A mobile communication system, interference of neighborhood inhibiting method and base station node in the system
Abstract
A mobile communication system and an interference of neighborhood inhibiting method and base station node in the system of mobile communication field are disclosed. It makes the base station node improve the accuracy of the quick adjusting and the stability of the system, and enlarge the capacity of the system. In the present invention, only establishing the link of control level for the user equipment in the wireless link of non-service that is established for the user equipment by the base station node, and estimating the contribution of the user equipment to the zone uplink load through the established uplink channel to have the uplink load contribution of the user equipment of the neighborhood expected, and then controlling the transmitting power of the user equipment according to the result of the estimation through the established downlink channel, thus adjacent area interference from the overlap region is restrained effectively. If the wireless link of non-service changes into a new one of service through the handoff, the channels for carrying data will be added to the wireless link to ensure normal communication.

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- 1A method for suppressing neighboring interference in a mobile communication system, comprising:step of: setting, in a non-serving wireless link established for a user equipment, only estimating an uplink load of the user equipment to the cell a contributed uplink channel and a downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the user equipment;5 estimating a contribution of the user equipment to the uplink load of the cell according to the signal received from the uplink channel, and passing the downlink according to the estimated result The channel controls the transmit power of the user equipment. 权 利 要 求 1. 一种移动通信系统中邻区干扰抑制方法, 其特征在于, 包含以下步據: 在为用户设备建立的非服务的无线链路中仅设置用于估计该用户设备对 小区上行负载贡献的上行信道和用于控制该用户设备发射功率的下行信道; 5 根据从所述上行信道收到的信号估计所述用户设备对小区上行负载的贡 献, 并根据该估计的结果通过所述下行信道控制该用户设备的发射功率。
- 10A base station node, comprising:10. 一种基站节点, 其特征在于, 包含: a first channel establishing module, configured to establish, in the non-serving wireless link established for the user equipment, an uplink channel for estimating a contribution of the user equipment to the uplink load of the cell, and a downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the user equipment;第一信道建立模块,用于在为用户设备建立的非服务的无线链路中仅建立 用于估计该用户设备对小区上行负载贡献的上行信道和用于控制该用户设备 发射功率的下行信道; An estimation module, configured to estimate, according to a signal received by the uplink channel established by the first channel setup module, a contribution of the user equipment to a cell uplink load;and a control module, configured to pass the estimated result of the estimation module The downlink channel controls transmit power of the user equipment. 估计模块,用于根据从所述第一信道建立模块建立的上行信道收到的信号 估计所述用户设备对小区上行负载的贡献; 以及 控制模块,用于根据所述估计模块所估计的结果通过所述下行信道控制所 述用户设备的发射功率。
- 15A mobile communication system, comprising:a user equipment and a base station node, wherein: the base station node comprises: 15. —种移动通信系统, 其特征在于, 包含: 用户设备和基站节点,其中: 所述的基站节点包含: a first channel establishing module, configured to establish, in the non-serving wireless link established for the user equipment, an uplink channel for estimating a contribution of the user equipment to the uplink load of the cell, and a downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the user equipment;第一信道建立模块,用于在为用户设备建立的非服务的无线链路中仅建立 用于估计该用户设备对小区上行负载贡献的上行信道和用于控制该用户设备 发射功率的下行信道; An estimation module, configured to estimate, according to a signal received by the uplink channel established by the first channel setup module, a contribution of the user equipment to a cell uplink load;and a control module, configured to pass the estimated result of the estimation module The downlink channel controls transmit power of the user equipment. 估计模块,用于根据从所述第一信道建立模块建立的上行信道收到的信号 估计所述用户设备对小区上行负载的贡献; 以及 控制模块,用于根据所述估计模块所估计的结果通过所述下行信道控制所 述用户设备的发射功率。
Independent claims3
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The invention relates to a mobile communication system and a neighboring area interference suppression method thereof, and a base station node. The application is submitted to the Chinese Patent Office on August 8, 2006, and the application number is 200610110573.5. The invention name is "the neighboring area interference suppression method and the base station in the mobile communication system. The priority of the Chinese Patent Application, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
FIELD
The present invention relates to the field of mobile communications, and in particular to a neighboring area interference suppression technique. Specifically, the present invention relates to a mobile communication system and a neighboring area interference suppression method thereof, and a base station node.
