WO1999053695A2 - Data transmission method in mobile communication system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a mobile communication system, and in particular, to a packet data communication method for a CDMA
- CDMA Code division multiple access
- the IMT 2000 standard provides not only voice service but also high speed packet service.
- the IMT-2000 standard supports high quality voice service, moving picture service, Internet search service, etc.
- the CDMA mobile communication system includes a forward link for transmitting a signal from a base station (BS) to a mobile station
- BS base station
- an existing CDMA mobile communication system generates packet data at a burst and frequently repeats a dormant state where data is not transmitted. Accordingly, it is anticipated that a mobile communication
- 25 system in the near future would connect a channel only when there is data to transmit. That is, taking into consideration limited radio resources, capacity of the base station and power consumption of the mobile station, the base station releases the channel when there is no data to transmit, in order to secure the channel for communication with the another mobile station, and then quickly reconnects the channel when there is data to transmit.
- a conventional method for transmitting packet data is illustrated in FIG. 1.
- Channels used in the CDMA mobile communication system are classified into physical channels and logical channels.
- the logical channels are established in an upper layer of the physical channels, and several logical channels can be established for one physical channel.
- the logical channels established for the released physical channel are automatically released.
- establishing a physical channel is not always necessary. For example, in the case where a physical channel to be established for a logical channel has already been established for another logical channel, a required operation is to simply assign the logical channel to the established physical channel.
- the physical channels can be classified into dedicated channels and common channels according to features.
- the dedicated channels are exclusively used for communication between the base station and the mobile station, and include a fundamental channel (FCH), a dedicated control channel (DCCH) and a supplemental channel (SCH).
- the fundamental channel is used for transmitting voice signals, data and signaling messages.
- the dedicated control channel is used for transmitting data and signaling messages.
- the dedicated control channel supports a discontinuous transmission (DTX) mode for transmitting data only when there is data to transmit, generated from the upper layer.
- DTX discontinuous transmission
- the dedicated control channel is suitable for a control channel established to provide an efficient packet service.
- the supplemental channel is used for transmitting a great - 3 -
- the physical channels include the common channels which are used in common between one base station and multiple mobile stations.
- a physical common channel for the forward link for transmitting a signal from the base station to the mobile station is called a paging channel
- a physical common channel for the reverse link for transmitting a signal from the mobile station to the base station is called an access channel.
- These common channels are also compatible with the IS-95B standard.
- the common logical channels established in the upper layer of the common physical channels are classified into a dedicated signaling channel (dsch) and a dedicated traffic channel (dtch).
- the dedicated signaling channel can be assigned to the fundamental channel and the dedicated control channel, which are both physical channels.
- the dedicated traffic channel can be assigned to the fundamental channel, the dedicated control channel and the supplemental channel. As can be hmted from the names, the dedicated signaling channel is used for exchanging a control signal between the base station and the mobile station, and the dedicated traffic channel is used for exchanging user data between the base station and the mobile station.
- the common logical channels are established in the upper layer of the paging channel; for the reverse link, the common logical channels are established in the upper layer of the access channel.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating state transitions of a data service entity in a CDMA mobile communication system.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating state transitions between substates of the data service entity which occur when data to be transmitted is generated in a suspended state 150 of FIG. 1.
- transmitting the data will be referred to as a transmission party and a party receiving the data as a reception party.
- a packet null state 110 the base station and the mobile station are powered up and wait for a data service request to be received from the other party.
- a packet service request is received in this packet null state 1 10
- a transition from the packet null state 110 to an initialization state 120 takes place.
- the initialization state 120 forward and reverse control channels required for data transmission are established.
- the dedicated physical channel the fundamental channel or the dedicated control channel is established;
- the dedicated signaling channel which is a logical channel between the base station and the mobile station, is established in the upper layer of the fundamental channel or the dedicated control channel.
- the base station negotiates with the mobile station about specification of a service to be provided.
- a service specification determined through such a negotiation is referred to as a "service option".
- a data service entity establishes a dedicated traffic channel required for transmitting user data and then, transitions to an active state 140. However, upon failure of the initialization process, the data service entity transitions back to the packet null state 110.
- the data is transmitted using the dedicated traffic channel.
- the base station and the mobile station perform RLP (Radio Link Protocol) and PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) initialization processes.
