WO2004089027A1 - 無線通信ネットワークおよびフロー制御方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radio communication network including at least a base station control device (Radio Network Controller: RNC), a base station (NodeB), and a mobile station (User Equipment: UE), and a flow control method.
- RNC Radio Network Controller
- NodeB base station
- UE User Equipment
- the present invention relates to a wireless communication network and a flow control method for efficiently performing flow control by matching a data reception interval of a UE with a processing interval of flow control performed between an RNC and a NodeB.
- Wireless communication systems using the W-CDMA system have been specified in the 3GPP (3 ⁇ Generation Partnership Project), and actual services have started in Japan.
- 3GPP is working on the specification of additional functions with the aim of achieving even higher functionality.
- the communication rate is reduced to a maximum of 12 Mbps (HSDPA (High Speed Data Packet Access) Additional functions are being studied to improve the downlink up to 2 Mbps).
- HSDPA High Speed Data Packet Access
- FIG 10 is a schematic diagram of the configuration of the HSDPA system.
- the radio access system (RAN: Radio Access Network) in 3GPP is composed of RNC (Radio Network Controller) 1, NodeB (base station) 2, UE (User Equipment: mobile) 3a, 3b, ... RAN is connected to CN (Core Network) 4.
- RNC Radio Network Controller
- NodeB base station
- UE User Equipment: mobile
- CN Core Network
- HSDPA uses (1) HS-DSCH (High Speed-Downlink Shared Channel) in the wired section and (2) HS-PDSCH (High Speed-Physical Downlink Shared Channel) in the wireless section as the transmission channel CH of the packet data.
- HS-DSCH and HS-PDSCH are downlink-only channels and are shared by a plurality of UEs (UE # 0, UE # 1) 3a, 3b,.
- 3 HS-SCCH High Speed Shared Control Channel
- control information for UEs 3a, 3b, ... to receive packet data on HS-PDSCH is transmitted.
- HS-SCCH is shared by multiple UEs 3a, 31v ". Have.
- a HS-DPGCH High Speed Dedicated Physical Control Channel
- HSDPA High Speed Dedicated Physical Control Channel
- retransmission control of data is performed between NodeB 2 and UEs 3a, 3b, ..., and UEs 3a, 3b, ... transmit ACK (reception confirmation notification) or NACK (reception failure notification) for received data, Notify NodeB2 using the above HS-DPCCH.
- a control logical path (individual control channel) is set for each UE 3a, 3b, ...
- the data on the dedicated control channel is physically transmitted and received via NodeB2.
- transmission and reception of control information between RNC 1 and NodeB 2 are performed via the RNC-NodeB control channel.
- flow control is performed between RNC 1 and NodeB 2 to ensure QoS (Quality of Service).
- Figs. 11 (A) to 11 (D) explain the packet data reception mechanism on the HS-PDSCH.
- the control information is transmitted only when control information to be transmitted exists. Is transmitted according to the TTI and received by UE # 0 and UE1.
- Data transmitted on the HS-SCCH includes a user identifier (UEID: User Equipment Identifier) and various parameters for receiving HS-PDSCH data (radio spreading code, modulation scheme, data length information, etc.). .
- UEID User Equipment Identifier
- the UE receives HS-SCCH data on all TTIs. For example, in slot # l of FIG. 11 (B), UE # 0 and UE # 1 receive HS-SCCH data simultaneously.
- each UE refers to the UEID in the data and compares it with its own ID.
- UE # 1 since the UEID of the HS-SCCH data in slot # l is “UE # 1”, UE # 0 discards the received HS-SCCH data, while UE # 1 discards the received HS-SCCH data.
- UE # 1 After receiving the data, UE # 1 refers to the “sequence number” included in the data and checks whether there is any data loss. If all data has been received without data loss, ACK is notified to NodeB using HS-DPCCH. If there is data loss, it notifies the NodeB of NACK using HS-DPCCH. The same applies to slot # 2 ⁇ 5 and slot # 7 ⁇ 8.
- UE # 1 receives packet data via HS-PDSCH of slot # l, 4, UE # 0 receives slot # 2 Receives bucket data via HS-PDSCH of 3, 5, 7-8.
