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WO2014010864A1 - Procédé et appareil de transmission d'informations de commande dans un système de réseau hétérogène - Google Patents

Procédé et appareil de transmission d'informations de commande dans un système de réseau hétérogène Download PDF

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WO2014010864A1
WO2014010864A1 PCT/KR2013/005914 KR2013005914W WO2014010864A1 WO 2014010864 A1 WO2014010864 A1 WO 2014010864A1 KR 2013005914 W KR2013005914 W KR 2013005914W WO 2014010864 A1 WO2014010864 A1 WO 2014010864A1
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  • the present invention relates to a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a method and apparatus for transmitting control information in a heterogeneous network system.
  • a terminal connected to a heterogeneous network may communicate with any cell according to a channel environment or a mobile state, and may perform cell change. For example, the terminal may be disconnected from the macro cell and connected to another macro cell or pico cell due to a deterioration of the channel state while being connected to the macro cell. Alternatively, as the terminal moves in a state of being connected with the macro cell, the terminal may be disconnected from the macro cell and connected to another macro cell or pico cell.
  • the hot spot picocell using the inter-frequency is not installed because the signal strength of the macro cell is weak and is installed for the traffic offloading of the macro cell serving cell.
  • measurement In order to detect and handover a cell, measurement must be continuously performed, which causes a problem of high battery consumption. There is a need for a handover method and apparatus that can avoid such continuous measurements.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for transmitting pico cell related information.
  • Another technical problem of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for determining whether a cell to be handed over is a pico cell based on a physical cell ID.
  • Another technical problem of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for minimizing performance of unnecessary measurement or decoding of system information.
  • a method of receiving control information by a terminal in a heterogeneous network system includes a physical cell ID (PCI) of a target cell to which the terminal accesses and cell-related control of the target cell.
  • PCI physical cell ID
  • RRC radio resource control
  • a terminal receiving control information in a heterogeneous network system includes a radio including a physical cell ID (PCI) of a target cell to which the terminal accesses and cell related control information of the target cell.
  • a controller configured to determine whether the target cell indicated by the PCI is a pico cell based on the PCI or the cell related control information.
  • a method for transmitting control information by a base station in a heterogeneous network system includes a physical cell ID (PCI) of a neighbor cell and cell related control information of the neighbor cell through an X2 configuration message. Receiving from the neighbor cell; And transmitting information for radio resource control (RRC) connection reconfiguration (RRC) connection reconfiguration including the PCI and the cell related control information to the terminal.
  • PCI physical cell ID
  • RRC radio resource control
  • RRC radio resource control
  • a base station transmitting control information in a heterogeneous network system transmits a physical cell ID (PCI) of a neighbor cell and cell related control information of the neighbor cell through an X2 configuration message to the neighbor.
  • Receiving unit for receiving from the cell; And a transmitter configured to transmit information for radio resource control (RRC) connection reconfiguration (RRC) connection reconfiguration including the PCI and the cell related control information to the terminal.
  • RRC radio resource control
  • the present invention in the handover to the pico cell, it is not necessary to perform continuous measurement on the intra-frequency pico cell or the inter-frequency pico cell, thereby reducing power consumption of the terminal.
  • the proximity indication operation for the picocell even if only the main synchronization sequence and the sub-synchronization sequence are decoded without decoding the system information, it is possible to know whether the target cell is a pico cell, thereby reducing power consumption of the terminal.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically illustrating a concept of a heterogeneous network including a macro cell, a femto cell, and a pico cell.
  • FIG. 2 shows a distribution diagram of cells of various coverages in a heterogeneous network.
  • FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a process of a UE handing over from a macro base station to a CSG cell using a proximity indication to which the present invention is applied.
  • FIG. 4 shows an example of a picocell proximity scenario to which the present invention is applied.
  • FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a method for transmitting control information according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 shows another example of a proximity scenario to which the present invention is applied.
  • FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating another example of a method for transmitting control information according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a base station and a terminal for transmitting control information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • first, second, A, B, (a), and (b) may be used. These terms are only for distinguishing the components from other components, and the nature, order or order of the components are not limited by the terms. If a component is described as being “connected”, “coupled”, or “connected” to another component, that component may be directly connected or connected to that other component, but there is another component between each component. It will be understood that may be “connected”, “coupled” or “connected”.
  • Simple cell division of macro and micro cells is difficult to meet the growing demand for data services. Accordingly, data services for indoor and outdoor small areas may be provided using pico cells, femto cells, relays, and the like. Although the use of small cells is not particularly limited, pico cells can generally be used in communication shadow areas that are not covered only by macro cells, or areas where data service demands are high, so-called hot spots. Femtocells can generally be used in indoor offices or at home. In addition, the wireless relay can supplement the coverage of the macro cell. By constructing a heterogeneous network (HetNet), not only can the shadow area of the data service be eliminated, but the data transmission rate can be increased.
  • HetNet heterogeneous network
  • a femto cell is a low power wireless access point, which is a small base station for mobile communication used indoors such as a home or an office.
  • a femto cell can access a mobile communication core network using DSL or cable broadband in a home or office.
  • a macro base station 110, a femto base station 120, and a pico base station 130 are operated together in a heterogeneous network.
  • the macro base station 110, femto base station 120, and pico base station 130 each have unique cell coverage.
