WO2007139188A1 - 移動局と基地局との間の接続処理方法、移動局、基地局、マルチキャリア移動体通信システムおよびランダムアクセスチャネルのマッピング方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a connection processing method between a mobile station and a base station, a mobile station, a base station, a multi-carrier mobile communication system, and a random access channel mapping method.
- W_CDMA Wideband-Code Division Multiple Access
- Non-Patent Document 1 Wi-Fi Protected Access
- 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) 3rd Generation Partnership Project
- RAT radio access technology
- EUTRA Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access
- EUTRA Evolution of the third generation RAT
- EUTRA Evolution of the third generation RAT access network
- EUTRAN Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
- OFDMA Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access
- EUTRA the next-generation communication standard
- 3G third generation
- OF DM OFDM
- the uplink (uplink) random access (RACH) sequence in EUTRA is an important procedure for connection processing between a mobile station and a base station (for example, Non-Patent Document 3 describes that The importance and the significance of these procedures are significantly different between 3G technology and EU TRA standards.
- a random access channel RACH Random Access Channel: a channel that a mobile station can transmit to a base station at an arbitrary timing
- RACH Random Access Channel
- the channel used to establish the uplink is not orthogonal to the data channel, interference with the data channel may occur.
- control called power lambing is required to gradually increase the transmission power on the mobile station side (for example, pages 45 to 47 of the aforementioned Non-Patent Document 1). (See “2—2-3 Random Access”).
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a random access procedure (RACH transmission procedure) for uplink in the W-CDMA system.
- a mobile station that performs initial transmission that is, a mobile station that is immediately after power-on or that is intermittently receiving, first transmits a random access channel (RACH) to the base station in order to establish an uplink with the base station.
- RACH random access channel
- the transmission frequency and timing may be the same as other mobile stations.
- the RACH cannot be received correctly at the base station due to the degradation of the transmission signal due to interference between other stations.
- the mobile station first randomly selects one data signal ⁇ 1J for specifying a transmission mobile station called RACH Preamble and transmits it to the base station (step S20). ).
- ACK Acknowledge
- step S21 actual data transmission called a RACH message is started (step S22).
- step S25 the RACH preamble transmission power is increased (step S25), and the RACH preamble transmission is resumed.
- step S23 While confirming whether or not the predefined number of retransmissions has expired (step S23), the same processing is repeated, and if the ACK from the base station cannot be received even if the predetermined number of transmissions has expired, Judge that RACH transmission failed (step S24), and end the series of procedures.
- Non-Patent Document 1 Tachikawa Keiji, "W—CDMA mobile communication system”, published on June 25, 2001, Maruzen Co., Ltd.
- Non-Patent Document 2 3GPP TR (Technical Report) 25. 814, VI. 4.1 (2006-5), Physical Layer Aspects for Evolved UTRA. Http: // / www. 3gpp. Org / ftp / Specs / html— info / 25814, htm
- Non-Patent Document 3 Ericsson. “E— UTRA Random Access”, 3GPP TSG RAN WG1 Meeting # 43, Seoul, Korea, 7— 11 November, 2005 Disclosure of the Invention
- EUTRA in the uplink connection process for enabling data transmission between a mobile station and a base station, the standard is determined for what channel should be used in the first place. Not. In particular, the state of the mobile station in relation to the base station may change constantly, and connection processing cannot be performed unless it is clear in which case which communication channel is used.
- the transmission procedure from the mobile station to the base station and the transmission procedure from the base station to the mobile station are not always fixed.
- two types of information for example, the mobile station (Uplink synchronization request and resource allocation request) to be transmitted to each other may be transmitted in separate sequences, or the two types of information may be transmitted simultaneously (in parallel). For this reason, it is important to examine the contents of connection processing in order to be able to flexibly handle such transmission variations.
- the present invention has been made on the basis of such considerations, and its purpose is to flexibly cope with actual mobile station states and actual transmission procedure variations, and to effectively use communication resources. It is also possible to realize a new connection process between the mobile station and the base station in conformity with the EUTRA standard.
- the connection processing method of the present invention is a connection processing method between a mobile station and a base station, in which uplink time synchronization is not established between the mobile station and the base station.
- Two types are provided: a random access channel with a guard time used in communication, and a synchronous random access channel used when uplink time synchronization is established between the mobile station and the base station. And a random number having the guard time as a channel selected for transmitting information for requesting uplink time synchronization to the base station or information for requesting allocation of communication resources.
- a random access channel having a guard time used when uplink time synchronization is not established between the mobile station and the base station
- synchronous RACH synchronous random access channels
- the uplink link with the base station Is established i.e., after the transmission timing deviation has been corrected, before the link disappears, i.e. within the period during which the correction of the transmission timing deviation is valid.
- a new uplink data transmission is required, and the mobile station transmits RACH to the base station.
- RACH for example, if RACH is transmitted at the timing of the synchronized link frame, subframe, or OFDM symbol, it matches the reception timing of the base station. Therefore, RACH in this case can be called synchronous RACH.
- Asynchronous RACH needs to provide a guard period, for example, a redundant period that extends the unique code multiplied by RACH, in order to reduce the effects of multipath when mapping to a subcarrier and transmitting to a base station. For certain force-synchronized RACH, no guard time is required. Therefore, effective use of communication resources becomes possible by using synchronous RACH effectively.
- a control channel that can be commonly used by a plurality of mobile stations (for example, an uplink shared control channel). (USCCH) corresponds to this).
- This channel is a transmission timing corrected (up-synchronized) channel for transmission using the resources allocated from the base station, and the mobile station sends a quality information indicator (CQI) to the base station. It can be used to transmit HARQ (Hybrid Auto Repeat Request), ACK / NACK, etc. Then, for example, when new transmission data is generated after the resource is once allocated from the base station, the currently allocated resource is used and the uplink shared control channel (USCCH) is used. A case where a new resource allocation request is transmitted is also conceivable. Therefore, the uplink shared control channel (USCCH) may also be used for uplink connection processing.
- HARQ Hybrid Auto Repeat Request
- potential channels used for uplink connection processing include asynchronous RACH and synchronous R ACH as channels used before resource allocation, and are used after resource allocation.
- a channel there is an uplink shared control channel (USCCH), and there are a total of three channels.
- the specific name of “commonly usable control channel” does not matter, but in the following description, it will be described as an uplink shared control channel (USCCH) for convenience of explanation (not limited to this).
- synchronous RACH, asynchronous RACH, and US CCH are adaptively used in consideration of resource utilization efficiency, mobile station uplink resource allocation state, and uplink time synchronization state.
- the state of the mobile station at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station is classified according to the presence or absence of time synchronization and the presence or absence of resource allocation, and the mobile station transmits to the base station as necessary.
- a request signal for resource schedule information a signal for notification of the presence of transmission data and the amount of transmission data are reported. Since various signals such as signals, signals that notify the type and rate of transmission data, and signals that notify the amount of transmission buffer can be used, it is necessary to consider the types of signals used for requesting schedule information. If the transmission data is actually generated in the mobile station, depending on the status of the divided mobile station Selects one adaptively from the above three channels. This establishes an optimal uplink connection processing method that conforms to the EUTRA standard and can be flexibly handled in consideration of resource utilization efficiency and specific conditions of mobile stations. That power S.
- connection processing method of the present invention is a first that is asynchronous with no uplink and without communication resource allocation, depending on the uplink synchronization state and the communication resource allocation state at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station. And the second state with uplink synchronization and no communication resource assignment, the third state with uplink asynchronous and communication resource assignment, and the fourth state with uplink synchronization and communication resource assignment. According to the case-divided state, one of the three channels is selected and connection processing between the mobile station and the base station is performed.
- the connection processing sequence that the mobile station should take to the base station is whether uplink time synchronization has already been established, or Paying attention to different points depending on whether the resource information has already been sent from the base station, it is roughly divided into four states (first to fourth states) depending on whether there is time synchronous Z asynchronous, resource allocation, In each case, a more specific study was conducted to determine the optimum channel in each case. Specifically, for example Since there are three states of mobile stations in EUTRA: Detached state, Idle state, and Active state, consider which case each state is classified into. Determine the best channel to use in the situation.