- a UE with low reception processing capability may not be able to catch up with received data processing if data is received every TTI. Therefore, the minimum reception interval can be set for each UE, and NodeB needs to guarantee a transmission interval longer than the minimum inter-reception interval for a specific UE.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the flow control mechanism.
- the RNC 1 When the RNC 1 receives the bucket data from the CN 4, the RNC 1 performs packeting on the packet data, and sends a request for transmitting the received bucket data at each buffer monitoring period, which is referred to as a capacity request. Sent to NodeB 2 in frame. Characteristic parameters of Capacity Request are as shown in Fig. 13.
- Flow identifier Represents the "data flow” that performs flow control (also corresponds to user identification).
- Number of data requested to be transmitted Indicates the number of data that is stored in the RNC buffer and is about to be transmitted.
- the data communication between the RNC and CN is performed using ATM cells, and one or more short packets are mapped to the payload of the ATM cells. You. For this reason, a cell header is added at the beginning of the frame (cell) in FIG. 13, and the above parameters are specified in the short packet.
- NodeB 2 When NodeB 2 receives the Capacity Request, it checks the buffer status in NodeB, and if there is free space, sends the number of data allowed to transmit to RNC 1 and sends a control frame called Capacity Allocation (Capacity Allocation). To notify. As shown in Fig. 14, the characteristic parameters of Capacity Allocatio are
- Flow identifier Represents the "data flow” that performs flow control (also corresponds to user identification).
- RNC 1 Upon receiving the Capacity Allocation, RNC 1 transmits the packet data that has been packaged to NodeB 2 by the permitted number of data. Then, NodeB 2 transmits the bucket data to UE 3a together with the HS-SCCH data.
- the RNC 1 when the RNC 1 receives the packet data from the CN 4, it temporarily buffers the data, and sends a packet data transmission request to the NodeB 2 by the Capacity Request. Will be issued.
- the RNC 1 monitors the buffer at regular intervals as shown in Fig. 12, activates the Capacity Request process at each monitoring time, and processes all the packet data buffered up to that point. And issues a transmission request to NodeB2.
- flow control has the following problems.
- the RNC 1 capacity request processing start cycle T As shown in FIG. 15, the RNC 1 capacity request processing start cycle T. Consider the case where the power S is shorter than the minimum HS-PDSCH reception interval of UE3.
- RNC 1 For each To of the capacity request processing start cycle To, RNC 1 sends a Capacity Request to NodeB 2 for each of packet data 1, 2 to 4, and 5, and after receiving Capacity Allocation from NodeB 2, Send packet data.
- NodeB 2 receives the data in three times, but the timing of actually transmitting data to UE 3 needs to match the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the UE. Until that time, each data will be buffered in NodeB.
- the RNC 1 transmits a Capacity Request to the NodeB 2 with respect to the "Ket data" to the NodeB 2 at the timing of starting the Capacity Request processing, and transmits the data to the NodeB 2 after receiving the Capacity Allocation.
- UE 3 can receive the packet data in a relatively short period, but the data buffer time in RNC 1 is long, so that the first arrived data (eg, packet data 7, 7) The time it takes to actually transfer to UE 3 increases, Arrival will be delayed. Furthermore, if the data buffer occupation time in the RNC 1 becomes long, a shortage of the buffer may occur.To solve this, if a large buffer is installed, the equipment size and cost will be reduced. It becomes.
- Patent Document 1 There is a packet switching device that transmits multimedia information to a trunk line in a bucket format and performs packet transfer with each other (Patent Document 1).
- this packet switching device data information input from a data terminal device is temporarily stored in a buffer, and after a transmission waiting time predetermined for each packet signal type of the data information, a relay line is transmitted via a packet transfer unit. To send to.
- This prior art implements packet flow control, but relates to flow control between a base station controller and a base station in a wireless communication network including a base station controller, a base station, and a mobile station. In addition, it does not implement one-to-one control based on the data reception interval of the mobile station.
- Patent Document 2 There is also a data transfer rate control method that optimizes the data transfer rate (Patent Document 2).
- this data transfer rate control method a calculation is performed to increase or decrease the transmission interval depending on whether or not flow control information instructing to stop data transmission has been sent from the transmission destination within the cycle, and the calculation result is obtained.
- the next cycle of data is transmitted at a new transmission interval.