Background technique
The 3rd Generation Partnership Project ("3 GPP"), as an important organization in the field of mobile communications, promoted the standardization of the third-generation mobile communication technology (3rd Generation, referred to as "3G"), its early protocol version. The bearer of the uplink and downlink services is based on a dedicated channel. Among the Release 99 ("R99"), the uplink and downlink can achieve data transmission rates of 384 kilobits per second (Kbps).
With the development of mobile communication technology, 3G technology is also evolving. In 3GPP Release 6 (Release 6, referred to as "R6"), High Speed Uplink Packet Access ("HSUPA") technology is introduced. HSUPA uses a shorter transmission time interval (Transmission Time Interval, cartridge size "ΤΤΓ" and frame length (2ms or 10ms) for fast adaptive control, using Hybrid Automatic Retransmission Request (HARQ) And the base station (NodeB)-based fast uplink scheduling technology improves the uplink spectrum efficiency.
In order to achieve high-efficiency transmission and uplink power control of user uplink data, HSUPA newly adds two uplink physical channels and three downlink physical channels, which are respectively enhanced uplink dedicated data transmission channels for carrying user data (Enhanced-DCH Dedicated). Physical Data Channel (abbreviated as Έ-DPDCH"); Enhanced-DCH Dedicated Physical Control Channel ("E-" for transmitting uplinks that accompany the physical layer signaling and provide accompanying signaling for E-DPDCH demodulation. DPCCH"); an Enhanced-DCH Absolute Grant Channel ("E-AGCH") and an Enhanced-DCH Relative Grant Channel ("RG-") for controlling the user's upstream transmission rate. And an E-DCH Hybrid ARQ Indicator Channel (referred to as Έ-HICH) for indicating whether the uplink process data transmission is correct.
The E-AGCH is only present in the serving radio connection cell, and is used to indicate the maximum transmission rate that the user can transmit in the uplink, and the adjusted frequency is relatively low; the E-RGCH can exist in both the serving wireless connection and the non-serving wireless connection cell, and is used. Instructs the user to adjust the uplink transmission rate by a certain step size. The adjustment frequency is relatively high, up to once per TTI. In HSUPA, the user knows whether the data is correctly received through the E-HICH. If it is not correct, retransmission will be initiated, otherwise new data will be sent.
In the introduction of HSUPA technology, in order to ensure the competitiveness of longer time (such as 10 years or longer), 3GPP started the Long Term Evolution (LTE) project from the second half of 2004.
In the evolution of LTE, the existing Broadband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) network NodeB, Radio Network Controller (RNC) and core network (Core) The network structure of the three-layer node of Net, called "CN" is simplified into the structure of two-layer nodes. The RC function is split into a NodeB (the NodeB at this time is called an evolved NodeB, that is, an eNodeB) and a high-level node such as a Gateway (Gateway, referred to as "GW").
The eNodeB is the same as the NodeB in the existing WCDMA network. Each NodeB also covers one or more cells, and some areas overlap at the junction of adjacent cells, and the overlapping area can reach about 30%.
In the WCDMA network, when the user equipment (User Equipment, referred to as "UE") moves from the source cell to the target cell, the signal of the source cell becomes weak, and the handover needs to be performed in the overlapping area between the source cell and the target cell. . The UE in the handover state simultaneously communicates with multiple NodeBs participating in the handover, that is, the UE can simultaneously receive the transmission signals from the different cell NodeBs, and can also transmit signals to the NodeBs of different cells. As shown in FIG. 1, the UE in the handover state establishes a connection with the NodeB to which the adjacent three cells 101, 102, and 103 belong, and the signals transmitted by the UE in the uplink channel are respectively received by the three NodeBs. After the adjustment, it is forwarded to the RNC (not shown), and the RC combines the three data to improve the quality of the uplink signal. Similarly, the downlink signal is also transmitted to the UE through three NodeBs, and the UE combines the received three signals to improve the quality of the received signal, and keeps the data during handover from being lost. The signal combining technique is called macro diversity, and the switching technique is called handover soft handover.
The uplink transmit signal sent by the UE to the different cells through the uplink channel has the transmit power of the uplink channel of the UE. When the transmit power of the uplink channel of the UE is too large, the UE transmits a large amount of interference to the uplink data of the UE. The data transmission shield of other UEs in the cell is deteriorated or even dropped.
