WO2010109764A1 - 基地局および無線通信システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a base station that controls a terminal that supports band aggregation (also referred to as “Band Aggregation” or “Carrier Aggregation”).
- band aggregation also referred to as “Band Aggregation” or “Carrier Aggregation”.
- LTE-A LTE-Advanced
- LTE-A LTE-Advanced
- Band aggregation is a technique in which a mobile terminal uses a plurality of component carriers to improve throughput.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an outline of band aggregation.
- the terminal uses two component carriers having carrier frequencies f1 and f3 among three component carriers (carrier frequencies f1, f2, and f3) is illustrated.
- carrier frequencies f1, f2, and f3 carrier frequencies f1, f2, and f3
- the use of a plurality of component carriers is expected to improve the throughput of communication between the terminal and the base station.
- HO destination priority is given to the same frequency as that of the currently connected cell.
- measurement at different frequencies is often performed.
- E-UTRA Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access
- RRC Radio Resource Control
- E-UTRA Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access
- E-UTRAN Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
- Stage 2 3GPP TS25.331 v8.5.0 “Radio Resource Control (RRC); Protocol specification” 3GPP TS36.321 v8.4.0 “Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA); Medium Access Control (MAC) protocol specification”
- the necessity of measurement at a different frequency f2 is detected due to the deterioration of the communication quality at the frequency f1.
- the mobile terminal performs quality measurement of Inter-frequency / Inter-RAT (different RAT in 3G).
- the base station sets a gap period and instructs quality measurement.
- the mobile terminal performs quality measurement by switching the frequency during the gap period.
- the mobile terminal returns to the original frequency, and transmits necessary measurement information (MR: Measurement Report) to the base station when necessary information is obtained.
- MR Measurement Report
- the gap period is set a plurality of times, and once returning to the data communication state, the quality measurement of the different frequency is performed again.
- the frequency f2 is measured twice.
- transmission data is concentrated, and there is a possibility that a congestion state will occur regarding transmission resource allocation.
- the processing efficiency is greatly reduced compared to a normal state. Therefore, the transmission data may appear as a larger delay rather than being delayed by the gap period.
- the base station of the present invention determines a measurement report receiving unit that receives a measurement report transmitted from a mobile terminal in communication using a plurality of bands by band aggregation, and whether handover is necessary based on the measurement report And a gap period setting unit for temporarily suspending communication in the band in communication and setting a gap period in order to search for a handover destination band when it is determined that handover is necessary.
- the gap period setting unit sets a gap period for a band in communication other than the band determined to require the handover.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication system according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a communication situation using three frequencies f1, f2, and f3.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of setting a gap period for measuring reception quality
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing variations in setting the gap period.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing variations in setting the gap period.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication system according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating timing for transmitting the request information to the base station 10.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the association between uplink and downlink
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an overview of band aggregation.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a situation in which a problem related to data communication and a gap period occurs.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a situation in which a problem related to data communication and a gap period occurs.
- FIG. 12A is a diagram showing an example of a conventional signaling message
- FIG. 12B is a diagram illustrating an example of a specific message for signaling that clearly indicates the order of gap setting.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation for increasing the frequency of gap setting.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a signaling message that realizes an operation for increasing the frequency of gap setting.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of gap setting using CQI.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an outline of another operation of gap setting using CQI.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication system according to the seventh embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication system according to the first embodiment.
- the wireless communication system includes a base station 10 and a mobile terminal 20.
- the base station 10 includes three communication interfaces 11 that perform communication at different frequencies, a measurement report reception unit 12, a handover determination unit (hereinafter referred to as "HO determination unit") 13, and a gap period setting unit 14. ing.
- HO determination unit handover determination unit
- the measurement report reception unit 12 receives the measurement report transmitted from the mobile terminal 20 and passes the received measurement report to the HO determination unit 13.
- the HO determination unit 13 determines whether or not HO is necessary based on the received measurement report.
