CN109168186B - Method for searching frequency point in LTE system - Google Patents

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CN109168186B
CN109168186B CN201810980471.1A CN201810980471A CN109168186B CN 109168186 B CN109168186 B CN 109168186B CN 201810980471 A CN201810980471 A CN 201810980471A CN 109168186 B CN109168186 B CN 109168186B
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A method for realizing fast frequency point search in an LTE system. The invention carries out pre-frequency deviation on the local PSS sequence to ensure that the local PSS sequence is aligned with the received signal in the frequency domain, thereby solving the problem of poor network searching performance caused by inherent frequency deviation caused by frequency point misalignment. The traditional 3 times of calculation related to sliding is changed into 1 time of calculation, the searching performance is improved, and the problems of slow network searching and large power consumption caused by long time required by the adjacent frequency point attempt due to wide LTE bandwidth are solved.

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Method for searching frequency point in LTE system
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of mobile communication, and particularly relates to a terminal frequency point searching method of an LTE (Long term evolution) system.
Background
An LTE terminal generally needs to go through three phases before accessing a cell: a scanning frequency point stage, a synchronization signal (PSS and SSS) detection process and a Physical Broadcast Channel (PBCH) decoding process. After the above three phases are completed, the terminal determines the resources allocated to the user to communicate with the base station (eNodeB) according to the synchronization information and the broadcast information.
In the stage of scanning frequency points, a frequency band to be scanned is acquired through high-level configuration, scanning of initial frequency points is performed, frequency points (EARFCNs) where cells may exist are found, the interval of the EARFCNs is 100KHz according to the 3GPP, for an LTE system, the bandwidth ratio to be scanned is wide, if traversing search is performed according to each possible frequency point, a long time is often required, and great challenges are brought to power consumption.
Currently, the mainstream scheme is to perform auto-correlation or cross-correlation detection with the local PSS signal, and most of the schemes perform sliding correlation in the time domain, because the PSS has three possible IDs, it needs to try the three IDs one by one.
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And respectively finding out the maximum values in the PSS sequences of the three IDs, then comparing the maximum values corresponding to the three IDs, finding out the total maximum value and the ID, wherein the maximum value sequence is the corresponding main synchronous signal sequence, and determining the position of timing synchronization according to the position corresponding to the maximum value.
In the 3GPP protocol (36.101), the cell frequency point number (EARFCN) spacing is defined as 100KHz, but in practice the OFDM subcarrier spacing for LTE is 15 KHz. Thus, there is a certain fixed frequency offset in the frequency domain:
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. According to the conventional frequency-sweeping scheme, this fixed frequency offset degrades performance, resulting in the FFT output not being aligned with the local synchronization signal at some point, as shown in fig. 2. Because of the inherent frequency offset problem caused by frequency point misalignment, the network searching performance is poor.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defect of poor network searching performance caused by inherent frequency offset in the prior art, the invention provides a method for realizing frequency point searching in an LTE system, which can improve the network searching performance.
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme: a method for searching frequency points in an LTE system is provided.
(1) Pre-frequency-offset is carried out on a local PSS sequence, and the sequence comprises original sequences without frequency offset
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With negative frequency offset sequence
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Sequence with positive frequency offset
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To ensure alignment in the frequency domain with the received signal.
(2) Superposing the local sequence after the pre-frequency deviation into a new local sequence
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Wherein:
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m: for the length of each data block, i.e. the length of the FFT;
Δ f is pre-frequency offset;
j: coordinates of sampling points in each data block;
(3) in the frequency domain, the actual received signal is multiplied by the new local sequence
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Wherein:
n is the nth data block divided in time domain;
x (n) is frequency domain data of the nth data block after FFT;
x (n, j) is a j sampling point of the nth data block and can be regarded as a two-dimensional array;
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is as followsA new local sequence of j sample points;
(4) then, find the maximum value in the time domain
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(5) Then, the maximum correlation time offset is found out by adopting an overlap-add or overlap-reserve method
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Where N is the number of data blocks, and the time offset is calculated by accumulating all the data blocks.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: 1) the local PSS sequence is subjected to pre-frequency offset to ensure that the local PSS sequence is aligned with a received signal in a frequency domain, so that the problem of poor network searching performance caused by inherent frequency offset due to frequency point misalignment is solved. 2) The traditional 3 times of calculation related to sliding is changed into 1 time of calculation, the searching performance is improved, and the problems of slow network searching and large power consumption caused by long time required by the adjacent frequency point attempt due to wide LTE bandwidth are solved.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an implementation of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the 2.5KHZ frequency offset of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the present invention after 2.5KHZ pre-frequency offset.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the data of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a comparative graphical representation of the detection capabilities of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is a graph illustrating the comparison of the frequency offset resistance performance under the fading channel.
Fig. 7 is a graph comparing interference rejection capabilities.
Detailed Description
The invention is described in further detail below with reference to the figures and the detailed description.
