A Study on Mobility Enhancement in 3GPP Multi-Radio Multi-Connectivity

This paper proposes a multi-radio multi-connectivity (MR-MC) technology to meet the 6G service requirements. To overcome the challenges of high path loss and directionality in the sub-THz band, we designed an MR-MC architecture that simultaneously connects to LTE, NR, and sub-terahertz (THz) bands. CHO and CPC/CPA were used to support reliable mobility enhancement. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed structure effectively reduces signal delay and service outage issues through multi-connectivity. Furthermore, by utilizing pre-configured interfaces, the approach significantly decreases signaling overhead, thereby enhancing real-time performance.

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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictc62082.2024.10827748
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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A Study on Mobility Enhancement in 3GPP Multi-Radio Multi-Connectivity

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A Study on Mobility Enhancement in 3GPP Multi-Radio Multi-Connectivity

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Abstract

This paper proposes a multi-radio multi-connectivity (MR-MC) technology to meet the 6G service requirements. To overcome the challenges of high path loss and directionality in the sub-THz band, we designed an MR-MC architecture that simultaneously connects to LTE, NR, and sub-terahertz (THz) bands. CHO and CPC/CPA were used to support reliable mobility enhancement. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed structure effectively reduces signal delay and service outage issues through multi-connectivity. Furthermore, by utilizing pre-configured interfaces, the approach significantly decreases signaling overhead, thereby enhancing real-time performance.

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