R1-2601821 discussion

Discussion on WUS operation in RRC states

From Spreadtrum
Status: not treated
WI: FS_6G_Radio
Agenda: 10.6.1.2
Release: Rel-20
Source: 3gpp.org ↗
Spreadtrum's prior position on 10.6.1.2 at RAN1#124 · AI-synthesized, paraphrased
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Proposes that 6GR should avoid the duplicated DL-WUS functionalities introduced across NR releases by defining only one DL-WUS type per RRC state. Supports extending the payload size for finer subgrouping granularity and advocates for multi-beam operation via DL WUS occasions composed of multiple monitoring occasions. Proposes using NR mechanisms as a starting point for wake-up delay and DL WUS occasion configuration. Requires that a UE in EE mode can perform serving cell RRM measurements using SSB or LP-SS in a low-power mode under certain signal quality conditions. For connected mode, proposes adopting NR's Option 1-1 and Option 1-2 as the basis for triggering PDCCH monitoring via LP-WUS.

Summary

Spreadtrum provides 2 observations and 7 proposals on DL WUS operation across RRC idle/inactive and connected modes for 6GR, focusing on leveraging NR LP-WUS mechanisms as a baseline while addressing coverage limitations and simplifying connected-mode wake-up signaling.

Position

Spreadtrum proposes that NR LP-WUS mechanisms serve as the starting point for 6GR DL WUS occasion configuration, wake-up delay definition, and connected-mode operation (Options 1-1 and 1-2). They require only one type of DL-WUS in connected mode to avoid duplicated functionalities between DCP and LP-WUS as occurred in NR. They propose serving cell RRM measurement based on 6GR sync signal by EE processing to offload measurements from the main receiver and achieve considerable energy-saving gain, but question the necessity and gain of extending EE processing to neighboring cell RRM measurement, arguing infrequent neighbor measurements via main receiver have negligible energy impact and EE-based neighbor measurement would increase implementation complexity and power consumption. They observe that NR's DL-WUS coverage limitation constrains LP-WUR operation scenarios and note that 6GR's coverage target matching PDCCH may eliminate the need for LP-WUS monitoring state transitions.

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