- RLP Radio Link Protocol
- PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
- control hold state 130 the service option, RLP-related information and PPP-related information are preserved in the base station and the mobile station, and the dedicated signaling channel is established.
- the data service entity establishes the dedicated traffic channel and then transitions back to the active state 140 in order to transmit the generated data.
- the data service entity releases the dedicated control channel and then transitions to the suspended state 150.
- the fundamental channel or the dedicated control channel which is a physical channel assigned to the mobile station, is released and the corresponding logical channels, i.e., the dedicated signaling channel and the dedicated traffic channel are also released.
- communication with a base station is performed using the common signaling channel established for the paging channel and the access channel, which are physical channels being shared by multiple mobile stations.
- the service option, the RLP-related information and the PPP-related information are still maintained in the base station and the mobile station.
- the dedicated control channel and the dedicated traffic channel are simultaneously established and a transition back to the active state 140 occurs.
- a transition to the dormant state 160 takes place.
- PPP point-to-point protocol
- the suspended state 150 includes a virtual traffic substate 153 and a slotted substate 156. Both in the virtual traffic substate 153 and the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150, the service option and the RLP information are maintained in the base station and the mobile station. A transition to the virtual traffic substate 153 of the suspended state 150 takes place, in the case where data to be transmitted is not generated within the time T hold in the control hold state 130 and a virtual active set needs to be maintained even in the suspended state 150.
- the virtual active set is maintained to assist prompt assignment of a traffic channel.
- the virtual active set is a list in which a strength of the forward pilot channel is recorded, the list being managed simultaneously in both the base station and the mobile station even in a state where the common channel is in use.
- the mobile station To manage the virtual active set in the virtual traffic substate 153, the mobile station measures a strength of the pilot channel transmitted from an adjacent base station, and sends, when the measured strength satisfies a predeterrnined threshold, a message notifying this condition to the base station. Upon receipt of the message, the base station sends back an acknowledge message to the mobile station.
- Data for maintaining the virtual active set is exchanged via forward and reverse common signaling channels, f/r-csch.
- a virtual traffic timer counts a holding time T Vlrtua , of the virtual traffic substate 153 and is prepared (or included) in the system. When data to be transmitted is generated within the time T Vlrtual in the virtual traffic substate 153, a transition to the active state 140 takes place in order to transmit the generated data
- the virtual traffic substate 153 when data to be transmitted is not generated within the time T Vlrtual m the virtual traffic substate 153, a transition back to the slotted substate 156 takes place.
- the paging channel being a physical channel, to which the forward common signaling channel (f-csch) being a logical channel is assigned, is monitored in a slotted mode (or on a time-division basis) for reducing power consumption of the mobile station, and the virtual active set is not maintained.
- f-csch forward common signaling channel
- an object of the present invention to provide a method for increasing a channel utilization efficiency by transmitting data directly via a common traffic channel, without transitioning to an active state where a dedicated traffic channel is used, when data to be transmitted is generated in a suspended state during a data communication in a CDMA mobile communication system.
- a length of the generated data is compared with a reference length for normal data transmission in an active state.
- a generation frequency of the data generated in the suspended state is compared with a reference generation frequency for normal data transmission in the active state. If the generation frequency of the data generated in the suspended state is lower than the reference generation frequency, a transition to a burst substate occurs to segment the data by a frame length of a common traffic channel and then the segmented data is transmitted via the common traffic channel. However, if a burst substate does not exist, the segmented data is transmitted via a previously assigned common traffic channel.
- a transmission party when data to be transmitted is generated in a suspended state, a transmission party segments the data into frames having a specified length and transmits the segmented data via a previously established common traffic channel. Upon reception of the transmitted segmented frames in the suspended state, a reception party reassembles the received frames and transmits the reassembled frame to an upper layer.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating state transitions for a data service in a CDMA mobile communication system
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating state transitions for a data service occurring when data is generated in a suspended state
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- FIG 3 is a block diagram illustrating state transitions for a data service occurring when data is generated m a suspended state according to the principles of the present invention
- FIG 4 is a flow chart illustrating how a transmission party transmits data in a burst substate of the suspended state according to a first embodiment of the piesent invention
- FIG 5 is a flow chart illustrating how a reception party receives data in the buist substate of the suspended state accordmg to the first embodiment of the piesent invention
- FIG 6 is a flow chart illustrating how the transmission party transmits data in the suspended state accordmg to a second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG 7 is a flow chart illustrating how the reception party receives data in the suspended state according to the second embodiment of the present mvention
- FIG 3 there is shown a diagram illustrating state transitions for a data service in the case where data to be transmitted is generated in the suspended state 150, including a burst substate 159 m addition to the existing viitual traffic substate 153 and the slotted substate 156 accordmg to the present invention
- the suspended state 150 defines the new burst substate 159 m addition to the existing virtual traffic substate 153 and the slotted substate 156
- the viitual traffic substate 153, the slotted substate 156 and the burst substate 159 of the suspended state 150 have their own timers, respectively, and a transition occurs to the active state 140 or the dormant state 160 according to the time counted by the timers.