As shown in fig. 1, the implementation process of the present invention is as follows, after a signal is sampled and received, the signal is stored, then the data is subjected to block division and overlap addition or 0 complement preparation of an overlap preservation method, then FFT conversion is performed on each data block, that is, converted into frequency domain data x (n), frequency point data selection is performed according to a cell frequency point (EARFCN) supported by equipment, the selected frequency point data is multiplied by a PSS signal which is preprocessed (the following two steps (1) and (2)), and then is subjected to IFFT conversion processing to convert into time domain data, then effective data is intercepted according to the selected overlap addition or overlap preservation method, and the maximum value of each data block is found, and then the maximum value is found in all data blocks.
The algorithm is as follows:
(1) pre-frequency-offset is carried out on a local PSS sequence, and the sequence comprises original sequences without frequency offset
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With negative frequency offset sequence
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Sequence with positive frequency offset
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To ensure alignment in the frequency domain with the received signal, as shown in fig. 3.
(2) Superposing the local sequence after the pre-frequency deviation into a new local sequence
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Wherein:
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m: for the length of each data block, i.e. the length of the FFT;
Δ f is pre-frequency offset;
j: coordinates of the sample points in each data block.
(3) In the frequency domain, the actual received signal is multiplied by the new local sequence
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Wherein:
n is the nth data block divided in time domain;
x (n) is frequency domain data of the nth data block after FFT;
x (n, j) is a j sampling point of the nth data block and can be regarded as a two-dimensional array;
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a new local sequence for the jth sample point;
as shown in fig. 3, the received signal is divided in the time domain into a number of data blocks, each of which n has a length of M.
(4) Then, find the maximum value in the time domain
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(5) Then, the maximum correlation time offset is found out by adopting an overlap-add or overlap-reserve method
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Where N is the number of data blocks, and the time offset is calculated by accumulating all the data blocks.
Because the frequency deviation reduces the frequency sweeping performance, the invention carries out pre-frequency deviation on the local PSS sequence to ensure that the local PSS sequence is aligned with the received signal in the frequency domain, thereby solving the problem of poor network searching performance caused by inherent frequency deviation caused by frequency point misalignment.
Obtaining a new synchronization sequence by superimposing the pre-frequency offset processed sequences
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Then, the received signal is summed in the frequency domain
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Multiplying, reducing the traditional sliding-related 3 times of calculation to 1 time, improving the searching performance, and solving the problems of slow network searching and large power consumption caused by long time required by the adjacent frequency point attempt due to wide LTE bandwidth.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of data blocking.
When the fixed frequency offset is 2.5KHZ, as shown in fig. 2, according to the conventional frequency sweep scheme, the fixed frequency offset may reduce performance, which may cause the output of the FFT to be misaligned with the local synchronization signal at some points, and the network searching performance is poor due to the inherent frequency offset caused by the misalignment of the frequency points.
As shown in fig. 3, the local PSS sequence is pre-frequency-shifted by 2.5KHZ to ensure that the received signal is aligned in the frequency domain, thereby solving the problem of poor network searching performance caused by inherent frequency offset due to frequency point misalignment.
The performance simulation is performed on the pre-frequency deviation and the non-pre-frequency deviation as follows:
the simulation parameters are as follows:
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two protocols were compared:
l 0 Hz: that is, the patent proposes, the local PSS band is pre-frequency offset processed;
l 2.5 KHz: in the traditional scheme, the local PSS is not subjected to pre-frequency offset processing;
compared with the traditional scheme, the scheme provided by the patent has obvious advantages when the signal-to-noise ratio is lower than 2.5dB, and the advantage is more obvious when the signal-to-noise ratio is lower. When the signal-to-noise ratio is equal to-4.5 dB, the detection capability can be improved by more than 30%.
The detection capability is shown in fig. 5, the frequency offset resistance under the fading channel is shown in fig. 6, and the interference resistance is shown in fig. 7.

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1. A method for searching frequency points in an LTE system is characterized in that:
(1) pre-frequency-offset is carried out on a local PSS sequence, and the sequence comprises original sequences without frequency offset
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With negative frequency offset sequence
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Sequence with positive frequency offset
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To ensure alignment with the received signal in the frequency domain;
(2) superposing the local sequence after the pre-frequency deviation into a new local sequence
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Wherein:
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m: for the length of each data block, i.e. the length of the FFT;
Δ f is pre-frequency offset;
j: coordinates of sampling points in each data block;
(3) in the frequency domain, the actual received signal is multiplied by the new local sequence
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Wherein:
n is the nth data block divided in time domain;
x (n) is frequency domain data of the nth data block after FFT;
x (n, j) is a j sampling point of the nth data block and can be regarded as a two-dimensional array;
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a new local sequence for the jth sample point;
(4) then, find the maximum value in the time domain
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(5) Then, the maximum correlation time offset is found out by adopting an overlap-add or overlap-reserve method
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Where N is the number of data blocks, and the time offset is calculated by accumulating all the data blocks.
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