WO2003094371A1 - Dispositif de radiocommunications - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a wireless communication device that transmits data corresponding to a request from a communication partner to a requesting partner station and a wireless communication device that receives the request data.
- Adaptive modulation technology is a technology that transmits data at the highest possible speed while achieving a desired error rate by changing the modulation level and the coding rate according to the state of the communication channel when transmitting bucket data. is there. Specifically, high-speed data is transmitted to the partner station with good communication channel conditions by increasing the modulation factor and increasing the coding rate. On the other hand, for a partner station with a poor communication channel condition, the desired error rate is satisfied by lowering the modulation multi-level number and lowering the coding rate. Scheduling technology is a technology that is often used in combination with adaptive modulation technology.The scheduler gives priority to packet data transmission to a partner station with good channel conditions, thereby increasing the overall system throughput. Improve. As a typical scheduler, there is a “MAX CZl scheduler” that preferentially transmits bucket data to a communication station having a high CIR (Carrier to Interference Ratio) indicating a channel quality.
- CIR Carrier to Interference Ratio
- a receiving station whose communication path has deteriorated has a problem in that memory and processing capacity are wasted because the receiving buffer is reserved and processor processing is reserved even though data is not transmitted. .
- the lower layer since the lower layer does not pass data to the upper layer, in video applications, etc., the lower layer can display only a part of the screen if the lower layer passes only part of the data. The whole is not displayed.
- the upper layer consists of a server that is transmitting data and a problem with the network. Since it cannot be determined whether the communication path between the devices has deteriorated, retransmission control is performed for the server connected to the end of the network. In other words, if the condition of the communication path only deteriorates, it is sufficient to make a retransmission request not to the server but to the transmission device, but it is not possible to determine why the data is not transmitted. Since a retransmission request is sent to the server that has been sent, there is a problem that the load on the server increases and the traffic to the network also increases. T JP03 / 04811
- An object of the present invention is to achieve efficient wireless reception processing by reducing unnecessary processing on the receiving side when transmitting requested data to a wireless station that has requested data transmission using a scheduling technique or adaptive modulation.
- a wireless communication device that can perform the operations. The purpose of this is that a transmitting station that transmits packet data to multiple wireless stations by performing scheduling or adaptive modulation must transmit a packet to a partner receiving station that cannot transmit packet data for a certain period of time despite a transmission request. This is achieved by reporting non-transmission information indicating that transmission data is not transmitted.
- the receiving station that cannot receive the transmission data for a certain period can recognize that the data is not transmitted, so that there is no needless processing when waiting for the data to be transmitted. Thus, efficient processing can be performed.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a radio base station apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the communication terminal device according to the embodiment
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a process of inserting dummy data on a receiving side
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the embodiment
- FIG. 5 (A) is a diagram for explaining a transmission order of packet data and transmission of data non-transmission information according to the embodiment
- Figure 5 (B) is a diagram showing the line quality between each communication terminal device
- Figure 6 (A) shows the general packet data transmission order
- FIG. 6 (B) is a diagram showing the line quality between each communication terminal device.
- 100 indicates the configuration of a wireless base station apparatus including the wireless communication apparatus of the present invention as a whole.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 performs predetermined radio reception processing such as down-conversion processing and analog / digital processing by a radio reception section (reception RF) 101 on the signal received by the antenna AN 1, and then performs demodulation section 1. After performing demodulation processing by 0 2, it is input to CIR (Carrier to Interference Ratio) information extraction unit 103.
- CIR Carrier to Interference Ratio
- the CIR information extraction unit 103 extracts CIR information measured at each communication partner station and sent from each communication partner station, and sends it to the scheduler 104.
- the scheduler 104 compares the CIRs from the communication partner stations, and determines the packet data transmission priority by setting the priority higher for the partner station having a better CIR.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 does not simultaneously transmit bucket data to the partner station that has requested transmission, but shares the packet with a plurality of partner stations such as a downlink shared channel.
- the packet data is sequentially transmitted to the communication partner station in the order determined by the scheduler 104 using the common channel.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 receives a transmission request signal from a communication partner station via the antenna AN 1, and transmits data corresponding to the request signal to the scheduler 104.
- the data is transmitted to the communication partner station in the determined order.
- the packet data to be transmitted to each communication partner station is stored in the buffer 106, and the selection unit 105 reads out the packet data stored in the buffer 106 in the order based on the scheduling information.
- An MCS (Modulation and Coding Scheme) selection unit 109 receives, from the scheduler 104, a CIR with the partner station together with scheduling information, determines a coding rate and a modulation scheme according to the CIR, and It is sent to the encoding unit 107 and the modulation unit 108, respectively. Specifically, the better the CIR, the higher the coding rate And a modulation method having a large modulation multi-level number is selected.
