5G HARQ-ACK Multiplexing Explained | Static vs Dynamic Codebook| Traces

Explore the inner workings of HARQ-ACK Codebooks in 5G NR! This in-depth tutorial covers how HARQ feedback is multiplexed across transport blocks, carriers, and code block groups.

Understand the differences between Semi-Static and Dynamic Codebooks, how the UE sends ACK/NACK to the gNB, and the role of DAI counters in reliable feedback delivery. :bar_chart:

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
00:00 - Introduction to HARQ Feedback Multiplexing
06:52 - Semi-Static HARQ Codebook
10:44 - Dynamic HARQ Codebook
13:46 - Real Traces: UE Capability Exchange and gNB Configuration

:pushpin: Topics Covered:

  • HARQ Feedback Multiplexing (Multiple TBs, Carriers, CBGs)
  • Semi-Static Codebook (Type 1): Fixed Size, Predictable Mapping
  • Dynamic Codebook (Type 2): Adaptive Size, Efficient Use of Uplink
  • Use of Configured DAI (cDAI) and Total DAI (tDAI)
  • 5G NR traces and RRC signaling

:blue_book: References:

  • 3GPP Specifications
  • 5G NR in Bullets
  • New Generation Wireless Access Technology Book :satellite_antenna: Perfect for: Telecom engineers, 5G RAN optimizers

Watch Video on YouTube :backhand_index_pointing_right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1QdVmcFt9E

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