- the transmission interval is changed according to the flow control situation, and the data transfer speed is optimized.
- This conventional technique controls a transmission interval, but relates to a flow control between a base station controller and a base station in a wireless communication network including a base station controller, a base station, and a mobile station. Nor does it control the flow based on the data reception interval of the mobile station.
- an object of the present invention is to improve efficiency in consideration of the minimum reception interval of HS-PDSCH. This is to enable row control (Capacity Request activation control). Another object of the present invention is to dynamically change the minimum reception interval of the HS-PDSCH depending on various operating conditions, and to make the flow control activation cycle follow the minimum reception interval to the minimum reception interval. High-quality communication. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention relates to data port control from a base station control device to a base station in a wireless communication network including a base station control device, a base station, and a mobile station.
- the base station controller transmits and receives a data transfer request frame and a data transfer permission frame to and from the base station, and performs data port control to the base station, and the base station sends and receives data to and from the mobile station.
- the base station controller performs the above-mentioned flow control with the base station at a predetermined processing timing, that is, based on the data reception interval of the mobile station, and the base station sends the data to the mobile station at the data reception interval. Send data.
- the flow control is performed for each mobile station.
- the base station controller stores the data addressed to the mobile station in a buffer for each mobile station, monitors whether the data occupancy (data amount) of the buffer for each mobile station exceeds a predetermined threshold, and sets the threshold. If it exceeds, the flow control is started regardless of the processing timing.
- the base station control device dynamically changes the data reception interval of the mobile station for each mobile station according to a change in communication conditions, for example, the number of times the mobile station moves between cells, communication quality, and the like.
- the base station controller when the amount of data destined for a mobile station stored in a buffer increases, the base station controller performs flow control with the base station and transmits data to the base station. This eliminates the need to mount a large buffer, and is advantageous in terms of equipment size and cost.
- the data reception interval of the mobile station is dynamically changed for each mobile station according to a change in communication conditions, for example, the number of times the mobile station moves between cells, communication quality, and the like.
- Optimal data flow control can be performed for each mobile station.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a communication system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a base station controller (RNC) having a detailed configuration of a flow control execution unit.
- RNC base station controller
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a base station (NodeB) provided with a detailed configuration of the flow control execution unit Z wireless transmission / reception unit.
- - Figure 4 shows the processing sequence of the flow control of the base station controller (RNG).
- Figure 5 shows the flow control process between the RNC and NodeB.
- Figure 6 shows the data transfer process between NodeB and UE.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of the transmission process of the present invention '.
- Figure 8 shows the first processing flow for updating the minimum reception interval (data reception interval) of each UE.
- Figure 9 is the second processing flow for updating the minimum reception interval (data reception interval) of each UE.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the configuration of the HSDPA system.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a bucket data receiving mechanism on the HS-PDSCH.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the flow control mechanism.
- Figure 13 is an explanatory diagram of the characteristic parameters of the Capacity Request cell (data transfer request cell).
- FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of characteristic parameters of a capacity allocation cell (data transfer permission cell).
- Figure 15 shows the processing sequence when the RNC's Capacity Request processing activation cycle is shorter than the UE's minimum HS'PDSCH reception interval.
- Figure 16 shows the processing sequence when the RNC Capacity Request processing activation cycle is longer than the UE's minimum HS-PDSCH reception interval.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of the communication system of the present invention, showing the functions of each node and a logical information exchange path between the functions.
- the base station controller (RNC) 1 has at least a transmitting / receiving unit 11, a flow control execution unit 12, an HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13, and a UE mobility management unit 14.
- the transmission / reception unit 11 performs packet data transmission / reception processing with the base station 2 based on one-point control.
- the flow control execution unit 12 performs flow control for each mobile station with the base station (NodeB) 2, and transmits packet data addressed to each mobile station received from the core network (CN) to the base station 2.
- Flow control is a method of transmitting data to NodeB 2 by transmitting a data transfer request (Capacity Request) frame to the base station and transmitting data transmitted from NodeB 2 in response to the data transfer request frame. This is control for receiving a permission (Capacity Allocation) frame and transmitting data stored in a buffer to the NodeB 2 based on the data transfer permission frame.