- the gap period setting unit 14 measures another frequency whose reception quality is to be measured and the frequency when it is determined that the reception quality of the frequency being communicated with the mobile terminal 20 deteriorates and HO is necessary. Set the gap period for.
- the gap period setting unit 14 transmits setting information of the set gap period to the mobile terminal 20.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating three frequencies f1, f2, and f3 that can be band-aggregated and the communication status of the mobile terminal 20. Since the mobile terminal 20 has the two communication interfaces 21, it is possible to perform communication using two of the three frequencies f1, f2, and f3 simultaneously. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal 20 performs communication using the frequencies f1 and f3. Here, an operation when the reception quality of the frequency f1 is deteriorated will be described.
- band aggregation is performed in different cells (mainly different frequencies) in the same base station 10, the confirmation by the base station 10 is completed.
- band aggregation is performed in cells provided by different base stations 10.
- the base station 10 notifies the mobile terminal 20 of the frequency for setting the gap period and the setting information for the gap period.
- the setting information includes, for example, information on parameters related to the gap period, quality measurement instructions for different frequencies, and at which frequency the gap period is set.
- the transmission of the gap period setting information from the base station 10 to the mobile terminal 20 may be performed through a frequency f3 during band aggregation different from the frequency f1 at which the communication quality is degraded.
- the mobile terminal 20 sets the gap period according to the setting information transmitted from the base station 10 and measures the reception quality of the frequency f2.
- the system frame number (SFN) mod 80 FLOOR (gapOffset / 10) of the radio frame in the radio frame in the SFN with the frequency f1
- the gap starts from the subframe that becomes mod 10
- the frequency f3 starts from the subframe that becomes gapOffset mod 10 in the radio frame of the other SFN
- System frame number (SFN) mod 40 FLOOR (gapOffset / 10)
- the signaling message sets a plurality of frequencies for which gaps should be set in “GapFreqList”.
- the base station puts frequency information in “GapFreqList” in accordance with the order of setting the gap. For example, when information is entered in the order of the frequency f1 and the frequency f3 in the “GapFreqList”, an operation of setting a gap first in the frequency f1 is performed, and conversely, information is entered in the order of the frequency f3 and the frequency f1. The operation of setting the gap first at the frequency f3 is performed.
- “ARFCN-ValueEUTRA” is information indicating a frequency. There is one type of gap for each frequency, and the setting method is the same as the example shown in FIG. 12A. Although an example of the signaling message is shown here, the present invention is not limited to this message example, and the same control can be performed by other methods.
- the gap period is set not only at the frequency f1 at which the reception quality is deteriorated but also at the frequency f3, the gap period is distributed to a plurality of frequencies. At each frequency, the effect of the gap period on the HARQ process can be reduced. Since the reception quality of the frequency f3 is not degraded, it is possible to acquire reception data with high likelihood with a small number of retransmissions. Therefore, at the frequency f3, it is unlikely that data in the buffer for the HARQ process is discarded due to the gap period.
- the base station 10 and the wireless communication system according to the first embodiment have been described above.
- the example in which the gap period is alternately set to the frequency f1 and the frequency f3 has been described.
- the setting method of the gap period is the reception quality of each frequency, the number of HARQ processes activated at each frequency, and the frequency.
- the gap period can be appropriately set by various factors such as an application being executed using the data being communicated.
- variations in setting the gap period in consideration of various factors will be described.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing variations in setting the gap period.
- the gap period set to the frequency f1 and the gap period set to the frequency f3 are separated in time, but as shown in FIG. 4, the gap period is made to be continuous in time. It may be set so that one measurement period at the frequency f2 becomes longer.
- information can be efficiently searched when a certain measurement time is required to search for necessary information.
- An example that requires a certain measurement time to search for necessary information is that the mobile terminal 20 must keep measuring for a certain period until the desired broadcast information is broadcast in a state in which the mobile terminal 20 does not know the broadcast timing. Is the case.
- band aggregation is performed at three frequencies.
- the gap period setting is similarly distributed.