- the multiplexing section 111 information on the coding rate and modulation scheme selected by the MCS selection section 109 and modulated by the modulation section 110, and encoded by the coding section 107 and the modulation section 108.
- the bucket data subjected to the encoding and modulation processing is multiplexed.
- the multiplexed data is subjected to predetermined radio transmission processing such as digital-to-analog conversion and up-conversion by the radio transmission unit (transmission RF) 112, and then transmitted from the antenna AN1.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 has a notification information creation unit 114.
- Communication information creation unit 1 1 4 based on the schedule one ring information obtained by the scheduler 1 0 4, when the transmission of more than a certain period of time the data is not performed the other station exists, for the other station Create data non-transmission information that indicates that transmission data exists but that data will not be transmitted.
- non-transmission information is notified together with information indicating that data is not transmitted and information indicating the size of data not transmitted.
- the buffer monitoring unit 113 monitors whether there is data to be retransmitted in the buffer 106, and the notification information creation unit 114 confirms the existence of the data.
- the packet data is deleted from the buffer 106 by the buffer management unit 115. As a result, it is not necessary to store data that is not transmitted indefinitely in the buffer 106, so that the buffer 106 can be used effectively.
- the data non-transmission information created by the notification information creation unit 114 is modulated by the modulation unit 116, multiplexed with bucket data and MCS information by the multiplexing unit 111, and transmitted RF 112, Transmitted to the partner station via antenna AN1.
- the modulation scheme and the code having the highest error rate correction capability among the modulation schemes and coding rates determined by the radio base station apparatus 100 assigns a lich rate.
- the other station can reliably receive the non-transmission information without error. That is, non-transmission information 1
- Sending a non-transmission information means that the line condition with the other station is very likely to be very bad. Can be notified without error.
- the communication terminal apparatus 200 transmits the pilot signal transmitted from the radio base station apparatus 100 via the antenna AN 2, the radio reception section (reception RF) 201 and the demodulation section 202. Input to CIR measurement section 203.
- the CIR measuring section 203 measures the CIR (Carrier to Interference Ratio), which is the line quality with the radio base station apparatus 100, based on the demodulated pilot signal. This measurement is always performed.
- the radio signal is transmitted via the modulation section 205, the radio transmission section (transmission RF) 206 and the antenna AN2. It transmits to base station 100.
- the MCS selection information transmitted from the wireless base station apparatus 100 is demodulated by the demodulation section 207 and then decoded by the MCS decoding section 208.
- the packet data is subjected to demodulation and decoding corresponding to the modulation scheme and coding rate decoded by the MCS decoding unit 208 by the demodulation unit 209 and the decoding unit 210, and Buffer 2 1 1 Further, after the non-transmission information is demodulated by the demodulation unit 212, it is transmitted to the non-transmission information acquisition unit 213.
- the decrypted data is stored in the buffer 211 until it is reduced to a certain size (for example, one IP datagram). This is because when an error occurs during data transmission and an error occurs in the middle of a packet constituting one IP datagram's data and data loss occurs, the buffer 211 detects this loss. This is because the reception of data is waited until the partial data arrives.
- a certain size for example, one IP datagram.
- the non-transmission information obtaining unit 211 Upon acquiring the non-transmission information, the non-transmission information obtaining unit 211 outputs a read control signal to the buffer 211 to instruct the buffer 211 to transmit the data accumulated so far to the bucket assembling unit 214. In other words, when untransmitted information is received, a predetermined amount of data (for example, one IP datagram) is stored in the buffer 211. P Bacteria 11
- the stored data is sent to the bucket assembling section 214.
- dummy data is embedded in that part to form an IP datagram, which is passed to the upper layer. Also tallies the buffer 211 waiting for data reception. The dummy data is embedded such that no error is detected in the error detection code of the upper layer. As a result, even if demodulated data with missing data is passed to the upper layer, no error is detected in the upper layer, so that the upper layer can smoothly process using the demodulated data.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 transmits non-transmission information indicating that data is not transmitted when the line state with the communication terminal apparatus 200 is poor and packet data cannot be transmitted.
- the communication terminal device 200 When the communication terminal device 200 receives the non-transmission data, it stops waiting for the next data to be received, and the dummy data of the size corresponding to the non-transmission data is stored in the data stored in the buffer 211. Embed and send to upper layer.
- the upper layer can proceed with the processing using the data in which the dummy data is embedded.
- the data is image data
- a part of the screen can be displayed using the data provided for the time being, so that a situation where the entire screen cannot be displayed can be avoided.
- the buffer 211 since the buffer 211 can be used for the next processing, the buffer 211 is not wasted on standby, and can be used effectively.
- the radio base station apparatus 100 having the configuration shown in FIG. 1 performs downlink transmission to a plurality of communication terminal apparatuses A, B, and C having the configuration shown in FIG. The case will be described.
