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LTE: Scheduling of mac grant

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A UE have 2 logical channels belonging to different logical channel groups (LCG), how can the eNodeB informs the UE that it is giving grant to a particular LCG and not. Also I could not find any lcg id related parameter in DCI 0?
Alternatively is it correct to say that it is up to the UE to decide which LCG data to send after receiving grant from eNodeB, assuming that both LCG has data to transmit?

posted Jan 23, 2017 by anonymous

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Hi,
ENB will not give grant per LCG basis, UE will have scheduling algorithm(LCP ) to divide the available grant to each LCG, then UE will send data in each LC based on priority.

answer Jan 23, 2017 by Jaganathan
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