In the prior art, in order to prevent the UE in the connected state from performing soft handover in the mobile process, and causing interference to the cell in the soft handover overlapping area, it is necessary to establish a connection between the UE and each cell respectively, and uplink power to the UE. Take control. Specifically, the UE detects the downlink pilot signal of the neighboring cell in the soft handover process, and reports the downlink pilot signal list of the neighboring cell to the RNC. After receiving the information, the RNC determines that if the UE has a cell that satisfies the soft handover threshold in the neighboring downlink pilot signal list, the UE considers that it needs to add a new radio link to the new cell, and the RNC will The NodeB where the cell is located initiates a wireless connection establishment request, and allocates resources for the newly added wireless connection. After receiving the request, the NodeB determines whether there is still available resources. If yes, the RNC and the NodeB respectively allocate resources required for establishing a connection, and establish a connection between the UE and the 15 NodeB to which the cell belongs. If the NodeB currently accesses many UEs, If there are no resources available, the request is rejected, in which case the RNC will refuse to establish a radio link for the UE in the new cell. If the wireless connection is successfully established between the UE and the cell, the cell can pass the uplink transmit power control (Transmit Power Control, Referring to the "TPC" command or the downlink power adjustment indication, the inner loop power control and the outer loop power control are used to control the uplink channel transmit power of the UE within a reasonable range, so that the UE at the handover overlap area does not Interference occurs in neighboring cells. .
However, in the actual application, the above-mentioned prior art adopts the existing uplink transmit power control method, and when the user is in the soft handover state, the interference may occur in the cell where the soft handover overlap region is located, and is not applicable to the LTE. Evolved network.
The inventor of the present invention found through research that the main reason for this situation is that, in the above-mentioned technology, the NodeB needs to establish a radio connection with the UE, but the neighboring station needs to establish a wireless connection with the UE. The uplink demodulation resources of the NodeB to which the cell belongs are limited, and some cells in the handover overlapping area may not be able to establish a wireless connection with the UE. In this case, the NodeB cannot control the uplink transmit power of the UE, which may cause the UE to transmit uplink. The power is too large to cause interference to the cell, which makes the system performance of the cell worse, and there is a risk of system instability. In addition, since the RNC function in the existing network is split into an eNodeB and a high-level node such as a GW in the evolution process of LTE. In this case, as shown in FIG. 2, the data transmission of the UE in any handover overlapping area can always be wirelessly connected to the NodeB of one cell 201, and the remaining cells 202 and 203 where the overlapping area is located cannot establish wireless through the prior art. The connection controls the uplink transmit power of the UE, so that the interference generated by the UE on the cell cannot be avoided.
Summary of the invention
Embodiments of the present invention provide a mobile communication system and a neighboring area interference suppression method thereof, and a base station node, so that the base station node can improve the accuracy of fast scheduling and system stability. .
The embodiment of the invention provides a neighboring area interference suppression method in a mobile communication system, which comprises the following steps:
In the establishing a non-serving wireless link for the user equipment, only an uplink channel for estimating the uplink load contribution of the user equipment to the cell and a downlink channel for controlling the transmission power of the user equipment are set; according to the received from the uplink channel The signal estimates the contribution of the user equipment to the uplink load of the cell, and controls the transmit power of the user equipment by using the downlink channel according to the estimated result.
An embodiment of the present invention provides a base station node, including: a first channel establishing module, configured to establish, in an unserved wireless link established for a user equipment, only an uplink channel for estimating a contribution of the user equipment to a cell uplink load, and a downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the user equipment;
An estimation module, configured to estimate a contribution of the user equipment to a cell uplink load according to a signal received from an uplink channel established by the first channel establishment module;
And a control module, configured to control, by using the downlink channel, a transmit power of the user equipment according to the estimated result of the estimation module.
A mobile communication system, comprising: a user equipment and a base station node, where: the base station node comprises: a first channel establishment module, configured to establish only for estimating the non-serving wireless link established for the user equipment The uplink channel contributed by the user equipment to the uplink load of the cell and used to control the user equipment W
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a downlink channel for transmitting power; an estimation module, configured to estimate a contribution of the user equipment to a cell uplink load according to a signal received from an uplink channel established by the first channel establishment module; and a control module, configured to perform, according to the estimation The result estimated by the module controls the transmission power of the user equipment through the downlink channel.