- the communication terminal device A, B Depending on the movement of each communication terminal device A, B, C, the communication terminal device A, B, It is assumed that the line quality between the terminals fluctuates as shown in Fig. 5 (B). Since the radio base station apparatus 100 performs scheduling according to the MAX CZl scheme, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), the communication terminal apparatus having the highest CIR is prioritized as the bucket data transmission destination. .
- the wireless base station device 100 gives up the transmission of the packet data to the communication terminal device C at time t4.
- the data non-transmission information is transmitted to the communication terminal device C.
- the communication terminal device C stops waiting for the corresponding data and performs the processing as described above.
- FIG. 6 (A) shows a general transmission procedure from the radio base station apparatus to the communication terminal apparatus, and the line quality between the radio base station apparatus and the communication terminal apparatus C is poor (see FIG. B)), the communication terminal device C has to wait for data to be transmitted after the time point t6 even though the transmission is not assigned to the communication terminal device C.
- the present invention performs scheduling. Not only in this case, but it can be widely applied when transmission data requested by the partner station cannot be transmitted or not transmitted. For example, even in a system that performs simple adaptive modulation, the propagation environment is so bad that the desired error rate cannot be satisfied even if the most error-prone MCS is assigned. At this time, if the non-transmission information is transmitted, the same effect as in the above case can be obtained.
- the communication terminal device 200 determines, based on the notified scheduling information, how long to wait until the next transmission data is transmitted or whether the next transmission data is not transmitted. Since it can be recognized, unnecessary waiting time is not wasted. As a result, the memory, processor, and the like allocated during the standby time can be allocated to other processing, so that efficient reception processing can be performed.
- the channel for transmitting the non-transmission information is not described, but if the non-transmission information is transmitted using a channel different from the channel for transmitting the transmission data, the data is transmitted. It is possible to assign a modulation method and coding rate with good error rate characteristics to non-transmission information without considering channel capacity, etc., so that non-transmission information can be reliably sent to the other station. become able to.
- the communication terminal device 200 If non-transmission information is transmitted using a channel, the communication terminal device 200 only needs to constantly receive a common channel used to notify the presence of transmission data such as a CCPCH (Common Control Physical CHannel). In this case, it becomes possible to receive non-transmission information. As a result, a circuit for receiving an additional channel is not required, and non-transmission information can be received with a simple configuration.
- CCPCH Common Control Physical CHannel
- non-transmission information may be transmitted using the same channel as the channel for transmitting the transmission data. In this way, there is no need to add a new channel.
- radio base station apparatus 100 may select whether to notify non-transmission information according to the type of data not to be transmitted.
- non-transmission information that data is not transmitted is required in the case of real-time data such as an image. By transmitting the transmission information, useless use of the wireless band can be avoided.
- the wireless base station apparatus 100 sets the transmission priority for the non-transmission information higher than the data transmission priority, the communication terminal apparatus 200 performs the non-transmission Since the information can be received earlier, the waiting time for the untransmitted data can be further reduced. Further, in addition to the configuration of the above-described embodiment, an error occurs when a predetermined time set with communication terminal apparatus 200 elapses after wireless base station apparatus 100 stops transmitting transmission data. If the transmission information is notified, by setting the above-mentioned fixed time according to the capacity of the buffer 211 provided in the communication terminal device 200, the standby time in the communication terminal device 200 can be set. Can be set as appropriate.
- transmission data and non-transmission information are transmitted from wireless base station apparatus 100 and received by communication terminal apparatus 200.
- Transmission data and non-transmission information are transmitted from the terminal device 200. These may be received by the wireless base station apparatus 100.
- the wireless communication device of the present invention includes a receiving means for receiving a transmission request signal from a communication partner station, a transmitting means for transmitting transmission data according to the request to the communication partner station, and transmitting the transmission data to the partner station.
- a configuration is provided that includes non-transmission information notifying means for notifying the communication partner station of non-transmission information indicating that transmission data is not transmitted.
- the receiving station that receives the transmission data can recognize and recognize that the data waiting for reception is not sent when receiving the non-transmission information, so that wasteful waiting time is wasted. Disappears.
- the memory, the processor, and the like allocated during the waiting time can be allocated to other processing, so that efficient reception processing can be performed.
- the wireless communication apparatus employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the non-transmission information by including information on the size of data not to be transmitted in the non-transmission information.
- the receiving station can recognize the size of the data that is not transmitted. Therefore, by performing interpolation processing such as embedding dummy data of a size corresponding to the size, the missing data can be appropriately compensated. Then, the process can proceed to the next process (for example, the process of transferring data to the upper layer).
- the wireless communication apparatus according to the present invention employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the time when the next transmission data is to be transmitted, and the slot number or frame number of the next bucket data to be transmitted.
