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CN108174447B
CN108174447B CN201711449702.8A CN201711449702A CN108174447B CN 108174447 B CN108174447 B CN 108174447B CN 201711449702 A CN201711449702 A CN 201711449702A CN 108174447 B CN108174447 B CN 108174447B
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The present invention relates to a mobile communication system, comprising: a base station controller for generating an orthogonal sequence and allocating an orthogonal sequence resource to each base station in the cellular network according to a predetermined rule; and the base stations form a cellular network after being arranged and are used for distributing channel resources according to the orthogonal sequence resources. The mobile communication system of the invention obtains the corresponding orthogonal sequence set by selecting specific input and output and utilizing the semi-bent function construction so as to improve the number of sequences allocated by the cell and solve the problem that the communication cannot be normally carried out due to too many users.

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Mobile communication system
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of wireless communication, and particularly relates to a mobile communication system.
Background
The design of a CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) system is generally based on a length of 2mThe use of (binary) orthogonal sequences (codewords). Even if the whole space has
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Individual code words, but it is difficult to find large subsets of radix sequences that are orthogonal to each other within a class. These subsets of sequences are randomly assigned to users of the cell, where each user is assigned a unique sequence from this subset. As a regular hexagonal cell grid, a standard requirement is that the sequences in any cell must be orthogonal to the sequences in neighboring cells in order to prevent interference from neighboring cells. In addition, the correlation value of any given cell with sequences in non-adjacent cells should be small enough and in the interval [2 ]m/2,2(m+2)/2]And (4) the following steps. One of the most common methods of constructing spreading code sequences in these systems is to use a set of correlation value limited Hadamard matrices (Hadamard matrices).
In one construction of the prior art, see "W. -G.Zhang, C. -L. Xie, and E.Pasalic," L image Sets of organic Sequences available for Applications in CDMASystems, "IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol.62No.6, pp.3757-3767, June 2016.) that generates a large set of sequences that are orthogonal to each other (in each set), with most of the sets of sequences also being orthogonal to each other, by first covering the parity of m and then avoiding the difficult combination of assigning orthogonal sets of sequences to the same cell and ensuring orthogonality among adjacent cells, which is achieved by a number of 2 users per cellm-2However, the prior art construction method has a small number of sequences allocated to cells, and the interference between cells is strong, which cannot satisfy normal communication of a larger number of users.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the above problems in the prior art, the present invention provides a mobile communication system capable of improving user capacity and having strong interference resistance.
In order to achieve the purpose of the invention, the invention adopts the technical scheme that:
a mobile communication system comprising:
a base station controller for generating an orthogonal sequence and allocating an orthogonal sequence resource to each base station in the cellular network according to a predetermined rule;
and the base stations form a cellular network after being arranged and are used for distributing channel resources according to the orthogonal sequence resources.
In a specific embodiment, the base station includes: the base station transceiver is used for converting the communication data into radio frequency signals and then sending the radio frequency signals out through the antenna or converting the radio frequency signals received through the antenna into the communication data.
In a specific embodiment, the generating the orthogonal sequence includes:
selecting a vector semi-bent function with m input and k output, wherein m and k are positive integers, and m is 2k + 2;
constructing 3 × 2 using the vector semi-bent functionkA set of orthogonal sequences, wherein there are 2 in the set of orthogonal sequenceskThe number of sequences in the orthogonal sequence set is 2m-1A one, has 2k+1The number of sequences in the orthogonal sequence set is 2m-2And (4) respectively.
In one embodiment, the constructing 3 × 2 using the vector semi-bent functionkThe set of orthogonal sequences includes:
obtaining 2 according to the vector semi-bent functionkA semi-bent function;
option 2m×2mA dimension Hadamard matrix, and dividing the Hadamard matrix into a first subsequence set, a second subsequence set and a third subsequence set, wherein the sequence number of the first subsequence set is 2m-1The number of sequences in the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set is 2m-2A plurality of;
2 is to bekThe corresponding bits of the semi-bent function are multiplied by the corresponding bits of the first subsequence set, the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set respectively to obtain 2kA first set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA second set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA third orthogonal sequence set, wherein the number of sequences in the first orthogonal sequence set is 2m-1The second orthogonal sequence set and the third orthogonal sequence set are both 2m -2And (4) respectively.
