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References
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Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
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Introduction
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Baseline performance achievable with Rel-15 NR URLLC
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Layer 1 enhancements
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UL inter UE Tx prioritization/multiplexing
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Enhanced UL configured grant (grant free) transmissions
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Conclusion and recommendation
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Requirements and simulation assumptions
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Change History
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References
p. 6
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Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
p. 6
3.1
Definitions
p. 6
3.2
Symbols
p. 6
3.3
Abbreviations
p. 7
4
Introduction
p. 7
5
Baseline performance achievable with Rel-15 NR URLLC
p. 8
5.1
Performance metric
p. 8
5.2
Evaluation results and findings
p. 8
5.2.1
Evaluation on electrical power distribution
p. 8
5.2.2
Evaluation on transport industry
p. 11
5.2.3
Evaluation on Rel-15 enabled use case
p. 13
5.2.4
Evaluation on factory automation
p. 16
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Layer 1 enhancements
p. 19
6.1
PDCCH enhancements
p. 19
6.1.1
Rel-15 NR PDCCH evaluation
p. 19
6.1.2
Compact DCI
p. 22
6.1.3
Increased PDCCH monitoring capability
p. 26
6.1.4
PDCCH repetition
p. 26
6.2
UCI enhancements
p. 26
6.2.1
Enhanced HARQ feedback
p. 26
6.2.1.1
More than one PUCCH for HARQ-ACK transmission within a slot
p. 26
6.2.1.2
Enhanced reporting procedure/feedback for HARQ-ACK
p. 26
6.2.2
Enhanced CSI feedback
p. 26
6.3
PUSCH enhancements
p. 27
6.3.1
Option 1: Mini-slot level repetition
p. 32
6.3.2
Option 2: Multi-segment transmission
p. 32
6.3.3
Option 4
p. 33
6.3.4
Option 5
p. 34
6.3.5
Option 6
p. 35
6.4
Enhancements to scheduling/HARQ/CSI processing timeline
p. 35
6.4.1
Enhancements to scheduling/HARQ processing timeline
p. 35
6.4.1.1
Latency analysis
p. 36
6.4.1.2
Performance gain based on link-level evaluation
p. 40
6.4.1.3
Performance gain based on system-level evaluation
p. 40
6.4.1.4
Conclusion
p. 40
6.4.2
Out-of-order HARQ-ACK and PUSCH scheduling
p. 41
6.4.3
Non-periodic SR enhancement
p. 42
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UL inter UE Tx prioritization/multiplexing
p. 43
7.1
Performance evaluation
p. 43
7.1.1
Link level simulation
p. 43
7.1.2
System level simulation
p. 48
7.2
Potential enhancements
p. 54
7.2.1
UE UL cancelation mechanisms
p. 55
7.2.2
Enhanced UL power control
p. 55
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Enhanced UL configured grant (grant free) transmissions
p. 55
8.1
Performance evaluation
p. 55
8.2
Potential enhancements
p. 59
8.2.1
Multiple active configured grants
p. 60
8.2.2
Enhancing reliability and reducing latency
p. 60
8.2.3
PUSCH repetitions within a slot for grant free transmission
p. 60
8.2.4
Explicit HARQ-ACK for UL configured grant transmission
p. 60
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Conclusion and recommendation
p. 60
9.1
Conclusion
p. 60
9.2
Recommendation
p. 61
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Requirements and simulation assumptions
p. 62
A.1
Requirements
p. 62
A.1.1
Examples of use case and requirements for electrical power distribution
p. 62
A.1.2
Examples of use case and requirements for factory automation
p. 63
A.1.3
Examples of use case and requirements for transport industry
p. 64
A.1.4
Examples of use case and requirements for Rel-15 enabled use case (e.g. AR/VR)
p. 64
A.2
System level simulation assumptions
p. 65
A.2.1
Simulation assumption for electrical power distribution
p. 67
A.2.2
Simulation assumption for factory automation
p. 69
A.2.3
Simulation assumption for transport industry
p. 71
A.2.4
Simulation assumption for Rel-15 enabled use case
p. 72
A.2.5
Simulation assumption for evaluating multiplexing of eMBB and URLLC UEs sharing the same carrier
p. 73
A.3
Link level simulation assumptions
p. 73
A.4
Cases used for calibration of the latency results in section 6.4.1.1
p. 75
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