- the start processing timing of the communication control is determined based on the minimum reception interval specified for each mobile station by the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13.
- the flow control is continued with reference to the latest minimum reception interval.
- the flow control execution unit 12 starts the flow control when the power S for storing the packet data of each mobile station ⁇ ⁇ received from the core network (CN) in the buffer and the amount of data stored in the buffer exceeds the threshold value. .
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 has means for updating and storing the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval for each mobile station (UE) 3. That is, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 responds to a change request from the UE mobility management unit 14 or the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval from the mobile station (UE) 3 or the base station (NodeB) 2. In response to the change request, the UE 3 updates and stores the value of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the UE 3.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 updates the value of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the UE 3, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 notifies the UE 3 and the NodeB 2 of the value, and notifies the flow control execution unit 12 of the value. Value Notify that has changed.
- the UE mobility management unit 14 monitors and manages the movement status of the UE 3 based on the application message. Then, if a certain UE satisfies a predetermined condition, the UE requests the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the corresponding UE. For example, control information on the movement of UE 3 is managed, a handover frequency, a location registration frequency, or a cell update frequency is monitored. Based on these frequencies, it is determined whether or not the data reception interval of UE 3 needs to be changed, If it is necessary to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval, a change request is sent to the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13.
- the application message between RNC 1 and UE 3, the minimum reception interval change request, and the update notification are transmitted and received using dedicated control channel 5 in FIG. Also, the minimum reception interval change request between RNC 1 and NodeB 2 and the update notification are performed via the RNC-Nodei control channel 6.
- NodeB Base Station
- the base station (NodeB) 2 is equipped with at least a transmission / reception unit 20, a radio transmission / reception unit 21, a flow control execution unit 22, an HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23, and a radio quality management unit 24.
- the transmission / reception unit 20 performs transmission / reception processing of bucket data with the base station control device (RNC) 1 based on one-point control.
- the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 holds a data reception interval (minimum reception interval) of each mobile station (UE) 3 in the HS-PDSCH, and transmits a bucket to the mobile station by radio based on the data reception interval.
- the flow control execution unit 22 stores the packet data addressed to each mobile station received from the RNC 1 in a buffer. Further, the flow control execution unit 22 has a function of returning a data transmission permission (Capacity Allocation) frame to a data transmission request (Capacity Request) frame received from the RNC 1. That is, when receiving a data transfer request frame related to a predetermined mobile station from the RNC 1, the flow control execution unit 22 performs data transfer for permitting data transmission of a predetermined data amount based on the buffer availability of the mobile station. Send the authorization frame to RNC 1.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 provides a minimum reception interval of the HS-PDSCH for each UE 3. And keep it updated. That is, based on the change request from the radio quality management unit 24, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 changes the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the corresponding UE 3 according to the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the RNC 1. Request to interval management unit 13. Then, based on the minimum reception interval change instruction from the minimum reception interval management unit 13, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the UE is updated and stored. When the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 updates the value of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of UE 3, it notifies the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 that the value has been changed.
- the radio quality management unit 24 monitors and manages the radio quality for each UE, and when the radio quality of a certain UE satisfies a predetermined condition, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 notifies the HS-PDSCH of the UE. Notify to change the minimum reception interval.
- the mobile station (UE) 3 is equipped with at least a transmission / reception unit 31, an HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 32, and a state management unit 33.
- the transmission / reception unit 31 performs transmission / reception processing of packet data and other data at the minimum reception interval of the HS-PDSCH.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 32 updates and holds the minimum reception interval of its own HS-PDSCH. That is, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 requests the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 of the RNC 1 to change its own HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval based on the change request from the state management unit 33. . Then, based on the minimum reception interval change instruction from the minimum reception interval management unit 13, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval is updated and stored.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 32 updates the value of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval, it notifies the transmission / reception unit 31 of the change.
- the state management unit 33 monitors and manages its own state (remaining battery level, communication quality, communication rate, and the like). To change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a base station controller (RNC) 1 having a detailed configuration of a flow control execution unit, and the same parts as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the transmission / reception unit 11 includes a transmission / reception unit 11a for transmitting / receiving a frame to / from a base station (NodeB), a core network CN, and a packet. It is divided into a transmitting and receiving unit l ib that sends and receives packets.
