R1-2502548 Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast after RAN1#120.docx
3GPP TSG-RAN WG1 Meeting #120-bis	R1-2502548
Wuhan, China, April 7-11, 2025
Agenda Item:	9.13
Source:	Rapporteur (EBU)
Title:	Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast after RAN1#120
Document for:	Discussion
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TDoc file conclusion not found
R1-2503117 Chair notes RAN1#120bis (9.13 LTE-based 5G BC) v04 (eom).docx
3GPP TSG RAN WG1 #120bis			R1-2503117
Wuhan, China, April 7th – 11th, 2025

Agenda Item:	9.13
Source:	Ad-Hoc Chair (Huawei)
Title:	Session notes for 9.13 LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2
Document for:	Discussion, Decision

LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2
Please refer to RP-250794 for detailed scope of the WI for LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2.
Rapporteur to provide initial input on higher layer signalling under agenda item 9.13. For input on higher layer signalling from any other source, please include it as part of your tdoc to relevant sub-agenda items.

[120bis-R19-Broadcast] Email discussion on Rel-19 LTE-bad 5G Broadcast Phase 2 – Jordi (EBU)
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

R1-2502548	Higher layer parameters for Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast after RAN1#120	EBU
Time-frequency interleaver design for MBMS dedicated cells
R1-2501912	Discussion on time-frequency interleaver design for LTE-based 5G Broadcast	ZTE Corporation, Sanechips
R1-2502209	On time-frequency interleavers for LTE-based 5G Broadcast	Huawei, HiSilicon
R1-2502390	Views on LTE-based 5G broadcast	Samsung
R1-2502546	Further details onΒ open issues regarding TFI for LTE-based 5G Broadcast	EBU
R1-2502582	Design of Time-frequency interleaver for 5G Broadcast	Shanghai Jiao Tong University
R1-2502861	Time and Frequency Interleaving for 5G Broadcast	Qualcomm Incorporated

R1-2503001	FL summary#1 on Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2	Moderator (EBU)

Agreement
Support at least the following values of time interleaver depth:
Values M={4,8,16,32} and N={1,2,4,8,16} are supported.
FFS: UE behaviour in case values of M and N exceed UE capabilities in terms of soft buffer size and maximum TBS supportable in a TTI
FFS: larger values, including M=64, N={32,64}.

R1-2503002	FL summary#2 on Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2	Moderator (EBU)

Agreement
In case of time interleaving, in order to reduce the resource wastage due to the potential mismatch between MSI periodicity and the (MxN) pattern:
Adopt an extended set of configurable periodicities for MCH scheduling period for R19 PMCHs that includes the intermediate values among the periodicities defined for the legacy configurations.
May include the case of scheduling different M/N within the same MSI periodicity
FFS the values of the new periodicities.
RAN1 to specify UE behavior, if needed, in case of residual mismatch even after new periodicities are adopted, taking into account the amount of subframe available at the end of the periodicity
Option 1: Drop the time-interleaved TBs which do not have all the N RVs transmitted within the MSI periodicity
Option 2: Drop the time-interleaved TBs which could not be successfully decoded. 
It is up to network to decide whether to schedule or not schedule MTCH transmission in the residual mismatch part of the MSI periodicity. UE knows this from MSI (legacy behaviour)
Other Options not precluded

Agreement
The number of columns, , of the frequency interleaver is , where  denotes the number of CBs in the TB (including scaling, if any),  denotes the number of OFDM symbols of the PMCH, 
Working assumption:
m = , and  denotes the operation to compute the greatest common divisor.

Agreement
The following steps are applied to the rows of the frequency interleaver:
Perform inter-row permutation with a reorder of the row indexes , which is calculated as:

With, , and 
Perform a cyclic shift to the elements in the j-th row with an offset S(j) defined as:



R1-2503003	FL summary#3 on Rel-19 LTE-based 5G Broadcast Phase 2	Moderator (EBU)

Agreement
LBRM parameters (e.g. ) are consistent between the broadcast network and the (multiple) UEs that are receiving the broadcast transmission.
These multiple UEs may belong to different UE categories, thus having different values of , .
FFS: how the consistent NIR and NCB is calculated

Agreement
The agreement in the previous meeting is updated as follows:
Regarding configuration for time interleaving transmission, the following options can be considered:
  - Option 1: Per PMCH configuration, e.g., via pmch-Config
  - Option 2: Per MBMS session, e.g., via MBMS-SessionInfo or via MAC CE
- Alt1: If per MBMS session configuration is done, a T_proc of 3 ms between the end of the MSI and the first MTCH in the MCH scheduling period is needed for UE de-rate matching.
- Alt2: If per MBMS session configuration is done, other options (than Alt1 above) are not precluded, e.g. that allow the UE to know the M, N values of the first MTCH scheduled after the MSI

Agreement
Obtain the initial TBS (𝑇𝐡𝑆′) as per current specifications, and calculate the final TBS as 𝑇𝐡𝑆=π‘Ÿπ‘œπ‘’π‘›π‘‘{𝑇𝐡𝑆′×𝑁}
The operation β€œround{x}” is mapping x to the closest TBS from all the existing TBS values in section 7.1.7.2 TS 36.213.
TDoc file conclusion not found
R1-2503164 Summary email discussion - draft CR 36.213 LTE_terr_bcast_Ph2-Core - v6.docx

3GPP TSG RAN WG1 #120bis	        	        R1-2503164
Wuhan, China, April 7th – 11th, 2025
Agenda item:	9.13
Source:		Moderator (Motorola Mobility)
Title:	Summary of email discussion [Post-120bis-Rel-19-36.213- LTE_terr_bcast_Ph2-Core]
Document for:	Discussion
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TDoc file conclusion not found

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