In the non-serving wireless link established by the base station node for the user equipment, the base station node establishes a control plane connection only for the user equipment, and estimates the uplink load contribution of the user equipment to the cell through the established uplink channel, so that the neighboring area The uplink load contribution of the user equipment becomes predictable, and the user equipment transmission power is controlled by the established downlink channel according to the estimated result, thereby effectively suppressing neighboring interference from the overlapping area, and improving the accuracy of fast scheduling of the base station node. Sex and system stability. DRAWINGS
1 is a schematic diagram of a UE in an overlapping area connected to a NodeB in a WCDMA network in the prior art;
2 is a schematic diagram of a UE connected to a NodeB in an overlapping area in an LTE-evolved network in the prior art;
3 is a schematic diagram of a UE in an overlapping area connected to a NodeB in a neighbor interference suppression method in a mobile communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
4 is a flowchart of a method for suppressing neighboring interference in a mobile communication system according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
5 is a flowchart of a method for suppressing neighboring interference in a mobile communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
6 is a structural block diagram of a NodeB according to a third embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a structural block diagram of a NodeB according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
Detailed ways
The embodiments of the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the embodiment of the present invention, in the overlapping area of the neighboring cell, the NodeB establishes only the control plane connection in the non-serving wireless link established by the UE, and estimates the UE to the cell through the established connection of the control plane.
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The contribution of the line load, and according to the estimation result, the transmission power of the UE is controlled by the connection of the control plane.
As shown in FIG. 3, the UE is in an overlapping area of the first cell 31, the second cell 32, and the third cell 33, and establishes a wireless link with the NodeB to which the three cells belong. The first cell 31 is a serving cell of the UE, and the UE establishes a serving radio link with the first NodeB 311 to which the first cell 31 belongs, where the serving radio link includes a complete uplink channel and a downlink channel; the second cell 32 and The third cell 33 is a non-serving cell of the UE, and the UE establishes a non-serving wireless link with the second NodeB 322 and the third NodeB 333 to which the second cell 32 and the third cell 33 belong, respectively, and the non-serving wireless link only includes a control plane. Uplink channel and downlink channel. Taking the second NodeB 322 as an example, when establishing a non-serving radio link, the second NodeB 322 sets only an uplink channel for estimating the uplink load contribution of the UE to the cell 2 and controlling the UE transmit power in the radio link. The downlink channel, the second NodeB 322 estimates the contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell 2 according to the signal received from the uplink channel, and controls the transmit power of the UE through the downlink channel according to the estimated result. Thereby reducing while fewer resources needed to establish a radio link, effectively suppress interference in neighboring regions from overlapping, improved the accuracy and stability of the NodeB fast scheduling.
Next, a neighbor interference suppression method in the mobile communication system according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in Figure 4:
In step 410, when receiving the soft handover request of the UE, the NodeB establishes a non-serving wireless link for the UE;
The non-serving wireless link is an enhanced dedicated channel (Enhanced-Dedicate Channel, The wireless link referred to as "E-DCH" for short. The NodeB only sets an uplink channel for estimating the UE's contribution to the uplink load of the UE in the radio link, such as the DPCCH and the uplink E-DPCCH; the downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the UE, such as the downlink E-RGCH, And a downlink dedicated physical channel (F-DPCH) or a downlink dedicated physical channel (DPDCH). In practical applications, the downlink channel used by the non-serving cell to control the transmit power of the UE is the downlink E-RGCH. Similarly, the F-DPCH and DPDCH can also be selected based on the actual capabilities of the NodeB. Since the non-serving wireless link established by the NodeB for the UE only includes the control plane connection, even if the E-DPDCH demodulation resource is exhausted, the NodeB can still connect to the established control plane to perform power control on the UE. Avoid interference with the subordinate jurisdiction. In step O, the NodeB determines whether the currently used resource exceeds the preset threshold. If not, the process proceeds to step 430. On the other hand, if the preset threshold is exceeded, proceed directly to step 440; in step 430, the NodeB sets a complete control channel and a data channel in the wireless link;