- the tip control execution unit 12 executes tip control with the NodeB for packet data received from the CN via the transmission / reception unit lib.
- the start processing timing of the first control is based on the minimum reception interval specified for each UE by the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval is updated, it has a function of referring to the latest minimum reception interval and continuing flow control.
- each block in the mouth control unit will be described.
- Puffer 51 ⁇ ⁇ 51 ⁇ ⁇ Stores packet data for each mobile station received from core network CN for each mobile station.
- Data transfer request / authorization processor (Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit) 52 when the bucket Todeta addressed each mobile station is puffer-rings in Pas Ffa 52O ⁇ 52 n to each mobile station, at a predetermined timing It generates a data transfer request frame (Capacity Request frame) and transmits it to NodeB 2 via transmission / reception section 11a. Further, upon receiving the data transfer permission frame (Capacity Allocation frame) from NodeB 2, the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 52 notifies the buffer management unit 53 of the number of data permitted to be transmitted in the frame.
- the buffer management unit 53 constantly monitors the state in the buffer. That is, Paffu ⁇ management unit 53 manages the threshold of the buffer 52 0 to 52 n for each mobile station, or to monitor the data occupancy of the bus of the mobile station in Ffa (data amount) exceeds a predetermined threshold value, If the threshold value is exceeded, a request is made to Capacity Request / Allocation processing No. 52 to start transmission processing of the Capacity Request frame.
- the buffer management unit 53 when receiving the notification of the number of transmission-permitted data for the specified mobile station from the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 52, the buffer management unit 53 obtains the number of data specified from the data buffer 51j corresponding to the mobile station. And send the data (pass the data to the transmission / reception unit 11a).
- HS-PDSCH minimum receive interval storage register 54O ⁇ 54 n stores the HS-PDSCH minimum receive interval TME0 ⁇ TMRn per UE. These HS-PDSCH minimum reception intervals TMB0 to TMRn are used as flow control activation timer values, and the values are updated under the control of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13.
- Flow control start timer 55O ⁇ 55 n provided for each UE, between HS-PDSCH minimum receive The value of the HS -PDSCH minimum receive interval T MR0 ⁇ TMBn stored in the septum storage register 54O ⁇ 54 n as the timer value used.
- Flow control start timer 55o ⁇ 55 n off B over control of the execution for each is that Do or the like rather than the elapsed time between force S Thailand Ma value instructs the Capacity Reque st / Allocation processing section 52, an elapsed time Is initialized.
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 manages the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval for each UE, and receives a change request of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval from the mobile information management unit 14, NodeB 2 or UE 3. Then, the value of the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the corresponding UE is updated.
- the movement information management unit 14 has a function of monitoring and managing the movement state of the UE 3 based on an application message. When a certain UE satisfies a predetermined condition, the UE notifies the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval of the corresponding UE.
- the transmission / reception unit 11a terminates all data transmitted / received between the RNC device 1 and the base station 2. Transmitter / receiver 11a also transmits packet data and associated flow control frames (Capacity Request / Allocation frames), or application messages on individual control channels (such as requests to change the minimum reception interval). Sent and received via
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a base station (NodeB) 2 having a detailed configuration of a radio control execution unit and a radio transmission / reception unit, and the same parts as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- NodeB base station
- the communication control unit 22 performs flow control with the RNC 1 and temporarily stores transmission data (packet data) addressed to each UE in the buffers 63o to 63n, and transmits the data to each UE 3 It has a function of transferring data to the wireless transmission unit 21.
- the data transfer request / permission processing unit (Capacity Request / Allocatio processing unit) 61 queries the buffer management unit 62 for the number of transmission permission data and acquires it. And generates a Capacity Allocation 'frame containing the frame and transmits it to the RNC 1 via the transmission / reception unit 20.
- Carbonochloridate Ffa management unit 62 always monitors. The state of the puffer 63O ⁇ 63 n for temporarily storing the data addressed to each UE.
- the buffer management unit 62 when the buffer management unit 62 receives the inquiry about the number of transmission-permitted data from the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61, the buffer management unit 62 examines the buffer status of the corresponding UE and sets the transmission permission according to the buffer availability status. The number of data is determined and notified to the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61. Further, Pa Ffa management unit 62 also has a function of delivering data in Roh Ffa 63O ⁇ 63 n to the radio communication unit 21.