- the Detached state is a state in which the base station does not recognize the existence of the mobile station immediately after the mobile station is turned on or immediately after transitioning to a different RAT.
- State means that the base station recognizes the existence of the mobile station, but data communication is not performed, the base station allocates the minimum downlink resources for incoming calls to the mobile station, and the mobile station is allocated
- the state in which intermittent reception is performed with the resource, and the active (Active) state is a state in which the base station recognizes the existence of the mobile station and data communication is performed between the base station and the mobile station. It is.
- the mobile station transmits information for requesting time synchronization of the uplink to the base station using a random access channel having a guard time.
- the communication resource is allocated, the information for requesting the allocation of the communication resource is transmitted using the control channel in the uplink.
- the communication resource is not allocated, the synchronization random number is transmitted. It is characterized by transmitting using an access channel.
- the mobile station uses a random access channel having a guard time to transmit uplink time synchronization information and communication resource information. Requesting allocation information from the base station, the base station responding to the request of the mobile station
- the uplink time synchronization information and the communication resource allocation information are notified to the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses a random access channel having a guard time to To notify the base station of allocation information of communication resources for untransmitted data transmission, in response to a request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using a random access channel having a guard time, and Base station
- the mobile station is notified of the uplink time synchronization information
- the mobile station uses the control channel in the uplink to transmit untransmitted data to the base station.
- the base station requests communication resource allocation information for unsent data transmission, and the base station sends the communication resource allocation information to the mobile station in response to the request from the mobile station. It is characterized by notifying.
- the mobile station can include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel USCCH
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- the mobile station uses a random access channel with a guard time to transmit uplink time synchronization information and communication resource information. Requesting allocation information from the base station, the base station responding to the request of the mobile station
- the uplink time synchronization information and the communication resource allocation information are notified to the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses a random access channel having a guard time to The base station requests the allocation information of communication resources for data transmission by notifying the transmission data amount to the base station, and the base station performs communication according to the transmission data amount according to the request of the mobile station.
- Resource allocation information is notified to the mobile station, and in the third state, the mobile station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using a random access channel having a guard time, In response to a request from the mobile station, the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information.
- the mobile station transmits a control channel in the uplink.
- the base station requests allocation information of communication resources for data transmission, and the base station responds to the request from the mobile station.
- Notifying the mobile station of communication resource allocation information corresponding to the amount of transmission data is a special feature.
- the mobile station can include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel (USCCH) that can be used in common by multiple mobile stations can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the presence or absence of transmission data, so synchronous RACH is used. There is no need. In such a case, the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- the mobile station in the first state, requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using a random access channel having a guard time.
- the base station In response to the request from the mobile station, the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information, and in the second state, the mobile station uses a synchronous random access channel.
- the base station By notifying the base station of the amount of transmission data, the base station requests allocation information of communication resources for data transmission, and the base station responds to the request of the mobile station according to the amount of transmission data. The mobile station is notified of communication resource allocation information.
- the mobile station cannot include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel (USCCH) that is commonly available to multiple mobile stations is not used for resource allocation requests, and synchronous RACH requests resource information by notifying the base station of the amount of data to be transmitted. It is effective when it can be used.
- the present invention clarifies the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first state and the second state.
- the mobile station in the first state, requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using a random access channel having a guard time.
- the base station In response to the request from the mobile station, the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information, and in the second state, the mobile station uses a synchronous random access channel.
- the mobile station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using a random access channel having a guard time, and the base station responds to the request from the mobile station by using the random access channel.
- the uplink time synchronization information is notified to the mobile station, and in the fourth state, the mobile station uses the control channel in the uplink to notify the base station of the transmission data amount, thereby transmitting data for data transmission.
- Allocation of communication resources is requested to the base station, and the base station notifies the mobile station of allocation information of communication resources according to the amount of transmission data in response to a request from the mobile station. It is set to feature the door.
- the mobile station cannot include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- a common control channel USCCH
- USCCH common control channel
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- the mobile station when transmitting data configured with a fixed transmission interval and a fixed transmission rate, in the first state, the mobile station includes a guard time.
- the base station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using the random access channel, and the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses a synchronous random access channel to notify the base station of the data type and the transmission rate, thereby allocating communication resource allocation information that guarantees a predetermined transmission interval and transmission rate.
- the base station notifies the mobile station of the communication resource allocation information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station Using random access channel with requests time synchronization information of the uplink to the base station, wherein In response to the request from the mobile station, the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information.
- the mobile station uses the control channel in the uplink to By notifying the base station of communication resource allocation information that guarantees a predetermined transmission interval and transmission rate, and in response to a request from the mobile station, The communication resource allocation information is notified to the mobile station.
- the mobile station cannot include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel USCCH
- the control channel can be commonly used by multiple mobile stations can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the data type and transmission rate of transmission data, and synchronous RACH is also used.
- it is effective under the condition that it can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the data type and transmission rate of transmission data.
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first state to the fourth state.
- the mobile station when transmitting data configured with a constant transmission interval and a variable transmission rate, in the first state, the mobile station includes a guard time.
- the base station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station using the random access channel, and the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses the synchronous random access channel to notify the base station of the data type and the current transmission rate, thereby guaranteeing a predetermined transmission interval and the current transmission rate. Requests resource allocation information to the base station, and the base station notifies the mobile station of the communication resource allocation information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the station requests uplink time synchronization information from a base station using a random access channel having a dead time, and the base station sends the uplink time synchronization information to the mobile station in response to a request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses the control channel in the uplink to notify the base station of the data type and the current transmission rate. Requesting the base station for communication resource assignment information that guarantees a predetermined transmission interval and the current transmission rate, and the base station sends the communication resource assignment information to the mobile station in response to a request from the mobile station. It is characterized by notifying.
- the mobile station cannot include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel USCCH
- the control channel can be commonly used by multiple mobile stations can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the data type and transmission rate of transmission data, and synchronous RACH is also used.
- it can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the data type and transmission rate of the transmission data, and the transmission data is transmitted at a variable transmission rate at a predetermined transmission cycle. It is effective under the conditions.
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- the mobile station uses the random access channel with guard time to transmit uplink time synchronization information to the base station. And the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses a synchronous random access channel. Then, by notifying the data buffer amount stored in the mobile station, the base station requests communication resource allocation information according to the data buffer amount, and the base station responds to the request from the mobile station. Accordingly, the mobile station is notified of the allocation information of the communication resource, and in the third state, the mobile station uses the random access channel having a guard time to transmit uplink time synchronization information.
- the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station performs control on the uplink.
- the base station requests communication resource allocation information corresponding to the data buffer amount.
- the mobile station is notified of the communication resource allocation information in response to a request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station cannot include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- the control channel (USCCH) that can be shared by other mobile stations can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the amount of untransmitted data buffer in the mobile station, and Similarly, synchronous RACH is effective under the condition that it can be used to request resource information by notifying the base station of the amount of untransmitted data buffer in the mobile station.
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first state to the fourth state.
- the random access channel having the guard time and the synchronous random access channel are time-divided over all frequency bands within different predetermined times. It is characterized by being arranged.
- synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH are mapped to different subframes with respect to the time axis, and are mapped to the entire frequency band with respect to the frequency axis.
- the random access channel having the guard time and the synchronous random access channel are frequency-divided into different frequency bands within the same predetermined time. It is characterized by being.
- Synchronous RACHZ Asynchronous RACHZ Asynchronous RACH or asynchronous RACH by assigning to different frequency bands in a common subframe period, that is, by performing multiplexing within TTI by dividing the frequency band
- both synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH can be transmitted and the resources can be used effectively.
- the frequency band occupied by each RACH is adapted according to the frequency of use of each RACH. It is possible to arrange the RACH, which is used more frequently, without difficulty (without collision in the frequency band). Therefore, resources can be used more effectively.