- the receiving station can recognize and know how long it is necessary to wait until receiving the next transmission data. For example, the reception station waits for the reception of the transmission data and receives a slot or frame. When assembling, it becomes possible to recognize and know how long the receive buffer should be reserved.
- the non-transmission information notifying means may include a communication partner station. 04811
- a configuration for notifying module information is adopted.
- the receiving station can recognize, based on the notified schedule information, how long to wait for the next transmission data to be transmitted or the next transmission data not to be transmitted. This eliminates the need for wasted waiting time. As a result, the memory, processor, and the like allocated during the standby time can be allocated to other processing, so that efficient reception processing can be performed.
- the wireless communication apparatus employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the communication partner station of the non-transmission information using a channel different from the channel on which the transmitting unit transmits the transmission data.
- the wireless communication apparatus of the present invention employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the non-transmission information using a common channel used to notify the communication partner station of the existence of transmission data.
- the receiving station uses CCPCH (Common Control Physical
- Non-transmission information can be received only by constantly receiving a common channel used for notifying the existence of transmission data such as CHannel). As a result, since a circuit for receiving an additional channel is not required, non-transmission information can be received with a simple configuration.
- the non-transmission information communication device of the present invention employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notification means selects whether or not to transmit non-transmission information according to the type of data not to be transmitted.
- the case where non-transmission information that data is not transmitted is required at the receiving station is the case of real-time data such as images ⁇ streaming data, so the non-transmission information is only transmitted for such data.
- the wireless communication apparatus employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the non-transmission information using the same channel as the channel on which the transmitting unit transmits the transmission data. According to this configuration, it is not necessary to add a new channel.
- the wireless communication apparatus adaptively changes the modulation scheme and coding rate for transmission data according to the line condition with the communication partner station and transmits the data, and the non-transmission information notifying means transmits the non-transmission information to the non-transmission information.
- a configuration is adopted in which the modulation scheme and coding rate with the highest error rate correction capability among the determined modulation schemes and coding rates are assigned.
- the partner station that transmits the non-transmission information pays attention to the fact that the line state is poor and the probability is very high, and assigns a modulation method and a coding rate that are unlikely to cause errors to the non-transmission information. In this way, non-transmission information can be reliably transmitted to the other station.
- the wireless communication apparatus of the present invention further comprises scheduling means for creating a schedule for transmitting transmission data to a plurality of communication partner stations, wherein the scheduling means increases transmission priority for non-transmission information. Take.
- the receiving station since the receiving station can receive the non-transmission information earlier, it is possible to further shorten the waiting time for data that has not been transmitted and for data.
- the wireless communication apparatus employs a configuration in which the non-transmission information notifying unit notifies the non-transmission information when a predetermined period of time has elapsed since the transmission unit stopped transmitting the transmission data.
- the standby time at the receiving station can be set appropriately.
- a wireless communication apparatus includes: a demodulation means for demodulating transmission data received from a partner station; a data storage means for storing the demodulated data; and when the data storage means stores a predetermined amount of demodulated data, The demodulated data stored in the data storage T JP03 / 04811
- Data processing means for reading data, performing predetermined data processing and passing the data to an upper layer, and non-transmission information obtaining means for receiving non-transmission information indicating that transmission data is not transmitted from the partner station.
- the processing means when the non-transmission information is obtained from the partner station by the non-transmission information obtaining means, stores the demodulated data in a higher order even if a predetermined amount of demodulated data is not stored in the data storage means.
- Adopt a configuration to transfer to the layer.
- the demodulated data stored in the data storage means is passed to the upper layer without waiting for the next data, so that, for example, an image having a long length is transmitted to the upper layer.
- the non-sending information can be used to recognize that the data cannot be received due to bad line conditions, rather than that the transmission request has not been sent to the other party.
- Useless retransmission requests to the server are not performed. As a result, the load on the server can be reduced and the traffic to the network can be reduced.
- the wireless communication device of the present invention employs a configuration in which, when the stored demodulated data is transferred to the upper layer, the data is embedded in the error detection code so that no error is detected and transferred to the upper layer.
- a wireless base station device of the present invention employs a configuration including the above wireless communication device.
- a communication terminal device of the present invention employs a configuration including the above wireless communication device.
- non-transmission information indicating that transmission data is not transmitted to a receiving station that does not or cannot transmit bucket data for a certain period of time despite a transmission request is transmitted. Received by notifying It is possible to reduce wasteful processing on the side and realize efficient wireless reception processing.
- This specification is based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2002-128086 filed on April 30, 2002. All its contents are included here.
- the present invention is suitable for application to a wireless base station apparatus that transmits data in response to requests from a plurality of wireless terminals using, for example, a scheduling technique or an adaptive modulation technique.
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