- the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is a functional unit for actually performing wireless communication with each UE 3.
- the wireless communication unit 71 wirelessly transmits the packet data of each UE passed from the buffer management unit 62 of the flow control execution unit to the UE at a minimum reception interval. Wireless communication ⁇ 71, each held by the HS-PDSCH minimum receive interval storage register 72O ⁇ 72 n
- the minimum receive interval of each UE is assured product performing al communication.
- the communication quality management unit 24 is notified of the communication quality information (ACE :, NACK) received from the UE 3 via the HS-DPCCH II in FIG.
- the communication quality management unit 24 determines whether it is necessary to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval based on the communication quality information (ACK, NACK) notified from the wireless communication unit 71. If a change is determined to be necessary, a change request is notified to RNC 1 using the RNC-NodeB control channel 6 (see Fig. 10).
- the reception interval changing process can be realized as follows.
- the ratio of NACK (reception failure) is compared with two types of thresholds (upper limit / lower limit). If it is, the minimum reception interval is increased, and conversely, if the minimum reception interval is less than the lower threshold (high quality), the minimum reception interval is reduced, and the minimum reception interval is changed by n times TTI (2ms). (N is an integer).
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 manages the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval for each UE, and receives a request for changing the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval from the communication quality management unit 24, Updates the value of the corresponding UE of the HS -PDSCH minimum receive interval held in the HS-PDSCH minimum receive interval storage register 72o ⁇ 72 n. In practice, it sends a change request to the RNC 1, to update the minimum receive interval storage register 72O ⁇ 72 n after receiving the RNC 1 good Ri update notification.
- the transmission / reception unit 20 terminates all data transmitted and received between the NodeB 2 and the RNC 1.
- the packet data, the accompanying flow control frame (Capacity Request / Allocatio frame), and the control message between the RNC and NodeB (such as a minimum reception interval change request) are also transmitted and received via the transmission / reception unit 20.
- FIG. 4 shows a processing sequence of the front-end control of the base station controller (RNC).
- RNC base station controller
- Packet data from the CN received Ri by transceiver lib is stored in the puffer 51 ⁇ ⁇ 51 ⁇ for each UE (step 1).
- the buffer management unit 53 constantly monitors the data occupancy (the amount of accumulated data) of the buffer (step (2)). Then, the buffer occupancy, lever to detect that exceeds a predetermined threshold value, immediately notifies the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 52, a start triggers the flow control (Step 2 ') 0
- the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 52 detects a flow control start trigger. As a result, the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 52 exchanges the buffer status with the buffer management unit 53, creates a Capacity Request frame based on the information, and transmits it to NodeB 2 (step 4).
- a Capacity Allocation frame is received from Node B 2 (Step 5)
- the number of bucket data permitted to be transmitted is confirmed (Step 6)
- the number of the transmitted packet data is extracted from the corresponding buffer 51o to 51n, and the number of the transmitted packet data is obtained.
- Send to NodeB 2 (step 7).
- step 2 If the data occupancy in the buffer exceeds the specified value and the flow control activation cycle is reached while the flow control processing is activated (the activation cycle timer has expired), the flow has already been started. Since the control has been activated, new flow control based on the activation cycle is not activated (step 2).
- Capacity Request frame is frequently transmitted by having a plurality of flow control activation periods. Therefore, a guard time is set for each user, and protection is made so that two or more Capacity Request frames are not transmitted within the guard time.
- This control method can be implemented by providing a timer for each user.
- FIG. 5 shows the flow control process between the RNC and NodeB. Steps 101 to 108 in FIG. 5 have already been described in accordance with the sequence in FIG. That is, the process after generating and transmitting the R Capability Request frame is described below.
- the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61 of NodeB 2 Upon receiving the Capacity Allocatio frame from RNC 2, the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61 of NodeB 2 (see FIG. 3) identifies the mobile station UE from the received Capacity Allocation frame and Then, the number of data requested to be transmitted is confirmed (step 110). Next, the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61 inquires of the buffer management unit 62 about the free buffer capacity of the mobile station UE (step 111).