- the gap period for measuring the reception quality of the frequency f2 is set to the frequency f1
- the gap period for measuring the reception quality of the frequency f4 is set to the frequency. You may set to f3.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example in which the gap period is set simultaneously for two different frequencies.
- the gap periods at the frequencies f1 and f3 may be set almost simultaneously.
- the base station 10 can perform quality measurement of a plurality of different frequencies at the same time by simply instructing a single gap setting or different frequency measurement, thereby reducing the amount of signaling.
- the gap period for measuring the reception quality of the frequency f4 is set to the frequencies f1, f2, and f3, and a single frequency is set. Compared with the case where the gap period is set to f1, the gap interval may be tripled.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation for increasing the frequency of gap setting
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a signaling message for realizing an operation for increasing the frequency of gap setting.
- the signaling message has a parameter “gapRatio”, and the frequency of gap setting is specified in this parameter.
- the present invention is not limited to this message example, and the same control can be performed by other methods.
- gap periods are distributed and set in a plurality of bands.
- the gap period may be set for two of the three bands, and the gap period may not be set for the remaining one band. As a result, the remaining one band can be prevented from affecting HARQ.
- a threshold may be set so as not to cause a certain level of influence on communication at the frequency f1 with degraded reception quality, and the gap period may not be set at an interval shorter than the threshold.
- the gap period may be switched and operated according to the degree of quality degradation. For example, when the quality degradation is only the frequency f1 and the degree is relatively mild, the gap period is set for the frequency f1 and the frequency f3, and when the degree of degradation is moderate, the gap period is set only for the frequency f3. When the degree of deterioration is severe, only the frequency f1 may be used.
- the threshold value By using the threshold value to determine the state such as reception quality and switching the frequency for setting the gap period according to the state, it is possible to perform efficient communication as a whole.
- the variation of the gap period setting described above can also be applied to the second and subsequent embodiments described below.
- the mobile terminal 20 receives and checks the data transmitted from the base station 10 and transmits an Ack to the transmission source when the data transmission unit is determined. Since the mobile terminal 20 of this embodiment knows that the corresponding HARQ process has been completed when the data transmission unit is determined, it sets a gap period. The base station 10 sets the gap period when receiving Ack transmitted from the mobile terminal 20.
- HARQ when repeatedly received data is confirmed on the HARQ process, that is, when it can be correctly received and can be passed to an upper layer, an Ack is returned to the transmission source or new data transmission is performed. By transmitting the unit (including information indicating that it is a new data transmission unit), the next HARQ process is started. If the gap period starts during HARQ repetitive transmissions and responses thereto, the HARQ process interruption may affect the performance of the HARQ process. In this embodiment, the gap period is set just when the HARQ process is completed. Accordingly, it is possible to avoid as much as possible that the HARQ process itself is divided by the gap period, so that HARQ can be performed efficiently.
- the base station 10 sets the gap period when the Ack is received (or when the HARQ process of the base station 10 is determined to be OK), but the gap period is set at another timing. May be set. For example, when the data transmission unit is not fixed (error is not resolved) on the receiving side even after a certain number of retransmissions, the mobile terminal 20 is a terminal that performs processing to move the process to the next data transmission unit. In some cases, the gap period may be set after a certain number of retransmissions.
- the gap period is set so as to reduce the influence of the gap period that the HARQ process being executed in the base station 10 receives.
- the gap period may be set for a band with a small number of processes being executed in the base station. Further, the gap period may be set at the timing when the HARQ process of the base station becomes OK.
- the gap period is set to the frequency at which the HARQ process is completed or Ack is received at the earliest timing from the time when the gap period needs to be set.
- the gap period is set at an arbitrary timing, whereas in the present embodiment, which band among the plurality of bands is to be set with the gap period is determined.
- the gap period setting unit 14 of the base station 10 performs the first reception of the Ack transmitted from the mobile terminal 20 or the band that has been retransmitted a predetermined number of times. Set the gap period. As a result, the gap period is set for the band that the HARQ process has settled down, and therefore the possibility that the HARQ process is interrupted is low. Even if the HARQ process is interrupted and the data stored in the buffer is discarded, a new HARQ process is just started and the amount of data to be discarded is small, so the influence of the interruption is small.