- the random access channel having the guard time is arranged in all frequency bands within a subframe period, and a plurality of the synchronous random access channels are provided.
- the frequency bands are arranged in a time-division manner while periodically shifting the frequency band in units of the frequency band of one resource unit so that the frequency bands do not overlap each other over a predetermined period of time. It is characterized by that.
- the synchronous RACH is arranged evenly in the time axis direction in this way, when a request for data transmission by the synchronous RACH occurs, the synchronous RACH is immediately assigned a resource (sub To the carrier). Therefore, there is an effect that the processing delay until the transmission of synchronous RACH can be suppressed.
- the random access channel having the guard time and the synchronous random access channel are arranged in the same frequency band at the same predetermined time. As les.
- a mapping scheme is adopted in which synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH share a common subframe period and a common frequency band. Within one subframe period, synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH are arranged in a time-sharing manner as needed, so that the effect of making it difficult to occupy useless resources can be obtained.
- the base station transmits uplink time synchronization information or communication resource allocation information to a mobile station using a downlink control channel. It is said.
- the base station can be used in common for a plurality of mobile stations as a channel for transmitting transmission timing information (synchronization information) and schedule information (resource allocation information) to the mobile stations.
- a control channel for example, a downlink shared control channel (DSCCH) corresponds to this).
- DSCCH downlink shared control channel
- the mobile station of the present invention also includes a control signal analysis unit that analyzes uplink time synchronization information or communication resource allocation information included in a control signal from the base station, and the control Based on the analysis result of the communication resource allocation information by the signal analysis unit, a scheduling unit for performing control to allocate transmission data to the uplink communication resource, and the time synchronization information of the uplink by the control signal analysis unit.
- a transmission timing adjustment unit that performs control for adjusting the uplink transmission timing to be synchronized with the reception timing of the base station based on the analysis result, and at the time when transmission data is generated.
- the synchronous random access channel and the guard time are provided based on the presence / absence of uplink time synchronization and communication resource allocation. One of the random access channel and the control channel in the uplink is selected, and connection processing with the base station is performed.
- the control signal analysis function that analyzes the control signal sent from the base station and extracts the transmission timing information and schedule information, and the synchronous RACH appropriately according to the state of the mobile station, etc. / Asynchronous RACH / control channel is used separately, and the resource is mapped based on the schedule information from the base station, and the transmission timing is corrected based on the transmission timing information from the base station.
- the ability to demonstrate the transmission timing control function This makes it possible to provide a mobile station device that conforms to the EUTRA standard.
- any one of the synchronous random access channel, the random access channel provided with the guard time, and the control channel in the uplink is selected as the schedule. It is characterized in that it is performed by a part or based on an instruction from a base station.
- the mobile station voluntarily performs control for properly using the synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH / control channel according to the state of the mobile station, or from the base station. (For example, the instruction information is inserted into the schedule information).
- the base station of the present invention is used to notify request information from a mobile station.
- a channel detector that detects at least one of the control channels in the uplink, a transmission timing information generator that generates time synchronization information of the uplink, a schedule information generator that generates information by allocating communication resources, A transmission unit that transmits the uplink time synchronization information or the communication resource allocation information of the communication resource to a mobile station as a control signal of a downlink control channel.
- a signal transmitted from a mobile station is received, and the received signal includes a synchronous random access channel (synchronous RACH), an asynchronous random access channel (asynchronous R ACH), and each mobile station is common.
- a channel detection function that detects at least one of the control channels (USC CH) in the uplink that can be used for transmission and transmission timing information (information for time synchronization) based on the influence of multipath in the received signal It is possible to demonstrate the functions, the function of allocating resources to each mobile station (resource information generation function), and the function of transmitting transmission timing information and resource information by including them in the control channel. This makes it possible to provide a base station that conforms to the EUTRA standard.
- the communication system of the present invention includes any one of the above mobile stations and the base station.
- the random access channel assignment method of the present invention is a method for assigning communication resources of a random access channel in an uplink of a mobile communication method using an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing method, and comprising a guard time
- the special feature is that the random access channel and the synchronous random access channel provided with the above are arranged within a predetermined common time.
- Synchronous RACHZ Asynchronous RACH force An allocation method that conforms to the EUTRA standard and is mixed within a common predetermined time. The efficient use of synchronous RACH (no guard time) can improve resource utilization.
- the guards are arranged in a time-divided manner over the entire bands of different predetermined times. It is a sign.
- Synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH are mapped to different subframes with respect to the time axis, and are mapped to the entire frequency band with respect to the frequency axis.
- the guards are arranged to be frequency-divided into different frequency bands within the same predetermined time, respectively. .
- synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH or asynchronous RACH can be achieved by assigning synchronous RACH asynchronous RACH to different frequency bands in a common subframe period (that is, performing multiplexing by dividing frequency bands). With the same resource as when placing either one of them in the entire frequency band of one subframe period, both synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH can be transmitted and the resource S can be used effectively.
- the frequency band that each RACH occupies according to the frequency of use of each RACH the RACH with the higher frequency of use should be arranged without difficulty (without collision in the frequency band). Can do. Therefore, it is possible to use resources more effectively.
- the random access channel having the guard time is arranged in all frequency bands within a subframe period, and the synchronous random access channel is
- the frequency bands are arranged in a time-division manner while periodically shifting the frequency band in units of the frequency band of one resource unit so that the frequency bands at each predetermined time do not overlap over a plurality of predetermined times. It is characterized by that.
- the synchronous RACH is arranged evenly in the time axis direction. Therefore, when a request for data transmission by the synchronous RACH occurs, the synchronous RACH is immediately synchronized with a large waiting time. RACH can be mapped to resources (subcarriers). Therefore, there is an effect that processing delay until the transmission of synchronous RACH can be suppressed.
- the guard is arranged in the same frequency band at the same predetermined time.
- a synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH employs a mapping scheme in which a common subframe period and a common frequency band are shared. That is, within one subframe period, synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH are allocated in a time-sharing manner as necessary. As a result, it is possible to obtain an effect that it is difficult for unnecessary resources to be occupied.
- the uplink connection method of the present invention is an uplink connection processing method from a mobile station to a base station.
- the mobile station The state is the first state with uplink asynchronous and no communication resource assignment, the second state with uplink synchronization and no communication resource assignment, or the third state with uplink asynchronous and communication resource assignment
- connection processing method of the present invention is a connection processing method between a mobile station and a base station, and the information for the mobile station to request uplink time synchronization from the base station.
- a channel selected to transmit information for requesting allocation of communication resources a random access channel having a guard time and an uplink used in a state where uplink time synchronization is established.
- any one of the channels is selected based on the presence / absence of uplink time synchronization at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station and the presence / absence of communication resource allocation. It is characterized by selecting one.
- a random access channel having a guard time used in a state where uplink time synchronization is not established between the mobile station and the base station is provided. Since RACH is a channel that a mobile station transmits to a base station at an arbitrary timing, it is normal that time synchronization with the base station has not been established at that time. In the case of voice calls, this can only be assumed.
- Asynchronous RACH needs to provide a guard time, for example, a redundant period that extends the unique code multiplied by RACH, to reduce the effects of multipath when mapping to subcarriers and transmitting to the base station. There is.
- a control channel for example, an uplink shared control channel (USC CH ) Is equivalent to this.
- This channel is a transmission timing-corrected (uplink-synchronized) channel for transmission using resources allocated from the base station.
- the mobile station sends a quality information indicator (Channel Quality Indicator: CQI) to the base station.
- CQI Quality Indicator
- HAR Q Hybrid Auto Repeat Request: Hybrid ARQ
- ACK / NACK etc.
- the uplink shared control channel (USCCH) is used. It may be possible to send a new resource allocation request. Therefore, the uplink shared control channel (USCCH) is also a channel that may be used for uplink connection processing.
- asynchronous RACH and USCCH are used appropriately in consideration of resource utilization efficiency, mobile station uplink resource allocation state, and uplink time synchronization state.
