,

·       Condition#1: A valid RO starts at least X>=0 (FFS the value) symbols after a last downlink non-SBFD symbol.

·       Condition#2: A valid RO starts at least X>0 (FFS the value) symbols after the SSB.

·       Condition#3: A valid RO does not precede a SSB in the PRACH slot.

Agreement

Update the following agreement made in RAN1#116-bis meeting:

For RACH configuration Option 2 (i.e., Use two separate RACH configurations, including one legacy RACH configuration and one additional RACH configuration) to support random access operation for SBFD-aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration,

 

 

Final summary in R1-2405657.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2403875         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2403894         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling          Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2403906         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2403913         SBFD CLI handling           Ericsson

R1-2403936         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2404009         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE

R1-2404025         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2404049         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2404114         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2404176         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2404222         Aspects for further discussion on CLI            Deutsche Telekom

R1-2404283         Views on CLI handling     Apple

R1-2404400         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2404455         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2404499         CLI Handling for SBFD    Sony

R1-2404518         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD system             MediaTek Inc.

R1-2404530         Cross-link interference management for duplexing evolution              Lenovo

R1-2404617         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2404662         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2404726         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2404774         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2404818         Discussion on SBFD CLI handling Transsion Holdings

R1-2404867         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2404935         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Inc.

R1-2405041         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2405062         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2405154         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2405241         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

R1-2405282         Discussion on CLI handling for evolution of NR duplex operation              WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2405468         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Monday session

Agreement

Update the agreement in RAN1#116bis (changes mark in red) as follows

If beam nulling is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·     Information exchange of measurement resource configuration, i.e., periodic NZP CSI-RS

·     Information exchange of CLI-mitigation request.

·     Note: No normative behavior is implied for the gNB receiving the CLI-mitigation request. No need to further send a stop message for CLI mitigation. Detailed signaling can be discussed in RAN3.

Agreement

If non-transparent UL resource muting is supported for gNB-to-gNB CLI handling, Option 1 is recommended to be specified

·     Option 1: Comb-2 for both DFT-S-OFDM and CP-OFDM

·     Note: Additional details can be discussed within RAN1#117.

·     Note: Power boosting is assumed for REs in the symbol with UL resource muting. FFS: Details.

·     Above is subject to separate UE capability (including separate capabilities for DFT-S-OFDM and CP-OFDM).

 

R1-2405469         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

If spatial domain-based schemes are supported for UE-to-UE CLI handling for FR2, the following are recommended to be specified

·         Rx beams configuration for UE-to-UE CLI measurement

·         Note: The above is subject to a separate optional UE capability.

 

Agreement

Agree the updated Alt.1 (changes in red) for L1 based UE-to-UE co-channel CLI measurement and reporting

Alt.1:

If L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting based on existing CSI framework are supported for UE-to-UE CLI handling, the following are recommended to be specified

·       Measurement resources

o   Periodic, semi-persistent, or aperiodic measurement resource (set) i.e., SRS-RSRP resource or CLI-RSSI resource

§  Note: The measurement resources for SRS-RSRP are based on the existing legacy RS patterns

o   Rx beams configuration for UE-to-UE CLI measurement (if spatial domain coordination is supported)

·       Measurement reporting

o   Periodic, semi-persistent or At least Aperiodic reporting on PUSCH

§  Note: Periodic and semi-persistent reporting can be considered

§  Note: Aperiodic reporting on PUCCH can be considered

o   New report quantities: e.g. L1-SRS-RSRP, L1-CLI-RSSI and/or RS indexes

§  Note: At least wideband reporting is supported

o   UCI bits generation

o   UCI omission rule

o   Priority rules for multiple CSI reporting

o   CSI processing unit and CPU occupation rule

o   Timeline and related UE behaviours

o   Note: The existing UCI omission rule, CSI processing unit, CPU occupation rule and timeline for L1 beam reporting are reused for L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting as starting point.

·       CLI measurement accuracy requirement [RAN4]

Alt3 will not be considered in the downselection (i.e. only Alt 1 and Alt 2 will be considered)

 

 

R1-2405470         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

Presented in Wednesday session.

 

R1-2405641         Summary #4 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For enhancements for CLI handling, the following are recommended from RAN1's perspective:

 

 

R1-2405641         Summary #4 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)


 RAN1#118

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[118-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2405815         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2405831         Discussion for SBFD TX RX measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2405847         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2405907         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2405933         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2405940         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2405984         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2406059         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2406087         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2406102         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2406134         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2406181         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2406209         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Kookmin University

R1-2406237         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2406283         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2406314         Discussion on Tx/Rx/measurement procedures for SBFD operation             Fujitsu

R1-2406367         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2406470         SBFD Operations Sony

R1-2406568         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2406578         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              HONOR

R1-2406596         Discussions on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2406598         Views on SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures     Lenovo

R1-2406649         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2406684         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2406691         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2406702         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2406707         PRG allocation for SBFD  ASUS

R1-2406725         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2406749         Discussion on TX RX and measurement procedures for SBFD operation             InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2406800         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects Sharp

R1-2406835         Views on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Apple

R1-2406929         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2406963         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2407028         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2407067         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2407084         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CEWiT

R1-2407158         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2407218         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For configuration of SBFD symbols within a TDD-UL-DL pattern period, the following parameters are supported

·       A starting slot index

·       A starting symbol index within the starting slot

·       An ending slot index

·       An ending symbol index within the ending slot

Working Assumption

For cell-specific configuration of frequency locations of SBFD UL subband, for each SCS configuration in SCS-SpecificCarrierList for UL, starting RB and bandwidth of SBFD UL subband are indicated by a RIV-based indication as defined in 38.214 setting =275.

For cell-specific configuration of frequency locations of SBFD DL subband(s), for each SCS configuration in SCS-SpecificCarrierList for DL, starting RB and bandwidth of each SBFD DL subband are indicated by a RIV-based indication as defined in 38.214 setting =275.

·       One or two SBFD DL subbands can be configured

Conclusion

If PRG is determined as wideband, UE does not expect to be scheduled with non-contiguous PRBs in SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement

For collision Case 1/2/4 with DL receptions and/or UL transmissions with repetitions, the same collision handling rules and timeline for DL receptions and UL transmissions without repetitions are applied for each repetition.

 

 

R1-2407219         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

Support separate configurations of FH offsets for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, for a type 1 CG PUSCH with Configuration 2.

Support separate configurations of FH offset lists for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, for PUSCH scheduled by DCI and type 2 CG PUSCH.

UE applies the FH offset/FH offset list according to the symbol type of the PUSCH transmissions.

FFS UE behaviour when FH offset/FH offset list is not provided for SBFD symbols, e.g. FH is disabled for PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols, or FH offset/FH offset list for non-SBFD symbols are applied for SBFD symbols etc.

 

Agreement

Support separate frequency configurations for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in the same PUCCH-Resource.

FFS: UE behaviour when no separate configuration is provided for SBFD symbols, e.g. PUCCH transmissions in SBFD symbols for this pucch-ResourceId is not expected, or configurations for non-SBFD symbols are applied for SBFD symbols (in which case it is not expected that the configurations would lead to unexpected transmissions) etc.

 

Working Assumption

For an SPS PDSCH configuration without repetitions, if the reception occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each reception occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), PDSCH repetitions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for multi-PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, where each PDSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2),

 

 

R1-2407220         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only, the valid symbol type is determined as following.

 

Agreement

For UL transmissions and DL receptions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots with Configuration 1,

·       For PUSCH repetition type A with available slot counting, TBoMS and PUCCH repetitions, UE postpones transmissions in the invalid symbol type.

·       For CG PUSCH and SPS PDSCH, P/SP SRS, P/SP CSI-RS, P/SP PUCCH, SP-CSI on PUSCH, PUSCH repetition type A without available slot counting, multi-PUSCH/PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI, and PDSCH repetitions, transmissions/receptions in the invalid symbol type are dropped.

Agreement

For a CG PUSCH configuration without repetitions, if the transmission occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each transmission occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), for PUSCH repetition type-A across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, where each PUSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for TBoMS across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, where each transmission within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2),

 

Agreement

For a single TRP scenario, for separate UL power control for PUSCH/PUCCH/SRS transmissions in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols based on unified TCI state framework, down-select from the following options to support separate configurations of UL power control parameters.

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

R1-2405816         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc.

R1-2405832         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2405848         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2405908         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2405934         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2405941         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2405985         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2406060         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2406088         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2406103         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2406106         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2406135         SBFD Random access operation     Ericsson

R1-2406182         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2406210         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Kookmin University

R1-2406238         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2406284         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2406368         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2406471         SBFD PRACH Operations Sony

R1-2406514         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2406562         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2406569         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2406575         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Hyundai Motor Company

R1-2406650         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2406685         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2406688         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2406703         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2406726         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2406750         On SBFD random access operation InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2406781         On SBFD random access operation Google Ireland Limited

R1-2406801         SBFD random access aspects          Sharp

R1-2406836         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2406886         Discussion on SBFD Random Access operation          KT Corp.

R1-2406930         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2407029         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2407068         Discussion on SBFD random access operation for SBFD aware UEs in RRC CONNECTED state    ITRI

R1-2407085         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CEWiT

R1-2407159         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2407228         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

Extend the previous agreements for UEs in RRC_CONNECTED mode to UEs in RRC_IDLE/INACTIVE mode.

 

Agreement

For RAN1 discussion purpose, ‘additional-ROs’ is defined as the following:

·       For RACH configuration Option 1, additional-ROs include the ROs in SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, and the ROs across SBFD symbols configured as downlink and SBFD symbols configured as flexible by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon.

·       For RACH configuration Option 2, additional-ROs are the ROs configured by the additional RACH configuration.

Agreement

Regarding RO validation for RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, an RO across SBFD symbols configured as downlink and SBFD symbols configured as flexible by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon is treated the same as an RO in SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon.

·       The RO includes at least one DL symbol configured by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for determination of lowest RO of additional-ROs in SBFD symbols, select one from the following alternatives.

·       Alt 1: The parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is applied with no reinterpretation.

·       Alt 2-1: The parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is reinterpreted as the frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs.

·       Alt 2-2: Use a fixed value (e.g., 0) for the frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs.

·       Alt 2-3: The frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs is equal to mod (msg1-FrequencyStart, bandwidth of UL usable PRBs).

·       Alt 2-4: The frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRB is , where the .

·       Note: Other alternatives are not precluded

Agreement (confirmed in Wednesday session)

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for the ROs in SBFD symbols configured as downlink by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, support the following conditions on top of what was agreed in RAN1#116bis for RO validation.

·       Condition#1: A valid RO starts at least Ngap symbols after a last downlink non-SBFD symbol.

·       Condition#2: A valid RO starts at least Ngap symbols after the SSB.

·       Note: The Ngap here is the same as the Ngap in the current specification.

 

R1-2407229         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, the legacy SSB-RO mapping rule is reused for additional-ROs.

·       FFS the association period and association pattern period.

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, at least support the following:

Note: SBFD aware UEs support PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions only within legacy-ROs (not across additional-ROs and legacy ROs) as in legacy releases.

 

Agreement (amended in Thursday session as shown in red)

For RACH configuration Option 2, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration,

 

 

R1-2407230         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs and RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, consider the following options for initial PRACH transmission attempt in one random access procedure:

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs and RACH configuration Option 2, consider the following options for initial PRACH transmission attempt in one random access procedure:

 

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs and RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, consider the following options for PRACH transmission re-attempt in one random access procedure:

 

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs and RACH configuration Option 2, consider the following options for PRACH transmission re-attempt in one random access procedure:

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, support Alt 2-3 (the additional-ROs in non-SBFD symbols configured by additional RACH configuration are invalid for SBFD-aware UEs).

 

Working Assumption

For RACH configuration Option 2, use legacy SSB-RO mapping rule for the additional-ROs configured by the additional RACH configuration, separate from the SSB-RO mapping for the legacy-ROs configured by the legacy RACH configuration.

·       FFS: Whether/How to handle the case where the legacy ROs overlap with additional ROs

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2405817         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD system             MediaTek Inc.

R1-2405833         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2405849         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2405909         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2405935         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2405942         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2405986         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2406061         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2406136         SBFD CLI handling           Ericsson

R1-2406183         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2406239         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2406285         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2406369         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2406472         CLI handling for SBFD     Sony

R1-2406563         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2406570         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2406651         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2406686         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2406716         Further Considerations and Recommendations for CLI mitigation for Subband Full Duplex   Charter Communications, Inc

R1-2406727         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2406751         On CLI handling for SBFD operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2406782         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2406837         Views on CLI handling     Apple

R1-2406931         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2407030         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2407062         Cross-link interference management for duplexing evolution              Lenovo

R1-2407086         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

R1-2407160         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex operation WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2407353         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For the time location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, one of the following options is selected

Note: Above has no implication on how UL muting symbol indication/determination is done.

Note: For both options, there will at most up to 2 UL muting symbols for the PUSCH.

 

Agreement

For the reference point of time location of UL resource muting for PUSCH, Option 1 is supported

·       Option 1: Starting symbol of a slot for both PUSCH mapping type A and type B.

Agreement

Send an LS to RAN3 with the following information (cc: RAN2)

From RAN1 perspective, support information exchange among gNBs of measurement resource configuration for both SSB and periodic NZP-CSI-RS.

From RAN1 perspective, exchange among gNBs of the configuration info for a set of one or more periodic multi-port NZP CSI-RS resources (relevant IE in 38.331 are NZP-CSI-RS-Resource, NZP-CSI-RS-ResourceSet) is supported. Each resource in the set consist of P ports, where 1 ≤ P ≤ Pmax, and Pmax is the largest number of ports for a CSI-RS resource supported in RAN1 specifications (128 in Rel-19).

Strongest DL beam information in the context of NZP-CSI-RS is defined as a CSI-RS Resource Indicator (CRI) value. CRI is a relative index in the range [1 .. N], where N is the number of CSI-RS resources within a set of resources for which the configuration is provided to a gNB.