- the buffer management unit 62 confirms the free space in the buffer of the mobile station UE, determines the number of transmission-permitted data, and notifies the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61 of the number of transmission-permitted data to the UE (step 112). ).
- the Capacity Request / Allocation processing unit 61 generates a Capacity Allocation frame based on the number of transmission-permitted data notified from the buffer management unit 62, and returns it to the RNC 2 via the transmission / reception unit 20 (step 113). .
- the Capability Request / Allocation processing unit 52 of RNC 1 Upon receiving the Capability Allocation frame from NodeB 2, the Capability Request / Allocation processing unit 52 of RNC 1 identifies the mobile station (user) and extracts the number of data permitted to be transmitted. This is notified to the buffer management unit 62 (step 114). The buffer management unit 62 reads out the packet from the buffer of the corresponding UE based on the notified number of transmission permission data, and transmits the packet to the NodeB via the transmission / reception unit 11a (step 115). When NodeB 2 receives the packet data from RNC 1, it stores the data in the buffer of the corresponding mobile station UE.
- Figure 6 shows the data transfer process between NodeB and UE.
- the radio communication unit 21 of NodeB 2 always prepares for transmission to each UE based on the minimum HS-PDSCH reception interval of each UE (step 201).
- the wireless communication unit 71 inquires the buffer management unit 62 about the buffer status of the UE (step 203).
- the buffer management unit 62 checks whether data exists in the buffer of the UE (step 204), and if not, the processing from step 201 onward is repeated. On the other hand, if data exists in the buffer, the buffer management unit 62 transfers the data to the wireless communication unit 71 (step 206), and the wireless communication unit 71 sends control data to the corresponding UE via the HS-SCCH.
- the packet data is transmitted wirelessly via the HS-PDSCH (step 208).
- the corresponding UE 3 receives the control data via the HS-S CCH (step 209), and uses the reception parameters (radio spreading code, modulation scheme, data length information, etc.) included in the control data. Packet data is received via the HS-PDS CH (step 210).
- UE 3 monitors whether the data has been normally received (step 211), and if it has been normally received, transmits an ACK (normal reception acknowledgment) to Node B 2 via HS-DPCCH (step 212). Also, if the reception has not been successful, UE 3 notifies NodeB 2 of a NACK (data reception failure) via HS-DPCCH (step 213). NodeB 2 transfers the ACK / NACK information to communication quality management unit 24 via wireless communication unit 71 (step 214), and communication quality management unit 24 uses the ACK / NACK information as wireless quality information. It is used for subsequent feedback processing (specifically, HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval change processing) (step 215).
- a series of transmission processes (flow control between RNC and NodeB and data transfer between NodeB and UE) are performed in a manner that follows the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval TMR of UE3. It is performed in the mining. Therefore, as is apparent from a comparison between FIG. 7 and FIGS. 15 and 16, according to the present invention, data delay due to unnecessary buffering in RNC 1 and NodeB 2 and bandwidth control due to useless flow control are achieved. Compression can be minimized.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 show a processing flow for updating the minimum reception interval (data reception interval) of each UE.
- the mobility information management unit 14 in the RNC 1 accumulates and manages the mobility information of the UE, for example, the frequency of handovers and cell updates (step 301). Then, the movement information management unit 14 monitors that the frequency of handover or cell update becomes larger than a predetermined lower threshold or upper threshold (steps 302 and 303). If the mobility information management unit 14 exceeds the upper limit threshold, the mobility information management unit 14 requests the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value to be larger (step 304). -Request the PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value to a smaller value (step 305).
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 monitors whether there is a request to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value (step 306, FIG. 9). If there is a change request, the minimum reception interval management unit 13 sets the H3-PDSCH minimum reception interval value held in the minimum reception interval register of the corresponding UE in the contact control execution unit 12 to n according to the change request. Steps are changed to be larger or smaller, and RNC-NodeB control channel 6 (Fig. 10 (See step 307) to change the minimum HS-PDSCH reception interval to NodeB2. Furthermore, the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 notifies the UE 3 of changing the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval using the dedicated control channel 5 (FIG. 10) (step 308).
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 of NodeB 2 changes the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval by the step notified from RNC 1 (step 309), and checks whether the change of the minimum reception interval was successful (step 309). 310). If the change of the minimum reception interval is unsuccessful, the minimum reception interval management unit 23 notifies the RNC 1 of the change failure (step 311). Part 23 notifies RNC 1 of the successful change (step 312).