  • a cell provided by the macro base station 110 is referred to as a macro cell 111, a cell provided by the femto base station 120, a femto cell 121, and a cell provided by the pico base station 130 is called a pico cell 131.
  • the femto base station 120 is a low power wireless access point, for example, a micro mobile base station used indoors, such as at home or office.
  • the femto base station 120 may access a mobile communication core network using DSL or cable broadband in a home or office.
  • the femto base station 120 is connected to a mobile communication network through a wired network such as the Internet network.
  • a terminal in a femto cell may access a mobile communication network or an internet network through a femto base station.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a heterogeneous network composed of a macro cell, a femto cell, and a pico cell for convenience of description, the heterogeneous network may include a relay or another type of cell.
  • FIG. 2 shows a distribution diagram of cells of various coverages in a heterogeneous network.
  • macro cells and small cells are distributed in horizontal and vertical planes in meters, and the degree of distribution may be expressed by the number of macro cells and small cells.
  • One hexagon represents a macro cell, and three hexagons (ie, macro cells) may be referred to as one site.
  • Many small cells are densified in each macro cell.
  • the small cell may be located at the boundary of multiple macro cells. For example, for each cell size, the diameter of one site may be about 600m, the diameter of the macro cell may be about 300m, and the diameter of the small cell may be about 20-30m.
  • FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a process of handing over a UE from a macro base station to a CSG cell using a proximity indication to which the present invention is applied.
  • the source base station means a macro base station
  • the target base station means a base station of the CSG cell.
  • the CSG (Closed Subscriber Group) cell refers to a cell providing a service only to specific subscribers.
  • a specific subscriber is a subscriber that can access one or more cells of a specific Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).
  • PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
  • the CSG ID is an ID broadcasted by the CSG / Hybrid cell so that authorized members of the CSG cell can access it.
  • the CSG whitelist is a list containing the IDs of subscribers authorized to access.
  • the terminal technology (implementation) of the terminal with respect to when and when to search (single frequency band (intra frequency) or other frequency band (inter frequency) in the same frequency band (intra frequency) or other frequency band (inter frequency))
  • This technique is called autonomous search function (ASF).
  • the terminal may search for the CSG cell based on the ASF technology, and when the terminal enters or leaves the CSG cell (CSG cells having the CSG ID in the terminal's CSG whitelist), The relevant information may be transmitted to the base station through a proximity indication message.
  • the source base station sets up a terminal for control related to proximity indication (S300).
  • the base station may set the terminal by transmitting an RRC connection reconfiguration message, the RRC connection reconfiguration message may include information on the recognition of the CSG cell.
  • the base station includes the proximity indication configuration information in the RRC connection reconfiguration message and transmits to the terminal.
  • the proximity indication configuration information sets whether the UE reports the proximity indication to the base station in cells including the CSG ID in the CSG white list of the UE. That is, the proximity indication configuration information instructs the terminal to transmit (or not) a proximity indication message.
  • the terminal transmits a proximity indication message indicating "entering (or leaving)" to the base station (S305).
  • the source base station If there is no measurement setting for the associated frequency / RAT, the source base station performs the measurement setting (S310). The source base station transmits an RRC connection reconfiguration message including the measurement configuration information to the terminal.
  • the terminal may perform the measurement at the reported RAT and frequency.
  • the network also minimizes the number of requests for handover preparation information of a CSG cell or hybrid cell by not requesting information about a cell having a CSG ID in the UE's CSG white list but not in the geographical area of the UE. Proximity instructions can be used for this purpose.
  • the measurement configuration information includes at least one of a measurement object, a reporting configuration, a measurement identities, a quantity configuration, or measurement gaps.
  • the measurement object refers to a carrier frequency to be measured, a list frequency and frequency offset of cells, and cell-specific offset values.
  • the measurement report setting refers to whether a periodic report or an event-triggered report, a report measurement result (Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) or Reference Signal Received Quality (RSRQ)).
  • RSRP Reference Signal Received Power
  • RSSQ Reference Signal Received Quality
  • event-triggered reporting i.e., triggering of the event to be reported is the A1 event (when the measurement result of the serving cell is greater than the predetermined threshold), the A2 event (when the measurement result of the serving cell is smaller than the predetermined threshold) ), A3 event (when the measurement result of the neighbor cell is larger than the measurement result of the serving cell) by a predetermined offset, A4 event (when the measurement result of the neighbor cell is larger than the predetermined threshold value), A5 event (measurement of the serving cell) If the result is smaller than the measurement result of the neighbor cell by a predetermined offset), in case of inter-RAT mobility, the B1 event (when the measurement result of the neighbor cell is larger than the predetermined threshold value) or B2 There is an event (when the measurement result of the serving cell is smaller by a predetermined threshold value than the measurement result of the neighboring cell).
  • the measurement ID is an ID of a measurement object and a report setting.
  • the quantity setting is filtering to apply to the measurement.
  • the measurement gap is a value between them for stopping transmission of uplink and downlink when the phase is an inter frequency measurement.
  • the terminal performs the measurement according to the measurement method set by the source base station and transmits the measurement result including the physical cell ID (PCI) to the source base station using the measurement report message (S315).
  • the terminal may transmit the measurement report due to the triggering of the A3 event.
  • the measurement report message includes an RSRP or RSRQ value, PCI, and Cell Global ID (CGI). In addition, a lot of information can be reported through the measurement report message.