Strongest DL beam information in the context of SSBs is defined as an SSB index. SSB index is an absolute index among the SSB(s) for which the configuration is provided to a gNB.

Note: RAN1 will not discuss information exchange among gNBs for gNB-gNB CLI handling unless there is an LS from RAN3.

Final LS is approved in:

R1-2407533         LS to RAN3 on PHY/L1 aspects of information exchange among gNBs for CLI mitigation   RAN1, Ericsson

 

 

R1-2407354         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting, CLI measurements is performed within the active DL BWP and the following are supported

·       Method#1: UE measures RSSI within DL subband

·       Method#2: UE measures RSRP of aggressor UE within UL subband

·       FFS: Method#3: UE measures RSSI within UL subband

 

R1-2407355         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For frequency resource allocation of a CLI-RSSI measurement resource, the following are supported

·       Measurement resource type#1: One CLI-RSSI measurement resource is configured within a DL subband

·       Measurement resource type#2: One CLI-RSSI measurement resource is configured across two DL subbands

·       FFS: Number of resources that can be configured

·       FFS: UE behavior for measurement

Agreement

To determine the value of k in  for CSI reports carrying L1 UE-to-UE CLI report, the following options are considered

·       Option 1-1: Reusing existing k value, k = 0

·       Option 1-2: Reusing existing k value, k = 1

·       Option 2: Adding a new k value other than 0 and 1.

Agreement

For L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting, the following are supported

·       Wideband CLI-RSRP reporting

·       Wideband CLI-RSSI reporting

·       FFS: Subband CLI-RSSI reporting

Agreement

For L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting, support two additional report quantities {‘cli-RSSI’, ‘cli-SRS-RSRP’} to the higher layer parameter reportQuantity.

·       FFS: configuration of number of reported CLI resources in the reportConfig

·       FFS: reporting criteria


 RAN1#118-bis

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[118bis-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2407624         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2407631         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2407675         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2407702         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2407730         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2407752         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Network Limited

R1-2407807         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2407857         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2407901         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2407926         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc

R1-2407965         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2408043         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2408086         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2408112         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Fujitsu

R1-2408119         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2408142         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2408232         Discussion on SBFD TX-RX-measurement procedures              HONOR

R1-2408276         On TX RX and measurement procedures for SBFD operation              InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2408328         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects Sharp

R1-2408373         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2408383         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2408407         SBFD Tx/Rx/Measurement Procedures         Sony

R1-2408461         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Apple

R1-2408525         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures         Ericsson

R1-2408530         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2408551         Views on SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures     Lenovo

R1-2408565         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2408593         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2408600         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Fraunhofer HHI, Fraunhofer IIS

R1-2408642         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2408782         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2408825         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Kookmin University

R1-2408828         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2408846         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2408879         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2408898         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS Inc.

R1-2408907         PRG allocation for SBFD  ASUSTeK

R1-2408927         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

 

R1-2409086         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Tuesday session

Conclusion

Nominal RBG size for PDSCH/PUSCH in SBFD symbols is determined based on the size of DL/UL BWP as legacy. Nominal CSI reporting subband size in SBFD symbols is determined based on the size of DL BWP as legacy.

 

Agreement

If link direction indication is not supported nor provided for a SBFD symbol, for collision Case 6 (Dynamic or semi-static DL vs. valid RO), reuse the existing collision handling rules for HD-FDD RedCap UEs.

·       UE does not expect collision between PRACH triggered by PDCCH order and dynamically scheduled DL reception.

·       For collision between PRACH triggered by PDCCH order and semi-statically configured DL reception, UE does not receive DL channel/signal.

·       For collision between PRACH triggered by higher layer and DL channel/signal, leave it to UE implementation whether to receive the DL or transmit PRACH.

Agreement

For CSI processing timeline in SBFD symbols to process the CSI-RS across two DL subbands,

 

Agreement

The number of configured FH offsets of FH offset list for SBFD symbols is the same as the number of FH offsets of FH offset list for non-SBFD symbols.

·       The number of configured FH offsets of FH offset list is determined based on the UL BWP size as legacy.

The number of bits used to indicate FH offset in DCI is determined as legacy.

 

 

R1-2409087         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

Support separate SRS configurations for SBFD and non-SBFD symbols. Select one from the following options.

 

Agreement

For a CSI report associated with periodic/semi-persistent CSI-RS, the valid symbol type for CSI derivation for periodic/semi-persistent CSI-RS resources for the CSI report is explicitly configured. Only CSI-RS transmission occasions within the valid symbol types are used for CSI derivation.

 

Agreement

For a PRG that overlaps the subband boundary, the part of the DL PRG inside the DL subband can be used subject to UE capability.

·       UE capability reports the maximum number of supported partial PRGs in SBFD symbols.

Agreement

 

 

R1-2409088         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement:

For PUSCH intra-slot frequency hopping in SBFD symbols, the starting RB in each hop is given by:

For PUSCH inter-slot frequency hopping in SBFD symbols and when pusch-DMRS-Bundling is not enabled, or for inter-slot frequency hopping for a PUSCH in SBFD symbols scheduled by RAR UL grant or DCI format 0_0 with CRC scrambled by TC-RNTI, the starting RB during slot  is given by:

Where

Decide in RAN1#119, one of the following options:

 

Agreement:

For UL transmissions and DL receptions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots (each transmission/reception within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols) for an SBFD aware UE, the SBFD-aware UE is provided with Configuration 1 or Configuration 2 via RRC configuration. Select from the following options

 

Agreement

At least in case when PUSCH frequency hopping is not enabled, for a CG PUSCH configuration without repetitions, if the transmission occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each transmission occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), for PUSCH repetition type-A across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, where each PUSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for TBoMS across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots,

 

Working Assumption

For SSB symbols configured with SBFD subbands,

 

Agreement

If UE-specific configuration on frequency locations of SBFD subbands is not supported nor provided, support Option 1 for determining UL/DL usable PRBs.

·       Option 1: For a UL BWP, UL usable PRBs are determined as intersection between cell-specific UL subband and the UL BWP in SBFD symbols. For a DL BWP, DL usable PRBs are determined as intersection between cell-specific DL subband(s) and the DL BWP in SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For a PDSCH/PUSCH with assigned PRBs overlapping with SBFD subband boundary and only the PRBs within DL/UL usable PRBs are valid for PDSCH/PUSCH reception/transmission, legacy DMRS sequence mapping is applied to assigned PRBs within DL/UL usable PRBs only (effectively, this is same as the case when the DMRS sequence mapped to the RBs outside the DL/UL usable PRBs are punctured).

 

Agreement

For configuration 1 and frequency resource allocation Type 0, if the valid symbol type for SPS PDSCH, CG PUSCH, PDSCH/PUSCH repetition, multi-PDSCH/PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI and TBoMS is SBFD symbols,

·       When an assigned RBG overlaps with the subband boundary, only the PRBs within DL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PDSCH reception and only the PRBs within UL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PUSCH transmission.

·       The number of PRBs for TBS determination is based on the assigned PRBs within DL usable PRBs only and assigned PRBs within UL usable PRBs only for PDSCH and PUSCH respectively.

·       SBFD aware UE does not expect to be assigned with a RBG for PDSCH which is fully outside DL usable PRBs or a RBG for PUSCH which is fully outside UL usable PRBs.

·       FFS: The above applies to SP-CSI on PUSCH when applicable

For configuration 1 and frequency resource allocation Type 1, if the valid symbol type for SPS PDSCH, PDSCH repetition and multi-PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI is SBFD symbols, then

·       Only the assigned PRBs within DL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PDSCH.

·       Assigned PRBs that fall outside DL usable PRBs are considered to be invalid and should not be used for PDSCH resource mapping.

·       Existing RB indexing and VRB-to-PRB mapping are reused.

·       The number of PRBs for TBS determination is based on the assigned PRBs within DL usable PRBs only.

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

R1-2407625         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2407632         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2407676         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2407703         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2407731         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2407753         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2407808         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2407858         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2407902         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2407927         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc

R1-2407966         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2408044         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2408087         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2408115         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2408120         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2408143         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2408215         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2408277         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2408325         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2408329         SBFD random access aspects          Sharp

R1-2408384         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2408408         SBFD RACH Operations  Sony

R1-2408462         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2408504         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2408526         SBFD random access operation       Ericsson

R1-2408531         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2408566         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2408587         On SBFD random access operation Google Ireland Limited

R1-2408594         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2408643         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2408752         Discussion on RO validation for SBFD aware UE       ASUSTeK

R1-2408754         Discussion on SBFD Random Access operation          KT Corp.

R1-2408783         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2408826         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Kookmin University

R1-2408829         Discussion on SBFD random access operation for SBFD aware UEs        ITRI

R1-2408847         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2408899         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

R1-2408928         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CEWiT

 

R1-2409046         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, the association period and association pattern period of additional-ROs are determined separately from legacy-ROs.

·       The legacy rules for determining association period and association pattern period are reused in principle for additional-ROs.

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, an additional-RO is valid if:

·       It is within SBFD symbols, or network configures that it can be valid if it starts from SBFD symbol and ends in non-SBFD symbol either in the same slot or across different slots.

·       It starts at least Ngap symbols after a last downlink non-SBFD symbol.

·       It starts at least Ngap symbols after the latest SSB

·       It does not overlap with SSB in time domain

Note1: The Ngap here is the same as the Ngap in the current specification.

Note2: It is up to network to ensure an additional-RO is configured within the bandwidth of the UL usable PRBs.

 

Agreement

Confirm the following Working Assumption:

Working Assumption

For RACH configuration Option 2, use legacy SSB-RO mapping rule for the additional-ROs configured by the additional RACH configuration, separate from the SSB-RO mapping for the legacy-ROs configured by the legacy RACH configuration.

·       FFS: Whether/How to handle the case where the legacy ROs overlap with additional ROs

 

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption.

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration,

·       For FR2, use existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-4 in TS38.211)

o    FFS whether to introduce new parameter(s) to determine the slot number for ROs in SBFD symbols.

·       Working Assumption: For FR1, use existing random access configurations table for unpaired spectrum (i.e., Table 6.3.3.2-3 in TS38.211)

o    FFS whether to introduce new parameter(s) to determine the subframe number for ROs in SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1, support separate power control parameters for PRACH transmission in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

·       FFS: Details of the separate power control parameters

 

R1-2409047         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Conclusion

There is no consensus in RAN1 to support preamble partitioning on legacy-ROs for early indication of SBFD-aware UEs. It’s up to RAN2 to decide whether to support preamble partitioning on legacy-ROs for early indication of SBFD-aware UEs.

 

Working Assumption

For a PRACH transmission with  preamble repetition within additional-ROs, support reusing current specification rules for the determination of the set of  valid additional-ROs and the time period of the set(s) of  valid additional-ROs.

·         The time period of the set(s) of  valid additional-ROs is determined separately from the time period for legacy-ROs.

Conclusion

PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions across additional-ROs and legacy-ROs is not supported.

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs and PRACH mask indication for CFRA triggered by PDCCH order, discuss whether/how to indicate/determine additional-RO only, legacy-RO only, or both is used.

 

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, for Msg3 PUSCH transmission, reuse Table 8.3-1 in TS 38.213 for determination of the frequency offset for the 2nd hop, with the update that the frequency offset for 2nd hop is based on the size of UL usable PRBs.

·         FFS the case when the value of = 11

·       FFS the definition of UL usable PRBs for Msg3 PUSCH transmission

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for determination of lowest RO of additional-ROs in SBFD symbols, select one from the following alternatives.

·       Alt 1: The parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is applied with no reinterpretation.

·       Alt 2-1: The parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is reinterpreted as the frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs.

·       Alt 2-3: The frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs is equal to mod (msg1-FrequencyStart, bandwidth of UL usable PRBs).

·       FFS: Possible modifications

Conclusion

There is no consensus in RAN1 to support the following in Rel-19:

·       Enabling both RACH configuration Option 1 and Option 2 for SBFD random access operation in a cell from network side.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2407626         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2407677         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2407704         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum Communications

R1-2407754         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2407809         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2407859         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2407903         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2407928         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD System            MediaTek Inc

R1-2407967         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2408045         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2408088         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2408144         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2408216         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2408278         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2408409         CLI handling for SBFD     Sony

R1-2408463         Discussion on CLI handling            Apple

R1-2408498         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2408527         SBFD CLI Handling          Ericsson

R1-2408567         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2408588         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2408595         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2408644         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2408784         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2408848         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2408884         Cross-link interference management for duplexing evolution              Lenovo

R1-2408929         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

 

R1-2409175         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

Extend CSI-ResourceConfig to include two CLI measurement resource set lists for SRS-RSRP and CLI-RSSI measurements based on Rel-16 SRS-ResourceConfigCLI and rssi-ResourceConfigCLI defined in MeasObjectCLI for L3 based SRS-RSRP and CLI-RSSI measurement.

·       The resourceType for the two new CLI measurement resource set lists can be set to periodic, semi-persistent or aperiodic

·       Note: No new usage needs to be defined for SRS resource sets

Agreement

For aperiodic SRS-RSRP reporting using aperiodic SRS-RSRP measurement resource set, the slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic SRS-RSRP resources and the slot in which the SRS-RSRP resource set is measured is configured by higher layer parameter.

·       FFS: Whether to reuse the legacy SRS resource set

·       FFS: Whether available slot offset list is also reused

For aperiodic CLI-RSSP reporting using aperiodic CLI-RSSI measurement resource set, the slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic CLI-RSSI resources and the slot in which the CLI-RSSI resource set is measured is configured by higher layer parameter.

