CN109168174B - Method for positioning mobile terminal by using beam characteristics - Google Patents

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CN109168174B
CN109168174B CN201810868742.4A CN201810868742A CN109168174B CN 109168174 B CN109168174 B CN 109168174B CN 201810868742 A CN201810868742 A CN 201810868742A CN 109168174 B CN109168174 B CN 109168174B
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The invention relates to the field of mobile communication, in particular to a method for positioning a mobile terminal by utilizing wave beam characteristics, wherein a phased array antenna of a base station periodically sends wave beams to different directions, when the mobile terminal needs to be positioned, the mobile terminal searches and receives the wave beams of the phased array antenna and performs positioning according to the wave beams, and the method specifically comprises the following steps: the base station calculates the actual measurement path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna; the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna according to the actually measured path loss; the base station calculates the position information of the mobile terminal relative to the phased array antenna by combining the actual measured path loss and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna; the invention can realize the positioning of the mobile terminal only by one antenna array without the coordination of positioning information among a plurality of base stations.

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Method for positioning mobile terminal by using beam characteristics
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of mobile communication, in particular to a method for positioning a mobile terminal by utilizing beam characteristics.
Background
With the development of mobile communication technology, mobile communication terminals are widely used in daily life, and there are many Positioning modes of mobile terminals, the most commonly used are Global Positioning System (GPS) in the united states, Global NAVIGATION Satellite System (Global NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM, GLONASS) in russia, Galileo Positioning System (GSNS) in europe, and BeiDou NAVIGATION Satellite System (BDS) in china at present. Satellite Positioning methods are mainly used in the military, and are now commonly used in civilian areas, and in mobile communication systems, in order to increase the search speed of mobile terminals and improve the Positioning accuracy, Assisted Global Positioning System (AGPS) is generally used. Although the use of satellite positioning can solve the basic positioning requirement of people, in practical use, especially indoor use, the mobile terminal cannot receive satellite signals, so that the satellite positioning mode cannot be used.
Since the satellite positioning method is not suitable for indoor positioning, solutions have also been proposed in mobile communication systems, such as Location Based Service (LBS), which have high requirements for network establishment cost and are not widely popularized in practical life. Of course, many methods for positioning a mobile terminal in a wireless manner have been proposed in the meantime, but the basic principle is to use the mobile terminal to interact with a plurality (at least 3) of base stations, and then determine the position of the mobile terminal according to the positions of the base stations and the distance between the base station and the mobile terminal. Based on the principle, the method is not particularly applied to actual engineering. The main reasons are the following:
firstly, the method comprises the following steps: the mobile terminal needs to obtain the specific positions of at least 3 base stations, and needs to consume a large amount of signaling resources, particularly, the mobile terminal needs to obtain the position information of the base stations of the adjacent cells, and the mobile terminal needs to interact with a plurality of base stations to complete the process;
secondly, the method comprises the following steps: the mobile terminal needs to acquire the distance between the mobile terminal and the base station and needs to acquire the distance of at least 3 base stations to complete positioning, so that great difficulty is brought to actual practical use, and the signaling load between the mobile terminal and the base station is increased;
thirdly, the method comprises the following steps: if the positioning of the base station to the mobile terminal is completed, information coordination is required among a plurality of base stations to complete the positioning of the mobile terminal, and the base station selected for positioning by the mobile terminal is not fixed, which increases signaling transmission among the base stations.
For the above reasons, there is no way to use the base station to determine the location of the mobile terminal.
At present, in a mobile terminal, a cell positioning mode is basically used, so that in use, the mobile terminal can only obtain an approximate location range of itself, the positioning accuracy is mainly determined by a cell coverage radius, the larger the coverage radius of a serving cell is, the more inaccurate the mobile terminal is positioned, and the positioning range is different from hundreds of meters to kilometers. In a word, no method for providing a perfect indoor positioning solution in the field of mobile communication exists at present.