- the wireless communication system sets the gap period based on the state of the HARQ process, and therefore avoids that the HARQ process itself is divided by the gap period as much as possible. HARQ can be performed efficiently.
- the wireless communication system has an effect that there are few changes from the setting of the conventional periodic gap period since the gap period setting timing is determined. It should be noted that the frequency for setting the gap period matches the HARQ process state at almost the same timing for both transmission and reception (data transmission side and reception side) (HARQ process is OK: Ack is received, what Whether it is the second retransmission data). It is desirable that the determination can be made without special signaling between the base station and the mobile terminal based on this determination.
- the mobile terminal 20 of the fourth embodiment has a request transmission unit 24 that transmits a request regarding the gap period to the base station 10.
- the request transmission unit 24 obtains a frequency for which setting of the gap period is desired from the application used in each band, the status of HARQ, and the like, and transmits data indicating the frequency to the base station 10 as a request.
- the request transmission unit 24 may transmit information (that is, a gap period setting rule) requesting a different frequency depending on conditions, instead of simply requesting a gap setting.
- the request transmission unit 24 generates request information indicating the frequency for setting the gap period based on the application usage status and the HARQ status in the mobile terminal 20. For example, file downloads are resistant to delay, and voice calls have a large quality degradation due to the effects of delay.
- request information for setting a gap period at the frequency f3 may be generated and transmitted to the base station 10. Information such as tolerance to delay is also reflected in the QoS parameter, and can be determined with reference to the QoS parameter.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating the timing at which the request transmission unit 24 transmits the request information to the base station 10.
- the request transmission unit 24 transmits the request information at the time of reporting the measurement result of the frequency in use, for example. At this time, when different frequencies are to be measured in the future, a request indicating which frequency should be provided with a gap period is transmitted.
- the request transmission unit 24 includes the request information to be notified in the additional data field of the measurement result report message.
- the request information is added to the measurement result report message, but a new message for transmitting the request information may be transmitted.
- the base station 10 includes a request receiving unit 15 that receives a request from the mobile terminal 20.
- the request receiving unit 15 Upon receiving the request information transmitted from the mobile terminal 20, the request receiving unit 15 inputs the received request information to the gap period setting unit 14.
- the gap period setting unit 14 sets a gap period for each band using the input request information as a parameter. Note that the base station 10 has the authority to set the gap period. The gap period is not set based only on a request from the mobile terminal 20.
- the base station 10 considers the request from the mobile terminal 20 and determines a band for setting the gap period. Determine the placement.
- the gap period setting unit 14 may set the gap period in both bands in both bands and distribute the gap periods. Good. Further, when the measurement does not end with one gap period of a single frequency, the gap periods set for both bands may be connected. In addition to the determination criteria described in the first embodiment, since the frequency f1 is voice communication and the frequency f3 is data communication from the mobile terminal 20, a request to set more gap periods at the frequency f3. When information is received, for example, a gap period (period, frequency, or both) three times the frequency f1 may be set to the frequency f3.
- the request information for setting more gap periods at the frequency f3 is received.
- a gap period (period, frequency, or both) twice as high as the frequency f1 may be set to the frequency f3.
- the gap period is previously set to the frequency for reporting the measurement result of the frequency in use. It can also be determined to indicate that it is requested to set.
- the mobile terminal reports the quality measurement report of the frequency f1 in use using the frequency side associated with f3 in order to notify f3 that the gap period is to be set.
- the base stations to be subjected to band aggregation must be the same, and it is necessary to grasp the association between the transmission frequency and the reception frequency of the mobile terminal. Although it may be necessary to separately notify the detailed setting method of the association, a frequency for setting the gap period can be easily requested.
- the request of the mobile terminal to be transmitted as the request information is determined based on the number of HARQ processes and the application running on the mobile terminal.
- the first to third embodiments described above have been described.
- the desired content can be determined by applying the judgment criteria as performed by the base station.
