Referring back to
For convenience and brevity, term “response delay” will be used to refer to turn-around time and/or Rx?Tx time differences. Thus, “measured response delay” may refer to measured turn-around time (t3?t2) and/or measured Rx?Tx time difference (t2?t3) for both the UE and the network entity. Similarly, “actual response delay” may refer to actual turn-around time (t3′?t2′) and/or actual Rx?Tx time difference (t2′?t3′) UE and the network entity. Then at 930, it may be said that the PUCCH/PUSCH may be sized based on the amount of UE response delays to be reported, amount of DL timing information to be reported, etc.).
At 940, the network entity may notify the UE, e.g., by sending a control signal, of the scheduled RTTM resources so that the UE can properly listen for the RTTM waveforms. The control signal may also notify the UE of the scheduled RTTR resources so that the UE can transmit the RTTR waveforms and the RTTR payload on the proper resources.