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FUTUREWEI · 10.6.1.1

Design of WUS with OFDM-based sequence · RAN1#124bis · Source verification
the AI's delta strengthened vs RAN1#124
FUTUREWEI hardened the coverage target from the generic at least PDCCH to specific Broadcast PDCCH with quantified MDR of 1% and FAR of {0.1%, 1%}. They added a concrete technical justification for this target: an expected ~1.13dB coverage gap with 5G NR Broadcast PDCCH, attributed to NF improvement and OFDM detection gains over OOK. The requirement to remove OOK and Manchester encoding, the proposal for direct raw-bit-to-sequence mapping with configurable repetitions, and the call for a new design of candidate OFDM sequence length and number per symbol are preserved with identical proposal text.
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Contributions at RAN1#124bis · 1 doc

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Discussion on 6G Design of WUS with OFDM based Sequence
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Futurewei proposes reusing Rel-19 LP-WUS design aspects, specifically Zadoff-Chu OFDM sequences defined before DFT processing, as a starting point for 6G DL WUS but requires removing the underlying OOK signal and Manchester encoding. They propose targeting Broadcast PDCCH coverage with an MDR of 1% and FAR of {0.1%,1%}, citing an expected ~1.13dB coverage gap with 5G NR Broadcast PDCCH based on NF improvement and OFDM detection gains over OOK. They propose that the DL WUS of OFDM-based sequence can replace Rel-16 DCP and Rel-17 PEI functionalities for a unified energy-saving solution. They call for a new design of candidate OFDM sequence length and number per symbol to achieve the PDCCH coverage target without depending on OOK-based power boosting. They propose direct mapping of raw information bits to OFDM sequences with configurable repetitions for simplified, energy-efficient UE processing.
Summary
This Futurewei contribution discusses the design of 6G downlink Wake-Up Signal (WUS) using OFDM-based sequences, building on Rel-19 LP-WUS. It presents 6 observations and 5 proposals, arguing for extending coverage to the PDCCH target and proposing design simplifications by removing the underlying OOK signal.

Prior contributions at RAN1#124 · 1 doc · Feb 09, 2026

R1-2600060 discussion not treated 3gpp.org ↗
Discussion on 6G Design of WUS with OFDM based Sequence
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Futurewei proposes adopting a DL WUS based on an OFDM sequence with at least PDCCH as a coverage target, replacing Rel-16 DCP and Rel-17 PEI functionality for a unified 6G energy saving solution. They propose using Rel-19 LP-WUS design as a starting point, maintaining the pre-DFT OFDM sequence overlay definition to enable time-domain EE processing at the UE, but explicitly requiring the removal of the underlying OOK signal and Manchester encoding constraint. Futurewei proposes a new design for the length and number of candidate OFDM sequences per OFDM symbol, redesigned for the PDCCH coverage target and UE processing complexity without the OOK signal. They also propose direct mapping of raw information bits to OFDM sequences with a configurable number of repetitions for simplified EE UE processing.
Summary
This Futurewei contribution proposes a 6G DL WUS design based on an OFDM sequence, aiming for PDCCH-level coverage to unify Rel-16 DCP and Rel-17 PEI functionalities. It presents 4 observations and 4 proposals on coverage targets and design aspects, building from the Rel-19 LP-WUS framework while removing the underlying OOK signal and Manchester encoding constraints.
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