- the mobile terminal transmits request information for requesting which judgment criterion among the plurality of judgment criteria described in the first to third embodiments to be used to set the gap period. It is good also as transmitting to.
- the request information may be frequency quality information.
- a specific threshold value is determined, and quality information of a frequency that is lower than the threshold value can be sent as request information.
- the base station can allocate a gap to a frequency whose quality is lower than a predetermined threshold.
- a plurality of threshold values 1 and 2 are set such that threshold value 1 ⁇ threshold value 2, and when there is a frequency that is lower than threshold value 1, the quality of the frequency that is lower than threshold value 2 is all sent as request information.
- the plurality of threshold values 1 and 2 may be set for the terminal by the base station or may be determined in advance. Instead of setting both threshold 1 and threshold 2, it is also possible to set the difference between them.
- the basic configuration of the wireless communication system according to the fifth embodiment is the same as that of the wireless communication system according to the first embodiment (see FIG. 1).
- the gap period starts each time the received data becomes OK when the HARQ process is completed or when the transmitting side receives Ack. Thereby, the situation where the HARQ process is divided by the gap period can be avoided.
- it is necessary to wait until all HARQ processes are OK, or to predetermine which HARQ process should be prioritized, or to make the HARQ process OK. It is desirable to allow the gap period to be deterministically started by setting an upper limit for the time to wait for the event to occur.
- the gap period is periodic, it is only necessary to determine which band the gap period is set to. In this case, for example, it may be determined to which band the gap period is set based on the number of Ack or Nack transmitted or received immediately before.
- a gap period is provided for a frequency with many completed HARQ processes (a lot of Ack) among a plurality of frequencies in use at the time of receiving Ack or Nack. As a result, even if the timing of the gap is determined, the gap period can be set to a frequency with less influence on the HARQ process. Since the number of Ack is information that can be commonly determined on the transmitting side and the receiving side, there is basically no difference in determination between the base station 10 and the mobile terminal 20.
- a gap period may be provided at a frequency with few HARQ processes that are not completed (low Nack).
- This configuration allows optimization not only for the initial gap period schedule but also for the later gap period set at the beginning of the HARQ process.
- the band for setting the gap period is determined so that the influence of the gap period that the HARQ process being executed in the base station 10 receives can be reduced.
- the gap period may be set for a band in which the HARQ process of the base station is OK.
- a gap period may be set for a band having many HARQ processes that are OK in the base station.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the association between the uplink and the downlink.
- the downlink fd1 is associated with the uplink fu1
- the downlinks fd2 and fd3 are associated with the uplink fu2
- the downlink fd3 is associated with the uplink fu3.
- the number of downlink frequencies and the number of uplink frequencies are asymmetric (for example, four downlink frequencies and three uplink frequencies), it is associated with the downlink. If a gap period is set for an uplink fu2 having a large amount of data, the number of downlinks delayed thereby increases.
- the gap period is set avoiding the uplink fu2 that is often associated with the downlink.
- the base station 10 and the mobile terminal 20 of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the embodiment, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- the gap period may be set using other than the above-described determination criteria.
- the gap period may be set based on the number of HARQ processes being executed in each band. By setting many gap periods in the band with fewer HARQ processes, the number of affected HARQ processes can be reduced.
- ⁇ Bands may be selected depending on the length of the gap period required for measurement.
- the time required for measurement differs depending on the application, and a longer gap period is preferable, Some may be divided into short segments.
- a band for setting the gap period may be selected depending on these measurement objects.
- the timing of the gap period may be adjusted to the timing of the non-communication period of intermittent reception.
- the band for setting the gap period may be selected depending on the processing cost (time required for receiver switching and synchronization and consumption of illumination) when switching to the frequency to be measured. For example, (1) the gap period may be set to a frequency close to the frequency to be measured, or (2) the gap period may be set to be easier to switch the receiver to the frequency to be measured. (3) The gap period may be set to the same frequency band frequency as the frequency to be measured.
- the example in which the mobile terminal 20 transmits the request information regarding the setting of the gap period has been described.