  • the measurement may be an S-measurement.
  • the S-measurement is a measurement in which it is determined based on a predetermined threshold whether or not the terminal is required to perform the measurement. For example, if the RSRP of the serving cell is smaller than a predetermined threshold, the measurement is performed. That is, the terminal performing intra-frequency, inter-frequency, or inter-RAT measurement is controlled based on a predetermined threshold.
  • the predetermined threshold may be an RSRP-range, an integer between 0 and 97, and a unit may be dBm. If the predetermined threshold is zero, the S-measurement is performed in the same manner as the general measurement.
  • the source base station configures the terminal to acquire system information (SI) and to report a specific PCI (S320).
  • SI system information
  • S320 specific PCI
  • the terminal acquires system information (CGI, Tracking Area ID, TSG, etc.) from the target base station (target HeNB) using an autonomous gap (S325). For example, the terminal suspends reception and transmission with the source base station within the limits specified in the standard in order to request relevant system information from the target base station.
  • CGI System Information
  • TSG Tracking Area ID
  • S325 autonomous gap
  • the terminal transmits the measurement report including the received system information (CGI (or E-CGI), TAI, CSG ID and member / non-member indication) to the source base station (S330)
  • CGI received system information
  • TAI CSG ID
  • CSG ID CSG ID
  • member / non-member indication CSG ID and member / non-member indication
  • the source base station includes the target E-CGI and CSG ID in the handover request message and transmits it to the MME (S335).
  • the target cell is a hybrid cell, a cell access mode of the target cell is included.
  • the MME performs UE access control on the CSG based on the CSG ID received in the handover request message, and stores CSG subscription data regarding the UE (S340). If the access control procedure fails, the MME sends a handover preparation failure message to terminate the handover procedure. If there is a cell access mode, the MME determines that the UE handles the CSG membership status of the UE as a hybrid cell, and includes the determined CSG membership status in the handover request message.
  • the MME transmits a handover request message including the target CSG ID received from the terminal to the target base station via the HeNB GW (gateway) (S345). If the target is a hybrid cell, the CSG membership status is included in the handover request message.
  • the target base station checks whether the CSG ID received through the handover request message matches the CSG ID broadcasted to the target cell, and allocates an appropriate resource if the check succeeds (S350). If the terminal indicates that the terminal is a member in the CSG membership state, the priority task of the terminal is applied.
  • the target base station may allow or disallow handover of the terminal in consideration of the status of resources available to the target base station.
  • the target base station transmits a handover request acknowledgment message to the MME via the HeNB GW (S355).
  • the handover request confirmation message includes information on whether the target base station allows handover.
  • the MME transmits a handover command message to the source base station (S360).
  • the source base station transmits a handover command message (an RRC connection reconfiguration message including mobility control information) to the terminal (S365).
  • a handover command message an RRC connection reconfiguration message including mobility control information
  • the terminal After the terminal transmits an entrance proximity indication, if the cell whose CSG ID is included in the CSG whitelist of the terminal is no longer nearby, the terminal transmits the entrance proximity indication to the source base station. Upon receiving this indication, the source base station sets the terminal to stop measuring for the reported RAT and frequency.
  • the terminal does not need to give a proximity indication.
  • the UE Upon receiving the handover command, the UE terminates the access with the cell of the currently connected base station and starts a handover procedure for accessing the cell of the new base station (S370).
  • the UE has to repeatedly perform inter-frequency measurement on a corresponding frequency in order to handover to an inter-frequency hot spot pico cell.
  • Types of picocells include " picocells for coverage holes” (hereinafter referred to as coverage hole picocells) and " picocells for hot spots " (hereinafter referred to as hotspot picocells).
  • the coverage hole picocell is used for the UE to transmit and receive data through the pico cell instead of the macro cell when the UE cannot transmit or receive data through the macro cell.
  • the hot spot picocell is capable of transmitting and receiving data through the macro cell, but is used for the terminal to transmit and receive data through the pico cell instead of the macro cell in order to reduce the load of the macro cell.
  • Hot spots can also refer to areas with a high concentration of floating or permanent population, or areas with very high demand traffic.
  • hot spot regions can occur regardless of the electro-magnetic field of the macro, where the pico cell is divided into two types: intra-frequency picocells and inter-frequency picocells. It can be divided into forms.
  • An intra-frequency pico cell refers to a picocell using the same frequency band as the macro cell. By reusing the same frequency resources in spatially separated areas, it is possible to secure the same radio resources as the macro cells within pico cell coverage.
  • the pico cell for most coverage holes corresponds to an intra-frequency pico cell.
  • Inter-frequency picocells are picocells that use a different frequency band than macro cells.
  • performance degradation may occur due to an interference problem between the pico cell and the macro cell. It can be used when there is a hot spot at a position close to the center of the macro cell.
  • the UE performs measurement to determine the existence of neighbor cells.
  • neighboring cells present in the intra-frequency transmit a signal through the same frequency band as the current serving cell. Therefore, while transmitting and receiving with the serving cell, it is possible to measure the neighboring cells at the same time.
  • the terminal stops transmission and reception with the serving cell at present and retunes the RF chain. Receive a signal for a frequency band that is determined to be present.
  • the RF chain refers to the portion of the antenna combined with the filter and power amp. Therefore, the measurement of neighboring cells present in the inter-frequency is limited in time.