 

 

R1-2409176         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

To determine the time location of UL muting symbol(s) in a slot for a PUSCH, one of the following options is selected for DG PUSCH and Type 2 CG PUSCH

·       Option 1: The time location of each of one or two UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured and cannot be dynamically indicated

·       Option 2: The time location of each of one or two UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured, and muting all of the semi-statically configured time location of UL muting symbol(s) can be dynamically turned ON/OFF by TDRA field in DCI

·       Option 3: The time location of each of one or more UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured, and none, one or two the time location of UL muting symbol(s) is dynamically indicated by TDRA field in DCI

To determine the time location of UL muting symbol(s) in a slot for a PUSCH, the time location of each of one or two UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured for Type 1 CG PUSCH.

FFS: details of semi-static configuration and dynamic indication (if supported).

FFS: how to handle UL resource muting for PUSCH repetition and for multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI.

 

Agreement

If UL resource muting is applied on a symbol for a PUSCH, a comb-2 pattern is applied for all of the allocated PRBs of the PUSCH on that symbol.

 

Agreement

For UCI rate matching, to determine the number of coded modulation symbols per layer for UCI transmission on PUSCH, the following option is adopted

·       Option 2: The number of coded modulation symbols per layer for UCI on PUSCH is calculated based on  after excluding the UL muting resource.

Working Assumption

UL resource muting is allowed on PUSCH symbols that carry UCI, i.e., UCI is not mapped on muted REs

Note: As mentioned in the WID, no specification changes are allowed on data and control multiplexing in section 6.2.7, TS 38.212.

 

Agreement

For Method#1 (RSSI measurement within DL subband), the frequency resources of CLI-RSSI measurement resource type#2 (One CLI-RSSI measurement resource across two DL subbands) is derived by excluding the frequency resources outside DL usable PRBs.

·       A single wideband RSSI measurement report is supported.

·       FFS: two per-DL-subband CLI-RSSI measurements reports with wideband report in each DL-subband.

Agreement

For aperiodic CLI reporting on PUSCH

·       Reuse CSI-AperiodicTriggerStateList to configure the trigger state associated with one or more aperiodic CSI-ReportConfig.

·       Reuse the existing DCI field 'CSI request' to trigger an aperiodic CLI report.

·       Introduce an indication in CSI-AssociatedReportConfigInfo that selects a set from the list of CLI-RSSI measurement resource sets or SRS-RSRP measurement resource sets configured in CSI-ResourceConfig.

Agreement

For L1 CLI-RSSI measurement, DL timing is used for Method #1 (UE measures RSSI within DL subband).

 

 

R1-2409177         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

In CSI-ReportConfig, reuse resourcesForChannelMeasurement providing the ID of a CSI-ResourceConfig that contains configuration of measurement resources for L1-SRS-RSRP and/or L1-CLI-RSSI.

 

Agreement

For aperiodic L1 CLI-RSSI/CLI-SRS-RSRP reporting on PUSCH, support the following in the IE CSI-AperiodicTriggerStateList:

FFS: details of configuration of TCI state(s) for aperiodic reporting based on periodic and semi-persistent CLI measurement resources

 

Agreement

Update previous agreement as follows (update in red).

Agreement

Extend CSI-ResourceConfig to include two CLI measurement resource set lists for SRS-RSRP and CLI-RSSI measurements based on Rel-16 SRS-ResourceConfigCLI and rssi-ResourceConfigCLI defined in MeasObjectCLI for L3 based SRS-RSRP and CLI-RSSI measurement.

·       The resourceType for the two new CLI measurement resource set lists can be set to periodic, semi-persistent or aperiodic

·       The number of periodic/semi-persistent CLI measurement resource sets is restricted to 1 in a CSI-ResourceConfig as in current specifications.

·       Note: No new usage needs to be defined for SRS resource sets

 

Agreement

Update the following agreement

Agreement

For aperiodic CLI reporting on PUSCH

·         Reuse CSI-AperiodicTriggerStateList to configure the trigger state associated with one or more aperiodic CSI-ReportConfig

·         Reuse the existing DCI field 'CSI request' to trigger an aperiodic CLI report

·         Introduce an indication in CSI-AssociatedReportConfigInfo that selects a set from the list of CLI-RSSI measurement resource sets or SRS-RSRP measurement resource sets configured in CSI-ResourceConfig

·         Note: As in current specifications, the parameter for indication (e.g., resourceSet) is always present, but only used in the case that the CSI-ResourceConfig is configured with multiple sets of aperiodic CLI measurement resources.

 

Agreement

Alt 2: To determine the value of k in  for CSI reports carrying L1 UE-to-UE CLI report, the following options is adopted

·       Option 1-2: Reusing existing k value, k = 1


 RAN1#119

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[119-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2409374         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2409410         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2409452         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2409474         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2409488         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2409508         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2409538         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2409566         Discussion on SBFD TX_RX_measurement procedures              InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2409593         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2409632         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2409677         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2409763         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2409796         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Apple

R1-2409843         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2409892         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2409937         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2409963         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2409998         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2410045         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2410057         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Fujitsu

R1-2410086         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2410137         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2410140         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2410177         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              HONOR

R1-2410191         Views on SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures     Lenovo

R1-2410206         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2410222         SBFD Procedures Sony

R1-2410241         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures               Fraunhofer HHI, Fraunhofer IIS

R1-2410264         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2410385         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2410410         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects Sharp

R1-2410428         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2410474         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2410545         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2410548         Partial PRG handling for SBFD       ASUSTeK

R1-2410558         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS Inc.

R1-2410574         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

 

R1-2410692         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For a physical channel/signal occasion mapped to SBFD and non-SBFD symbols within a slot, an SBFD aware UE does not transmit or receive the physical channel/signal within the slot., except

 

 

R1-2410693         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption made in RAN1#118.

Working Assumption

For cell-specific configuration of frequency locations of SBFD UL subband, for each SCS configuration in SCS-SpecificCarrierList for UL, starting RB and bandwidth of SBFD UL subband are indicated by a RIV-based indication as defined in 38.214 setting =275.

For cell-specific configuration of frequency locations of SBFD DL subband(s), for each SCS configuration in SCS-SpecificCarrierList for DL, starting RB and bandwidth of each SBFD DL subband are indicated by a RIV-based indication as defined in 38.214 setting =275.

·       One or two SBFD DL subbands can be configured

 

Agreement

For configuration 1 and frequency resource allocation Type 0, if the valid symbol type for SP-CSI on PUSCH is SBFD symbols,

·       When an assigned RBG overlaps with the subband boundary, only the PRBs within UL usable PRBs are considered to be valid for PUSCH transmission.

·       SBFD aware UE does not expect to be assigned with a RBG for PUSCH which is fully outside UL usable PRBs.

 

Agreement

Update the following agreement made in RAN1#118 meeting:

Agreement

For UL transmissions and DL receptions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots (each transmission/reception within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols) with Configuration 1,

·       For PUSCH repetition type A with available slot counting, A-SRS with available slot counting, TBoMS and PUCCH repetitions, UE postpones transmissions in the invalid symbol type.

·       For CG PUSCH with neither TBoMS nor PUSCH repetition type A with available slot counting,and SPS PDSCH, P/SP SRS, P/SP CSI-RS, P/SP PUCCH, SP-CSI on PUSCH, PUSCH repetition type A without available slot counting, multi-PUSCH/PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI, and PDSCH repetitions, transmissions/receptions in the invalid symbol type are dropped.

 

Agreement

Update the following agreement made in RAN1#118bis meeting in cyan:

Agreement

For PUSCH intra-slot frequency hopping in SBFD symbols, the starting RB in each hop is given by:

For PUSCH inter-slot frequency hopping in SBFD symbols and when pusch-DMRS-Bundling is not enabled, or for inter-slot frequency hopping for a PUSCH in SBFD symbols scheduled by RAR UL grant or DCI format 0_0 with CRC scrambled by TC-RNTI, the starting RB during slot  is given by:

Where

·          is the starting PRB index of UL usable PRBs with reference to the start of UL active BWP.

·          is the number of UL usable PRBs.

·          is the starting PRB index of the first PUSCH hop with reference to the start of UL active BWP. For PUSCH transmissions with Configuration 2,  is the starting PRB index with reference to the start of UL active BWP after applying RB offset between non-SBFD symbols and SBFD symbols.

·       RB offset is the frequency hopping offset for PUSCH in SBFD symbols

·       Note: Definition of is unchanged from existing specifications

Decide in RAN1#119, one of the following options:

·         Alt1: Remove  in the above equations

·       Alt2: Remove square brackets from  in the above equations

 

Agreement

For dynamically scheduled PDSCH repetitions with Configuration 2, for TBS determination.

 

Agreement

Red text is working assumption.

For separate SRS configurations for SBFD and non-SBFD symbols, support Option 1.

Option 1: Support separate SRS-ResourceSets configurations for SBFD and non-SBFD symbols for a given usage.

o   For periodic and semi-persistent SRS, the SRS transmissions in non-SBFD symbols are dropped.

o   For aperiodic SRS with available slot counting, only SBFD symbols are available for SRS transmission.

§  FFS impact on availableSlotOffsetList

o   For aperiodic SRS without available slot counting, it is expected that UE is indicated to transmit SRS in the SBFD symbols.

o   FFS: whether there is impact on frequency hopping counter

·       SRS-ResourceSet configured for non-SBFD symbol is only applicable to SRS transmission occasions in non-SBFD symbols.

o   For periodic and semi-persistent SRS, the SRS transmissions in SBFD symbols are dropped.

o   For aperiodic SRS with available slot counting, only non-SBFD symbols are available for SRS transmission.

§  FFS impact on availableSlotOffsetList

o   For aperiodic SRS without available slot counting, it is expected that UE is indicated to transmit SRS in the non-SBFD symbols.

o   FFS: whether there is impact on frequency hopping counter

·       The number of SRS resources in a SRS-ResourceSet for SBFD symbols is the same as the number of SRS resources in a SRS-ResourceSet for non-SBFD symbols for the same usage.

·       For SRS-ResourceSets with usage set to 'nonCodebook', only one SRS port for each SRS resource is configured as legacy.

·       For SRS-ResourceSets with usage set to 'Codebook',

o   Except when higher layer parameter ul-FullPowerTransmission is set to 'fullpowerMode2', the numbers of SRS ports are the same for all the SRS resources in the two SRS-ResourceSets

o   FFS when higher layer parameter ul-FullPowerTransmission is set to 'fullpowerMode2'

·       Maintain single TRP behaviour with respect to DCI fields and RRC parameters in rrc-ConfiguredUplinkGrant

o   SRS resource set indicator (SRSI) field is absent from DCI. srs-ResourceSetId is absent in rrc-ConfiguredUplinkGrant.

o   If txConfig is set to 'codebook', second precoding information (TPMI) field is absent from DCI and precodingAndNumberOfLayers2 is absent from rrc-ConfiguredUplinkGrant.

o   Second SRS resource indicator (SRI) field is absent from DCI

§  For DG PUSCH without repetition within a slot, the indicated SRI in slot n is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in the same symbol type as that of PUSCH transmission, where the SRS resource prior to the PDCCH carrying the SRI.

·       If txConfig is set to 'codebook', the precoding information and number of layers (TPMI) field in DCI corresponds to the SRS resource identified by the SRI in the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to the same symbol type as that of PUSCH transmission

§  For DG PUSCH with repetition/multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI/TBoMS/Type 2 CG PUSCH with Configuration 1, the indicated SRI in slot n is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in the same symbol type as the valid symbol type of PUSCH transmission, where the SRS resource prior to the PDCCH carrying the SRI.

·       If txConfig is set to 'codebook', the precoding information and number of layers (TPMI) field in DCI corresponds to the SRS resource  identified by the SRI in the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to the same symbol type as the valid symbol type of PUSCH transmission

§  For DG PUSCH with repetition/multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI/TBoMS/Type 2 CG PUSCH with Configuration 2, the SRS resource indicator is applicable to both SBFD and non-SBFD SRS-ResourceSets. For PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols, the indicated SRI in slot n is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in SBFD symbols, where the SRS resource is prior to the PDCCH carrying the SRI. For PUSCH transmissions in non-SBFD symbols, the indicated SRI in slot n is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in non-SBFD symbols, where the SRS resource is prior to the PDCCH carrying the SRI.

·       If txConfig is set to 'codebook', for PUSCH transmission in SBFD symbols, the precoding information and number of layers (TPMI) field in DCI corresponds to the SRS resource identified by the SRI in the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to SBFD symbols. For PUSCH transmission in non-SBFD symbols, the precoding information and number of layers (TPMI) field in DCI corresponds to the SRS resource identified by the SRI in the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to non-SBFD symbols.

§  If only a single SRS resource is configured in both SRS resource sets, the SRI field is absent from DCI. In this case “SRS resource identified by the SRI” in the above bullets corresponds to the single SRS resource in each SRS resource set.

o   srs-ResourceIndicator2 is absent from rrc-ConfiguredUplinkGrant.

§  For Type 1 CG PUSCH with Configuration 1, srs-ResourceIndicator is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in the same symbol type as the valid symbol type of PUSCH transmission.

·       If txConfig is set to 'codebook', precodingAndNumberOfLayers corresponds to the SRS resource  identified by the SRI in the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to  the same symbol type as the valid symbol type of PUSCH transmission.

§  For Type 1 CG PUSCH with Configuration 2, srs-ResourceIndicator  is applicable to both SBFD and non-SBFD SRS-ResourceSets. For PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols, the srs-ResourceIndicator is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in SBFD symbols. For PUSCH transmissions in non-SBFD symbols, the srs-ResourceIndicator   is associated with the most recent transmission of SRS resource identified by the SRI in non-SBFD symbols.

·       If txConfig is set to 'codebook', for PUSCH transmission in SBFD symbols, precodingAndNumberOfLayers corresponds to the SRS resource identified by the SRI in  the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to SBFD symbols. For PUSCH transmission in non-SBFD symbols, precodingAndNumberOfLayers corresponds to the SRS resource identified by the SRI in  the SRS-ResourceSet corresponding to non-SBFD symbols.

o   If txConfig is set to 'nonCodebook', each SRS resource set is associated with an associated CSI-RS.