In a 5G mobile communication system, due to the use of high-band radio resources, massive MIMO use is possible, and currently, in the third Generation Partnership Project (3 GPP), it is determined that FR1(Frequency Range1) and FR2(Frequency Range 2) in the 5G used band are both used with phased array antennas of massive MIMO, so in a 5G base station system, beams may be used instead of cells.
The target object positioning by utilizing the beam directivity is widely applied to the current phased array radar, but the radar system mainly uses the beam sent by the radar to determine the direction of the target object after the target object is transmitted back. In the phased array radar system, because a target object cannot acquire radar key parameters and no communication link exists, the target object cannot determine the position of the target object even if a scanning beam emitted by a radar can be checked.
With the development of mobile communication, in the current 5G system, due to high working frequency, large-scale MIMO has become one of the indispensable technologies of 5G, the phased array technology of radar is also transplanted to the 5G base station antenna system, a communication link exists between the base station and the mobile terminal, and the base station can acquire the information of the mobile terminal part, which provides conditions for the base station to position the mobile terminal.
In signal processing, the radar uses an array antenna to solve the problem of detection and positioning of a target object, but based on radar transmission beams, the target object transmits signals, and finally the azimuth angle and the distance of the target object relative to the array antenna are calculated, but the method is not suitable for positioning of a mobile terminal.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the positioning problem of the mobile terminal by using the array antenna, the invention provides a method for positioning the mobile terminal by using beam characteristics, which comprises the following steps:
s1, calculating the actual measurement path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna by the base station;
s2, the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna according to the actual measured path loss;
and S3, the base station calculates the position information of the mobile terminal relative to the phased array antenna by combining the actual measured path loss and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna.
Preferably, the timing for calculating the radio path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna is as shown in fig. 4, and the calculating the radio path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna includes:
s11, scanning and sending each wave beam of the phased array antenna by the base station;
s12, the mobile terminal searches and receives beams, measures the receiving power of each receiving beam and reports to the base station;
s13, the base station uses the difference between the transmission power and the reception power of the beam as the actual wireless path loss of the beam.
Preferably, as shown in fig. 5, a timing flowchart for completing step S2 is provided, where the step S2 includes:
s21, the mobile terminal records and receives the beam time base from the base station, and the mobile terminal sends the uplink preamble signal in the specific random response channel in advance of delta T relative to the beam time base;
s22, the base station receives the leading signal, measures the timing deviation of the leading signal and sends the time deviation to the mobile terminal;
s23, the mobile terminal calculates the propagation delay of the wireless signal from the mobile terminal to the base station according to the time deviation and the delta T, and feeds back the delay to the base station;
s24, the base station calculates the distance between the base station and the phased array antenna according to the radio wave propagation speed and the time deviation;
where Δ T is an artificially set constant.
Preferably, the distance r between the base station and the phased array antenna is expressed as:
r=[(ΔT+offset_time)·c]/2;
where offset _ time represents a timing deviation of a preamble signal received by the base station, and c represents a radio wave propagation speed.
Preferably, the flow for completing step S3 is as shown in fig. 6, and the step S3 includes:
s31, the base station establishes a directional pattern of each wave beam in the array antenna;
s32, calculating the free space radio wave loss according to the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna and the radio wave working frequency;
s33, if the mobile terminal receives two or more than two wave beams, the step S34 is carried out, otherwise, the position of the mobile terminal is calculated according to the wave beam transmitting direction and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna;
s34, establishing a determinant between free space radio wave loss and actual measurement loss of each wave beam of the antenna;
s35, calculating the azimuth angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna array according to the determinant;
and S36, obtaining the position coordinate of the mobile terminal relative to the antenna array according to the azimuth angle and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna.
Preferably, the directional diagram of the beam is represented as:
Figure BDA0001751575700000041
wherein, α is a phase difference between two adjacent antennas, θ is a vertical included angle between the mobile terminal and a plane where the antennas are located, Φ is a horizontal included angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna array, λ is a carrier frequency of a transmitted beam, and N represents the number of beams transmitted by the base station.