  • FIG. 4 shows an example of a picocell proximity scenario to which the present invention is applied. This is referred to as a first scenario below.
  • the macro base station 400 serves in the macro cell 401 area.
  • Pico base station 420 serves within the area of pico cell 421.
  • the macro base station 400 and the pico base station 420 are connected to an X2 interface 425.
  • an operation such as handover or cell reselection may be performed from the macro cell 401 to the pico cell 421.
  • the terminal does not need to decode system information or unnecessary measurement while performing the handover while performing the proximity indication operation.
  • the power consumption can be reduced.
  • the terminal 450 performs handover as the macro base station 400 approaches the pico base station 420.
  • the macro base station 400 serves in the macro cell area
  • the pico base station 420 serves in the pico cell area.
  • the terminal is receiving a service using a macro cell as a serving cell.
  • the macro base station performs RRC connection reconfiguration and transmits control information including a PCI (Physical Cell ID) value to the UE (S500).
  • the PCI may be a physical cell ID of a pico cell, which is a neighboring cell of a macro base station, and the control information may include pico cell related information corresponding to the PCI.
  • the control information is referred to as cell related control information.
  • the PCI value may be included in the cell related control information, and the PCI value and the cell related control information may be transmitted respectively.
  • the macro base station 400 is in a state of transmitting and receiving various control information including PCI information in advance using an X2 interface with a neighbor cell (for example, another macro cell or pico cell) (S480).
  • a neighbor cell for example, another macro cell or pico cell
  • the pico base station 420 sends an X2 setup response message to the second macro base station 400 (X2 setup). send a response message).
  • the X2 configuration request message may include information for requesting the PCI value and the cell related control information
  • the X2 configuration response message may include the PCI value and the cell related control information.
  • Table 1 shows an example of cell-related control information included in the X2 configuration request message or the X2 configuration response message. Or an example of an information element including cell-related control information.
  • the cell related control information includes configuration information of a cell that the neighboring base station needs for the X2 interface.
  • the IE / Group Name is the name of an information element or a group of repeated information elements, and includes a PCI value or cell type information.
  • Presence is the existence of the information element / group, and M (Mandatory) means that it must exist.
  • IE type and reference is the type of the information element and reference means that the type of the information element is defined elsewhere.
  • PCI has an integer value from 0 to 503, and the cell type information has one of "verysmall”, “small”, “medium”, or “large”, or “CSG”, “pico”, “micro”. It can have a value of either "or" macro ".
  • the macro base station 400 transmits an RRC connection reconfiguration including the state of the pico base station 420 identified through the X2 interface, that is, a physical cell ID (PCI) value and cell-related control information, to the terminal. (S500).
  • the RRC connection reset may be performed through an RRC connection reset message.
  • the RRC connection reset message may include report proximity configuration information.
  • the report proximity setting information is information for setting a proximity indication to report as the UE approaches (or approaches) a CSG cell or pico cell.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and information indicating a size of a cell.
  • the size information of the cell may be one of "large”, “medium”, “small”, or “very small”. Whether the corresponding cell is a pico cell may be transmitted through the cell size information.
  • the small (or berry small) indicates the pico cell may be preset in the terminal and the base station.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and type information of a cell.
  • the cell type information may be one of femto, pico, micro, and macro. It is indicated whether the pico cell is based on the cell type information.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI range of the pico cell.
  • the PCI range corresponding to the pico cell may be one or a plurality of values from 50 to 100.
  • the cell related control information includes an inter-frequency value used by the pico cell.
  • the cell-related control information includes a PCI value and an indicator indicating whether a cell using the PCI is a pico cell (this is called a pico cell indicator).
  • Picocell indicators can have either TRUE or FALSE values.
  • the picocell indicator may have a value of "1" or "0".
  • TRUE or 1 may indicate a picocell.
  • the cell related control information may further include information indicating what kind of pico cell, as well as information indicating whether the pico cell is a pico cell.
  • the information indicating the type of pico cell may be “for hot spot” or “for coverage hole”.
  • the terminal may determine whether a cell corresponding to the PCI is a pico cell based on the PCI value and / or cell related control information.
  • information obtained from the primary synchronization sequence (PSS) and the secondary synchronization sequence (SSS) may be used together in the determination.
  • the terminal Upon receiving the cell-related control information, the terminal detects PCI of each neighboring cell by reading various control information including PSS / SSS from neighboring cells as well as the macro base station. In this case, the terminal may determine whether the neighbor cell is a pico cell based on the detected PCI value and the information received through the RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the UE does not need to decode system information such as SIB1.
  • the system information is information necessary for determining whether the corresponding cell is a CSG cell, but is not necessary for determining whether the cell is a pico cell. This can reduce the power consumption of the terminal.
  • the terminal performs a proximity indication operation to the macro base station serving as the serving base station (S505).
  • the terminal may perform a proximity indication by transmitting a proximity indication message.
  • the proximity indication message may include information (or a separate indicator) indicating that the cell accessed by the terminal is a pico cell.
  • the indicator may be 0 or 1 bitmap information.
  • step S505 the macro base station re-establishes RRC connection with the terminal and sets measurement for the pico cell to which the terminal approaches (S510).
  • the macro base station may perform an RRC connection reset by transmitting an RRC connection reset message, and the RRC connection reset message may include measurement setting information.