·       Applicable to usage set to 'codebook' or 'nonCodebook'

·       FFS usage set to  'beamManagement'

·       Not applicable to usage set to 'antennaSwitching’

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus to support mTRP scenario for SBFD in Rel-19.

 

Agreement

The maximum number of power control loops is the same as legacy (i.e. no more than 2) for SBFD operation in Rel-19.

 

Agreement

For a serving cell configured with SBFD subband time and frequency location, for an SBFD aware UE, SFI in DCI format 2_0 is only applicable to non-SBFD symbols but not applicable to SBFD symbols

·       Note: no additional specification efforts are expected to support joint operation of SBFD and dynamic SFI.

 

 

R1-2410694         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (CATT)

From Thursday session

Agreement:

For Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only,

·       For type 2 CG PUSCH, SPS PDSCH, down-select from the following options:

o   The valid symbol type for type 2 CG PUSCH is determined based on the symbol type of the first CG PUSCH associated with activation DCI.

o   The valid symbol type for SPS PDSCH is determined based on the symbol type of the first SPS PDSCH associated with activation DCI.

Agreement

At least in case when PUSCH frequency hopping is not enabled, for a CG PUSCH configuration without repetitions, if the transmission occasions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols where each transmission occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), for PUSCH repetition type-A across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots where each repetition has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for multi-PUSCH scheduled by a single DCI across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, where each PUSCH within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), and for TBoMS across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots, where each transmission within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), for determining starting PRB for PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols,

 

Agreement

For a single TRP scenario, for separate UL power control for PUSCH/PUCCH/SRS transmissions in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols based on unified TCI state framework,

 

Agreement

For UL transmissions and DL receptions across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in different slots (each transmission/reception within a slot has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols) for an SBFD aware UE,

 

Agreement

It is clarified that ‘the first transmission/reception’ in the following agreement in RAN1#118 refers to the first transmission/reception occasion indicated by scheduling DCI.

·       It is not expected that the first transmission/reception occasion indicated by scheduling DCI is mapped to both SBFD and non-SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only, the valid symbol type is determined as following.

       <Unrelated part omitted>

·       For dynamically scheduled transmissions/receptions, the valid symbol type is determined based on the symbol type of the first transmission/reception.

<Unrelated part omitted>

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

R1-2409375         Discussion for SBFD random access operation           New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2409411         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2409453         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc.

R1-2409475         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2409489         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2409509         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2409539         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2409567         On SBFD random access operation InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2409594         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2409633         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2409678         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2409764         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2409797         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2409844         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Ruijie Networks Co. Ltd

R1-2409873         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2409893         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2409910         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2409938         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2409964         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2409999         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2410046         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2410058         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2410087         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2410138         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2410141         SBFD Random access operation     Ericsson

R1-2410172         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Hyundai Motor Company

R1-2410223         SBFD RACH Operations  Sony

R1-2410251         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2410265         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2410324         On SBFD random access operation Google Ireland Limited

R1-2410345         Discussion on SBFD Random Access operation          KT Corp.

R1-2410386         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2410412         SBFD random access aspects          Sharp

R1-2410429         Discussion on SBFD random access operation for SBFD aware UEs        ITRI

R1-2410475         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2410544         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ASUSTEK COMPUTER (SHANGHAI)

R1-2410559         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

R1-2410575         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CEWiT

 

R1-2410674         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

Introduce explicit indications (1-bit SIB1 indication and/or dedicated signalling to convey cell-specific configuration) to indicate whether RACH configuration Option 1 for SBFD random access operation is enabled or not from network side.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1, for support of separate power control parameters for PRACH transmission in additional-ROs and legacy-ROs, support separate preambleReceivedTargetPower for additional-ROs.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, the association period and association pattern period of additional-ROs are determined separately from legacy-ROs.

 

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption

Working Assumption

For a PRACH transmission with  preamble repetition within additional-ROs, support reusing current specification rules for the determination of the set of  valid additional-ROs and the time period of the set(s) of  valid additional-ROs.

·          The time period of the set(s) of  valid additional-ROs is determined separately from the time period for legacy-ROs.

 

Agreement

It is up to RAN2 to determine the detailed specified/configured conditions/prioritizations for RO selection for initial PRACH transmission attempt in one random access procedure.

 

Agreement

For CFRA triggered by PDCCH order for SBFD aware-UEs, SBFD-aware UE is explicitly indicated to use additional-RO or legacy-RO via a 1-bit field in the DCI of PDCCH order.

 

 

R1-2410675         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration, down-select from the following options:

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, support separate configuration of rsrp-ThresholdMsg1-RepetitionNum2/4/8 and msg1-RepetitionNum for PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within additional-ROs and PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within legacy-ROs.

·       msg1-RepetitionNum is configured in RACH-ConfigCommon in current specification, i.e., for RACH configuration Option 2, msg1-RepetitionNum can already be separately configured for legacy-ROs and additional-ROs.

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1, support separate configuration of rsrp-ThresholdMsg1-RepetitionNum2/4/8 for PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within additional-ROs and PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within legacy-ROs.

·       Same msg1-RepetitionNum is used for PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within additional-ROs and PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within legacy-ROs.

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, for Msg3 PUSCH transmission,

·         the number of  hopping bits is based on the number of PRBs in initial UL BWP as in legacy specification.

·       the frequency offset for the 2nd hop is reserved for the case when the value of = 11 as in legacy specification.

Agreement

For an SBFD aware UE, if addition RO is selected for Msg1 transmission, only Configuration 1 is supported for Msg3 repetition.

 

 

Agreement

For determining PUCCH resource sets in SBFD symbols before dedicated PUCCH resource configuration, reuse the Table 9.2.1-1 in TS 38.213, with the following modifications:

·       use the size of UL usable PRBs to replace the size of initial UL BWP to determine the PRB offset in row index 15.

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for determination of lowest RO of additional-ROs in SBFD symbols, Alt 2-1 is supported.

·       Alt 2-1: The parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is reinterpreted as the frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs.

·       ROs that are outside of UL usable PRBs are invalid.

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, update the following equations to determine the lowest PRB indices of the PUCCH transmission in the first hop and second hop in SBFD symbols before dedicated PUCCH resource configuration:

Where

Note: Definitions of ,  and  are unchanged from existing specifications.

 

 

R1-2410676         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, for the case that additional ROs overlap with legacy ROs, down-select from the following alternatives:

·       Alt-1: do not optimize this case.

·       Alt-2: the additional-ROs are considered invalid when overlapping with legacy-ROs.

Agreement

For Msg3 PUSCH repetition Configuration 1, the valid symbol type is determined based on the symbol type of the first transmission occasion.

·       UE does not expect the first transmission occasion includes different symbol types (i.e., SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols).

·       FFS: Available slot counting on SBFD symbols.

Agreement

Study how to determine the Msg3 PUSCH power control in SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols based on at least the following parameters.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2409376         Discussion on CLI handling            New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd.

R1-2409412         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2409454         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD System            MediaTek Inc.

R1-2409490         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2409510         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2409540         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2409568         On CLI handling for SBFD operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2409595         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2409634         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2409679         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2409765         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2409798         Discussion on CLI handling            Apple

R1-2409874         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2409894         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2409939         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2410047         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2410088         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2410139         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2410142         CLI handling       Ericsson

R1-2410224         SBFD CLI Handling          Sony

R1-2410266         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2410325         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Ireland Limited

R1-2410387         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2410433         Views on uplink resource muting    SHARP Corporation

R1-2410476         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2410576         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

 

R1-2410788         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

Define a new IE SRS-RSRP-MeasurementResourceSet containing a set of SRS-RSRP measurement resource(s) SRS-RSRP-MeasurementResource for L1 SRS-RSRP measurement

·       Configuration of slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic SRS-RSRP resources and the slot in which the SRS-RSRP resource set is measured (already agreed in RAN1#118bis)

·       FFS: Other configurations

Define SRS-RSRP-MeasurementResource with the following parameters:

·       Legacy SRS Resource IE

·       FFS: Other parameters

Agreement

Define a new IE CLI-RSSI-MeasurementResourceSet containing a set of CLI-RSSI measurement resource CLI-RSSI-MeasurementResource for L1 CLI-RSSI measurement.

·       Configuration of the slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic CLI-RSSI resources and the slot in which the CLI-RSSI resource set is measured (already agreed in RAN1#118bis)

Define CLI-RSSI-MeasurementResource with the following parameters:

·       CLI-RSSI measurement resource ID

·       Starting PRB index

·       Number of PRBs

·       Starting symbol of the CLI-RSSI resource within a slot

·       Number of symbols of the CLI-RSSI resource within a slot

·       Periodicity and slot offset for the CLI-RSSI resource

·       FFS: Other parameters

Agreement

To determine the time location of UL muting symbol(s) in a slot for a PUSCH, the following option is selected for DG PUSCH and Type 2 CG PUSCH

·       Option 2: The time location of each of one or two UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured, and muting all of the semi-statically configured time location of UL muting symbol(s) can be dynamically turned ON/OFF by TDRA field in DCI.

 

R1-2410789         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For the frequency location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, at least for CP-OFDM

·         A comb offset {0, 1} is configured for the up to two UL muting symbols.

Working assumption

For the frequency location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, for DFT-S-OFDM

·         A comb offset {0, 1} is configured for the up to two UL muting symbols.

Agreement

If an UL resource muting symbol overlaps with a symbol containing UL DMRS for a PUSCH, DMRS is prioritized, i.e., UE does not apply UL resource muting in the symbol.

 

Agreement

If an UL muting symbol overlaps with a symbol containing PT-RS for a PUSCH and transform precoding is not enabled for the PUSCH, the UE does not expect the muted REs overlaps the REs occupied by PT-RS.

 

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption

Working Assumption

UL resource muting is allowed on PUSCH symbols that carry UCI, i.e., UCI is not mapped on muted REs

Note: As mentioned in the WID, no specification changes are allowed on data and control multiplexing in section 6.2.7, TS 38.212.

 

Agreement

For aperiodic L1 CLI-RSSI/CLI-SRS-RSRP reporting on PUSCH based on a set of periodic CLI measurement resources, the TCI state(s) with QCL typeD for the CLI measurement resources in the periodic CLI measurement resource set are configured per CLI measurement resource (either for all resources in the set or none) by higher-layer parameter

·         For each periodic CLI measurement resource, this higher-layer parameter provides a reference to one TCI-State in TCI-States for providing the QCL source and QCL typeD.

·         If the TCI state is not configured, the UE QCL assumptions are the default rules agreed in RAN1#118bis

For aperiodic L1 CLI-RSSI/CLI-SRS-RSRP reporting on PUSCH based on a set of semi-persistent CLI measurement resources, the gNB may activate and deactivate the configured semi-persistent CLI measurement resource sets by sending a new SP CLI Measurement Resource Set Activation/Deactivation MAC CE

·         TCI state IDi field is included in the new MAC CE, which is used as typeD QCL source for the CLI measurement resource within the Semi Persistent CLI measurement resource set. Either all TCI state ID fields are present or none.

·         If the TCI state ID field(s) are absent, the UE QCL assumptions are the default rules agreed in RAN1#118bis

 

Agreement

For L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting, Method#3 is supported

·         Method #3: UE measures RSSI within UL subband

·         A UE cannot be configured to perform measurement using Method #1 and Methods#3 in the same OFDM symbol. Measurement resource(s) corresponding to Methods #1 and #3 shall not be associated with the same CSI-ReportConfig.

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus on the following:

·         Subband CLI-RSSI reporting for L1 CLI-RSSI measurement in Rel-19.

 

R1-2410790         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

3dB power boosting is assumed for REs in the PUSCH symbol not containing PT-RS with UL resource muting.

·         FFS: PUSCH and PT-RS EPRE determination for the PUSCH symbol containing PT-RS with UL resource muting when transform precoding is not enabled.

Include the above in the LS to RAN4. In addition, mention that RAN1 is still discussing the boosting in symbols containing PTRS.

 

Agreement

Send an LS to RAN4 with the following contents:

On UL resource muting, RAN1 has made the following agreements

Agreement

If UL resource muting is applied on a symbol for a PUSCH, a comb-2 pattern is applied for all of the allocated PRBs of the PUSCH on that symbol.

 

Agreement

To determine the time location of UL muting symbol(s) in a slot for a PUSCH, the following option is selected for DG PUSCH and Type 2 CG PUSCH

-        Option 2: The time location of each of one or two UL muting symbols is semi-statically configured, and muting all of the semi-statically configured time location of UL muting symbol(s) can be dynamically turned ON/OFF by TDRA field in DCI

 

Agreement

For the frequency location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, at least for CP-OFDM

-          A comb offset {0, 1} is configured for the up to two UL muting symbols

 

Working assumption

For the frequency location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, for DFT-S-OFDM

-          A comb offset {0, 1} is configured for the up to two UL muting symbols

 

Agreement

If an UL resource muting symbol overlaps with a symbol containing UL DMRS for a PUSCH, DMRS is prioritized, i.e., UE does not apply UL resource muting in the symbol.

 

Agreement

If an UL muting symbol overlaps with a symbol containing PT-RS for a PUSCH and transform precoding is not enabled for the PUSCH, the UE does not expect the muted REs overlaps the REs occupied by PT-RS.

 

Agreement

3dB power boosting is assumed for REs in the PUSCH symbol not containing PT-RS with UL resource muting.

·         FFS: PUSCH and PT-RS EPRE determination for the PUSCH symbol containing PT-RS with UL resource muting when transform precoding is not enabled.

Note that RAN1 is still discussing the boosting in symbols containing PTRS. RAN1 would like to ask RAN4 to check impact on transmit signal quality/MPR, if any.

Final LS is in R1-2410889.

