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Hi
Pedro,
The
uplink scheduling services are defined on uplink only.
Downlink service is assumed that can be fully described by QoS parameters
, maximum sustained rate,minimum rezerved rate,maximum
latency,....
Dear all,
I have a question concerning the
uplink scheduling services. These uplink scheduling services are defined for
each uplink service flow? Am I right? When we are defining a downlink service
flow these uplink scheduling services are not defined? However, in the
802.16-REVd draft (D2), section 11.4.9.12 – Service Flow Scheduling Type, it
seems to me that this parameter is used when we are defining an uplink service
flow and a downlink service flow. Can somebody clarify me about the scheduling
services and if they are used to define only an uplink service flow or both?
To me, it makes sense that it is used to define an uplink service flow, but I
might be wrong.
Thank you for
helping
Best
Regards,
Pedro
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