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What is the need of sidelink channel in LTE? Where it is useful?

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What is the need of sidelink channel in LTE? Where it is useful?
posted Jun 19, 2017 by Ankit Mishra
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Sidelink channel will be used for device to device (D2D) communication. Most probably Side link channel will be based on SC-FDMA and intention is to enable D2D with minimal/no changes in radio interface. TDD mode would be preferred choice for Side Link channel.
Side link channel will be used only if device is not in communication with eNodeB. In other words, if Uplink hardware is not being used for eNodeB communication.

answer Jun 20, 2017 by Harshita
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sidelink channel is basically for device to device communication ,there are three scenario it will use out of coverage(No EnodeB),
in-Coverage(With EnodeB), and Partial coverage (means one ue will be incoverage while other is out of coverage.)

answer Sep 6, 2017 by anonymous

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