- the timers it is possible to measure generation frequency of user data to be transmitted via the common channel in the respective substates.
- the measured value is stored in a memory, and initialized when a transition from the active state 140 back to the suspended state 150 occurs. For example, when the user data is generated three times for 60 seconds in the suspended state 150, the generation frequency of the user data is 3 user data per minute and this value is stored in the memory.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 are diagrams illustrating a data exchanging method in the burst substate of the suspended state according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Reference will be made to a user data exchanging method in the burst substate with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5.
- the transmission party transitions to the slotted substate 156 or the virtual traffic substate 153 of the suspended state 150, in step 401.
- the tiansmission party determines in step 403 whether user data is generated internally in the slotted substate 156 and the virtual traffic substate 153 of the suspended state 150. It is possible to detect the internally generated data through interrupts occurring internally.
- the transmission party determines in step 405 whether a - 12 -
- the transmission party determines in step 407 whether a generation frequency of the generated user data is lower than a minimum data generation frequency, F.
- the user data generation frequency can be read from the memory which accumulates a user data generation frequency value for a predefined time.
- the transmission party transitions from the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 to the burst substate 159, in step 409.
- the base station sends a state tiansition command message and receives an acknowledge from the mobile station; in the case where the mobile station is the tiansmission party, the mobile station sends a state transition request message and the base station then sends the state transition command message and receives an acknowledge from the mobile station.
- the tiansmission party proceeds to step 41 1 in the burst substate 159 to segment the user data into frames having an appropriate length to be transmitted via the forward/reverse common contiol channel.
- the reason for segmenting the data by the appropriate length is because an excessively long data length decreases data tiansmission efficiency when data is transmitted via the common channel as in the IS-95 system. For example, when the data length is 45 and the frame length which can be optimally tiansmitted via the common channel is 10, the data is segmented into 5 frames of length 10.
- the "message type" bit indicates whether the frame is a control - 13 -
- the "continuation message flag " bit indicates whether the data will be continued in the next frame. For example, if the "continuation message flag” bit is “0" then there is no succeeding message; otherwise, the “continuation message flag " bit is " 1 " which indicates that the message will be consecutively
- the tiansmission party After segmenting the data into frames in step 411, the tiansmission party proceeds to step 413 in the burst substate 159 to determine whether a frame to be tiansmitted is a last frame. If the frame is not the last frame, the tiansmission party proceeds to step 415; otherwise, the tiansmission party proceeds to step 421. In step
- the transmission party sets the "continuation message flag” bit to " 1 " to indicate that the message will be consecutively received in the next frame.
- step 421 the tiansmission party sets the "continuation message flag” bit to "0" to indicate that the present frame is the last frame of the generated user data.
- step 415 the transmission party sets in step 417 the "message type" bit to
- step 15 indicate that the data frame to be transmitted is a user data frame, and tiansmits the data frame via the common traffic channel in step 419. Thereafter, the transmission party returns to step 413 to repeat the succeeding steps.
- step 421 the tiansmission party proceeds to step 423 to set the "message type " bit to indicate that the data frame to be tiansmitted is a user data
- step 425 the tiansmission party transitions back to the previous substate, i.e., the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156, and then returns to step 401.
- 25 user data generation frequency is higher than F in step 407, the tiansmission party tiansitions to the active state 140 and starts normal data tiansmission to transmit the user data, in step 408. That is, a tiansition from the virtual traffic substate 153 or the - 14 -
- slotted substate 156 to the active state 140 occurs, establishing the dedicated signaling channel and the dedicated traffic channel.
- the user data is transmitted via the established dedicated traffic channel.
- the reception party transitions to the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150 and monitors whether the data is generated from the other party.