In a specific embodiment, the predetermined rule includes: the sequences within the cells are made orthogonal to each other and the sets of sequences of adjacent cells are made orthogonal to each other.
In a specific embodiment, the orthogonal multiplexing distance of the adjacent cells is
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The mobile communication system of the invention obtains the corresponding orthogonal sequence set by selecting specific input and output and utilizing the semi-bent function construction so as to improve the number of sequences allocated by the cell and solve the problem that the communication cannot be normally carried out due to too many users.
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Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a mobile communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a flowchart of orthogonal sequence generation provided in an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a regular hexagonal network allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to specific embodiments. It should be understood that the scope of the above-described subject matter is not limited to the following examples, and any techniques implemented based on the disclosure of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention.
Example one
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a block diagram of a mobile communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention, including:
a base station controller for generating an orthogonal sequence and allocating an orthogonal sequence resource to each base station in the cellular network according to a predetermined rule;
and the base stations form a cellular network after being arranged and are used for distributing channel resources according to the orthogonal sequence resources.
In a specific embodiment, the base station includes: the base station transceiver is used for converting the communication data into radio frequency signals and then sending the radio frequency signals out through the antenna or converting the radio frequency signals received through the antenna into the communication data.
To better illustrate the method provided by the present invention, the technical background of the present invention is first described as follows. First we introduce some concepts and tools related to boolean functions and sequences.
Is provided with
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Is a vector space of dimension m and is,
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is a finite field over GF (2), then the m-ary Boolean function f (x) is expressed as a certain value
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To
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Is here mapped to
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Let BmRepresenting the set of all m-ary Boolean functions the present invention uses "+" and ∑iTo replace
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And
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any Boolean function f ∈ BmCan be represented by its algebraic formal:
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wherein
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The algebraic degree of f (x) is such thatbMinimum value of wt (b) not equal to 0, denoted as deg (f), where wt (b) is the Hamming weight of b. When deg (f) is 1, f is called an affine function.
For the
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The inner product of a and b is defined as:
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where the addition is a modulo-2 operation.
At will
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The linear function above can be defined by the inner product ω · x. Where ω is (ω)1,...,ωm),
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And each omega distinguishes a different linear function. Bag (bag)The set containing all m element linear functions is defined as
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Thus, it is possible to provide
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Let BmRepresenting the set of all m-ary Boolean functions, for an arbitrary f ∈ BmThe Walsh spectrum is defined as follows:
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definition of
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Support set for function f if an m-ary function f ∈ BmThe truth table of (2) is called a balance function if the numbers of 0 and 1 are equal, i.e., # supp (f) ═ 2m-1Or is:
Wf(0m)=0 (4)
wherein 0mThe m long 0 vectors are shown.
Function f ∈ BmIs a sequence of length N-2mThe (1, -1) sequence of (a), defined as:
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vector quantity
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And
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expressed as
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Is defined as:
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thus it can be derived
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Where l ═ ω · x.
A 2m×2mOf the Hadamard matrix
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Is defined as:
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let r bej,0≤j≤2m-1 is
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Column j of (1), then rjIs a linear sequence, i.e. a set
H={rj|0≤j≤2m-1} (8)
Is a set of Hadamard sequences of sequence numbers,
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according to the above scheme, the present invention provides the following definitions:
definition 1: let f1,f2∈Bm. If so:
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namely, it is
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And
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is orthogonal with
Figure BDA0001528284820000064
And (4) showing. Order to
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If set S
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And if the two pairs are orthogonal, S is an orthogonal sequence set with the base of k. Order S1,S2Is a set of orthogonal sequences, for arbitrary
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Always have
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Then call S1,S2Is orthogonal, with S1⊥S2And (4) showing.
The invention derives the following properties of orthogonal sequences:
introduction 1: let f1,f2∈Bm. Then
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If and only if
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For any two different linear functions/,
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Wl+l′(0m) 0, then
Figure BDA00015282848200000612
The overall result is that H is a set of orthogonal sequences.