 

 

Agreement

Send reply LS to RAN4 with following information:

When discussing L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement reporting, RAN1 has not made a distinction between the two application scenarios mentioned in the RAN4 LS (intra-cell vs. inter-cell UE-to-UE L1 CLI measurement). L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting specified by RAN1 can be applied for both application scenarios.

For the case of intra-cell L1 SRS-RSRP measurement and reporting, a victim UE may be configured with a set of SRS-RSRP measurement resources that overlap with the resources used by the aggressor UE(s) to transmit SRS since the gNB has knowledge the aggressor UE’s SRS configurations.

However, for inter-cell L1 SRS-RSRP measurement, SRS resource set configurations may need to be exchanged among gNBs. But specification impact of this in Xn/F1 has been excluded according the following note from the WID

      The measurement resources for SRS-RSRP are based on the existing legacy RS patterns. No specification impact for SRS configuration information exchange between gNBs

From RAN1 perspective, intra-cell UE-to-UE L1 CLI measurement scenario can be prioritized for the requirements of L1 SRS-RSRP measurement.

Final LS is in R1-2410890.

 

Conclusion

For Method#1 (RSSI measurement within DL subband) with the frequency resources of CLI-RSSI measurement resource type#2 (One CLI-RSSI measurement resource across two DL subbands), two per-DL-subband CLI-RSSI measurements reports with wideband report in each DL-subband is not supported.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus to support aperiodic CLI reporting on PUCCH in Rel-19.

 

Agreement

For a CSI report with CSI-ReportConfig with higher layer parameter reportQuantity set to ‘cli-RSSI’ or ‘cli-SRS-RSRP’, the following are supported

·         The number of reported CLI measurement resources M can be configured as {1, 2, 3, 4}

·         The M CLI measurement resource ID(s) are reported

·         The absolute (not differential) value of the most interfered (largest) measured L1-CLI-RSSI or L1-SRS-RSRP is reported

·         When the number of reported CLI measurement resources is larger than one, a differential reporting method is used taking the most interfered measured L1-CLI-RSSI or L1-SRS-RSRP as the reference

·         FFS: other reporting criteria, e.g., the least interfered measured L1-CLI-RSSI or L1-SRS-RSRP

·         FFS: whether/how to report differential value in case the largest measurement is out of range

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition Type A in SBFD symbols with Configuration 1, the same time location of none, one or two UL muting symbol(s) is applied for all PUSCH repetitions.

For PUSCH repetition Type B in SBFD symbols with Configuration 1, the same time location of none, one or two UL muting symbol(s) per slot is applied for all the actual PUSCH repetitions.

 

Agreement

If transform precoding is enabled for a PUSCH, study further the following two options:

·         Option 1: The DFT size is modified as  for symbol(s) with UL resource muting

·         Option 2: The DFT size is  for symbol(s) with UL resource muting

Note:  is the total number of subcarriers of the PUSCH.

FFS: Whether any of option 1, option 2 needs to be reflect into RAN1 specifications.


 RAN1#120

9.3      Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

Rapporteur to provide initial input on higher layer signalling under agenda item 9.3. For input on higher layer signalling from any other source, please include it as part of your tdoc to relevant sub-agenda items.

 

[120-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

 

R1-2500157         Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 SBFD     Huawei, HiSilicon

 

 

From AI5

R1-2500019         LS on CSI-RS measurement with SBFD operation RAN4, MediaTek

Decision: RAN4 is requesting clarification from RAN1 on CSI-RS measurement with SBFD operation to progress with their RRM requirement. RAN1 response is necessary - Mohamed (MediaTek)

R1-2501536         Summary of Discussion on LS on CSI-RS measurement with SBFD operation Moderator (MediaTek)

From Wednesday session

R1-2501537         Draft Reply LS on CSI-RS measurement with SBFD operation            Moderator (MediaTek)

Decision: Response to RAN4 in R1-2501537 is endorsed. Final LS is approved in R1-2501560.

9.3.1       SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2500061         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              TCL

R1-2500093         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2500144         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation       ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2500166         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2500221         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CATT

R1-2500249         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2500257         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2500283         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              CMCC

R1-2500314         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              MediaTek Inc.

R1-2500346         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2500401         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2500454         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2500500         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures               Fraunhofer HHI, Fraunhofer IIS

R1-2500515         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Ofinno

R1-2500520         Views on SBFD TX_RX_measurement procedures    InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2500620         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations    NEC

R1-2500648         SBFD procedures Sony

R1-2500697         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Panasonic

R1-2500729         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation             Xiaomi

R1-2500749         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2500775         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Apple

R1-2500847         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2500880         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures              CEWiT

R1-2500908         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ETRI

R1-2500934         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Fujitsu

R1-2500965         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2500988         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Kookmin University

R1-2501003         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2501010         Views on SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures     Lenovo

R1-2501052         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures         Charter Communications, Inc

R1-2501055         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects Sharp

R1-2501088         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Hyundai Motor Company

R1-2501107         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              HONOR

R1-2501153         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures              Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2501199         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2501228         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Google Korea LLC

R1-2501231         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              ITRI

R1-2501240         Partial PRG handling for SBFD       ASUSTeK

R1-2501285         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2501338         Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (Xiaomi)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For aperiodic SRS with available slot counting,

·       For SRS-ResourceSet configured for SBFD symbol, an available slot is a slot satisfying there are SBFD symbol(s) for the time-domain location(s) for all the SRS resources in the resource set and it satisfies UE capability on the minimum timing requirement between triggering PDCCH and all the SRS resources in the resource set.

·       For SRS-ResourceSet configured for non-SBFD symbol, an available slot is a slot satisfying there are UL or flexible symbol(s) not configured as SBFD symbols for the time-domain location(s) for all the SRS resources in the resource set and it satisfies UE capability on the minimum timing requirement between triggering PDCCH and all the SRS resources in the resource set.

Agreement

The configuration of Configuration 1 or 2 for DL BWP only applies to PDSCH receptions within the DL BWP.

 

Agreement

For a CSI report associated with periodic/semi-persistent CSI-RS, the valid symbol type for CSI derivation is configured in CSI-ReportConfig.

 

Agreement

For Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only,

 

Conclusion

 

Agreement

For determining starting PRB for PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols for Configuration 2,

 

Agreement

When higher layer parameter ul-FullPowerTransmission is set to 'fullpowerMode2', the numbers of SRS ports should be the same for SRS resources with the same corresponding SRI values in the two SRS resource sets associated with SBFD and non-SBFD symbols.

 

 

R1-2501339         Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (Xiaomi)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

For Configuration 1: The transmissions/receptions are restricted to SBFD symbols only or non-SBFD symbols only,

·       The valid symbol type for Type 1 CG PUSCH is configured in rrc-ConfiguredUplinkGrant in ConfiguredGrantConfig.

·       The valid symbol type for PUCCH configured for SR is configured in SchedulingRequestResourceConfig.

·       The valid symbol type for PUCCH carrying P-CSI is configured in periodic in CSI-ReportConfig.

 

Agreement

For a type 1 CG PUSCH with Configuration 2, if FH offset for SBFD symbols is not configured for the type 1 CG PUSCH, frequency hopping is disabled for the type 1 CG PUSCH transmissions in SBFD symbols.

For a type 2 CG PUSCH/PUSCH scheduled by DCI, if FH offset lists for SBFD symbols are not configured for the type 2 CG PUSCH/PUSCH scheduled by DCI, frequency hopping is disabled for the transmission of the type 2 CG PUSCH/PUSCH scheduled by DCI in SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement:

For SPS PDSCH with Configuration 2, for TBS determination,

 

 

R1-2501340         Summary #3 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Moderator (Xiaomi)

From Thursday session

Agreement

If starting PRB is not configured for SBFD symbols for a PUCCH-Resource, starting PRB configured for non-SBFD symbols for the PUCCH-Resource is used for PUCCH transmissions in SBFD symbols associated with this pucch-ResourceId.

 

Agreement

The one configuration of intraSlotFrequencyHopping for a PUCCH-Resource is applied to both PUCCH transmissions in SBFD symbols and in non-SBFD symbols associated with this pucch-ResourceId.

 

Agreement

Support SBFD operation on one TDD carrier in multi-carrier scenario.

·       Note: If the TDD carrier for SBFD operation is an Scell, support UE dedicated signaling for cell-specific configuration of time and frequency location of SBFD subbands for the Scell. 

·       FFS whether/how to handle half-duplex CA case

9.3.2       SBFD random access operation

R1-2500062         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2500094         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2500145         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2500167         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2500222         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2500250         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2500258         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2500284         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2500315         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc.

R1-2500347         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2500402         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2500455         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2500516         Discussion on SBFD for random-access procedure     Ofinno

R1-2500521         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2500587         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2500649         SBFD RACH operations   Sony

R1-2500698         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2500730         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2500750         SBFD Random access operation     Ericsson

R1-2500776         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2500848         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2500881         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CEWiT

R1-2500883         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2500909         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2500935         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2500966         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2500989         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Kookmin University

R1-2501004         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2501056         SBFD random access aspects          Sharp

R1-2501154         SBFD Random Access Operation    Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2501200         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2501227         Discussion on SBFD Random Access operation          KT Corp.

R1-2501232         Discussion on SBFD random access operation for SBFD aware UEs        ITRI

R1-2501286         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

R1-2501291         On SBFD random access operation Google Ireland Limited

 

R1-2501415         Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday session

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus on the following proposal:

For RACH configuration Option 1, for support of separate power control parameters for PRACH transmission in additional-ROs and legacy-ROs,

-        also support separate powerRampingStep and powerRampingStepHighPriority for additional-ROs.

 

 

R1-2501416         Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Conclusion

For RACH configuration Option 2, for the case that additional ROs overlap with legacy ROs, support Alt-1:

·       Alt-1: do not optimize for this case

Conclusion

For RACH configuration Option 2, and for interpretation of the parameter prach-ConfigurationIndex provided by the additional RACH configuration:

 

Agreement (confirmed on Thursday with the following changes in red)

For determination of the Msg3 PUSCH transmission power and when separate preambleReceivedTargetPower for additional-ROs is configured for RACH configuration Option 1 or Option 2

Companies to check the above proposal for endorsement on Thursday.

 

Conclusion

For SBFD-aware UEs, there is no restriction on the combination of RO type of the latest PRACH transmission and the symbol type of following Msg3 PUSCH transmission or PUCCH carrying HARQ ACK for Msg4.

 

Agreement

Consider the following alternatives about power ramping when a SBFD-aware UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs and from legacy-ROs to additional-ROs (if supported) in PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure for RACH configuration Option 1 and Option 2.

 

Agreement

For an SBFD aware UE, if additional-RO is selected for PRACH transmission, for Msg3 PUSCH repetition Configuration 1,

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1, when separate configuration of rsrp-ThresholdMsg1-RepetitionNum2/4/8 for PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within additional-ROs is not configured, the rsrp-ThresholdMsg1-RepetitionNum2/4/8 configured for PRACH transmission with preamble repetitions within legacy-ROs is reused for additional-ROs.

 

 

R1-2501417         Summary#3 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Thursday session

Conclusion

There is no consensus in RAN1 to support Type-2 random access procedure (2-step RACH) in SBFD symbols for SBFD-aware UEs.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1, down-select from the following two alternatives:

·       Alt-1: Shared ssb-SharedRO-MaskIndex configuration for Additional-ROs and Legacy-ROs.

·       Alt-2: Separate ssb-SharedRO-MaskIndex configurations for Additional-ROs and Legacy-ROs.

9.3.33       CLI handling

R1-2500095         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex              Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2500146         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation              ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2500168         Discussion on CLI handling            Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2500223         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2500251         Discussion on CLI handling            LG Electronics

R1-2500285         Discussion on CLI handling            CMCC

R1-2500316         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD system             MediaTek Inc.

R1-2500348         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2500403         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Networks Limited

R1-2500456         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2500522         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2500588         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2500650         SBFD CLI handling           Sony

R1-2500707         Discussion on CLI handling            Panasonic

R1-2500731         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2500751         CLI handling       Ericsson

R1-2500777         Discussion on CLI handling            Apple

R1-2500849         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD    Samsung

R1-2500882         Discussion on CLI handling            CEWiT

R1-2500910         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2501005         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2501061         Cross-link interference (CLI) handling          Sharp

R1-2501155         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2501201         Discussion on CLI handling            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2501292         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling              Google Ireland Limited

 

R1-2501353         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2501455         Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For the semi-statically configured time location and frequency location of UL muting symbol(s) for PUSCH,

·       Separate configurations of up to two UL muting symbols can be provided per UE for DG PUSCH/Type 2 CG PUSCH and Type 1 CG PUSCH

o   Separate configuration for each of multiple Type 1 CG PUSCH configurations is supported

Agreement

For PUSCH that is scheduled by DCI format 0_0 or Type 2 CG PUSCH activated by DCI format 0_0, UL resource muting is not applied.

 

Agreement

Confirm the following working assumption

Working assumption

For the frequency location configuration of UL resource muting for a PUSCH, for DFT-S-OFDM

-        A comb offset {0, 1} is configured for the up to two UL muting symbols

 

Agreement

For the configuration of UL resource muting

·       Alt.1: A new IE PUSCH-MutingResources is introduced to define the time location and frequency location of UL muting resources. The UL muting pattern configures up to two symbols within a slot and a configurable comb offset.

Agreement

For a CSI report with CSI-ReportConfig with higher layer parameter reportQuantity set to ‘cli-RSSI’ or ‘cli-SRS-RSRP’

·       carrier in CSI-ReportConfig is used to indicate in which serving cell the CLI-RSSI measurement resources or SRS-RSRP measurement resources in CSI-ResourceConfig are to be found. If the field is absent, the resources are on the same serving cell as this report configuration.

·       bwp-Id in the associated CSI-ResourceConfig is used to indicate the DL BWP where the CLI-RSSI measurement resources or SRS-RSRP measurement resources are located in.

Note: No RAN1 specification impact.

 

 

R1-2501456         Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

A new parameter ul-MutingIndicator is introduced to PUSCH-Allocation-r16 to indicate whether the semi-statically configured UL muting symbol(s) is enabled.