  • the terminal reports the measurement result to the macro base station after performing the measurement (S515). For example, the terminal transmits the measurement report to the macro base station after the TTT time after the A3 event occurs.
  • the terminal may perform measurement based on the PCI and / or cell related control information received through the RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the terminal may perform measurement on the same frequency as the macro base station.
  • the UE may perform measurement on a corresponding frequency band, and the inter-frequency may be information previously received through RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the macro base station may determine the necessity of handover and whether or not to perform handover.
  • the macro base station requests a handover to the pico base station.
  • UE context information is transmitted together (or through a separate message) to the pico base station (S520).
  • the macro base station may transmit a handover request message to the pico base station, and the handover request message may include terminal context information.
  • the terminal context information includes user subscription information, bearer list, and UE capability information.
  • the pico base station may more easily perform a handover or provide a service to the terminal after the handover.
  • the pico base station that has received the handover request determines whether to approve the handover (S525). This is also called admission control. At this time, the pico base station may allow or disallow handover of the terminal in consideration of the state of the resources available to it.
  • the pico base station transmits a handover request acknowledgment including information on whether to allow handover to the macro base station (S530). At this time, the pico base station may transmit a handover request confirmation message to the macro base station.
  • the macro base station finally determines whether to allow the terminal to handover based on the handover request confirmation (S535).
  • the macro base station and the terminal performs a handover procedure (S540). Specifically, the macro base station transmits a handover command to the terminal, the terminal terminates the connection with the cell of the accessing macro base station, and starts the process for accessing the cell of the pico base station that is the target base station.
  • the macro base station transmits uplink and downlink PDCP sequence numbers (SN) and hyper frame number (HFN) status information to the pico base station.
  • SN downlink PDCP sequence numbers
  • HFN hyper frame number
  • the terminal performs an operation for layer 1 and 2 related connection to access the pico cell.
  • the layer 1 and 2 connection operations may include operations such as random access.
  • the terminal completes the connection with the pico cell and becomes a transmittable state capable of transmitting and receiving packet data.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a case in which a user equipment performs handover from a macro cell to a pico cell
  • the present invention may be applied to a case in which the terminal establishes dual connectivity to a pico cell while being connected to the macro cell.
  • dual connectivity means that the terminal establishes a wireless connection through each cell (eg, macro cell and small cell) of different base stations (eg, macro base station and small base station). That is, when the UE moves to the pico cell region, the UE additionally establishes a connection with the pico cell of the pico base station while continuously maintaining the connection with the macro cell of the macro base station to simultaneously receive radio service from the macro cell and the small cell.
  • the procedures of S480 to S515 of FIG. 5 may be equally applied.
  • the macro base station receives a proximity indication indicating that the terminal enters the pico cell from the terminal, if the mobile station determines that the moving speed is high, the macro base station performs a handover procedure or a dual connection setup procedure. May not be performed. This is because, since the coverage range of the pico cell is small, the handover or duplex connection may not be performed when the UE moves at a high speed, thereby reducing waste of radio resources due to unnecessary procedures.
  • Another example of a proximity scenario is shown. This is hereinafter referred to as a second scenario.
  • the first macro base station 600 serves in the area of the first macro cell 601.
  • the second macro base station 610 serves in the area of the second macro cell 611.
  • Pico base station 620 serves within the area of pico cell 621.
  • the first macro base station 600 and the second macro base station 610 are connected to the X2 interface 615, and the second macro base station 610 and the pico base station 620 are connected to the X2 interface 625.
  • the second macro cell When the terminal 650 approaches the proximity area 630 of the pico cell 621 after performing a handover to the area of the second macro cell 611 within the area of the first macro cell 601, the second macro cell ( At 611, an operation such as handover or cell reselection to the pico cell 621 may be performed.
  • FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating another example of a method for transmitting control information according to the present invention.
  • the terminal performing the handover from the first macro base station to the second macro base station 610 performs handover to the pico base station 620 again.
  • the first and second macro base stations serve in the first and second macro cell regions, respectively, and the pico base station serves in the pico cell region.
  • the second macro base station 610 transmits and receives various control information including PCI information using a neighbor cell (for example, a pico cell) and an X2 interface (S700).
  • a neighbor cell for example, a pico cell
  • S700 X2 interface
  • the pico base station 620 when the second macro base station 610 transmits an X2 setup request message to the pico base station 620, the pico base station 620 sends an X2 setup response message to the second macro base station 610.
  • X2 setup response message The X2 configuration request message may include information for requesting the PCI value and the cell related control information, and the X2 configuration response message may include the PCI value and the cell related control information.
  • the cell related control information may include PCI of a neighbor cell (for example, a pico cell) or picocell related information corresponding to the PCI.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and information indicating a size of a cell.
  • the size information of the cell may be one of "large”, “medium”, “small”, or "very small”. Whether the corresponding cell is a pico cell may be transmitted through the cell size information.
  • the small (or berry small) indicates the pico cell may be preset in the terminal and the base station.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and type information of a cell.
  • the cell type information may be one of femto, pico, micro, and macro. It is indicated whether the pico cell is based on the cell type information.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI range of the pico cell.
  • the PCI range corresponding to the pico cell may be one or a plurality of values from 50 to 100.
  • the cell related control information includes an inter-frequency value used by the pico cell.