- the reception party tiansitions to the burst substate 159 of the suspended state 150 and performs a data receiving procedure (see FIG. 5).
- the reception party tiansitions to the virtual tiaffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150 as in the transmission party.
- the reception party proceeds to step 502 to determine whether data is received from the tiansmission party.
- the received data is contiol data related to state transition.
- the reception party tiansitions to the burst substate 159 in step 503.
- the reception party proceeds to step 507 in the burst substate 159 to dete ⁇ nine whether user data is received.
- the reception party proceeds to step 509; otherwise, the reception party returns to step 505 and maintains the burst substate 159.
- Whether or not the received data is the user data can be determined by examining the "message type" bit of the received data frame.
- step 509 the reception party determines whether the received frame is a self frame belonging to the reception party itself.
- the reception party stores the received data in step 511 and proceeds to step 513 to determine whether the received frame is the last frame, by examining the "continuation message flag" bit. If the received frame is not the last frame, the reception party returns to step 505 to repeat the succeeding steps; - 15 -
- the reception party tiansmits the stored received data to the upper layer in step 515. After transmitting the received data to the upper layer, the reception party transitions back to the previous substate, i.e., the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 in step 517, and then returns to step 501.
- the previous substate i.e., the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 in step 517.
- the common tiaffic channel being a logical channel is established in the virtual tiaffic substate 153 and the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150, so that user tiaffic can be transmitted in the respective substates of the suspended state, without state transition.
- FIG. 6 there is shown a diagram illustrating how the tiansmission party tiansmits data according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the transmission party tiansitions to the virtual tiaffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150, in step 601.
- the transmission party determines in step 603 whether user data is generated.
- the tiansmission party determines in step 605 whether a length of the generated user data is shorter than a reference data length, L.
- the transmission party determines in step 607 whether a generation frequency of the user data is lower than a minimum data generation frequency, F.
- the tiansmission party segments the user data into frames having an appropriate length to be transmitted via the forward/reverse common channel, in step 609. The reason for segmenting the data by the appropriate length is because an excessively long data length decreases data tiansmission efficiency when data is tiansmitted via the common channel as in the IS-95 system. - 16 -
- step 611 the transmission party proceeds to step 611 to determine whether a frame to be tiansmitted is a last frame. If the frame is not the last frame, the tiansmission party proceeds to step 613; otherwise, the transmission party proceeds to step 619.
- step 613 the tiansmission party sets the "continuation message flag” bit to " 1 " to indicate that the message will be consecutively transmitted in the next frame.
- step 619 the tiansmission part ⁇ ' sets the "continuation message flag” bit to "0" to indicate that the present frame is the last frame of the generated user data.
- step 613 the transmission party sets in step 615 the "message type " bit to indicate that the data frame to be tiansmitted is user data frame, and tiansmits the data frame via the common tiaffic channel in step 617. Thereafter, the tiansmission party returns to step 611 to repeat the succeeding steps. Meanwhile, after step 619, the tiansmission party proceeds to step 621 to set the "message type " bit to indicate that the data frame to be tiansmitted is a user data frame, and transmits the data frame via the common tiaffic channel in step 623. Thereafter, in step 625, the tiansmission party tiansitions back to the previous substate, i.e., the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156, and then returns to step 601.
- the previous substate i.e., the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating how the reception party receives the user data tiansmitted from the tiansmission party.
- step 701 the reception party transitions to the virtual traffic substate 153 or the slotted substate 156 of the suspended state 150 as in the transmission party.
- the reception party proceeds to step 703 to determine whether user data is received from the transmission party.
- step 705 otherwise, when contiol data is received, the reception party proceeds to step 704 to process the received contiol message and then returns to step 701.
- step 705 the reception party determines whether the received frame is a self frame belonging to the reception party itself.
- the reception party stores the received data in a memory in step 707 and proceeds to step 709 to determine whether the received frame is the last frame, by examining the "continuation message flag" bit. If the received frame is not the last frame, the reception party returns to step 701 to repeat the succeeding steps and store the received data; otherwise, the reception party reassembles all the data stored in the memory and tiansmits the reassembled data to the upper layer in step 71 1.
- the short and infrequent tiaffic is tiansmitted via the common traffic channel, thereby increasing a utilization efficiency of the radio resources and reducing the transmission time delay. Therefore, the data communication service speed is increased.
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