- the timing at which the request information is transmitted is not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- a desired default value may be transmitted when the mobile terminal 20 connects to the base station 10.
- the default value may be, for example, a rule indicating which gap period is set according to reception quality.
- the uplink and downlink modes are not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- the uplink and downlink modes are not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- the uplink and downlink modes are not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- the uplink and downlink modes are not limited to the above-described embodiment.
- the uplink and downlink are time-divided, if there is a band-aggregated frequency that is used only for the downlink, that frequency can be selected, or the uplink and downlink can be It is possible to make a selection in consideration of data transmission and Ack / Nack transmission collectively.
- the frequency to which the gap is assigned is determined using information of CQI (Channel Quality Indicator).
- the CQI is information for the base station to perform scheduling by measuring the reception quality by the terminal and notifying the base station of a good quality frequency together with the quality.
- the CQI can be information indicating the quality of the entire frequency, or can be information indicating the quality of only a part of the frequency.
- the scheduling means that the base station dynamically assigns radio resources for each terminal so that the base station efficiently performs data transmission to a plurality of terminals.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an outline of an operation for setting a gap using CQI. As shown in FIG.
- the next gap is set to the frequency f1 without setting the frequency f3, and when the CQI report for the frequency f1 is received, The gap is set to the frequency f3 without being set to the frequency f1.
- the base station may fail to receive CQI. Therefore, it is possible to make a determination based on a plurality of CQI results.
- the base station is an operation in which a gap is not set for a frequency that has been reported a number of times CQI is a specific number of times (for example, 4) or more among a plurality of consecutive CQIs (for example, 6).
- the terminal since the terminal may perform scheduling for a frequency for which CQI reporting has been performed a specific number of times (4 in this example) or more, the terminal does not allocate a gap and the CQI reporting is performed. For example, a gap is assigned to a frequency less than a specific number of times.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an outline of another operation of gap setting using CQI.
- the base station counts the number of CQI reports received at each frequency within a predetermined period, and the frequency at which the CQI report is four times or more (in this example, frequencies f1 and f3). Is controlled not to set a gap.
- a gap is allocated to a predetermined frequency, and a gap is allocated to a frequency with the smallest number of CQI reports. Operations such as assigning a gap to a frequency with a low reported value are also possible.
- the measurement report receiving unit 15a receives the CQI report from the mobile terminal 20, and determines a frequency for setting a gap based on the CQI report. The operation of the measurement report receiving unit 15 is as described above.
- the request transmission unit 24 a has a function of creating a CQI and reporting it to the base station 10 through the communication interface 21.
- the frequency switching unit 23a determines the frequency for setting the gap based on the CQI value created by the request transmission unit 24a. The operation of the frequency switching unit 23a is as described above.
- the gap period may be set by combining the above-described determination criteria. For example, in the base station, while receiving a request for a frequency setting the gap period from the mobile terminal based on the application being used, reset the threshold that takes into account the request based on the threshold of the status of quality degradation. The frequency for setting the gap period can be determined.
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- the method of circuit integration is not limited to LSI, and may be realized by a dedicated circuit or a general-purpose processor.
- An FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array
- a reconfigurable processor that can reconfigure the connection and setting of the circuit cells inside the LSI may be used.
- the present invention has an effect that the influence of communication interruption due to the gap period can be reduced, and is useful as a base station for controlling a terminal that supports band aggregation.