 

Agreement

The following agreement replaces the earlier agreement from RAN1#119

If transform precoding is enabled for a PUSCH, the following options are provided for the purpose of specification drafting (how UE implementation is done is left to each company).

Note:  is the total number of subcarriers of the PUSCH.

Note: Above options are mathematically equivalent.

Note: It is up to the spec editor how to capture the above as long as the specification captures the above in a mathematically identical manner.

 

Agreement

For the PUSCH symbol containing PT-RS with UL resource muting when transform precoding is not enabled, 3 dB power boosting for both PUSCH and PTRS REs if present, regardless of the PTRS density K and number of PUSCH layers L.

 

Agreement

·       UE determines the subcarrier spacing of the CLI-RSSI measurement resources configured in a CSI-ResourceConfig based on the subcarrier spacing of the DL BWP identified by the higher-layer parameter bwp-Id in the CSI-ResourceConfig.

·       UE determines the subcarrier spacing of the SRS-RSRP measurement resources configured in a CSI-ResourceConfig based on the subcarrier spacing of the DL BWP identified by the higher-layer parameter bwp-Id in the CSI-ResourceConfig.

·       Note: No RAN1 spec impact is expected.

 

Agreement

Update the following agreement in RAN1#118 (in red)

For frequency resource allocation of a CLI-RSSI measurement resource, the following are supported:

·       Measurement resource type#1: OneThe CLI-RSSI measurement resource is configured within a DL subband or a UL subband.

·       Measurement resource type#2: OneThe CLI-RSSI measurement resource is configured across two DL subbands.

·       FFS: Number of resources that can be configured.

FFS: UE behavior for measurement.

 

Working assumption

For L1 based CLI measurement and reporting, the following is adopted

·       For L1 SRS-RSRP, a 7-bit value in the quantization range [-140, -44] dBm with 1dB step size, and the differential L1 SRS-RSRP is quantized to a 4-bit value. The differential L1 SRS-RSRP value is computed with 2 dB step size with a reference to the largest measured L1 SRS-RSRP value.

·       For L1 CLI-RSSI, a 7-bit value in the quantization range [-100, -25] dBm with 1dB step size, and the differential L1 CLI RSSI is quantized to a 4-bit value. The differential L1 CLI-RSSI value is computed with 2 dB step size with a reference to the largest measured L1 CLI-RSSI value.

Send an LS to RAN4 about the above working assumption.

R1-2501619         [Draft] LS on L1 based UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting            Moderator (Huawei)

Thursday decision: The draft LS is endorsed. Final version is approved in R1-2501620.

 

Agreement

For discussion purpose, SRS-RSRP measurement resource index is referred to as SRS-RSRP-MRI and CLI-RSSI measurement resource index is referred to as SRS-RSRP-MRI.

The mapping order of CSI fields of one report for SRS-RSRP-MRI/SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI-MRI/CLI-RSSI reporting is provided in Table 1 with following modifications based on Table 6.3.1.1.2-8 defined in TS38.212

·       CRI and SSBRI is replaced with SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI.

·       Capability index is crossed out in the table.

·       RSRP is replaced with L1-SRS-RSRP

·       L1-CLI-RSSI is added in the table if the CSI report is associated with CLI-RSSI measurement resource.

Table 1: Mapping order of CSI fields of one report for SRS-RSRP-MRI/SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI-MRI/CLI-RSSI

CSI report number

CSI fields

CSI report #n

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #1 as in Table 2, if reported

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #2 as in Table 2, if reported

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #4 as in Table 2, if reported

L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #1 as in Table 2, if reported

Differential L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #2 as in Table 2, if reported

Differential L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #4 as in Table 2, if reported

 

Table 2. Bitwidth for SRS-RSRP-MRI, SRS-RSRP, CLI-RSSI-MRI and CLI-RSSI

Field

Bitwidth

SRS-RSRP-MRI

CLI-RSSI-MRI

L1-SRS-RSRP

7

L1-CLI-RSSI

7

Differential RSRP

4

Differential RSSI

4

: Number of SRS-RSRP measurement resources in the corresponding resource set

: Number of CLI-RSSI measurement resources in the corresponding resource set

 

 

R1-2501457         Summary #3 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Thursday session

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition Type A in SBFD symbols with Configuration 2, the same time location of none, one or two UL muting symbol(s) is applied for all PUSCH repetitions in SBFD symbols.

For PUSCH repetition Type B in SBFD symbols with Configuration 2, the same time location of none, one or two UL muting symbol(s) per slot is applied for all the actual PUSCH repetitions in SBFD symbols.

Note: whether UL resource muting is also applied in non-SBFD symbols is discussed separately

 

Agreement

For UL muting applied for UL TBoMS, the index of the starting coded bit in a slot, except the first slot, within the 𝑁𝑠 slots allocated for the transmission of TB processing over multiple slots is determined according to Section 6.2.5, TS38.212 as follows

and H is down-selected from one of the following options

·       Option 1: 𝐻 is the total number of coded bits available for transmission of the transport block in the previous slot within the 𝑁𝑠 slots assuming no UCI multiplexing and assuming no muted REs.

·       Option 2: 𝐻 is the total number of coded bits available for transmission of the transport block in the previous slot within the 𝑁𝑠 slots assuming no UCI multiplexing and considering the muted REs

Note: No impact on TBS determination in Option 1 or Option 2.

 

Agreement

 

Conclusion

For a CSI report with CSI-ReportConfig with higher layer parameter reportQuantity set to ‘cli-RSSI’ or ‘cli-SRS-RSRP’, new reporting criteria considering the least interfered measured L1-CLI-RSSI or L1-SRS-RSRP are not supported.

 

Agreement

For L1 CLI measurement and reporting, the number of occupied CPU(s) is determined as follows

·          for a CSI report with CSI-ReportConfig with higher layer parameter reportQuantity set to ‘cli-RSSI’, ‘cli-SRS-RSRP’.

Agreement

If the scheduling offset between the last symbol of the PDCCH carrying the triggering DCI for aperiodic CLI reporting and the first symbol of the aperiodic SRS-RSRP measurement resource or CLI-RSSI measurement resources is smaller than the UE reported threshold beamSwitchTiming, down-select from the following alternatives:

·       Alt.1: UE does not expect to be configured with a scheduling offset between the last symbol of the PDCCH carrying the triggering DCI for AP CLI and the first symbol of the aperiodic CLI SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI resources is smaller than the UE reported threshold beamSwitchTiming.

·       Alt.2: Same default beam rules as AP CSI-RS resource defined in 38.214 can be applied to AP CLI SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI resource.

FFS: whether Alt.1 or Alt.2 has any specification impact.

 

 

R1-2501458         Summary #1 of discussion on RRC parameters for 9.3.3              Moderator (Huawei)


 RAN1#120-bis

9.3       Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[120bis-R19-Duplex] – Xinghua (Huawei)

Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

 

R1-2502245         Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 SBFD     Huawei, HiSilicon

9.3.1        SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2501738         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             MediaTek Inc

R1-2501752         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             LG Electronics

R1-2501803         Discussion on Rel-19 SBFD operation          vivo

R1-2501843         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             TCL

R1-2501865         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2501907         Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation              ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2501928         On SBFD TX_RX_measurement procedures InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2501989         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             CATT

R1-2502013         Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures           Tejas Network Limited

R1-2502020         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             China Telecom

R1-2502040         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Ofinno

R1-2502121         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Fujitsu

R1-2502157         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             CMCC

R1-2502197         Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations            NEC       Late submission

R1-2502241         On subband full duplex design        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2502277         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures OPPO

R1-2502315         SBFD procedures Sony

R1-2502365         SBFD operation and procedures      Samsung

R1-2502402         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Panasonic

R1-2502405         On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures  Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2502420         SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ericsson

R1-2502438         Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation               Xiaomi

R1-2502497         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures               Fraunhofer HHI, Fraunhofer IIS

R1-2502508         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             ETRI

R1-2502540         Discussion on SBFD operation        Transsion Holdings

R1-2502602         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Apple

R1-2502652         Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures Charter Communications, Inc

R1-2502656         SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects Sharp

R1-2502668         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Kookmin University

R1-2502680         Partial PRG handling for SBFD       ASUSTeK

R1-2502689         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             HONOR

R1-2502763         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2502794         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             ITRI

R1-2502836         SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2502901         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             Google Korea LLC

R1-2502913         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             CEWiT

R1-2502925         Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures             WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2502798        Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures     Moderator (Xiaomi)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition type B, if the actual repetitions are across SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols in the same slot or different slots where each transmission occasion has either all SBFD or all non-SBFD symbols (i.e. Configuration 2), the PRBs for actual repetitions in SBFD and non-SBFD symbols are determined in the same way as for PUSCH repetition type A with Configuration 2.

 

Agreement

For PUSCH transmissions with Configuration 2, the determination of PRBs (starting PRB) in SBFD symbols for RA type 0 is the same as that for RA type 1 without additional optimization.

·        Number PRBs follow existing RAN1 agreement.

 

Conclusion

For separate SRS-ResourceSets configurations for SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols for a given usage, frequency hopping counter for an SRS resource is calculated as legacy.

 

Agreement

For a physical channel/signal occasion mapped to SBFD and non-SBFD symbols within a slot,

·        For PUSCH repetition type A with available slot counting, A-SRS with available slot counting, TBoMS and PUCCH repetitions, UE postpones a transmission if the transmission occasion is mapped to SBFD and non-SBFD symbols within a slot.

·        For CG PUSCH with neither TBoMS nor PUSCH repetition type A with available slot counting, SPS PDSCH, P/SP SRS, P/SP CSI-RS, P/SP PUCCH, SP-CSI on PUSCH, PUSCH repetition type A without available slot counting, multi-PUSCH/PDSCH scheduled by a single DCI, and PDSCH repetitions, UE drops a transmission/reception if the transmission/reception occasion is mapped to SBFD and non-SBFD symbols within a slot.

 

Agreement

Separate SRS-ResourceSets configurations for SBFD and non-SBFD symbols is applicable for usage set to 'beamManagement'.

·        The total number of SRS-ResourceSets applicable for usage set to 'beamManagement’ is the same as legacy.

 

Conclusion

For SPS HARQ-ACK transmission when Configuration 1 is configured for the UL BWP, the symbol type can be different for different PUCCH transmission occasions.

 

Agreement

For PUCCH repetition, PUSCH repetition with available counting and TBoMS with Configuration 1,

·        In case the valid symbol type is SBFD symbol, a slot is determined as available if the symbols allocated for PUCCH/PUSCH in the slot are all SBFD symbols and not include a symbol of an SS/PBCH block with index provided by ssb-PositionsInBurst.

·        In case the valid symbol type is non-SBFD symbol, a slot is determined as available if the symbols allocated for PUCCH/PUSCH in the slot are all non-SBFD symbols and not include a DL symbol indicated by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon or tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationDedicated if provided or a symbol of an SS/PBCH block with index provided by ssb-PositionsInBurst.

Agreement

For PUCCH repetition, PUSCH repetition with available counting and TBoMS with Configuration 2, a slot is determined as available if

·        the symbols allocated for PUCCH/PUSCH in the slot are all SBFD symbols and not include a symbol of an SS/PBCH block with index provided by ssb-PositionsInBurst, or

·        the symbols allocated for PUCCH/PUSCH in the slot are all non-SBFD symbols and not include a DL symbol indicated by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon or tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationDedicated if provided or a symbol of an SS/PBCH block with index provided by ssb-PositionsInBurst.

 

R1-2502799        Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures     Moderator (Xiaomi)

From Wednesday session

Agreement:

For PUSCH repetition type B, adopt Option 1.

·        Option 1: A nominal repetition is segmented into actual repetitions around boundary of SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition Type B with Configuration 1:

9.3.2        SBFD random access operation

R1-2501739         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         MediaTek Inc

R1-2501753         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            LG Electronics

R1-2501804         Discussion on random access for Rel-19 SBFD           vivo

R1-2501844         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            TCL

R1-2501866         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2501908         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2501929         On SBFD random access operation InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2501990         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CATT

R1-2502014         Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2502021         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            China Telecom

R1-2502041         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Ofinno

R1-2502085         Discussion on random access for SBFD        NEC

R1-2502122         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Fujitsu

R1-2502158         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            CMCC

R1-2502242         On subband full duplex random access operation        Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2502278         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            OPPO

R1-2502316         SBFD RACH operations   Sony

R1-2502366         Random access on SBFD resources Samsung

R1-2502404         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Panasonic

R1-2502406         SBFD random access operation       Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2502421         SBFD Random access operation     Ericsson

R1-2502439         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Xiaomi

R1-2502494         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2502509         SBFD random access operation       ETRI

R1-2502541         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Transsion Holdings

R1-2502557         On SBFD random access operation Google Korea LLC

R1-2502568         SBFD random access operation       Lenovo

R1-2502577         Discussion on SBFD random access remaining aspects             Fainity Innovation

R1-2502603         Views on SBFD random access operation     Apple

R1-2502657         SBFD random access aspects          Sharp

R1-2502669         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            Kookmin University

R1-2502764         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2502795         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            ITRI

R1-2502837         SBFD Random Access Operation   Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2502926         Discussion on SBFD random access operation            WILUS Inc.

 

R1-2503016        Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Tuesday

Conclusion

For RACH configuration Option 1, there is no consensus in RAN1 to support separate ssb-SharedRO-MaskIndex configurations for Additional-ROs and Legacy-ROs under the same FeatureCombinationPreambles configuration and it’s up to RAN2 to decide whether to support separate featureCombinationPreamblesList configurations for Additional-ROs and Legacy-ROs.

 

Agreement

For CBRA, if a SBFD-aware UE transmits Msg1 in legacy-RO, the UE follows the legacy behavior during the random access procedure.