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 32 of UE 3 changes the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval only by the step notified from RNC 1 (step 313), and checks whether the minimum reception interval has been successfully changed (step 313). Step 314). If the change of the minimum reception interval is unsuccessful, the minimum reception interval management unit 32 notifies the RNC 1 of the change failure (step 315). Then, RNC 1 is notified of the success of the change (step 316).
- the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 of RNC 1 determines whether the change success / failure notification has been received from Node B 2 and UE 3 within a certain period of time, respectively. Is monitored (steps 317 to 319), and if no change success / failure notification is received, or if N 0 de B fails to change the reception interval, or the UE fails to change the reception interval. Then, it instructs NodeB 2 and UE 3 to return the minimum reception interval to the original value (step 320).
- HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 13 updates the minimum reception interval of the UE (Step 321).
- the communication quality management unit 24 (FIG. 1) of NodeB 2 grasps the wireless communication state of the packet data using ACK / NACK information received from UE 3 via HS-DPCCH (step 401).
- the communication quality management unit 24 transmits the wireless communication quality measurement result for each UE. It manages and changes the minimum HS-PDSCH reception interval according to the conditions. That is, when the retransmission frequency of the packet data is high and the radio quality is equal to or lower than the lower threshold (“YES” in step 403), it is highly likely that the reception process of UE 3 is not in time. In such a case, the communication quality management unit 24 instructs the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 to increase the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value. As a result, the minimum reception interval management unit 23 requests the minimum reception interval management unit 13 of the RNC 1 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value by n steps (step 404).
- the reception process of UE 3 is sufficiently in time.
- the communication quality management unit 24 instructs the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval management unit 23 to reduce the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value.
- the minimum reception interval management unit 23 requests the minimum reception interval management unit 13 of the RNC 1 to change the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value by n steps (step 405). Thereafter, the processing after step 306 in FIG. 9 is performed.
- the UE notifies the RNC 1 of a trigger for changing the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval according to the communication state of the UE 3 and the like.
- a dedicated control channel is used as the notification method. For example, monitoring the remaining battery level of UE 3 (step 501), and when the remaining battery level becomes low, it may be effective to extend the data reception interval in order to reduce power consumption.
- the state management unit 33 (see FIG. 1) manages the remaining battery power, and if the battery level falls below a predetermined threshold value (step 502), the minimum receiving interval is increased by n steps to reduce the HS-PDSCH minimum. Instruct the reception interval management unit 32 to change.
- the minimum reception interval management unit 32 'requests the minimum reception interval management unit 13 of the RNC 1 to increase the HS-PDSCH minimum reception interval value by n steps (step 503). After that, the processing after step 306 in FIG. 9 is performed.
- the ability to change the minimum reception interval value based on the remaining battery level can be changed based on the communication quality and communication rate. That is, UE 3 generally measures the communication quality, performs a threshold determination based on the measured reception quality, and determines the reception quality. If the reception time decreases, the HNC can be notified using the dedicated control channel to increase the minimum reception interval by n steps and to reduce the minimum reception interval by n steps if the reception quality improves. It is possible.
- UE 3 generally measures the communication rate. Based on the measured communication rate, UE 3 performs a threshold judgment, and when the communication rate is small, sets the minimum reception interval to n. If the step is large and the communication rate is large, it is possible to notify the RNC using a dedicated control channel to reduce the minimum reception interval by n steps. By doing so, it is possible to prevent wasteful power consumption during low-rate communication.
- the RNC activates the flow control process in accordance with the receivable cycle of the UE. It performs independent flow control for the UE. Furthermore, it is also possible to dynamically change the flow control activation cycle according to various communication environments. By doing so, it is considered that the communication state can be always maintained at the optimum state without lowering the throughput of the bucket data as a whole system, and the communication quality will be improved.
- RNC's NodeB can be used because it can perform flow control with the minimum amount of processing required and can optimize the use efficiency of buffers in the RNC and NodeB. In addition, it enables reduction of equipment scale (buffer amount and number of processing blocks) and cost, which in turn leads to lower communication cost.
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