- the state of the mobile station at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station is classified according to the presence or absence of time synchronization and the presence or absence of resource allocation, and the mobile station
- the type of information for requesting resource allocation to be transmitted is divided into cases (i.e., as a request signal for resource schedule information, a signal indicating the presence or absence of transmission data and the amount of transmission data are notified.
- Various signals such as a signal to notify the type and rate of transmission data, a signal to notify the amount of transmission buffer, and so on. This means that there are cases where specific cases are considered in consideration of the types of signals used for requesting data information), and when transmission data is actually generated in the mobile station, the cases are classified.
- One of the above channels is adaptively selected according to the state of the mobile station. This establishes an optimal uplink connection processing method that conforms to the EUTRA standard and can be flexibly handled in consideration of resource utilization efficiency and specific conditions of mobile stations. be able to.
- connection processing method of the present invention provides a first uplink asynchronous communication and no communication resource allocation according to the uplink synchronization state and the communication resource allocation state at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station.
- the state is divided into the second state with uplink synchronization and no communication resource assignment, the third state with uplink asynchronous and communication resource assignment, and the fourth state with uplink synchronization and communication resource assignment.
- the connection processing between the mobile station and the base station is performed by selecting any one of the channels according to the case-divided state.
- the connection processing sequence that the mobile station should take to the base station is whether uplink time synchronization has already been established, or Paying attention to different points depending on whether the resource information has already been sent from the base station, it is roughly divided into four states (1st to 4th states) according to the presence / absence of resource allocation, In each case, a more specific study was conducted to determine the optimum channel in each case. Specifically, for example, there are three states of mobile stations in EUTRA: a detached state, an idle state, and an active state, so that each state is classified into any case. And determine the optimal channel for use in each state.
- the Detached state is a state in which the base station does not recognize the existence of the mobile station immediately after the mobile station is turned on or immediately after transitioning to a different RAT.
- State means that the base station recognizes the existence of the mobile station, but data communication is not performed, the base station allocates the minimum downlink resources for incoming calls to the mobile station, and the mobile station is allocated In this state, intermittent reception is performed using the resource.
- the active state the base station recognizes the presence of the mobile station, and data communication is performed between the base station and the mobile station. It is being done.
- the mobile station transmits information for requesting uplink time synchronization to the base station using a random access channel having a guard time.
- the information for requesting the allocation of the communication resource is transmitted using the uplink control channel.
- the guard time is transmitted. It is characterized by transmitting using a random access channel with
- the mobile station allocates uplink time synchronization information and communication resources using a random access channel having a guard time. Requesting information to the base station, the base station notifying the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information and the communication resource allocation information in response to the request of the mobile station, and in the second state The mobile station requests the base station for allocation information of communication resources for untransmitted data transmission by notifying the base station of the presence / absence of untransmitted data using a random access channel with a guard time. The base station notifies the mobile station of the communication resource allocation information in response to the request from the mobile station. In the third state, the mobile station uses a random number with a guard time.
- the base station requests uplink time synchronization information from the base station, and the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station uses the control channel in the uplink to notify the base station of the presence / absence of untransmitted data, thereby assigning communication resource allocation information for untransmitted data transmission to the base station.
- the base station reports the communication resource allocation information to the mobile station in response to a request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station can include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- a control channel USCCH
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- the mobile station allocates uplink time synchronization information and communication resources using a random access channel having a guard time. Requesting information to the base station, the base station notifying the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information and the communication resource allocation information in response to the request of the mobile station, and in the second state The mobile station uses a random access channel with a guard time to notify the base station of the amount of transmission data, thereby requesting the base station for allocation information of communication resources for data transmission. In response to a request from the mobile station, the mobile station is notified of communication resource allocation information according to the amount of transmission data. In the third state, the mobile station has a guard time.
- the base station requests uplink time synchronization information to the base station using the random access channel, and the base station notifies the mobile station of the uplink time synchronization information in response to the request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station requests the base station for allocation information of communication resources for data transmission by notifying the base station of the transmission data amount using the control channel in the uplink.
- the base station notifies the mobile station of communication resource allocation information according to the amount of transmission data in response to a request from the mobile station.
- the mobile station can include both an uplink synchronization request (request for transmission timing information) and a resource allocation request (request for schedule information) in one RACH transmission.
- a control channel USCCH
- the present invention has clarified the optimum channel to be used for the uplink connection process in each of the first to fourth states.
- connection processing method of the present invention is a mobile station applied to the connection processing method according to any one of claims 26 to 30, and is included in a control signal from a base station.
- a control signal analyzer that extracts and analyzes time synchronization information or communication resource allocation information on the uplink, and results of analysis of the communication resource allocation information by the control signal analyzer Based on the analysis result of the uplink time synchronization information by the schedule unit that performs control for allocating transmission data to uplink communication resources, and the control signal analysis unit, A transmission timing adjustment unit that performs control to adjust to synchronize with the reception timing of the base station, and based on the presence or absence of uplink time synchronization and the allocation of communication resources when transmission data occurs Then, one of the random access channel having the guard time and the control channel in the uplink is selected to perform connection processing with the base station.
- a control signal analysis function that analyzes a control signal transmitted from a base station and extracts transmission timing information and schedule information, and an asynchronous RACH appropriately according to the state of the mobile station, etc.
- Schedule control function that performs resource mapping based on schedule information from the base station and transmission timing that performs transmission timing correction based on the transmission timing information from the base station.
- the mobile station of the present invention may select either one of the random access channel with the guard time and the control channel in the uplink by the scheduling unit or It is characterized by being performed based on instructions from the base station.
- the mobile station voluntarily performs control for appropriately using the asynchronous RACH / control channel according to the state of the mobile station, or an instruction (eg, schedule information) from the base station.
- the instruction information is inserted into the
- the base station of the present invention detects at least one of a random access channel with a guard time used for notifying request information from the mobile station and a control channel in the uplink.
- an asynchronous random access channel included in the received signal, which is received from the mobile station, and the uplink control that can be commonly used by each mobile station are included.
- a channel detection function that detects at least one of the channels (USCCH), a function that generates transmission timing information (information for time synchronization) based on the multipath effect in the received signal, and a resource for each mobile station Function for allocating resources (resource information generation function) and a function for transmitting transmission timing information and resource information in a control channel. This makes it possible to provide a base station that conforms to the EUTRA standard.
- the communication system of the present invention is characterized by comprising any one of the above mobile stations and the above base station.
- asynchronous RACH with guard time
- Z synchronous RACH without guard time
- RACH random access channels
- the mobile station transmits an uplink synchronization request and a resource allocation request to the base station at the same time, and in response to this, Even if transmission timing information and resource information are returned from the base station at the same time), the optimum channel to be used can be determined in consideration of this, and this can be handled flexibly.
- mapping allocating synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH to OFD M communication resources defined by the time axis and frequency axis
- various mapping schemes ie, subframe division schemes, common subframes
- mapping schemes there are a wide range of variations, using the frequency band division method in (1), the method in which synchronous RACHs are distributed evenly on the time axis with different frequency bands, and the method in which both RACHs are assigned to a common subframe).
- the content of uplink connection processing including a RACH sequence in EUTRA can be specifically and objectively defined.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining resource allocation in the EUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- the EUTRA radio frame is defined by a time axis and a frequency axis.
- the usable frequency band matches the frequency band occupied by all subcarriers.
- the radio frame is divided into a plurality of resource blocks RB (hereinafter referred to as RB) in the downlink.
- This resource A block (RB) is a unit when a base station allocates communication resources to mobile stations existing in the same cell.
- This resource block (RB) is called a predetermined frequency bandwidth (Bch) composed of a plurality of subcarriers and a subframe interval (TTI: Transmission Timing Interval, hereinafter referred to as TTI). Equivalent).