Definition 2: if for any
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Wf(α)∈{0,±2λWhere λ ≧ m/2 is a positive integer, this function f is called the Plateaued function. When in use
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This function is called the semi-bent function. If f is a Plateaued function (semi-bent function), then f is called a Plateated sequence (semi-bent sequence).
The Maiorana-McFarland class function is defined as follows:
definition 3: for any positive integer, m ═ s + t, a Maiorana-McFarland function is defined as:
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wherein phi is
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To
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And g ∈ Bs
When s ≦ t and φ is set alone, then the Maiorana-McFarland class function is a Plateaued function. In particular, when s is t and φ is bijective, we get the Maiorana-McFarland class of the best function.
Definition 4: an m-argument t-dimensional vector function is a mapping function F:
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the t-ary Boolean function set F (x) ═ f can also be considered1,...,ft). If component function f1,...,ftIs a spectral value taken from {0, + -2 }λThe ternary planeaued boolean function of F is then called a vector planeaued function. When in use
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F is called the vector semi-bent function. If component function f1,...,ftIs a spectral value taken from { + -2m/2A binary best function, then called F a vector semi-best function, where m is an even number and t ≦ m/2.
Based on the above definition of the present invention, please refer to fig. 2, where fig. 2 is a flowchart for generating an orthogonal sequence according to an embodiment of the present invention, and the flowchart includes:
selecting a vector semi-bent function with m input and k output, wherein m and k are positive integers, and m is 2k + 2;
constructing 3 × 2 using the vector semi-bent functionkA set of orthogonal sequences, wherein there are 2 in the set of orthogonal sequenceskThe number of sequences in the orthogonal sequence set is 2m-1A one, has 2k+1The number of sequences in the orthogonal sequence set is 2m-2And (4) respectively.
In one embodiment, the constructing 3 × 2 by using the vector semi-bent functionkThe set of orthogonal sequences includes a set of orthogonal sequences,
obtaining 2 according to the vector semi-bent functionkA semi-bent function;
specifically, in order to increase the number of users in a cell, m and k are two positive integers, where m is 2k +2, and k is greater than or equal to 2. Let gamma be
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And {1, γk-1Is as
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On the upper part
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A set of polynomial bases. Define isomorphic mapping π:
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π(b1+b2γ+…+bkγk-1)=(b1,b2,...,bk) (13)
let bijective phi for i 1i:
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Is defined as:
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wherein [ y ] is defined as an integer representation of y.
Let y be a positive integer of one,
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for i 1.. k, a series of boolean functions f are definedi:
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fi(y,x,z)=φi(y)·x (15)
Vector boolean function F:
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is defined as:
F(x)=(f1,...,fk) (16)
option 2m×2mA dimension Hadamard matrix, and dividing the Hadamard matrix into a first subsequence set, a second subsequence set and a third subsequence set, wherein the sequence number of the first subsequence set is 2m-1The number of sequences in the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set is 2m-2A plurality of;
in particular, for any
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Order to
fc(y,x,z)=c·F(y,x,z)=c1f1+...+ckfk(17)
For arbitrary fixation
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Defining:
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let T0=L00∪L11,T1=L01And T2=L10
2 is to bekThe corresponding bits of the semi-bent function are multiplied by the corresponding bits of the first subsequence set, the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set respectively to obtain 2kA first set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA second set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA third orthogonal sequence set, wherein the number of sequences in the first orthogonal sequence set is 2m-1The second orthogonal sequence set and the third orthogonal sequence set are both 2m -2And (4) respectively.
Specifically, the structure 3.2kThe disjoint sequence sets are as follows:
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wherein S isc,0The sequence has 2m-1One user, the other sequence has 2m-2And (4) users.
In order to more clearly explain the construction process of the present invention, the present invention gives the following proving process.
Let m be 2k +2 for any
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Order sequence set Sc,iAs defined in equation (19), then, there is:
i) for any one
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Has | Sc,0|=2m-1,|Sc,1|=|Sc,2|=2m-2
ii) for any
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Sc,iIs an orthogonal semi-bent sequence set.
iii) for any
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Sc,i⊥Sc′,i′If and only if i ≠ i'.
