HARQ

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HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest) is a wireless communication protocol technique that improves data reliability and throughput by combining error-correction coding with retransmissions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf error control mechanism
wireless communication protocol technique
abbreviationOf Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest NERFINISHED
appliesTo packet data transmission
basedOn Automatic Repeat reQuest
benefit better performance at low SNR
robustness to fading
category error detection and correction
link adaptation technique
combines error-correction coding
retransmissions
designGoal maximize throughput under target error rate
extends ARQ
feature chase combining
incremental redundancy
soft combining of retransmissions
feedbackType ACK
NACK
fullName Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest NERFINISHED
improves link robustness
spectral efficiency
operatesAtLayer MAC layer
data link layer
parameter HARQ process number
maximum number of retransmissions
redundancy version
purpose improve data reliability
improve throughput
reduces packet error rate
relatedTo ARQ
FEC NERFINISHED
requires feedback channel
tradeoff increased latency due to retransmissions
increased receiver complexity
usedByStandard 3GPP 5G NR NERFINISHED
3GPP LTE NERFINISHED
HSPA NERFINISHED
usedIn 5G NR NERFINISHED
LTE NERFINISHED
WiMAX NERFINISHED
cellular networks
wireless communication systems
uses channel coding
cyclic redundancy check
forward error correction
worksOver fading channels

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HSDPA feature HARQ