- a resource block (RB) is referred to as a resource unit (hereinafter referred to as RU). Therefore, in this specification, the term resource block (RB) is used for the downlink, and the term resource unit (RU) is used for the uplink.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of downlink resource mapping in the EUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- BW is the frequency bandwidth
- Bch represents the frequency bandwidth of the resource block (RB).
- resource blocks (RBs) are allocated to mobile stations 1 (MS1) to 4 (MS4) located in a cell managed by the base station.
- a downlink common pilot channel (D-CPICH), a downlink shared control channel (DSCCH), and a downlink shared data channel (DSDCH) are used.
- the downlink common pilot channel (D-CPICH) is a channel used to measure the quality of the downlink radio link.
- the downlink shared control channel (DSCCH) is a channel used for transmission power control, reception data modulation scheme, schedule information notification, and the like.
- the downlink shared data channel (DSDCH) is a channel used to transmit downlink user data. Even if the downlink channel mapping configuration is different from that in the figure, the present invention is not affected. For example, a mapping configuration in which DSCCH is included in DSDCH may be used.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of uplink resource mapping in the EUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- resource units RUs are assigned to mobile stations 1 (MS1) to 4 (MS4) located in the cell managed by the base station.
- the uplink shared control channel is a channel used to notify the base station of quality information indicators CQI, HARQ, ACK / NACK, transmission data, etc. of the downlink data channel. is there.
- the uplink common pilot channel (U—CPICH) is a channel used by the base station to estimate the quality of the uplink radio channel.
- the uplink shared data channel (USDCH) is a channel used for transmission of uplink user data.
- the random access channel is a channel used by the mobile station to make an uplink resource allocation request at the start of transmission.
- a RACH is allocated over the entire frequency band (BW) in a certain TTI (TTI_3 in the figure), but multiple allocations are made to any resource unit (RU).
- RU resource unit
- ⁇ subframe intervals
- the uplink channel mapping configuration is different from that in the figure, the present invention is not affected.
- a mapping configuration in which USCCH is included in US DCH may be used.
- FIG. 4 is a sequence chart showing an example of a RACH sequence in the EUTRA standard (an example in which transmission timing information and resource information are transmitted in separate sequences).
- the mobile station individually transmits a RACH preamble (RACH Preamble) and an uplink resource allocation request (transmission request), and in response, the base station transmits uplink transmission timing information (transmission timing correction information). ) And uplink resource allocation information (resource information) individually.
- the mobile station when uplink data transmission occurs in a mobile station to which uplink resources are not allocated, the mobile station randomly selects one resource unit (RU) that is allocated as RACH and selects it.
- RACH Preamble is transmitted within the selected resource unit (RU) (step Sl).
- the base station that has received the RACH Preamble calculates a shift in the transmission timing of the mobile station from the actual reception timing, and sends transmission timing correction information (uplink transmission timing information) to the mobile station (step S2).
- the mobile station adjusts the transmission timing based on the correction information, and then transmits a "transmission request” (step S3).
- the “transmission request” is an uplink resource allocation request transmitted to the base station together with control information regarding transmission data.
- the terms “resource allocation request” and “transmission request” may be mixed, but they are used interchangeably.
- the base station schedules necessary uplink resources from the control information in the received transmission request, and transmits the uplink resource allocation information allocated according to the scheduling to the mobile station (step S4).
- step S5 uplink synchronization is established, and resources for the mobile station to transmit data are allocated. Therefore, the mobile station starts data transmission using the allocated uplink resource (step S5).
- FIG. 5 is a sequence chart showing another example of the RACH sequence in the EUTRA standard (an example in which uplink transmission timing information and uplink resource allocation information are transmitted simultaneously).
- the mobile station selects one resource unit (RU) allocated as RACH, and selects the selected resource unit. Transmit (RU) including RACH Preamble and transmission request (step S10).
- the base station that has received the RACH Preamble and the transmission request calculates a shift in the transmission timing of the mobile station from the actually received timing, and sends transmission timing correction information (uplink transmission timing information) to the mobile station ( Step Sl l). Also, scheduling of the required uplink resources for information power in the transmission request is performed, and the uplink resource allocation information allocated according to the scheduling is transmitted to the mobile station (step S12).
- transmission timing correction information (uplink transmission timing information) and uplink resource allocation information may be transmitted from the base station at the same time.
- the mobile station adjusts the transmission timing according to the transmission timing correction information (uplink transmission timing information), and starts data transmission using the allocated uplink resource (step S 13).
- RACH random access channels
- Asynchronous RACH is RACH used in a state where uplink timing correction information is not acquired from the base station and uplink transmission timing is not corrected.
- synchronous RACH RACH used when the communication timing is corrected.
- RACH is a channel that a mobile station transmits to a base station at an arbitrary timing, it is normal that time synchronization with the base station is not established at that time. However, in the case of a voice call, this is the only case that can be assumed.
- RACH is transmitted to the mobile station base station in time synchronization with the base station. It can be said that. For example, after data is transmitted with an uplink established with a base station (transmission timing deviation corrected), but before the link disappears (that is, correction of the transmission timing deviation). Within the effective period), a new uplink data transmission is required, and the mobile station transmits RACH to the base station. In this case, for example, the link of the synchronized link If RACH is transmitted at the timing that matches the beginning of the frame, it matches the reception timing of the base station. Therefore, RACH in this case can be called synchronous RACH.
- the guard time (redundancy period in which the unique code multiplied by RACH) is extended to reduce the effects of multipath. It is necessary to provide a guard time for synchronous RACH. Therefore, effective use of communication resources becomes possible by using synchronous RACH effectively.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of synchronous RACH mapping to resource units in a radio frame.
- the synchronous RACH does not require a guard time, and the minimum time width of the synchronous RACH coincides with the time width of the OFDM symbol because the synchronization is ensured.
- TTI 0.5 ms
- RACH needs to send a request to allocate a new resource even after a power resource that is a channel used for resource allocation (for resource allocation request) is allocated.
- the uplink shared control channel USCCH channel for transmitting using allocated resources
- control channels that can be used in common by a plurality of mobile stations in addition to synchronous RACH, asynchronous RACH, etc. as channels that may be used for the uplink for example, The uplink shared control channel (USCCH) corresponds to this).
- USCCH uplink shared control channel
- USCCH is a transmission timing-corrected (uplink-synchronized) channel for transmission using resources allocated from the base station.
- the mobile station sends a quality information index (CQI), HARQ ( Hybrid ARQ), ACK / NACK, etc. can be used for transmission.
- CQI quality information index
- HARQ Hybrid ARQ
- ACK / NACK etc.
- the uplink shared control channel USCCH
- the uplink shared control channel is also a channel that may be used for uplink connection processing.
- the uplink resource allocation state of the mobile station considering the resource utilization efficiency, the uplink resource allocation state of the mobile station, and the uplink time synchronization state, synchronous RACH, asynchronous RACH, and USCCH , are used appropriately.
- the state of the mobile station at the time when transmission data is generated in the mobile station is classified according to the presence or absence of time synchronization and the presence or absence of resource allocation.
- the type of information for requesting resource allocation to be transmitted is divided into cases (i.e., the resource schedule information request signal is a notification signal indicating the presence or absence of transmission data and the amount of transmission data.
- Various signals can be used, such as a signal to be transmitted, a signal to notify the type and rate of transmission data, a signal to notify the amount of transmission buffer, and so on. If the transmission data is actually generated in the mobile station, it will respond to the status of the mobile station that was divided into cases. Te selects one adaptively from three channels described above.
- Uplink synchronization request signal and resource allocation request signal can be transmitted simultaneously.
- Condition Pattern 3 is the most important condition. Considering Condition Pattern 3, the basic usage of uplink is as follows. In other words, asynchronous RACH is used to request timing correction information. When requesting resource allocation, USCCH is used when resources are present, and synchronous RACH is used when resources are absent.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram in which the contents of each of the seven embodiments of the present invention are classified by available channel and resource request methods.
- (1) to (7) shown on the left side show Embodiments 1 to 7, respectively.
- the channels available for requesting resources are shown.
- the resource request method type of data used for the request, etc.