The NodeB sets a complete control channel and a data channel in the radio link, including each control channel set in step 410 and an E-DPDCH for receiving uplink data, so as to fully utilize the demodulation resources of the uplink high-speed packet access, and prevent The waste of resources, the specific setting method can refer to the setting of the relevant channel in the E-DCH in the prior art, and details are not described herein again;
In step 440, the NodeB estimates the contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell according to the received signal from the DPCCH and the uplink E-DPCCH. Specifically, the NodeB first estimates the signal-to-noise ratio of the uplink DPCCH according to the pilot information of the uplink DPCCH. DPCCH, the specific implementation method is the same as the prior art. Then, according to the uplink E-DPDCH data transmission format signaling information indicated in the current uplink E-DPCCH, and the reference transmission format information of the network configuration, the power control gain factor of the uplink E-DPDCH of the UE relative to the uplink DPCCH is obtained.<sub>ΰΡΰαϊ</sub> The specific implementation method can refer to the prior art. Then, the NodeB is based on the obtained signal-to-noise ratio S/ of the UE uplink DPCCH.<sub>PCCff</sub>, the power control gain factor of the uplink E-DPDCH relative to the uplink DPCCH, and the uplink DPCCH gain factor parameter Aw of the network pre-configured, by the formula SIR<sub>E</sub>-<sub>D</sub>Painting = SIR<sub>D</sub>Argument <img file="WO2008019557A1_D0001.tif" /> Calculate the signal-to-noise ratio S/W E-DPDCH of the uplink E-DPDCH. Then, according to the pre-configured uplink E-DPCCH of the radio network, the power offset parameter A of the uplink DPCCH <sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPea</sub> And the upstream DPCCH gain factor parameters, refer to the formula
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H E-DPCCH DPCCH ~^~) , Calculate the power control gain factor _^^ of the uplink E-DPCCH relative to the uplink DPCCH. And further based on the calculated power control gain factor y3⁄4_<sub>flPCOT</sub>, previously estimated W 200
-8- Get the signal-to-noise ratio SIR of the uplink DPCCH<sub>D</sub>Drawing, and network pre-configured upstream DPCCH gain factor parameters ^<sub>COT</sub> , participating in the public ^ SIR<sub>E</sub>-<sub>DPCCH</sub> = SIR<sub>DPCCH</sub> ' (^^† , get the upstream E-DPCCH
Signal-to-noise ratio of P DPCCH E-DPCCH o If the uplink data transmission channel of the UE is only the uplink E-DPDCH, the NodeB obtains the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the DPCCH E-DPDCH and E-DPCCH channel according to the above calculation. <sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPDCH</sub>
, Reference formula: Upstream load contribution =,
<sup>1</sup>Ten ^■ DPCCH ten <sup>IK</sup>E- DPCCH H 十" E<sup>D</sup>-<sup>P</sup>D<sup>D</sup>P<sup>C</sup>D<sup>H</sup>CH ),
), the contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell is obtained. If the uplink data transmission channel of the UE is the uplink E-DPDCH and the uplink DPDCH, the odeB needs to further calculate the signal-to-noise ratio (?) of the E-DPCCH calculated according to the previous calculation?<sub>£</sub>_<sub>ΰΡΩ:/ί</sub> The uplink control E-DPDC of the uplink E-DPDCH of the UE relative to the upstream DPCCH, and the uplink DPDCH gain factor parameter of the network configuration, refer to the public SIR<sub>D</sub>Hid = SIR<sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPCCH</sub> Ό painting) <sup>2</sup> , calculating the signal to noise ratio of the uplink DPDCH <sub>OTOC</sub>„.
PE~DPCCH combined with the previously calculated signal-to-noise ratio of each channel <sub>COT</sub> SIR <sub>E</sub>_<sub>D</sub>Sa, SIR <sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPCCH</sub> , refer to public jL- - + -ί- ΐ" SIR DPCCH SIR<sub>DPDCH</sub> + SIR<sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPCCH</sub> + SIR<sub>E</sub>_<sub>DPDCH</sub>
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K DpcCH <sup>OI</sup> ^ DPDCH <sup>01Λ</sup>Ε- DPCCH DPDCH ) Contribution to the uplink load of the cell.
In step 450, the NodeB controls the transmit power of the UE by using the downlink E-RGCH according to the estimation result of the UE's contribution to the uplink load of the UE.