First, note | L|=22k=2m-2This indicates that i) is true.
Secondly, for ii), for any
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And is
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Is provided with
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Wherein
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Due to the fact that
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And
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wherein for
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When it is established, when γ is
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When the primitive element is present, only one i is more than or equal to 0c≤2k-2, such that
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Can know phic(y) is
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One permutation of (a). There is therefore a single
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So that phi isc(y) α, which indicates for any
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Is provided with
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For any of the β, the method may be,
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is provided with
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In addition to this, the present invention is,
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for arbitrary
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Is provided with
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When k is (m-2)/2, F is a vector semi-bent function.
Again, for iii), let
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Wherein l ∈ Ti,l′∈Ti′
To analyze
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And
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in consideration of orthogonality therebetween
h=(fc+l)+(fc′+l′)=fc+c′+(l+l′) (27)
Wherein
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Because of the fact that
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So equation fc+fc′=fc+c′Can be easily obtained from the formula (21).
By equation (26), Wh(0m) 0 if and only if
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As can be seen from table 1, it is,
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if and only if i ≠ i'. This means Sc,i⊥Sc′,i′If and only if i ≠ i'.
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Table 1: t isiOperation of
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Example two
The following example gives the orthogonal sequence S when m is 8c,iDistribution of (S)c,0Equivalent to a cell with a greater number of users 2m-1
When m is 8, k is 3, which is known from example 1 to yield 3 × 2324 disjoint orthogonal semi-bent sequences,
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Sc,0the sequence has 2m-1The remaining sequence has 64 users, and the sequence is divided into 128 usersThe cells are arranged according to a predetermined rule by orthogonal sequence sets so that the sequences in the cells are orthogonal to each other and the sequence sets of adjacent cells are orthogonal to each other. Referring to fig. 3, fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a regular hexagonal network distribution according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the reusable distance is
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Wherein, the larger font is marked with 2m-1The cell of an individual user. Note that each cell is surrounded by 6 small cells, while each small cell is surrounded by 3 large cells and 3 small cells. In addition, two adjacent 2 s are viewed from a certain columnm-1The cells of each user are separated by two 2m-2The cell of a subscriber, which means that one third of the cells in the network has 2m-1A large cell of individual users. For example, S000,0S in the same column001,0Is spaced by s000,1And s000,2Two cells.
The mobile communication system of the invention obtains the corresponding orthogonal sequence set by selecting specific input and output and utilizing the semi-bent function construction so as to improve the number of sequences allocated by the cell and solve the problem that the communication cannot be normally carried out due to too many users.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above examples are only intended to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, but not to limit it; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some technical features may be equivalently replaced; and such modifications or substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the corresponding technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. A mobile communication system, comprising:
a base station controller for generating an orthogonal sequence and allocating an orthogonal sequence resource to each base station in the cellular network according to a predetermined rule; the predetermined rule includes: making the sequences within the cells orthogonal to each other and the sets of sequences of adjacent cells orthogonal to each other;
a plurality of base stations, which are arranged to form a cellular network and are used for allocating channel resources according to the orthogonal sequence resources;
wherein the generating the orthogonal sequence comprises:
selecting a vector semi-bent function with m input and k output, wherein m and k are positive integers, and m is 2k + 2;
obtaining 2 according to the vector semi-bent functionkA semi-bent function;
option 2m×2mA dimension Hadamard matrix, and dividing the Hadamard matrix into a first subsequence set, a second subsequence set and a third subsequence set, wherein the sequence number of the first subsequence set is 2m-1The number of sequences in the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set is 2m-2A plurality of;
2 is to bekThe corresponding bits of the semi-bent function are multiplied by the corresponding bits of the first subsequence set, the second subsequence set and the third subsequence set respectively to obtain 2kA first set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA second set of orthogonal sequences, 2kA third orthogonal sequence set, wherein the number of sequences in the first orthogonal sequence set is 2m-1The second orthogonal sequence set and the third orthogonal sequence set are both 2m-2And (4) respectively.
2. The mobile communication system according to claim 1, wherein the orthogonal multiplexing distance between the adjacent cells is
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