- Base station 11 Communication I / F 12 measurement report reception unit 13 HO determination unit 14 gap period setting unit 15 request reception unit 20 mobile terminal 21 communication interface 22 measurement unit 23 frequency switching unit 24 request transmission unit
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図1は、第1の実施の形態の無線通信システムの構成を示す図である。無線通信システムは、基地局10と移動端末20とを有している。基地局10は、異なる周波数で通信を行う3つの通信インターフェース11と、測定報告受信部12と、ハンドオーバ判定部(以下、「HO判定部」という)13と、ギャップ期間設定部14とを有している。
次に、本発明の第2の実施の形態の無線通信システムについて説明する。第2の無線通信システムの基本的な構成および動作は、第1の実施の形態と同じである(図1参照)。第2の実施の形態では、移動端末20におけるHARQの状態を勘案し、HARQの処理への影響を低減することで、更に効率的な動作を行う。
次に、本発明の第3の実施の形態の無線通信システムについて説明する。第3の無線通信システムの基本的な構成および動作は、第1の実施の形態と同じである(図1参照)。
図6は、第4の実施の形態の無線通信システムの構成を示す図である。第4の実施の形態の無線通信システムの基本的な構成は、第1の実施の形態の無線通信システムと同じであるが、第4の実施の形態では、移動端末20がギャップ期間の設定に関する要望情報を基地局10に送信する点が異なる。
次に、本発明の第5の実施の形態の無線通信システムについて説明する。第5の実施の形態では、移動端末20から基地局10にデータ伝送を行う例について説明する。HARQの再送タイミングは、周期的に定められているものとする。
上記した実施の形態では、アップリンク(up-link)、ダウンリンク(down-link)によらず、データの送信側、受信側として相互に並行して動作可能である。第6の実施の形態では、アップリンク、ダウンリンクが並行して行なわれていることを考慮したギャップ期間の設定方法について説明する。第6の実施の形態の無線通信システムの基本的な構成は第1の実施の形態の無線通信システムと同じである。
本実施の形態では、CQI (Channel Quality Indicator)の情報を用いてギャップを割り当てる周波数を決定する。CQIは、端末が受信品質を測定し、品質の良い周波数をその品質とともに基地局に通知することで、基地局がスケジューリングを実施するための情報である。ここで、CQIは、周波数全般の品質を指す情報とすることも可能であるし、周波数の一部分のみの品質を示す情報とすることも可能である。ここでスケジューリングとは、基地局が複数の端末に対して効率良くデータ送信を実施させるために、端末毎に無線リソースの割り当てを動的に実施することである。
11 通信I/F
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- バンドアグリゲーションにより複数のバンドを用いて通信中の移動端末から送信される測定報告を受信する測定報告受信部と、
前記測定報告に基づいてハンドオーバが必要か否かを判定するハンドオーバ判定部と、
ハンドオーバが必要と判定された場合に、ハンドオーバ先のバンドを探索するために、通信中のバンドの通信を一時的に中断しギャップ期間を設定するギャップ期間設定部と、
を備え、
前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中のバンドにもギャップ期間を設定する基地局。 - 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、複数のバンドに設定するギャップ期間が連続するようにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中のバンドにのみギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信において前記移動端末で実行中のHARQプロセス数に基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信において前記基地局で実行中のHARQプロセス数に基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信により前記移動端末で実行中のアプリケーションに基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信に設定されたQoS情報に基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記移動端末からAckが送信されたときにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記基地局側のHARQプロセスがOKになったときにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記移動端末へのデータの再送回数が上限に達したバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中の複数のバンドがある場合に、前記複数のバンドのうちの一部のバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1~10のいずれかに記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、次のギャップ期間を設定する直前にAckを受信したバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、次のギャップ期間を設定する直前に前記基地局のHARQプロセスがOKになったバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、次のギャップ期間を設定する直前にデータの再送回数の上限に達したバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、前のギャップ期間から次のギャップ期間までの間に受信したAckの数が多いバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、前記基地局においてOKになったHARQプロセスが多いバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、前のギャップ期間から次のギャップ期間までの間に受信したNAckの数が少ないバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、通信中のバンドの品質劣化の度合いに応じて、ギャップ期間を設定するバンドを変える請求項1に記載の基地局。