·        FFS: Whether specification change is necessary

Agreement

For determination of the Msg3 PUSCH transmission power for RACH configuration Option 2:

·        preambleReceivedTargetPower configured for legacy-RO is used if Msg3 PUSCH is transmitted in non-SBFD symbols;

·        preambleReceivedTargetPower configured for additional-RO is used if Msg3 PUSCH is transmitted in SBFD symbols;

·        FFS whether/how to support separate msg3-DeltaPreamble for non-SBFD symbols and SBFD-symbols.

Agreement

It is up to RAN2 to determine the following issues for PRACH transmission with preamble repetition:

·        RO group selection for initial PRACH transmission attempt in one RACH procedure.

·        RO group switch for PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure.

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs, support separate configuration of msg3-Alpha for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on SBFD symbols. When separate msg3-Alpha for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on SBFD symbols is configured:

·        msg3-Alpha configured for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on non-SBFD symbols is used if Msg3 PUSCH is transmitted in non-SBFD symbols;

·        msg3-Alpha configured for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on SBFD symbols is used if Msg3 PUSCH is transmitted in SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs, support separate configuration of p0-nominal for PUCCH on SBFD symbols. When separate p0-nominal for PUCCH on SBFD symbols is configured:

·        p0-nominal configured for PUCCH on non-SBFD symbols is used if PUCCH is transmitted in non-SBFD symbols;

·        p0-nominal configured for PUCCH on SBFD symbols is used if PUCCH is transmitted in SBFD symbols.

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 and Option 2, indexing of the PRACH occasion indicated by the mask index value for Additional-ROs is performed separately from Legacy-ROs following legacy indexing rules.

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 and Option 2, when a SBFD-aware UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs in PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure, support Alt-1: Increase the power ramping counter.

 

 

R1-2503017        Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation     Moderator (CMCC)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

Update the following agreement made in RAN1#118-bis in red:

Agreement

For SBFD aware UEs, for Msg3 PUSCH transmission in SBFD symbols, reuse Table 8.3-1 in TS 38.213 for determination of the frequency offset for the 2nd hop, with the update that the frequency offset for 2nd hop is based on the size of UL usable PRBs.

-             FFS the case when the value of = 11

-         FFS the definition of UL usable PRBs for Msg3 PUSCH transmission

 

Agreement

·        For determination of Msg3 PUSCH transmission power,  is provided by MAC layer and is the amount of power ramping applied to the latest Random Access Preamble transmission, regardless of the used RO types and symbol type of Msg3 PUSCH.

·        FFS: For RACH configuration Option 2, interpretation of  when separate PREAMBLE_POWER_RAMPING_STEP configurations for different RO types when UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs.

o   This does not imply that separate PREAMBLE_POWER_RAMPING_STEP configurations are supported.

Conclusion

For RACH configuration Option 2, when a SBFD-aware UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs in PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure, there is no RAN1 consensus to support a power offset to compensate the power ramping difference.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus on the following proposal:

·        For RACH configuration Option 1 with Alt 1-1, for determination of lowest RO of additional-ROs in SBFD symbols, the parameter msg1-FrequencyStart in rach-ConfigCommon is reinterpreted as the frequency offset of lowest RO in frequency domain with respective to the lowest PRB of UL usable PRBs ONLY if there is no legacy-RO configured in SBFD symbols configured as flexible by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon.

 

Final summary in R1-2503018.

9.3.33        CLI handling

R1-2501740         Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD System             MediaTek Inc

R1-2501754         Discussion on CLI handling             LG Electronics

R1-2501805         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex     vivo

R1-2501867         Discussion on CLI handling             Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2501909         Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation          ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2501930         On CLI handling for SBFD operation            InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2501991         Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution CATT

R1-2502015         Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling         Tejas Network Limited

R1-2502086         CLI handling for NR duplex operations        NEC

R1-2502159         Discussion on CLI handling             CMCC

R1-2502243         On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex     Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2502279         CLI handling in NR duplex operation            OPPO

R1-2502317         SBFD CLI handling           Sony

R1-2502367         Cross-link interference handling for SBFD   Samsung

R1-2502407         Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2502410         Discussion on CLI handling             Panasonic

R1-2502422         CLI handling       Ericsson

R1-2502440         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        Xiaomi

R1-2502510         Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation        ETRI

R1-2502558         On the gNB-to-gNB CLI and the UE-to-UE CLI handling        Google Korea LLC

R1-2502604         Discussion on CLI handling             Apple

R1-2502650         Cross-link interference (CLI) handling          Sharp

R1-2502958         Discussion on CLI handling             NTT DOCOMO, INC.       (rev of R1-2502765)

R1-2502838         Enhancements for CLI handling      Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2502914         Discussion on CLI Handling            CEWiT

 

R1-2503035        Summary #1 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Tuesday session

Agreement

Send a follow-up LS to RAN4 with the following RAN1 agreement from RAN#120 on power boosting in symbols containing PTRS and RAN4 may check impact on transmit signal quality/MPR. See final LS in R1-2503089 below.

 

Agreement

For the PUSCH symbol containing PT-RS with UL resource muting when transform precoding is not enabled, 3 dB power boosting for both PUSCH and PTRS REs if present, regardless of the PTRS density K and number of PUSCH layers L.

 

Agreement

Update the agreement in RAN1#120 as follows (highlighted in red):

Agreement

For discussion purpose, SRS-RSRP measurement resource index is referred to as SRS-RSRP-MRI and CLI-RSSI measurement resource index is referred to as SRS-RSRP-MRICLI-RSSI-MRI.

The mapping order of CSI fields of one report for SRS-RSRP-MRI/SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI-MRI/CLI-RSSI reporting is provided in Table 1 with following modifications based on Table 6.3.1.1.2-8 defined in TS38.212

·        CRI and SSBRI is replaced with SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI.

·        Capability index is crossed out in the table.

·        RSRP is replaced with L1-SRS-RSRP

·        L1-CLI-RSSI is added in the table if the CSI report is associated with CLI-RSSI measurement resource.

 

Table 1: Mapping order of CSI fields of one report for SRS-RSRP-MRI/SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI-MRI/CLI-RSSI

CSI report number

CSI fields

CSI report #n

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #1 as in Table 2, if reported

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #2 as in Table 2, if reported

SRS-RSRP-MRI or CLI-RSSI-MRI #4 as in Table 2, if reported

L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #1 as in Table 2, if reported

Differential L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #2 as in Table 2, if reported

Differential L1-SRS-RSRP or L1-CLI-RSSI #4 as in Table 2, if reported

 

Table 2. Bitwidth for SRS-RSRP-MRI, SRS-RSRP, CLI-RSSI-MRI and CLI-RSSI

Field

Bitwidth

SRS-RSRP-MRI

CLI-RSSI-MRI

L1-SRS-RSRP

7

L1-CLI-RSSI

7

Differential RSRP

4

Differential RSSI

4

: Number of SRS-RSRP measurement resources in the corresponding resource set

: Number of CLI-RSSI measurement resources in the corresponding resource set

 

Agreement

For periodic L1 CLI-RSSI reporting on PUCCH based on a set of periodic CLI measurement resources, the TCI state(s) with QCL typeD for the CLI measurement resources in the periodic CLI measurement resource set are configured per CLI measurement resource (either for all resources in the set or none) by higher-layer parameter

 

Agreement

The existing CSI timeline for L1 RSRP reporting is reused for the aperiodic CLI measurement and reporting in Rel-19 SBFD.

·        FFS: whether the slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic SRS-RSRP resources and the slot in which the SRS-RSRP resource set is measured shall not be smaller than 1.

Agreement

For the following question from the RAN4 LS in R1-2501698:

-        RAN4 respectfully asks RAN1 to clarify whether the NW configuration of timeRestrictionForChannelMeasurement or a similar configuration will apply for L1-SRS-RSRP and/or L1-CLI-RSSI measurement.

o   RAN1 informs RAN4 that the NW configuration of timeRestrictionForChannelMeasurement will apply for L1-SRS-RSRP and L1-CLI-RSSI measurement.

-        RAN4 kindly asks whether RAN1 will define optional UE capability for FDM-ed DL reception and SRS measurement.

o   RAN1 informs RAN4 that a new optional UE capability will be defined for FDM-ed DL reception and SRS measurement.

 

Agreement

For UL muting applied for UL TBoMS, the index of the starting coded bit in a slot, except the first slot, within the 𝑁𝑠 slots allocated for the transmission of TB processing over multiple slots is determined according to Section 6.2.5, TS38.212 as follows

and 𝐻 is the total number of coded bits available for transmission of the transport block in the previous slot within the 𝑁𝑠 slots assuming no UCI multiplexing and considering the muted REs.

FFS: Whether additional specification impact is needed to support above.

 

 

R1-2503036        Summary #2 of CLI handling       Moderator (Huawei)

From Wednesday session

Agreement

When transform precoding is enabled and an UL muting symbol overlaps a symbol containing PT-RS, down-select from the following alternatives in RAN1#121

 

Agreement

Configuration of Method 1 or Method 3 are not explicitly provided for L1 CLI-RSSI measurement and reporting. Configuration of Measurement resource type #1 or Measurement resource type #2 are not explicitly provided for L1 CLI-RSSI measurement.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus to support two new report quantities {‘cli-RSSI-measurement-resource-bitmap’, ‘cli-SRS-RSRP-measurement-resource-bitmap’} to reportQuantity.

 

R1-2503089        LS on impact on transmit signal quality/MPR requirement RAN1, Huawei

Decision: The LS is approved.

 

R1-2503090        Reply LS on L1 measurement      RAN1, Huawei

Decision: The reply LS on L1 measurement to RAN4 (R4-2502632) is approved.


 RAN1#121

9.3       Evolution of NR duplex operation: Sub-band full duplex (SBFD)

Please refer to RP-241614 for detailed scope of the WI.

 

[121-R19-Duplex] Email discussion on Rel-19 SBFD – Xinghua (Huawei)

-        To be used for sharing updates on online/offline schedule, details on what is to be discussed in online/offline sessions, tdoc number of the moderator summary for online session, etc

 

R1-2503266            Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 SBFD             Huawei, HiSilicon

9.3.1        SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures

Including semi-static indication of SBFD resources.

 

R1-2503261            On subband full duplex design               Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2503327            Discussion on transmission, reception and measurement procedures for SBFD operation ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2503355            Remaining issues on Rel-19 SBFD operation       vivo

R1-2503415            Discussion on subband non-overlapping full duplex Tx-Rx and measurement operations               NEC

R1-2503424            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        LG Electronics

R1-2503441            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        MediaTek Inc.

R1-2503512            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2503563            SBFD operation and procedures            Samsung

R1-2503623            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2503629            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        TCL

R1-2503706            Discussion for SBFD TX/RX/ measurement procedures      Tejas Network Limited

R1-2503731            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Ofinno

R1-2503759            Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures          Fraunhofer HHI, Fraunhofer IIS

R1-2503790            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        CATT

R1-2503827            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        CMCC

R1-2503879            Discussion on reception and transmission procedure for SBFD operation                 Xiaomi

R1-2503970            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Kookmin University

R1-2504009            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Panasonic

R1-2504044            Remaining issues on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              China Telecom

R1-2504086            Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures          Fujitsu

R1-2504097            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        HONOR

R1-2504121            On SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures          Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2504136            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        ETRI

R1-2504174            Discussion on SBFD operation              Transsion Holdings

R1-2504209            Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures          OPPO

R1-2504286            SBFD TX/RX Measurement Procedures               Lenovo

R1-2504289            Discussion on SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement procedures          Charter Communications, Inc

R1-2504315            Remaining issues on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures              Apple

R1-2504391            SBFD Transmission, Reception and Measurement Procedures             Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2504478            SBFD Tx/Rx/measurement aspects       Sharp

R1-2504498            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2504536            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        ITRI, Acer Incorporated

R1-2504559            Partial PRG handling for SBFD              ASUSTeK

R1-2504582            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        Google Korea LLC

R1-2504594            Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Moderator (Xiaomi)

R1-2504598            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        CEWiT

R1-2504609            SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures                Ericsson

R1-2504615            Discussion on SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures        WILUS Inc.

R1-2504626            SBFD procedures   Sony

 

R1-2504593            Summary #1 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Moderator (Xiaomi)

 

Agreement

For PUSCH repetition Type B, when UE is provided with Configuration #1, UE drops an actual repetition if the actual repetition is in the invalid symbol type.

 

Agreement

For PUSCH Type B repetition with inter-repetition frequency hopping in SBFD symbols, the starting RB for an actual repetition within the n-th nominal repetition (as defined in Clause 6.1.2.1) is given by:

where

-         is the starting PRB index of UL usable PRBs with reference to the start of UL active BWP.

-         is the number of UL usable PRBs.

-         is the starting PRB index of the first PUSCH hop with reference to the start of UL active BWP. For PUSCH transmissions with Configuration 2,  is the starting PRB index with reference to the start of UL active BWP after applying RB offset between non-SBFD symbols and SBFD symbols.

-        RB offset is the frequency hopping offset for PUSCH in SBFD symbols

If the n-th nominal repetition is across both SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols, the starting RB for an actual repetition in SBFD symbols within the n-th nominal repetition (as defined in Clause 6.1.2.1) is given above, and the starting RB for an actual repetition in non-SBFD symbols within the n-th nominal repetition (as defined in Clause 6.1.2.1) follows the legacy.

 

Agreement

For PUSCH inter-slot frequency hopping in SBFD symbols and when pusch-DMRS-Bundling is enabled, the starting RB during slot  is given by:

Where

-         is the starting PRB index of UL usable PRBs with reference to the start of UL active BWP.

-         is the number of UL usable PRBs.

-         is the starting PRB index of the first PUSCH hop with reference to the start of UL active BWP. For PUSCH transmissions with Configuration 2,  is the starting PRB index with reference to the start of UL active BWP after applying RB offset between non-SBFD symbols and SBFD symbols.

-        RB offset is the frequency hopping offset for PUSCH in SBFD symbols

 

Agreement

The number of PRBs of a CSI-RS resource within a DL subband is ≥ , where  is the number of DL usable PRBs in the DL subband.