  • the cell-related control information includes a PCI value and an indicator indicating whether a cell using the PCI is a pico cell (this is called a pico cell indicator).
  • Picocell indicators can have either TRUE or FALSE values.
  • the picocell indicator may have a value of "1" or "0".
  • TRUE or 1 may indicate a picocell.
  • the cell related control information may further include information indicating what kind of pico cell, as well as information indicating whether the pico cell is a pico cell.
  • the information indicating the type of pico cell may be “for hot spot” or “for coverage hole”.
  • the terminal may determine whether a cell corresponding to the PCI is a pico cell based on the PCI value and / or cell related control information. In this case, information obtained from the PSS and the SSS by the terminal may be used together in the determination.
  • the terminal receiving the cell-related control information detects PCI of each neighboring cell by reading various control information including PSS / SSS from neighboring cells as well as the macro base station. In this case, the terminal may determine whether the neighbor cell is a pico cell based on the detected PCI value and the information received through the RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the UE does not need to decode system information such as SIB1.
  • the system information is information necessary for determining whether the corresponding cell is a CSG cell, but is not necessary for determining whether the cell is a pico cell. This can reduce the power consumption of the terminal.
  • step S700 when another example, the pico base station first transmits an X2 setup request message to the second macro base station 610, the second macro base station 610 responds to the X2 setup response to the pico base station 620.
  • a message (X2 setup response message) can be sent.
  • the PCI (Physical Cell ID) value and cell related control information included in the X2 interface are the same as described in step 480 of FIG. 5.
  • the terminal moving to the second macro cell area within the first macro cell area performs measurement and transmits a measurement report to the first macro base station 600 ( S705).
  • the terminal transmits a measurement report message to the first macro base station 600 after the TTT time after the A3 event occurs.
  • the terminal 650 may perform measurement on the same frequency as the first macro base station 600.
  • the measurement may be performed on a corresponding frequency band, and the inter-frequency may be information previously received by resetting the RRC connection. .
  • the first macro base station 600 Based on the measurement report, the first macro base station 600 performs a handover request to the second macro base station 610 (S710). For example, the first macro base station 600 transmits a handover request message including the terminal context information to the second macro base station 610.
  • the second macro base station 610 Upon receiving the handover request, the second macro base station 610 determines whether to approve the handover (S715). That is, the second macro base station 610 performs admission control. In this case, the second macro base station 610 may allow or disallow handover of the terminal in consideration of the state of resources available to the second macro base station 610.
  • the second macro base station 610 transmits a handover request acknowledgment including information about whether to allow handover to the first macro base station 600 (S720). In this case, the second macro base station 610 may transmit a handover request confirmation message to the first macro base station 600.
  • the first macro base station 600 determines whether to allow the terminal 650 to handover based on the handover request confirmation (S725).
  • the handover request confirmation message may include cell related control information including PCI information of pico cells located in the second macro cell region or at a cell boundary. Specifically, it includes PCI information and / or cell related control information of pico cells connected to the X2 interface with the second macro base station.
  • the following table shows an example of cell-related control information included in the handover request confirmation message. Or one example of an information element including cell related control information.
  • the Pico PCI list is a group name of pico PCI information elements.
  • maxroofPicoCells is the maximum number of pico PCI information elements
  • Pico PCI is the PCI value of the pico cell, an integer of 0 to 503 or more.
  • the second macro base station 610 may transmit a resource (for example, pico cell related information) prepared to the first macro base station 600 through the handover request confirmation message.
  • a resource for example, pico cell related information
  • the first macro base station 600 determines to perform the handover, the first macro base station 600 transmits a handover command to the terminal, and the terminal 650 receiving the handover command receives the first macro base station ( In step 600, a handover procedure is performed to the second macro base station 610.
  • a handover command message may be transmitted from the first macro base station 600 to the terminal 650, and the handover command message includes cell-related control information such as a pico PCI list included in the handover request confirmation. can do.
  • the terminal may know the pico cell in the second macro cell region through the pico PCI list.
  • the terminal 650 stores cell-related control information such as the pico PCI list information until the handover to the second macro base station 610 after successful handover to the second macro base station 610.
  • the handover command message may be an RRC connection reset message.
  • the RRC connection reestablishment message may include reporting proximity setting information, and the reporting proximity setting information may include information about presence or absence of proximity indication or a pico cell PCI list.
  • maxPicoCellPCIList is the maximum number of pico cells that can be located inside or in a macro cell and is an integer within 520.
  • reportProximityConfig is report proximity configuration information. Information for setting a report on proximity indication.
  • PhysCellId is PCI, indicates an ID of a cell's physical layer, and is an integer of 0 to 503.
  • the terminal 650 When the terminal 650 approaches the pico cell, the terminal 650 performs a proximity indication operation to the second macro base station 610 serving as the serving base station (S735). In this case, the terminal 650 may perform a proximity instruction by transmitting a proximity instruction message.
  • the proximity indication message may include information (or a separate indicator) indicating that the cell accessed by the terminal is a pico cell.
  • the indicator may be 0 or 1 bitmap information.
  • the terminal 650 detects PCI by reading PSS / SSS information of neighboring cells and compares and determines whether the corresponding PCI value matches the pico cell PCI value received through the report proximity setting information included in the handover command message. do. If there is a match, it determines that the terminal 650 approaches the pico cell and transmits a proximity indication message to the second macro base station.