Preferably, the beam propagation loss and the actual loss determinant are expressed as:
Pathloss_i=Path_Loss*F(θiii);
wherein, Path _ i represents the actual test Loss of the ith beam, Path _ Loss represents the propagation Loss of the beam from the base station to the mobile terminal, and F (theta)iii) Indicating the pattern of the ith beam, thetaiRepresents the vertical angle, phi, between the mobile terminal and the antenna plane when the beam i is formediRepresents the horizontal angle, alpha, between the mobile terminal and the antenna array at the time of beam iiRepresenting the phase difference between two adjacent antennas at the ith beam; the position between the terminal and the antenna array is relatively fixed, so that different wave beams thetaiAnd phiiThe values are the same, and are marked as theta, phi and alphaiIt is the antenna array beam scan known parameter. When the terminal receives a plurality of wave beams, two wave beams with the strongest signals are selected to form a two-dimensional determinant, and theta and phi are calculated.
The position coordinates of the mobile terminal relative to the antenna array are expressed as:
Figure BDA0001751575700000051
wherein, (UE _ x, UE _ y, UE _ z) represents the position coordinate of the mobile terminal relative to the base station, and (antenna _ x, antenna _ y, antenna _ z) represents the position coordinate of the base station.
The invention provides a method for indoor positioning by using 5G signal beam characteristics according to the characteristics of a fifth generation mobile communication (5G) system, which is based on the problem that a mobile terminal cannot solve the indoor positioning problem in the current 2G/3G/4G and can also be applied to outdoor positioning; the invention fully utilizes the directivity of the wave beam generated by the array antenna and combines the loss characteristic of the wireless signal in the space, thereby providing a method for determining the azimuth angle of the mobile terminal; however, in the conventional positioning method, at least three base stations are generally used for positioning, and the position of the terminal can be determined only by sharing positioning information among the three base stations, so that high requirements are placed on a mobile network in implementation, and the method is difficult to popularize although actual requirements exist.
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Fig. 1 is a flowchart of a method for positioning a mobile terminal using beam characteristics according to the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a position relationship between an antenna array and a mobile terminal according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a position relationship between an antenna and a mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a timing flow chart of calculating the path loss between the mobile terminal and the antenna array at the base station according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a timing flow chart of a process of calculating a distance between a base station and a mobile terminal according to the present invention;
fig. 6 is a flowchart of a mobile terminal location calculation process according to the present invention.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, and the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, but not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without inventive effort based on the embodiments of the present invention, are within the scope of the present invention.
The present invention provides a method for positioning a mobile terminal by using beam characteristics, as shown in fig. 2, if an antenna array of a base station is an N × M array in a spatial coordinate system, and the array is located on the same plane, for example, xoy plane in fig. 2, and each antenna is parallel to a z axis, a phased array antenna of the base station periodically sends out beams in different directions, when the mobile terminal needs to perform positioning, the mobile terminal searches and receives the beams of the phased array antenna, and performs positioning according to the beams, as shown in fig. 1, the method specifically includes:
s1, calculating the actual measurement path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna by the base station;
s2, the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna according to the actual measured path loss;
and S3, the base station calculates the position information of the mobile terminal relative to the phased array antenna by combining the actual measured path loss and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna.
In order to illustrate the application of the invention in an actual mobile communication system, the invention provides a specific implementation method for positioning a mobile terminal in a 5G system, and it is assumed that a base station has N antennas in the embodiment of the invention, and an antenna array of the base station is a linear array, a relationship between the antenna array and the mobile terminal is as shown in FIG. 3, three coordinate axes of x, y and z are pairwise perpendicular to form a space coordinate system, the antenna array is located on an xoy surface of the space coordinate system, for convenience of description, the antenna array is located on the x axis of the space coordinate system, a distance between each antenna is d, a perpendicular included angle between the mobile terminal and a plane where the antennas are located is theta, and a perpendicular included angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna plane is phi.
