Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group has filed a patent for a method allowing user equipment to use both 4G and 5G during handover between base stations. The method optimizes deployment costs and can be widely applied on existing software and hardware. GlobalData’s report on Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Method for ue to use 4g and 5g simultaneously
The patent application (Publication Number: US20240040448A1) describes a method for maintaining radio connectivity and 5G service of user equipment (UE) during the transfer from a 4G technology base station to a target base station connected to a 5G technology base station on a dual-connected mobile technology platform. The method involves steps such as measuring signal quality of source eNodeB neighbors, selecting a target eNodeB for handover, activating the UE handover procedure, determining the ability to support Enhanced Network Data Connection (ENDC), choosing a gNodeB station, and conducting the sgnb addition procedure with the target gNodeB. The process ensures a seamless transition for the UE while moving between different generations of technology, maintaining connectivity and service quality.
The method outlined in the patent application involves detailed steps for ensuring a smooth handover process for the UE from 4G to 5G technology base stations. By measuring signal quality, selecting appropriate target stations, and verifying the ability to support ENDC and 5G technology, the method aims to optimize the connectivity and service experience for the UE. The process also includes steps for selecting the best 5G station for connection, conducting the sgnb addition procedure with the target gNodeB, and ensuring a successful transition to the new network. Overall, the method described in the patent application addresses the challenges associated with transitioning between different generations of technology while maintaining radio connectivity and service quality for user equipment.
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