- a resource allocation request is made by using asynchronous RACH and USCCH, and transmitting information that the mobile station notifies the presence or absence of transmission data to the base station.
- a resource allocation request is made by using asynchronous RACH and USCCH, and the mobile station transmits information notifying the data amount of transmission data to the base station.
- the resource allocation request is made by using the asynchronous RACH and the synchronous RACH, and the mobile station transmitting information notifying the amount of transmission data to the base station.
- the resource allocation request is performed by using the asynchronous RACH, the synchronous RACH, and the USCCH, and the mobile station transmitting information notifying the amount of transmission data to the base station.
- a resource allocation request is made by using asynchronous RACH, synchronous RACH and USCCH, and the mobile station transmits information indicating the type of transmission data and a fixed transmission rate to the base station. Is done.
- Embodiment 6 using asynchronous RACH, synchronous RACH and USCCH, the mobile station transmits information indicating the type of transmission data and variable transmission rate to the base station. Accordingly, a resource allocation request is made.
- the resource allocation request is made by using the asynchronous RACH, the synchronous RACH and the USCCH, and the mobile station transmits the untransmitted data buffer amount to the base station.
- the state of mobile stations is classified according to uplink synchronous / asynchronous and presence / absence of uplink resource information, and in each case, the optimal channel is considered and determined.
- the mobile station in EUTRA transmits a transmission request as follows: (1) No uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous, (2) No uplink resource information' uplink synchronization, (3) With uplink resource information It is classified into four types: 'asynchronous uplink, (4) uplink resource information available' and uplink synchronous.
- no uplink resource information indicates a state in which the uplink resource for transmitting the transmission request by USCCH is not allocated to the mobile station. For example, it corresponds to the idle state in EUTRA. Or, it may be active and resources can be allocated by sending a transmission request once because the transmission rate of the transmission data is constant, etc. (In this case, for newly generated transmission data Will have no resources). Or, it may be the case that the mobile station is in the active state and the next transmission is started before transitioning to the idle state after the mobile station finishes transmission of certain transmission data (in this case) However, there is no resource for newly generated transmission data).
- “with uplink resource information” indicates a state in which uplink resources for transmitting a transmission request by USCCH are already allocated to the mobile station. For example, in the EUTRA active state, it may be necessary to allocate resources necessary for data transmission adaptively due to reasons such as an increase or decrease in transmission rate or transmission buffer size.
- uplink asynchronous means that the mobile station has corrected the effective period of the correction information before correcting the transmission timing deviation by using the correction information or when the correction information is not received for a certain period of time. This is a state that is considered out of sync.
- uplink synchronization means that a mobile station corrects a transmission timing shift using correction information.
- the correction information is within the valid period.
- the actual state of the mobile station is considered as appropriate.
- the “detached state” means that the base station does not recognize the presence of the mobile station, for example, immediately after the mobile station is powered on or immediately after switching to a different radio access technology (RAT). State.
- RAT radio access technology
- the base station recognizes the existence of the mobile station, but does not perform data communication, and the base station allocates the minimum downlink resources for incoming calls to the mobile station.
- the mobile station is in a state of performing intermittent reception with the allocated resource.
- the "active state” is a state where the base station recognizes the presence of the mobile station and data communication is being performed between the base station and the mobile station.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the mobile station.
- the mobile station 50 is compatible with EUTRA (using OFDM).
- EUTRA using OFDM
- the mobile station 50 has an antenna AN1, a receiving unit 30, a channel demodulating unit 32, and a control signal analysis as a receiving system.
- antenna AN2, transmitting unit 40, channel demodulating unit 42, encoding unit 44, and schedule normalizer are provided.
- Part 46 and a transmission timing adjustment part 47 is provided. Further, the operation of each unit is comprehensively controlled by the control unit 48 as an upper layer.
- a signal from the base station is received by the receiving unit 30 via the antenna AN1.
- the received signal is sent to the channel demodulator 32 where demodulation processing is performed according to the type and content of the received signal.
- the demodulated received signal is sent to each processing unit (reference numerals 34 to 38) corresponding to the received channel type.
- control channel is transmitted to the control signal analyzing unit 34, the data channel is transmitted to the decoding unit 36, and the measurement channel is transmitted to the channel measuring unit 38.
- control channel means D SCCH, broadcast information channel, etc.
- data channel means DSDCH, etc.
- Measurement channels include D—CPICH.
- the control signal analyzer 34 extracts control data, downlink channel information, transmission timing information, and scheduling information from the control channel, respectively.
- the downlink channel information includes information necessary for decoding and demodulation, and this downlink channel information is supplied to each of the decoding unit 36 and the channel demodulation unit 32. Further, the transmission timing information is sent to the transmission timing adjustment unit 47. Scheduling information is sent to the scheduling unit 46.
- the decoding unit 36 extracts user data from the data channel based on the downlink channel information.
- the channel measurement unit 38 extracts measurement quality from the measurement channel. Control data, user data, and measurement quality are sent to the control unit 48 as an upper layer.
- control unit 48 triggered by a transmission request from the control unit 48 (upper layer), user data and control data are input to the encoding unit 44 and encoded.
- the encoded user data and control data are input to the channel modulation unit 42 and modulated. Uplink channel information necessary for encoding and modulation of user data and control data is specified by the schedule unit 46.
- each transmission data is mapped to an appropriate uplink channel (RACH, USCCH, USDCH, etc.).
- the transmission unit 40 adjusts the transmission timing so as to synchronize with the reception timing of the base station based on the correction information obtained from the transmission timing adjustment unit.
- the other mobile station components are omitted because they are related to the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the base station.
- the base station 70 is compatible with EUTRA (O FDM is used), and as shown in the figure, an antenna AN3, a receiving unit 72, a channel detecting unit 74, a scheduling unit 76, and a transmission timing information generating unit 78. And a DSCC H (downlink shared control channel) generation unit 80 and a transmission unit 82.
- EUTRA OFDM is used
- the channel detection unit 74 detects RACH (synchronous RACH, asynchronous RACH) or USCCH (uplink shared control channel) from the received signal, and sends a request for transmission timing information and a request for resource allocation from the mobile station. To detect.
- the scheduling unit 76 generates schedule information (resource allocation information), and the transmission timing information generation unit 78 is a transmission timing. Generation information (transmission timing correction information) is generated.
- the DSCCH generation unit 80 configures a transmission frame including the DSCCH, and the transmission unit 82 maps the schedule information and the transmission timing information to the DSCCH and transmits them from the antenna AN4 to the mobile station.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the upper row is the base station
- UL indicates the uplink from the base station (the channel from the base station to the mobile station)
- DL is the downlink from the base station.
- the line (the line from the mobile station to the base station) is shown.
- the middle part of Fig. 11 is the mobile station
- UL is the uplink from the mobile station (the line from the mobile station to the base station)
- DL is the downlink from the mobile station (from the base station to the mobile station).
- the lower frame number in FIG. 11 indicates the serial number of the transmission frame. This also applies to the figures after FIG.
- RACH Preamble and transmission request can be included simultaneously in one RACH transmission.
- USCCH has a function to notify the presence / absence of transmission data, and is used for resource allocation requests.
- the mobile station uses "asynchronous RACH” for a transmission request (resource allocation request) with "no uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous state” and "no uplink resource information' uplink synchronization state”. Is used.
- “USCCH” is used for each transmission request from “with uplink resource information 'uplink synchronization state” as long as transmission data continues.
- the transmission request after the initial transmission is transmitted after receiving the transmission timing information and schedule information. That is, when uplink resource information is present and uplink synchronization is established, the mobile station transmits the transmission signal. As uplink resources are allocated based on the communication timing information and schedule information, the use of asynchronous RACH, which may cause interference between other stations, is inefficient. For this reason, USCCH is optimal for transmission requests (frames 6 and 11 in the figure). The mobile station transmits data using the USDCH according to the schedule information (frames 5 and 10 in the figure) reported from the base station via the DSCCH. Note that USCCH and USDCH may be sent simultaneously.
