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2022 (Wa) 18332 [Method of Transmitting and Receiving Reference Signals in a Wireless Communication System] <Nakashima>

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Article type: Case note

Category: Other Japanese law

Topics: Numerical limitations and parameters

First published on this website: 2026-11-01

Display and classification checked: November 2, 2026


Originally published on Ameblo: 2025-06-09 (Japan time). Full English translation.

2022 (Wa) 18332 [Method of Transmitting and Receiving Reference Signals in a Wireless Communication System] <Nakashima>

*Not mandatory under the “standard” +Non-satisfaction was confirmed by materials submitted under a protective order.

The LTE standard provides that values such as NID_csh_DMRS are used when supplied by higher layers, and that ordinary cell IDs (such as NID_cell) are used when they are not supplied.

⇒ Whether a terminal is configured to support CoMP (coordinated transmission and reception among multiple base stations) is left to its particular implementation; the LTE standard does not make CoMP mandatory for terminals.

 +Further, based on the defendant's evidence covered by the protective order (including chipset specifications and engineers' statements), the court found that the chipsets incorporated in the defendant's products implemented no CoMP support and therefore did not generate reference signals using the parameters at issue.

⇒ Limitation not satisfied



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