Specifically, if the NodeB estimates that the UE has an excessive impact on the uplink load of the cell, the downlink E-RGCH sends a Relative Grant ("RG") command to instruct the UE to reduce the uplink data transmission rate and reduce the uplink. The data transmission interferes with the cell, so that the transmission power of other UEs in the cell does not need to be improved, the stability of the system and the stability of the user data transmission rate are ensured, and the system capacity is improved; otherwise, the NodeB does not need to send the downlink E-RGCH. Instructions. It is worth mentioning that, in this embodiment, in order to reduce resources required for establishing a radio link, the established non-serving radio link may not include a channel for transmitting data, so when the UE performs soft handover, It is required to determine whether the radio link between the UE and the target cell only includes an uplink channel for estimating the UE's uplink load contribution to the UE and a downlink channel for controlling the UE transmit power, and if so, the radio link is required. A related channel for transmitting data is added to the path, as in the above-mentioned E-DPDCH, and then soft handover is performed to ensure that the UE can normally communicate after switching to the target cell.
The neighboring area interference suppression method in the mobile communication system of the second embodiment of the present invention is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment. However, in the application environment, the first embodiment is mainly applied to the network using the uplink macro diversity technology, and the main application of this embodiment is applicable. The network that cancels the uplink macro diversity technology.
The LTE-evolved network cancels the uplink macro-diversity in the system architecture, that is, the UE in the overlapping area in the network can only establish a connection with the data transmission plane of the serving cell. For this change, the present embodiment passes the non-serving cell. The associated NodeB (also referred to as an eNodeB) and the UE only establish a control plane connection, so that the NodeB can control the transmit power of the UE in the adjacent area in the overlapping area, thereby preventing the UE in the adjacent area in the overlapping area from generating the local area. interference.
Specifically, as shown in Figure 5:
In step 510, the network side determines, according to the neighboring area measurement report of the UE, a NodeB that needs to establish a non-serving wireless link for the UE, and notifies the NodeB to establish a non-serving wireless link for the UE; and then proceeds to step 520, where the NodeB is The UE establishes a non-serving wireless link, and only an uplink channel for estimating the UE's contribution to the uplink load of the UE and a downlink channel for controlling the transmit power of the UE are set in the radio link;
Then, proceeding to step 530, the NodeB estimates the contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell according to the signal received from the uplink channel;
The specific estimation method is similar to that of the first embodiment and will not be described here. In this embodiment, the non-serving NodeB and the UE do not need to establish an associated channel for data transmission, so even if the uplink macro diversity is cancelled in the system architecture, the non-serving NodeB can still be based on the control plane established with the UE. The connection accurately estimates the interference that the UE in the neighboring area brings to the local cell in the overlapping area. And because only the control plane connection is established between the non-serving NodeB and the UE, the NodeB and the Iub are not occupied.
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Then, proceeding to step 540, the NodeB controls the transmit power of the UE through the downlink channel according to the estimated result.
The NodeB does not need to increase the transmit power of other UEs in the cell, which ensures the stability of the system and the smoothness of the user data transmission rate, and improves the system capacity. .
FIG. 6 is a structural block diagram of a NodeB according to a third embodiment of the present invention. In addition to the basic modules in the prior art, the NodeB of the third embodiment of the present invention further includes a first channel establishing module 610, an estimating module 620, a control module 630, and a first determining module 640 and a second channel establishing module 650. The first channel establishing module 610 is configured to establish a non-serving wireless link for the UE, and set only an uplink channel for estimating the uplink load contribution of the user equipment to the cell, and used to control the established non-serving wireless link. a downlink channel for transmitting power of the user equipment;
The estimation module 620 is configured to estimate, according to a signal received by the uplink channel established by the first channel establishing module 610, a contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell;
The control module 630 is configured to control, by using the downlink channel, the transmit power of the UE according to the estimated result of the estimation module 620;
The first determining module 640 is configured to determine, in the UE handover, whether the radio link between the UE and the target cell includes only an uplink channel for estimating the UE uplink load contribution to the cell, and a downlink channel for controlling the UE transmit power. ;
The second channel establishing module 650 is configured to receive an indication of the first determining module 640, and add an associated channel for transmitting data in the wireless link.
The radio link is a radio link including an enhanced dedicated channel, where the uplink channel includes an uplink dedicated physical control channel and an uplink enhanced dedicated physical control channel; the downlink channel includes a downlink relative grant channel, and a downlink part dedicated physical channel. Or downlink dedicated physical channel.