  • the terminal 650 does not need to decode system information such as SIB1.
  • the system information is information necessary for determining whether the corresponding cell is a CSG cell, but is not necessary for determining whether the cell is a pico cell. This can reduce the power consumption of the terminal.
  • the second macro base station 610 performs an RRC connection reconfiguration to the terminal 650 to set measurement for the pico cell to which the terminal 650 approaches (S740).
  • the second macro base station 610 may perform an RRC connection reset by transmitting an RRC connection reset message, and the RRC connection reset message may include measurement setting information.
  • the terminal reports the measurement result to the second macro base station 610 after performing the measurement (S745).
  • the terminal 650 transmits the measurement report to the second macro base station 610 after the TTT time after the A3 event occurs.
  • the terminal 650 may perform measurement based on the PCI and / or cell related control information received through the handover command message.
  • the terminal 650 may perform measurement on the same frequency as the second macro base station 610.
  • the neighbor cell to be measured by the terminal 650 is an inter-frequency pico cell
  • measurement may be performed for a corresponding frequency band
  • the inter-frequency is information previously received through the RRC connection reconfiguration message (S740). Can be.
  • the second macro base station 610 may determine whether to perform handover or whether to perform handover.
  • the second macro base station 610 requests a handover to the pico base station.
  • the terminal context information is transmitted together (or through a separate message) to the pico base station (S750).
  • the second macro base station 610 may transmit a handover request message to the pico base station 620, and the handover request message may include terminal context information.
  • the pico base station 620 determines whether to approve the handover (S755).
  • the pico base station 620 may allow or disallow the handover of the terminal 650 in consideration of the state of the resources available to it.
  • the pico base station 620 transmits a handover request confirmation including information on whether to allow handover to the second macro base station 610 (S760). In this case, the pico base station 620 may transmit a handover request confirmation message to the second macro base station 610.
  • the second macro base station 610 finally determines whether to allow the terminal 650 to handover based on the handover request confirmation (S765).
  • the second macro base station 610 determines to perform a handover, the second macro base station 610 transmits a handover command to the terminal 650, and the terminal 650 that receives the handover command receives the second handover command.
  • the macro base station 610 performs a handover procedure from the pico base station 620.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a case in which the terminal 650 performs a handover from the macro cell of the second macro base station 610 to the pico cell of the pico base station 620
  • the present invention provides that the terminal 650 is the second.
  • the present invention may be applied to a case in which dual connectivity is established in the pico cell of the pico base station 620 in a state of being connected to the macro cell of the macro base station 610.
  • FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a base station and a terminal for transmitting control information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the terminal 800 includes a receiver 810, a transmitter 820, and a controller 830.
  • the receiver 810 receives an RRC connection reconfiguration from the base station 850 and receives control information including a physical cell ID (PCI) value.
  • the PCI may be a physical cell ID of a pico cell, which is a neighboring cell of the base station 850, and the control information may include picocell related information corresponding to the PCI.
  • the RRC connection reset may be performed through an RRC connection reset message.
  • the RRC connection reset message may include Report Proximity Configuration information.
  • the report proximity setting information is information for setting a proximity indication that the terminal 800 reports as it approaches (or approaches) a CSG cell or a pico cell.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and information indicating the size of the cell.
  • the size information of the cell may be one of "large”, “medium”, “small”, or “very small”. Whether the corresponding cell is a pico cell may be transmitted through the cell size information.
  • the small (or berry small) indicating the pico cell may be preset in the terminal 800 and the base station 850.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI value and type information of a cell.
  • the cell type information may be one of femto, pico, micro, and macro. It is indicated whether the pico cell is based on the cell type information.
  • the cell related control information includes a PCI range of the pico cell. At this time, the PCI range corresponding to the pico cell may be one or a plurality of values from 50 to 100.
  • the pico cell is an inter-frequency pico cell
  • the cell related control information includes an inter-frequency value used by the pico cell.
  • the cell-related control information includes a PCI value and an indicator indicating whether a cell using the PCI is a pico cell (this is called a pico cell indicator).
  • Picocell indicators can have either TRUE or FALSE values.
  • the picocell indicator may have a value of "1" or "0".
  • TRUE or 1 may indicate a picocell.
  • the cell related control information may further include information indicating what kind of pico cell, as well as information indicating whether the pico cell is a pico cell.
  • the information indicating the type of pico cell may be “for hot spot” or “for coverage hole”.
  • the controller 830 may determine whether a cell corresponding to the PCI is a pico cell based on the PCI value and / or cell related control information. In this case, the information obtained from the primary synchronization sequence (PSS) and the secondary synchronization sequence (SSS) by the terminal 800 may be used together in the determination.
  • PSS primary synchronization sequence
  • SSS secondary synchronization sequence
  • the controller 830 reads various control information including PSS / SSS from neighbor cells as well as the base station 850 and detects PCI of each neighbor cell. In this case, the controller 830 may determine whether the neighbor cell is a pico cell based on the detected PCI value and the information received through the RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the transmitter 820 performs a proximity indication operation to the base station 850 serving as the serving base station 850.
  • the transmitter 820 may perform a proximity indication by transmitting a proximity indication message.
  • the proximity indication message may include information (or separate indicator) indicating that the cell accessed by the terminal 800 is a pico cell.
  • the indicator may be 0 or 1 bitmap information.