- the mobile station uses the USCCH to notify the base station of information indicating "with transmission data” when there is transmission data and information indicating "no transmission data” when there is no transmission data. . It should be noted that instead of notifying “No transmission data”, “Not transmission data” is not notified, which means that there is no transmission data.
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after handover execution, etc., but the transmission timing of the mobile station has not yet been corrected, that is, with uplink resource information ⁇
- uplink uplink is asynchronous
- the USCCH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure) 0
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the communication procedure in Fig. 12 is suitable when the following conditions (1) to (3) are satisfied.
- RACH Preamble and transmission request can be included at the same time by one RACH transmission.
- the mobile station uses "asynchronous RACH” for transmission requests from “no uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous state” and “no uplink resource information' uplink synchronous state”. Also, “USCCH” is used for transmission requests from “with uplink resource information 'uplink synchronization state” when transmission data is generated.
- Transmission requests after the initial transmission are transmitted after receiving the transmission timing information and schedule information.
- the mobile station when uplink resource information is present and uplink synchronization is established, the mobile station is allocated uplink resources based on transmission timing information and schedule information, so asynchronous RACH that may cause interference between other stations is used for resource utilization efficiency. Is bad.
- USCCH is optimal for transmission requests (frames 6 and 14 in the figure).
- the mobile station includes the total amount of data to be transmitted in the USCCH and transmits it only once (frame 6 in the figure).
- the total amount of data to be transmitted is included in the USCCH and transmitted only once as a transmission request (frame 14 in the figure).
- data is transmitted using the USDCH according to the schedule information (frames 10 and 11, etc. in the figure) notified from the base station via DSCCH. At this time, you can send USCCH and USDCH at the same time.
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after the handover is performed, but the transmission timing of the mobile station has not been corrected yet, that is, when uplink resource information is present and the uplink is asynchronous.
- the USCCH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure).
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the communication procedure of FIG. 13 is suitable when the following conditions (1) to (3) are satisfied.
- Synchronous RACH has a function to notify the amount of transmitted data and is used for resource allocation requests.
- the mobile station uses "asynchronous RACH” for a transmission request (resource allocation request) from “no uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous state”.
- “Synchronous RACH” is used for transmission requests from “No uplink resource information 'Uplink synchronization state”. It should be noted that uplink resource information / uplink synchronization state and uplink resource information / uplink asynchronous state need not be considered under the above conditions.
- the transmission request is transmitted after receiving only the transmission timing information. That is, when uplink resource information is not present and uplink synchronization is established, the mobile station corrects uplink synchronization based on the transmission timing information, and therefore synchronous RACH is optimal for a transmission request (frame 6 in the figure). 12).
- the mobile station As a transmission request, the mobile station includes the amount of data to be transmitted in the synchronous RACH and transmits it only once (frame 6 in the figure). Since there is no resource allocation for the transmission request, the mobile station includes the amount of data to be transmitted in the synchronous RACH each time transmission data is generated and transmits it only once (frame 12 in the figure).
- Figure 13 the total data reported in frame 6 Based on the quantity a, scheduling is performed at the base station, scheduling information is notified to the mobile station by DSCCH (frame 10 in the figure), and data is transmitted by USDCH according to the schedule information (frame 11 in the figure). Show.
- 15 to 18 are diagrams showing examples of channel mapping of synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH.
- the guard band in asynchronous RACH is omitted.
- the synchronous RACH time axis is described as occupying all 1 TTI. Actually, it can be mapped to any OFDM symbol, and the number is within 1 TTI. It can be any number of OFDM symbols.
- asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are arranged in different TTIs (subframe periods).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are mapped to the full frequency band (BW) on the frequency axis and to different TTIs on the time axis.
- BW full frequency band
- the reverse of the force in which synchronous RACH is placed after asynchronous RACH may be used.
- mapping method has the advantage that the reception processing at the base station is facilitated because the transmission timing of each RACH in one frame period can be fixedly determined.
- asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are arranged in different frequency bands within the same TTI (subframe period).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are mapped in the same TTI with respect to the time axis.
- the frequency axis is arranged so that the synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH do not overlap in units of the frequency bandwidth (Bch) of the resource unit (RU). Both Chiane Are multiplexed).
- both asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH can be included in a common TTI, so communication resources are reduced compared to the case where each channel is assigned to a separate TTI. be able to.
- resources can be used more effectively by changing the frequency band division ratio according to the frequency of use of each RACH.
- Resource utilization efficiency is further improved by adaptively changing the bandwidth allocated to each RACH according to the usage frequency of each RACH. For example, if synchronous RACH is used frequently, the ratio of asynchronous RACH to synchronous RACH is set to 4: 6, for example, to reduce the collision probability when using synchronous RACH and It leads to effective use.
- asynchronous RACH is arranged in one TTI, and synchronous RACH is arranged in a time-division manner in resource unit bandwidth (Bch).
- asynchronous RACH is allocated to all frequency bands within one subframe period, and synchronous RACH is a single resource so that frequency bands in each subframe period do not overlap over multiple subframe periods.
- Synchronous RACH can be placed either continuously in TTI or at multiple TTI intervals, but it must be placed evenly in one frame.
- asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are placed in the same TTI.
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH share the same frequency band and TTI, respectively.
- both channel antennas are arranged in the same frequency band in the same subframe period.
- Synchronous RACH and asynchronous RACH are arranged in a time division as needed within one subframe period. As a result, there is an effect that useless resources are occupied. For example, synchronous The uplink resource occupied for RACH is not required.
- channel mapping method in FIGS. 15 to 18 may be defined in advance in the mobile communication system or may be specified for each cell by broadcast information from the base station. Further, the channel mapping method shown in FIGS. 15 to 18 can be similarly applied to the following embodiments.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the communication procedure in Fig. 14 is suitable when the following conditions (1) to (3) are satisfied.
- Synchronous RACH has a function to notify the amount of transmitted data and is used for resource allocation requests.
- the mobile station uses "asynchronous RACH” for a transmission request from "no uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous state”. Also, “Synchronous RACH” is used for transmission requests from “No uplink resource information 'Uplink synchronization state”. In addition, “USCCH” is used for a transmission request having “upstream resource information” and “uplink synchronization state”.
- the transmission request (resource allocation request) is transmitted after receiving only the transmission timing information. That is, when no uplink resource information is present and uplink synchronization is established, the mobile station corrects uplink synchronization according to the transmission timing information, and therefore, synchronous RACH is optimal (frame 6 in the figure).
- the mobile station synchronizes the amount of data to be transmitted as a transmission request. It is included in RACH and transmitted only once (frame 6 in the figure).
- the mobile station transmits data using the USDCH according to the schedule information (frame 10 in the figure) notified from the base station via the DSCCH (frames 11 and 12 in the figure). Thereafter, each time new transmission data is generated, the amount of data to be transmitted is included in the USCCH and transmitted only once. At this time, USCCH and USDCH may be transmitted simultaneously.
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after handover execution, etc., but the transmission timing of the mobile station is not yet corrected, that is, when uplink resource information is present and uplink asynchronous. USCCH and synchronous RACH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH channel mapping in the fourth embodiment can use any of the methods in FIGS. 15 to 18 shown in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the communication procedure in FIG. 19 is for transmission data composed of a fixed transmission cycle and a fixed transmission rate.
- Synchronous RACH has a function to notify the data type and transmission rate, and is used for resource allocation requests.
- the mobile station uses "asynchronous RACH” for a transmission request from "no uplink resource information 'uplink asynchronous state”.
- “USCCH” is used for a transmission request from “with uplink resource information 'uplink synchronization state”.
- Synchronous RACH is used for transmission requests from “No uplink resource information 'Uplink synchronization state”.
- the transmission request is transmitted after receiving only the transmission timing information. That is, when no uplink resource information is present and uplink synchronization is established, the mobile station corrects uplink synchronization based on the transmission timing information, and therefore, synchronous RACH is optimal for a transmission request (frame 6 in the figure). ).