Specifically, when receiving the handover request from the UE that switches the overlapping area, the NodeB notifies the first channel establishing module 610 to establish a non-serving wireless link for the UE, and the first channel establishing module 610 only establishes for the UE Estimating the uplink channel that the UE contributes to the uplink load of the cell and for controlling the W
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The downlink channel on which the UE transmits power. The estimation module 620 then estimates the contribution of the UE to the uplink load of the cell according to the signal received from the uplink channel established by the first channel setup module 610, and notifies the control module 630 of the result of the estimation, which is estimated by the control module 630 according to the estimation module 620. The result is that the UE's transmit power is controlled by the downlink channel, thereby effectively suppressing neighboring interference from the overlapping area, improving the accuracy of the NodeB fast scheduling, and improving the transmission power of other UEs in the cell, thereby ensuring system stability and The smoothness of the user data transmission rate.
In addition, in this embodiment, in order to reduce resources required for establishing a radio link, the established non-serving radio link does not include a channel for transmitting data, so when the UE performs soft handover, it needs to pass the first The determining module 640 determines whether the radio link between the UE and the target cell includes only an uplink channel for estimating the UE's uplink load contribution to the cell and a downlink channel for controlling the UE transmit power, and if yes, indicating the second The channel establishment module 650 adds an associated channel for transmitting data in the wireless link to ensure that the UE can communicate normally after switching to the target cell.
FIG. 7 is a structural block diagram of a NodeB according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. The fourth embodiment of the present invention further includes a second judging module 660 and a third channel establishing module 670 in addition to the structure of the third embodiment described above.
The second determining module 660 is configured to determine whether the currently used resource of the UE exceeds a preset threshold. The third channel establishing module 670 is configured to establish, when the second determining module 660 determines that the currently used resource of the UE does not exceed the preset threshold. The complete control channel and data channel are set in the non-serving wireless link.
For other modules of the fourth embodiment of the present invention, refer to the content description of the foregoing third embodiment, and details are not described herein again.
When the base station node establishes a non-serving wireless link for the user equipment, the base station node establishes a control plane connection only for the user equipment, and estimates the uplink load contribution of the user equipment to the cell through the established uplink channel, so that the neighboring area The uplink load contribution of the user equipment becomes predictable, and the user equipment transmission power is controlled by the established downlink channel according to the estimated result, thereby effectively suppressing neighboring interference from the overlapping area, and improving the accuracy of fast scheduling of the base station node. Sex and system stability.
If the non-serving wireless link becomes a serving wireless link at the time of handover, a channel for carrying data is added to the wireless link to ensure that the user equipment can maintain normal communication after switching to the new serving wireless link. .
For the existing HSUPA system, when the base station node receives the soft handover request from the user equipment of the neighboring cell, a non-serving wireless link is established for the user equipment, and only the connection of the control plane is included. Therefore, even if the E-DPDCH demodulation resource is exhausted, the established control plane connection can be used to estimate the uplink load size of the user equipment in the soft handover overlapping area. If the uplink load of the user equipment in the soft handover overlapping area is too large, the downlink control channel can still be used to instruct the user equipment to reduce the uplink data transmission rate without increasing the transmission power of the user equipment that has established the wireless link, thereby ensuring the system. Stability and smoothness of user data transfer rates increase system capacity.
In addition, if the base station node establishes a non-serving wireless link for the user equipment, it can judge according to the usage of the E-DPDCH demodulation resource. If the current remaining E-DPDCH demodulation resources are small, only the control channel is established. If the current E-DPDCH demodulation resources are large, the E-DPDCH for receiving the uplink data may be established for the user equipment, so as to fully utilize the demodulation resources of the uplink high-speed packet access, thereby preventing waste of resources.
For the enhanced high-speed packet access technology E-HSPA under study, even if the uplink macro diversity is cancelled in the system architecture, the non-serving base station node can establish a control plane connection with the user equipment according to the notification of the network side, and accurately estimate The user equipment in the adjacent area in the overlapping area interferes with the local cell, and can intervene and adjust the uplink transmit power of the user equipment through the downlink control channel to achieve the purpose of interference control. Moreover, since only the connection of the control plane is established, the resources of the user plane such as the base station node and the Iub transmission are not occupied, and the system performance and the stability of the system are improved with less hardware resource consumption.
Although the invention has been illustrated and described with reference to the preferred embodiments of the present invention, it will be understood The spirit and scope of the invention.
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