  • the receiver 810 receives the RRC connection reconfiguration, and receives measurement setting information on the pico cell to which the terminal 800 approaches.
  • An RRC connection reset message may be transmitted, and the RRC connection reset message may include measurement setting information.
  • the transmitter 820 reports the measurement result to the base station 850 after the terminal 800 performs the measurement based on the measurement setting information.
  • the terminal 800 transmits a measurement report to the base station 850 after the TTT time after the A3 event occurs.
  • the measurement may be an S-measurement.
  • the terminal 800 may perform measurement based on PCI and / or cell related control information received through RRC connection reconfiguration.
  • the terminal 800 may measure the same frequency as the base station 850.
  • the neighbor cell to be measured by the terminal 800 is an inter-frequency pico cell
  • measurement may be performed for a corresponding frequency band
  • the inter-frequency may be information previously received by resetting an RRC connection.
  • the receiver 810 When the base station 850 determines to perform a handover, the receiver 810 receives a handover command from the base station 850. Alternatively, when the base station 850 decides to perform the duplex setting, the receiving unit 810 receives the duplex setting from the base station 850.
  • the handover command or the dual connectivity setting may be included in an RRC connection reconfiguration message.
  • the terminal 800 receiving the handover command performs a handover procedure from the base station 850 to another base station.
  • the terminal 800 Upon receiving the dual connectivity setting, the terminal 800 performs connection setup with another base station (for example, a pico base station) as well as an already connected base station 850.
  • another base station for example, a pico base station
  • the base station 850 includes a receiver 860, a controller 870, and a transmitter 880.
  • Base station 850 may be a source base station in handover, and another base station may be a target base station.
  • the base station 850 may be a macro base station (macro eNB) or a master base station (master eNB), the other base station may be a small base station (small eNB) or a secondary eNB (secondary eNB).
  • the transmitter 880 performs RRC connection reconfiguration and transmits control information including a PCI (Physical Cell ID) value to the terminal 800.
  • the PCI is a pico cell which is a neighbor cell of the base station 850. It may be a physical cell ID of the control information may include picocell related information corresponding to the PCI.
  • the control information is referred to as cell related control information.
  • the PCI value may be included in the cell related control information, and the PCI value and the cell related control information may be transmitted respectively.
  • the RRC connection reset may be performed through an RRC connection reset message.
  • the RRC connection reset message may include Report Proximity Configuration information.
  • the report proximity setting information is information for setting a proximity indication that the terminal 800 reports as it approaches (or approaches) a CSG cell or a pico cell.
  • the receiver 860 receives a proximity indication as the terminal 800 approaches the pico cell. At this time, a proximity indication message may be transmitted.
  • the proximity indication message may include information (or separate indicator) indicating that the cell accessed by the terminal 800 is a pico cell.
  • the indicator may be 0 or 1 bitmap information.
  • the transmitter 880 performs the RRC connection reset to the terminal 800.
  • the terminal 800 sets a measurement for the pico cell approaching.
  • the transmitter 880 may perform an RRC connection reset by transmitting an RRC connection reset message, and the RRC connection reset message may include measurement setting information.
  • the receiver 860 receives the measurement result of performing the measurement from the terminal 800.
  • the measurement may be an S-measurement.
  • the transmitter 880 requests handover or duplex connection to the target base station or the secondary base station.
  • the UE 800 context (UE context) information is together (or through a separate message). It can transmit to the target base station or the secondary base station.
  • a handover request message may be transmitted, and the handover request message may include the terminal 800 context information.
  • the dual connectivity request message may be transmitted, and the dual connectivity request message may include the terminal 800 context information.
  • the controller 870 determines whether to approve the handover after receiving the handover request.
  • the control unit 870 may determine whether to accept the duplex after receiving the duplex request.
  • the controller 870 may allow or disallow handover or dual connectivity in consideration of the state of available resources or the moving speed of the terminal 800. For example, if the moving speed of the terminal 800 is determined to be high, handover or duplex connection may not be allowed.
  • the receiver 860 receives a handover request acknowledgment including information on whether to allow handover.
  • the receiving unit 860 receives a duplex request request including information on whether to permit duplex connection.
  • the controller 870 finally determines whether to allow the terminal 800 to perform a handover based on the handover request confirmation. In addition, the controller 870 finally determines whether to allow the terminal 800 to establish the dual connection based on the confirmation of the dual connectivity request.
  • the transmitter 880 transmits a handover command to the terminal 800.
  • the terminal 800 receiving the handover command performs a handover procedure from the base station 850 to the target base station.
  • the transmitter 880 transmits a dual connection setting to the terminal 800.
  • the terminal 800 Upon receiving the dual connectivity setting, the terminal 800 establishes dual connectivity with the secondary base station while continuously maintaining the connection with the base station 850.
  • the transmitter 880 or the receiver 860 may transmit or receive various control information including PCI information by using an X2 interface with a neighbor cell (for example, a pico cell).
  • a neighbor cell for example, a pico cell
  • the target base station or the secondary base station when the base station 850 transmits an X2 setup request message to the target base station or the secondary base station, the target base station or the secondary base station sends an X2 setup response message to the base station 850. send.
  • the X2 configuration request message may include information for requesting the PCI value and the cell related control information
  • the X2 configuration response message may include the PCI value and the cell related control information.

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