- the mobile station includes the type of data to be transmitted and the transmission rate in the synchronous RACH and transmits it only once (frame 6 in the figure).
- the base station when the data type is configured with a fixed transmission cycle and a fixed transmission rate, the base station performs scheduling to allocate uplink resources at a fixed cycle, and uses DSCCH to transmit schedule information. Notify the mobile station (frame 10 in the figure). The mobile station performs transmission using uplink resources allocated at a fixed period according to the scheduling information (frames 11 and 14 in the figure). At this time, the base station may or may not allocate an uplink resource for transmitting a transmission request to the mobile station using the USCCH. By allocating uplink resources, it is possible to respond immediately to fluctuations such as traffic increase, but resources are wasted when the transmission rate does not change. The reverse is true if not assigned. Here, it is shown in both cases.
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after handover execution, etc., but the transmission timing of the mobile station has not yet been corrected, that is, when uplink resource information is present and the uplink is asynchronous. USCCH and synchronous RACH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH channel mapping in the fifth embodiment can use any of the methods in FIGS. 15 to 18 shown in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the conditions assumed in the communication procedure in Fig. 20 are the same as in the fifth embodiment.
- the procedure of FIG. 20 is particularly optimal when transmitting transmission data (for example, video communication with a variable bit rate) composed of a fixed transmission cycle and a variable transmission rate.
- the mobile station uses “asynchronous RACH” for a transmission request from “no uplink resource information“ uplink asynchronous state ”.
- “USCCH” is used for a transmission request from “with uplink resource information 'uplink synchronization state”.
- “Synchronous RACH” is used for transmission requests from “No uplink resource information 'Uplink synchronization state”.
- the transmission request is transmitted after receiving only the transmission timing information. That is, up When there is no resource information and uplink synchronization, the mobile station corrects uplink synchronization based on the transmission timing information, so synchronous RACH is optimal for a transmission request (frame 6 in the figure).
- the mobile station transmits the transmission request only once, including the type of data to be transmitted and the transmission rate in the synchronous RACH (frame 6 in the figure).
- the base station performs scheduling to allocate uplink resources at a constant cycle, and uses DSCCH to transmit schedule information to the mobile station. Notify (frame 10 in the figure).
- the mobile station performs transmission using uplink resources allocated at a constant period (frames 11 and 13 in the figure).
- the base station may or may not allocate uplink resources for transmitting a transmission request to the mobile station using the USCCH.
- uplink resources By allocating uplink resources, it is possible to respond immediately to fluctuations such as an increase in traffic, while resources are wasted when the transmission rate does not change. The reverse is true if not assigned. Here we show both cases.
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after handover execution, etc., but the transmission timing of the mobile station is not yet corrected, that is, when uplink resource information is present and the uplink is asynchronous. USCCH and synchronous RACH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH channel mapping in the sixth embodiment can use any of the methods in FIGS. 15 to 18 shown in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- the communication procedure in Fig. 21 is suitable when the following conditions (1) to (3) are satisfied.
- USCCH has a function to notify the mobile station's untransmitted data buffer size and is used for resource allocation requests.
- Synchronous RACH has a function to notify the amount of untransmitted data buffer of the mobile station and is used for resource allocation request.
- the mobile station uses asynchronous RACH for a transmission request from an uplink asynchronous state without uplink resource information.
- USCCH is used for transmission requests from uplink synchronization status with uplink resource information.
- synchronous RACH is used for transmission requests from the state of uplink synchronization without uplink resource information.
- the transmission request is transmitted after receiving only the transmission timing information.
- the mobile station corrects uplink synchronization according to the transmission timing information, so synchronous RACH is optimal for a transmission request (frame 6 in the figure).
- the mobile station includes the currently accumulated data buffer amount in the synchronous RACH and transmits it only once (frame 6 in the figure).
- scheduling is performed at the base station based on the data buffer amount B1 notified in frame 6, and the schedule information is notified to the mobile station via DSCCH (frame 10 in the figure). This shows that data was transmitted on USDCH (frame 11 in the figure).
- the base station has allocated uplink resources to the mobile station immediately after handover execution, etc., but the transmission timing of the mobile station is not yet corrected, that is, when uplink resource information is present and the uplink is asynchronous. USCCH and synchronous RACH cannot be used until timing information is received from the base station. Therefore, asynchronous RACH is optimal at this time (frame 31 in the figure).
- Asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH channel mapping in the seventh embodiment can use any of the methods in FIGS. 15 to 18 shown in the third embodiment.
- the control channel when the mobile station transmits a request to the base station with a new resource allocation is not necessarily limited to the uplink shared control channel (USC CH).
- USB CH uplink shared control channel
- mobile stations can be used in common and can transmit information such as the type of data, other control channels can be used. It can also be used together.
- Resource utilization efficiency may be improved by adaptively using the synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH channel mapping method shown in Figs. 15 to 18 depending on the situation of the mobile station.
- variations such as changing the period of TTI allocation used for allocation of synchronous RACH or asynchronous RACH can be considered.
- the actual mobile station status and actual transmission procedure can be determined. It is possible to realize new connection processing between mobile stations and base stations based on the EUTR A standard that can flexibly cope with variations and can effectively use communication resources.
- a mobile station may transmit an uplink synchronization request and a resource allocation request to the base station at the same time.
- a mobile station may transmit an uplink synchronization request and a resource allocation request to the base station at the same time.
- the optimal channel is determined in consideration of this.
- mapping (allocating) synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH to OFD M communication resources defined by the time axis and frequency axis various mapping methods (ie, subframe division method, common subframe) Frequency band division method within the same frame, synchronous RACH within one frame, a method of evenly distributing and arranging on the time axis with different frequency bands, and a method of assigning both RACHs to a common subframe)
- mapping methods ie, subframe division method, common subframe
- Frequency band division method within the same frame synchronous RACH within one frame
- a method of evenly distributing and arranging on the time axis with different frequency bands and a method of assigning both RACHs to a common subframe
- the content of uplink connection processing including a RACH sequence in EUTRA can be specifically and objectively specified.
- the present invention can flexibly cope with variations in actual mobile station status and actual transmission procedure, and can effectively use communication resources.
- the effect is to realize a new connection process between the mobile station and the base station. Therefore, the connection processing method between the mobile station and the base station, the mobile station (cell phone terminal, PDA Terminal, portable personal computer terminal), base station, multi-carrier mobile communication system and random access channel mapping method.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining line resource allocation in the BUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of downlink resource mapping in the EUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of uplink resource mapping in the EUTRA standard (using OFDM).
- FIG. 4 is a sequence chart showing an example of a RACH sequence in the EUTRA standard (an example in which transmission timing information and resource information are transmitted in separate sequences).
- FIG. 5 is a sequence chart showing another example of the RACH sequence in the EUTRA standard (an example in which transmission timing information and resource information are transmitted simultaneously).
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of asynchronous RACH mapping to resource units in a radio frame.
- FIG. 7 shows an example of synchronous RACH mapping to resource units in a radio frame.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram in which contents of each of the seven embodiments of the present invention are classified by available channel and resource request methods.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a mobile station.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a base station.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of channel mapping of synchronous RACH / asynchronous RACH (an example in which asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are arranged in different TTIs).
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing another example of channel mapping of synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH (an example where asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are arranged in different frequency domains within a common TTI).
- FIG. 17 Another example of synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH channel mapping (asynchronous RACH is mapped to all TTI frequency bands, and synchronous RACH is distributed on the frequency axis with the frequency band of resource units as a unit. Further, it is a diagram showing an example in which time division is performed evenly (periodically) on the time axis.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing another example of channel mapping of synchronous RACHZ asynchronous RACH (an example in which asynchronous RACH and synchronous RACH are arranged sharing a frequency domain with 1S TTI).
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing another example of a series of procedures (and contents) of uplink connection processing between a mobile station and a base station.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a random access procedure (RACH transmission procedure) in the uplink in the W-CDMA system.
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