As shown in fig. 4, when the mobile terminal starts position location, the mobile terminal starts to search for a synchronization signal/Physical broadcast signal Block (SS/PBCH Block), and measures the transmission power of the SS/PBCH Block to form a measurement list;
if the mobile terminal can receive K SS/PBCH Block signals from the same antenna array, recording the received Power (SS-RSRP) of the SS/PBCH Block, respectively, representing the Power of the kth SS/PBCH received by the mobile terminal as SS _ RSRP _ K, and reporting each measured SS _ RSRP to the base station by the mobile terminal, wherein K is {1,2, ·, K };
the base station finds corresponding transmitting power SS _ PBCH _ Block Power _ k in a measurement list of the transmitting power of SS/PBCH Block according to the receiving power SS _ RSRP _ k of the kth signal reported by the mobile terminal, and calculates the path loss of each SS/PBCH Block, namely the actual measurement loss of each beam is marked as PathLoss _ k, wherein PathLoss _ k is expressed as:
PathLoss_k=SS_PBCH_BlockPower_k-SS_RSRP_k。
in the process of calculating the distance between the mobile terminal and the antenna, as shown in fig. 5, the mobile terminal selects the SS/PBCH Block with the strongest receiving power value, transmits a Random preamble on a Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH) corresponding to the SS/PBCH Block, and then receives a Random Access Response message (RAR) if the mobile terminal transmits an uplink preamble signal on the specific PRACH in advance by Δ T;
the base station detects the random preamble sent by the mobile terminal on the specific PRACH, and sends the detected timing offset _ time to the mobile terminal through the RAR, so that the transmission delay T between the mobile terminal and the antennadelayCan be represented as TdelayΔ T + offset _ time; and delays the transmission by TdelaySending the data to a base station;
when the speed of the radio wave propagating in the air is the speed of light c, that is, c is 30 kilometres/second, the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the antenna according to the radio wave transmission delay between the mobile terminal and the antenna, and the distance is expressed as
Figure BDA0001751575700000071
In a 5G-scale antenna, a beam is determined by an antenna transmission phase, a distance between each antenna is d on an x-axis of a space coordinate system, a vertical included angle between a mobile terminal and a plane where the antennas are located is θ, a vertical included angle between the mobile terminal and a plane of the antennas is Φ, and a directional diagram of the antenna array is represented as:
Figure BDA0001751575700000081
in a 5G system, the loss of radio wave propagation in the air is expressed as:
Path_Loss=32.44+20lg(r)+20lg(frequency_ssb);
frequency _ ssb is the transmitting frequency of SS/PBCH Block transmitted by the antenna; the loss of the radio wave transmitted by each beam in the air is the same.
The loss of air propagation from the pattern of the ith SS/PBCH beam and the radio waves transmitted by the ith SS/PBCH beam may be listed as the ith beam propagation loss and the actual loss determinant, expressed as:
Pathloss_i=Path_Loss*F(θiii);
wherein, Path _ Loss represents the Loss of the radio wave transmitted by the ith beam in the air, and Path _ i represents the Loss of the radio wave transmitted by the ith beam with a direction angle in the air.
In practical use, the position between the terminal and the antenna array is relatively fixed, and then different beams thetaiAnd phiiThe values are the same, and are marked as theta, phi and alphaiThen it is a known parameter that can be obtained during the antenna array beam scanning process. When the terminal receives a plurality of wave beams, two wave beams with the strongest signals are selected to form a two-dimensional determinant, and theta and phi are calculated; two wave beams with strongest signals are selected for positioning, and because the moving speed of the mobile terminal in the room is relatively low, the position relation between the mobile terminal and the antenna is approximately regarded as unchanged in the SSB measurement and parameter acquisition process, so that theta and phi of the two wave beams can be regarded as equal, and alpha is regarded as equal1And alpha2For known parameters, it is expressed as:
Figure BDA0001751575700000082
the base station may obtain its own position coordinates (antenna _ x, antenna _ y, antenna _ z), and according to θ and Φ solved by the determinant, the position coordinates (UE _ x, UE _ y, UE _ z) of the mobile terminal relative to the base station may be obtained, and are represented as:
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and the base station sends the position information of the mobile terminal relative to the base station to the mobile terminal to complete the positioning of the mobile terminal.