 

Agreement

For each SRS resource set with usage set to 'nonCodebook',

-        In case the associated CSI-RS is periodic or semi-persistent, only CSI-RS in the same symbol type as that for SRS is used to calculate SRS precoder.

 

R1-2504594            Summary #2 of SBFD TX/RX/measurement procedures      Moderator (Xiaomi)

 

Agreement

-        From RAN1 perspective, considering the specification impact, SBFD and NR-DC can be configured simultaneously only for inter-band NR-DC if a UE is capable of simultaneous transmission and reception indicated by UE capability simultaneousRxTxInterBandCA, where SBFD operation is applicable on only one NR TDD carrier.

-        Inform RAN2 that specification impact to support this feature is not restricted to RAN1 but might result in specification impact on RAN4 as well. If supported, at least the following specification change to TS 38.213 should be adopted and the RAN4 specification for the configured transmitted power level for NR-DC in TS38.101-1 Clause 6.2B.4.1 may also need to be updated accordingly.

7.6.2   NR-DC

The UE procedures described in this clause are not applicable if the UE is provided scg-State [12, TS 38.331].

If a UE is configured with an MCG using NR radio access in FR1 or in FR2 and with a SCG using NR radio access in FR2 or in FR1, respectively, the UE performs transmission power control independently per cell group as described in clauses 7.1 through 7.5.

If a UE is configured with an MCG and a SCG using NR radio access in FR1 and/or in FR2, the UE is configured a maximum power  for transmissions on the MCG by p-NR-FR1 and/or by p-NR-FR2 and a maximum power  for transmissions on the SCG by p-NR-FR1 and/or by p-NR-FR2 and with an inter-CG power sharing mode by nrdc-PCmode-FR1 for FR1 and/or by nrdc-PCmode-FR2 for FR2. The UE determines a transmission power on the MCG and a transmission power on the SCG per frequency range.

If a UE is provided semi-static-mode1 for nrdc-PCmode-FR1 or for nrdc-PCmode-FR2, or semi-static-mode2 for nrdc-PCmode-FR1 or for nrdc-PCmode-FR2, the UE does not expect  and  to be configured such that , where  is the linear value of ,  is the linear value of , and  is the linear value of a configured maximum transmission power for NR-DC operation in FR1 or FR2 as defined in [8-3, TS 38.101-3].

If a UE is provided semi-static-mode1 for nrdc-PCmode-FR1 or for nrdc-PCmode-FR2, the UE determines a transmission power for the MCG or for the SCG as described in clauses 7.1 through 7.5 using  or  as the maximum transmission power, respectively.

If a UE is provided semi-static-mode2 for nrdc-PCmode-FR1 or for nrdc-PCmode-FR2

-    if the UE is not provided tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon for the MCG or SCG, the UE determines a transmission power for the MCG or for the SCG as described in clauses 7.1 through 7.5 using  or  as the maximum transmission power, respectively

-    if at least one symbol of slot  of the MCG or of the SCG that is indicated as uplink or flexible to a UE by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon and tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationDedicated, if provided, or is indicated as SBFD symbol to a UE by tdd-UL-DL-ConfigurationCommon, overlaps with a symbol for any ongoing transmission overlapping with slot  of the SCG or of the MCG, respectively, the UE determines a power for the transmission on the SCG or the MCG overlapping with slot  as described in clauses 7.1 through 7.5 using  or , respectively, as the maximum transmission power

-    otherwise, the UE determines a power for the transmission on SCG or the MCG overlapping with slot , as described in [8-3, TS 38.101-3] and in clauses 7.1 through 7.5 without considering  or  respectively

<unchanged texts omitted>

-        It is up to RAN2 to decide whether or not to support simultaneous configuration of SBFD and DC.

-        CC: RAN3, RAN4.

Reply LS on simultaneous configuration of SBFD and DC. Final LS in R1-2504858.

 

Agreement

For a CSI report associated with periodic/semi-persistent CSI-RS, the valid symbol type for CSI derivation configured in CSI-ReportConfig applies to both CMRs and IMRs (limited to NZP-CSI-RS) associated with the CSI report.

 

Conclusion

Separate configuration of PCMAX/p-max is a RAN4 issue and will not be discussed in RAN1. It is up to RAN4 make decision on this issue. As part of RAN1 study on this issue, one company submitted simulation results in R1-2504391.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus to support explicit indication of gNB transition period length and/or location between SBFD and non-SBFD symbols.

 

R1-2504857            Draft reply LS on simultaneous configuration of SBFD and DC          Xiaomi

 

 

9.3.2        SBFD random access operation

R1-2503262            On subband full duplex random access operation Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2503328            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2503356            Remaining issues on random access for Rel-19 SBFD          vivo

R1-2503425            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     LG Electronics

R1-2503442            Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation  MediaTek Inc.

R1-2503513            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2503564            Random access on SBFD resources       Samsung

R1-2503624            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2503626            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Korea Testing Laboratory

R1-2503630            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     TCL

R1-2503707            Discussion on SBFD Random Access Operation  Tejas Network Limited

R1-2503732            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Ofinno

R1-2503791            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     CATT

R1-2503828            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     CMCC

R1-2503880            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Xiaomi

R1-2503936            CLI Handling for NR duplex operation NEC

R1-2503971            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Kookmin University

R1-2504010            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Panasonic

R1-2504045            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     China Telecom

R1-2504087            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Fujitsu

R1-2504106            SBFD random access operation             Lenovo

R1-2504118            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Hyundai Motor Company

R1-2504122            SBFD random access operation             Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2504137            SBFD random access operation             ETRI

R1-2504175            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     Transsion Holdings

R1-2504210            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     OPPO

R1-2504316            Views on SBFD random access operation             Apple

R1-2504392            SBFD Random Access Operation          Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2504479            SBFD Random Access Aspects             Sharp

R1-2504499            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2504537            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     ITRI, Acer Incorporated

R1-2504590            On SBFD random access operation       Google Ireland Limited

R1-2504610            SBFD Random access operation            Ericsson

R1-2504616            Discussion on SBFD random access operation     WILUS Inc.

R1-2504627            SBFD RACH operations        Sony

 

R1-2504708            Summary#1 on SBFD random access operation   Moderator (CMCC)

 

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 2, all parameters in rach-ConfigCommon except for rsrp-ThresholdSSB-SUL can be included in the additional RACH configuration, i.e., sbfd-RACHDualConfig.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus to support separate initial UL BWP for SBFD-aware UEs. Reuse the legacy rule for determining the frequency domain resource allocation for Msg3 PUSCH transmission in SBFD symbols.

 

Conclusion

For RACH configuration Option 2, when a SBFD-aware UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs or from legacy-ROs to additional-ROs in PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure, there is no RAN1 consensus to support a power offset to compensate the power ramping difference

Note: The red part has been added to a previous conclusion from RAN1#120bis.

 

Conclusion

PUCCH repetition for Msg4 HARQ-ACK is not supported in SBFD random access procedure.

 

Conclusion

There is no consensus in RAN1 to support separate msg3-DeltaPreamble parameters for non-SBFD symbols and SBFD-symbols for RACH configuration Option 2.

 

R1-2504709            Summary#2 on SBFD random access operation   Moderator (CMCC)

 

Agreement

For SBFD-aware UEs,

-        when separate p0-nominal for PUCCH on SBFD symbols is not configured, p0-nominal configured for PUCCH on non-SBFD symbols is used if PUCCH is transmitted on SBFD symbols.

-        when separate msg3-Alpha for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on SBFD symbols is not configured, msg3-Alpha configured for Msg3 PUSCH transmission on non-SBFD symbols is used if Msg3 PUSCH transmission is transmitted on SBFD symbols.

 

Agreement

Update the agreement made in RAN1#120bis in red:

Agreement

For RACH configuration Option 1 and Option 2, when a SBFD-aware UE switches from additional-ROs to legacy-ROs or from legacy-ROs to additional-ROs in PRACH transmission re-attempt in one RACH procedure, support Alt-1: Increase the power ramping counter.

For determination of Msg3 PUSCH transmission power for RACH configuration Option 2,  is provided by MAC layer and is the amount of power ramping applied to the latest Random Access Preamble transmission, regardless of the used RO types, symbol type of Msg3 PUSCH and RO type switch.

 

Agreement

Update the following agreement made in RAN1#120-bis in red:

Agreement

For CBRA, if a SBFD-aware UE transmits Msg1 in legacy-RO, the UE follows the legacy behavior during the random access procedureRACH attempt.

FFS: Whether specification change is necessary

 

 

9.3.33        CLI handling

R1-2503263            On cross-link interference handling for subband full duplex Huawei, HiSilicon

R1-2503329            Discussion on CLI handling for Rel-19 duplex operation     ZTE Corporation, Sanechips

R1-2503357            Remaining issues on CLI handling for Rel-19 NR duplex    vivo

R1-2503426            Discussion on CLI handling   LG Electronics

R1-2503443            Discussion on CLI Handling in SBFD System      MediaTek Inc.

R1-2503514            Discussion on CLI handling   Spreadtrum, UNISOC

R1-2503565            Cross-link interference handling for SBFD            Samsung

R1-2503625            Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation  InterDigital, Inc.

R1-2503708            Discussion on gNB-gNB CLI handling Tejas Network Limited

R1-2503733            Discussion on CLI handling   Ofinno

R1-2503792            Discussion on CLI handling for NR duplex evolution           CATT

R1-2503829            Discussion on CLI handling   CMCC

R1-2503881            Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation  Xiaomi

R1-2503937            Discussion on random access for subband non-overlapping full duplex                 NEC

R1-2504023            Discussion on CLI handling   Panasonic

R1-2504123            Cross-link interference handling for duplex evolution          Nokia, Nokia Shanghai Bell

R1-2504138            Discussion on CLI handling for SBFD operation  ETRI

R1-2504211            CLI handling in NR duplex operation   OPPO

R1-2504317            Remaining issues on CLI handling        Apple

R1-2504375            Cross-link interference (CLI) handling  Sharp

R1-2504393            Enhancements for CLI handling             Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2504500            Discussion on CLI handling   NTT DOCOMO, INC.

R1-2504591            On CLI handling for SBFD operation   Google Ireland Limited

R1-2504599            Discussion on CLI Handling  CEWiT

R1-2504611            SBFD CLI handling                Ericsson

R1-2504628            SBFD CLI handling                Sony

 

R1-2504798            Summary #1 of CLI handling Moderator (Huawei)

 

Agreement

When transform precoding is enabled and an UL muting symbol overlaps a symbol containing PT-RS, UL resource muting is not applied in the PUSCH symbol containing PT-RS

 

Agreement

For SRS-RSRP measurement resource configuration, the number of SRS antenna ports is 1.

 

Agreement

A UE does not expect to be simultaneously configured with L3 and L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting.

 

Agreement

A UE does not expect to be configured with a scheduling offset between the last symbol of the PDCCH carrying the triggering DCI for AP CLI and the first symbol of the aperiodic CLI SRS-RSRP or CLI-RSSI resources is smaller than the UE reported threshold beamSwitchTiming, when the reported value is one of the values of {14, 28, 48} and enableBeamSwitchTiming is not provided, or is smaller than 48 when the UE provides beamSwitchTiming-r16, enableBeamSwitchTiming is provided.

 

R1-2504799            Summary #2 of CLI handling Moderator (Huawei)

 

Agreement

The slot offset between the slot containing the DCI that triggers a set of aperiodic SRS-RSRP resources and the slot in which the SRS-RSRP resource set is measured shall not be smaller than 1.

 

Agreement

If the number of reported L1-SRS-RSRP measurement resources is M, and the number of L1-SRS-RSRP measurements which are either >=-44dBm or infinity (infinity means UE cannot detect SRS due to too strong signal to measure) is X (0<X<=M), the following are reported within one report

-        An indicator corresponding to a codepoint mapping to out-of-range (L1-SRS-RSRP >= -44) or infinity: 7 bits

-        For the M-1 L1-SRS-RSRP measurement, a differential reporting method is adopted using -44dbm as the reference: (M-1)*4bits

o   No codepoint defined as ‘out-of-range’ or with positive values are introduced in the differential measurement reporting table

 

Agreement

A UE does not expect to be configured with L1-CLI-RSSI measurements resources within an UL subband and L1-SRS-RSRP measurement resources on the same symbol.

 

Agreement

A UE configured with UL resource muting can be configured by a new RRC parameter to apply UL resource muting in non-SBFD symbols, if SBFD symbols are configured for the UE

-        If configured as ‘enabled’, UL muting is applicable in both SBFD symbols and non-SBFD symbols

-        Otherwise, UL muting is applicable only in SBFD symbols

The above configuration does not apply for a UE configured with UL resource muting, if SBFD symbols are not configured for the UE

-        UL resource muting is applicable in both flexible symbols and UL symbols

FG 60-1 is not the prerequisite of FG 60-7 and FG60-7a

 

Agreement

For a CSI report associated with periodic/semi-persistent SRS-RSRP measurement resources or CLI-RSSI measurement resources, the valid symbol type for CSI derivation configured in CSI-ReportConfig is applicable for L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting if SBFD symbols are configured for the UE

-        UE shall perform L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement based on the valid symbol type configured in CSI-ReportConfig

The valid symbol type does not apply for a UE if SBFD symbols are not configured for the UE

-        UE shall perform L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement based on the configuration provided in CSI-ResourceConfig indicated by CSI-ReportConfig

FG 60-1 is not the prerequisite of FG 60-8 and FG60-9

 

Conclusion

CLI reference resource is not introduced for L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting

-        Note: The existing CSI reference resource definition in section 5.2.2.5 of TS 38.214 are reused with for L1 UE-to-UE CLI measurement and reporting.

 

Conclusion

There is no RAN1 consensus on the following:

-        Dedicated PRACH/SR resources can be configured for UE to report the beam failure caused by CLI.