- 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、ダウンリンクによって送信したデータに対する応答を返すアップリンクの対応関係の情報を記憶しており、
前記複数のバンドのうち、対応するダウンリンクの数が少ないバンドにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1に記載の基地局。 - 前記ギャップ期間設定部は、AckまたはNackが送受信されるタイミングに重ならないようにギャップ期間を設定する請求項1~19のいずれかに記載の基地局。
- 前記移動端末から、ギャップ期間の設定に関する要望情報を受信する要望情報受信部を備え、
前記ギャップ期間設定部は、前記要望情報をも用いてギャップ期間を設定する請求項1~20のいずれかに記載の基地局。 - 請求項1~21のいずれかに記載の基地局と、
移動端末と、
を備える無線通信システム。 - バンドアグリゲーションにより複数のバンドを用いて通信を行う移動端末であって、
通信に用いているバンドの受信品質を測定する測定部と、
前記測定部にて測定した受信品質を測定報告として送信する送信部と、
ハンドオーバ先のバンドを探索するために、通信を一時的に中断してギャップ期間を設定するバンドに関し、前記測定部での測定の対象となったバンド以外の通信中のバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する要望送信部と、
を備える移動端末。 - 前記要望送信部は、複数のバンドに設定するギャップ期間が連続するようにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中のバンドにのみギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記移動端末からAckが送信されたときにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記移動端末へのデータの再送回数が上限に達したバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中の複数のバンドがある場合に、前記複数のバンドのうちの一部のバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、次のギャップ期間を設定する直前にAckを受信したバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、次のギャップ期間を設定する直前にデータの再送回数の上限に達したバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、前のギャップ期間から次のギャップ期間までの間に受信したAckの数が多いバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、一定の間隔でギャップ期間を設定し、前記複数のバンドのうち、前のギャップ期間から次のギャップ期間までの間に受信したNackの数が少ないバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、通信中のバンドの品質劣化の度合いに応じて、ギャップ期間を設定するバンドを変えることを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記複数のバンドのうち、対応するダウンリンクの数が少ないバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信において前記移動端末で実行中のHARQプロセス数に基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信により前記移動端末で実行中のアプリケーションに基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、複数のバンドのそれぞれの通信に設定されたQoS情報に基づいて、前記各バンドに設定するギャップ期間の割合を決定し、決定した割合でギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記移動端末のHARQプロセスがOKになったときに、そのバンドに対してギャップ期間を設定するように要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記移動端末のHARQプロセスのデータ再送回数が上限に達したときに、そのバンドに対してギャップ期間を設定するように要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、通信中のバンドの品質劣化の度合いに応じて、ギャップ期間を設定するバンドを決定し、そのバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、前記複数のバンドのうち、対応するダウンリンクの数が少ないバンドを求め、そのバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23に記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、ギャップ期間を設定すべきバンドの情報に加えて、ギャップ期間の設定対象としてそのバンドを選択した理由を送信する請求項35~41のいずれかに記載の移動端末。
- 前記要望送信部は、AckまたはNackが送受信されるタイミングに重ならないようにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信する請求項23~42のいずれかに記載の移動端末。
- 前記送信部は、ギャップ期間の設定を要望する周波数に対応している送信用周波数で使用中の周波数の品質測定報告を送信する請求項23~43のいずれかに記載の移動端末。
- バンドアグリゲーションにより複数のバンドを用いて通信中の移動端末から送信される測定報告を受信するステップと、
前記測定報告に基づいてハンドオーバが必要か否かを判定するステップと、
ハンドオーバが必要と判定された場合に、ハンドオーバ先のバンドを探索するために、通信中のバンドの通信を一時的に中断しギャップ期間を設定するステップであって、前記ハンドオーバが必要と判定されたバンド以外の通信中のバンドにもギャップ期間を設定するステップと、
を備えるギャップ期間設定方法。 - バンドアグリゲーションにより複数のバンドを用いて通信を行う通信端末が、ギャップの設定に関する要望を送信する方法であって、
通信に用いているバンドの受信品質を測定するステップと、
測定した受信品質を測定報告として送信するステップと、
ハンドオーバ先のバンドを探索するために、通信を一時的に中断してギャップ期間を設定するバンドに関し、前記測定部での測定の対象となったバンド以外の通信中のバンドにギャップ期間を設定することを要望する要望情報を送信するステップと、
を備える要望送信方法。
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