The above-mentioned embodiments, which further illustrate the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention, should be understood that the above-mentioned embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and should not be construed as limiting the present invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A method for positioning mobile terminal by using beam characteristics, a base station scans and transmits the beam of a phased array antenna; the mobile terminal searches and receives beams, measures the receiving power of each receiving beam and reports the receiving power to the base station; the base station calculates the wireless path loss of the beam according to the transmission power and the receiving power of the beam, and performs positioning, and the method is characterized by specifically comprising the following steps:
s1, calculating the actual measurement path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna by the base station;
s2, the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna according to the actual measured path loss;
s3, the base station calculates the position information of the mobile terminal relative to the phased array antenna by combining the actual measured path loss and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna, that is:
s31, the base station establishes a directional pattern of each wave beam in the array antenna;
s32, calculating the free space radio wave loss according to the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna and the radio wave working frequency;
s33, if the mobile terminal receives two or more than two wave beams, the step S34 is carried out, otherwise, the position of the mobile terminal is calculated by using the transmitting direction of the received wave beams and the distance r between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna;
s34, establishing a determinant between free space radio wave loss and actual measurement loss of each wave beam of the antenna;
s35, calculating the azimuth angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna array according to the determinant;
and S36, obtaining the position coordinate of the mobile terminal relative to the antenna array according to the azimuth angle and the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S1 of calculating the wireless path loss between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna comprises:
s11, the base station scans and sends wave beams of the phased array antenna;
s12, the mobile terminal searches and receives beams, measures the receiving power of each receiving beam and reports to the base station;
s13, the base station calculates the wireless path loss of the beam according to the transmission power and the reception power of the beam.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S2 comprises:
s21, the mobile terminal records and receives the beam time base from the base station, and the mobile terminal sends the uplink preamble signal in the specific random response channel in advance of delta T relative to the beam time base;
s22, the base station detects the leading signal, calculates the timing deviation of the leading signal and sends the timing deviation to the mobile terminal;
s23, the mobile terminal calculates the propagation delay of the wireless signal from the mobile terminal to the base station according to the time deviation and the delta T, and feeds the propagation delay back to the base station;
s24, the base station calculates the distance between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna according to the radio wave propagation speed and the propagation delay;
where Δ T is an artificially set constant.
4. A method for positioning a mobile terminal using beam characteristics according to claim 3, wherein the distance r between the mobile terminal and the phased array antenna is expressed as:
Figure FDA0003192387450000021
Tdelay=ΔT+offset_time;
wherein, TdelayDenotes the propagation delay of the radio signal, offset _ time denotes the timing deviation of the preamble signal received by the base station, and c denotes the radio wave propagation speed.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the beam pattern is expressed as:
Figure FDA0003192387450000022
wherein, α represents the phase difference between two adjacent antennas, θ represents the vertical angle between the mobile terminal and the plane where the antennas are located, φ represents the horizontal angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna array, λ is the carrier frequency of the transmitted beam, and N represents the number of beams transmitted by the base station.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the beam propagation loss and the actual loss determinant are expressed as:
Pathloss_i=Path_Loss*F(θiii);
wherein, Path _ i represents the actual test Loss of the ith beam, Path _ Loss represents the propagation Loss of the beam from the base station to the mobile terminal, and F (theta)iii) Indicating the pattern of the ith beam, thetaiRepresents the vertical angle, phi, between the mobile terminal and the antenna plane when the beam i is formediRepresents the horizontal angle, alpha, between the mobile terminal and the antenna array at the time of beam iiIndicating the phase difference between two adjacent antennas at the time of the ith beam.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the position coordinates of the mobile terminal relative to the antenna array in step S35 are expressed as:
Figure FDA0003192387450000031
wherein θ represents a vertical angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna surface, Φ represents a horizontal angle between the mobile terminal and the antenna array, (UE _ x, UE _ y, UE _ z) represents a position coordinate of the mobile terminal relative to the base station, and (antenna _ x, antenna _ y, antenna _ z) represents a position coordinate of the base station.
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