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- the invention relates to retransmission mechanisms using soft combining, especially in association with ciphering, in telecommunication systems, and particularly in wireless telecommunications systems.
- a wireless communications system refers generally to any telecommunications system which enables wireless communication between the users and the network.
- mobile communications systems users are capable of moving within the service area of the system.
- a typical mobile communications system is a Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).
- PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
- third generation mobile systems such as the Universal Mobile Broadband (ULMA)
- UMTS Mobile Communication System
- FPLMTS Future Public Land Mobile Telecommunication System
- IMT-2000 International Mobile Telecommunication 2000
- ETSI European Telecommunication Standards Institute
- ITU International Telecommunication Union
- WCDMA Wideband CDMA systems
- Fig. 1 illustrates a telecommunications network in which the invention is applicable.
- the telecommunications network could be e.g. a third generation cellular mobile network, such as the UMTS.
- the telecommunications network comprises a first end node, such as a mobile station MS (referred to as a User Equipment UE in the UMTS terminology), and a second end node, such as a Radio Network Controller RNC1 , RNC2.
- the network may .also comprise several middle nodes, such as Base Stations BS1 to BS4.
- Information to be sent between the end nodes is formatted as frames (e.g. RLC PDUs).
- CFRN Connection Frame Number
- the base stations are not synchronized with each other. Therefore, the frame numbers are relative and, indeed as such, they are meaningless without at least implicit information about the timing reference on which the frame numbers are based. Because the frame number is not transmitted over the radio interface, and because the base stations use different timing references, a frame N sent by the mobile station to the BS1 and BS2 may be forwarded by the BS1 as frame N' to the RNC, whereas BS2 would send the same frame as frame N" to the RNC. As a consequence, diversity combining at the RNC fails.
- a connection-specific timing reference (called CFN), which is common to all nodes involved in the connection, is established so as to enable any middle node (BS) to determine and compensate for an offset between its local timing reference and the CFN.
- the end nodes (RNC and UE) agree the CFN at the beginning of the connection by means of outband signaling.
- the CFN is tied to the timing of a broadcast control channel (BCCH) in the cell, i.e. it is incremented every 10 ms.
- BCCH broadcast control channel
- a number of RLC PDUs are incorporated into a larger data unit, a Transport Block Set (TBS), that is transmitted in one interleaving period (a multiple of 10 msec radio frames).
- TBS transport Block Set
- the CFN is 'transmitted' through the transport channel between the UE and the RNC, i.e. the CFN is incremented locally both at the UE and the RNC, associated with each TBS.
- the CFN refers to the first radio frame utilized for the transmission of the interleaving block.
- an extension of the CFN a Hyper Frame Number HFN, is pro- vided.
- the length of the HFN is at least 25 bits so that the total length of HFN+CFN is at least 32 bits.
- the HFN is initialized to a common value in the UE and SRNC, and then it is incremented at every completed CFN cycle, i.e. every 72 msec.
- a configuration as shown in Fig. 2 is provided for frame numbering and synchronization.
- the above Finnish patent application FI982399 further proposes, as is accepted also in the present UMTS scenarios, to use the UEFN (i.e. CFN+HFN) as a cipher key, since the length of CFN+HFN is sufficient for reliable ciphering.
- Other inputs to the ciphering algorithm may be a ciphering key Kc, a Bearer ID and a Direction, as illustrated in Fig. 3.
- Kc:s are calculated in the UE and SRNC during the authentication procedure.
- the direction parameter defines in which direction the data is sent (Uplink/Downlink).
- the bearer ID (RAB ID) is a radio access bearer or a signaling link specific parameter, unique within one RRC connection.
- Radio interface ciphering in the UMTS will be a MAC functionality which allows the encryption/decryption of MAC SDUs (RLC PDUs) on basis of XOR combining with the ciphering mask.
- RLC PDUs MAC SDUs
- the UE In the initialization the UE (acting as a master) sets its own reference, UEFN, for frame numbering.
- the HFN is initialized before ciphering is started, e.g. during setup of the RRC connection or during the ciphering mode setting procedure, and is maintained (run) all the time the UE is in RRC connected mode.
- the HFN is preferably initialized to a value that is hard to predict by a fraudster.
- the reason why the HFN should not be initialized to a fixed value (e.g. 0) is to prevent the reuse of the same ciphering masks within too short a period of time in case the Kc is not changed.
- the basic unit for ciphering is one RLC PDU, i.e. (in uplink direction) the UE ciphers each RLC PDU with the respective UEFN in the MAC layer prior to sending the frame to the RNC.
- the MAC layer in the RNC is aware of the UEFN (in accordance with the principles of the CFN concept) used by the UE, and is able to decipher the received frame. As a consequence, the ciphering mask is changed as the CFN or HFN is incremented.
- An improvement of CFN-based ciphering is described in a copend- ing Finnish patent application 990499, filed on 8 March 1999, by the same Applicant.
- ARQ Automatic Repeat Request
- a very basic ARQ scheme includes only error detecting and retransmission capabilities. If a packet is found to have errors after decoding, this packet is discarded and retransmission is requested. The source then retransmits an exact copy of that packet.
- a Hybrid ARQ is a transmission scheme which combines error detection/correction (such as Forward Error Correction, FEC) and retransmission of the erroneous frame. Three types of hybrid ARQ have been defined:
- Type I hybrid ARQ is an Adaptive Coding Rate (ACR) method.
- ACR Adaptive Coding Rate
- the main idea behind the ACR ARQ methods is to vary the coding rate for error correction according to system constraints such as the signal-to- noise ratio in a given environment.
- ACR ARQ whenever a data RLC- PDU is received with an uncorrectable error pattern, the RLC-PDU is discarded and a request for retransmission is sent back through a return channel to the transmitter. The transmitter then resends an exact copy of the original RLC-PDU.
- Type II hybrid ARQ belongs to the Adaptive Incremental Redundancy (AIR) ARQ schemes.
- AIR ARQ schemes a RLC-PDU that needs to be retransmitted is not discarded, but is combined with some incremental redundancy bits provided by the transmitter for subsequent decoding.
- the advantages of Type II hybrid ARQ, as compared with Type I hybrid ARQ, are that if the interference distribution across a radio cell is such that a significant fraction of RLC-PDUs will be received correctly even with a low initial FEC code rate, then a higher throughput can be achieved. Further, since repeat transmissions can be soft-combined, there is an increase in the probabil- ity of correctly decoding the RLC-PDU.
- Type III The retransmitted packed may be combined with the previous versions, if available, but each version contains all the information necessary for correct reception of the data. It does not offer obvious throughput gains when compared with Type I hybrid ARQ, but the combining of consecu- tive transmissions offers a better decoding probability than repeat transmissions with Type I hybrid ARQ and may be a significant benefit.
- Type I hybrid ARQ with soft combining With Type I hybrid ARQ, it is also possible to store the erroneous packet in the receiver and combine it with the retransmitted packet. This can be considered as incremental redundancy in the form of a repetition code, and therefore this can be considered as a special case of Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ.
- All the hybrid ARQ schemes using soft combining of different transmissions i.e., Type II and Type III as well as Type I hybrid ARQ with soft combining, require that information about which packets to combine has to be signaled outband in order to be able to associate and soft-combine different versions of the packet.
- This information can be the PDU number of the packet, for example.
- the receiver will combine the versions of the packet that are indicated by the outband signaling, e.g. to have the same PDU number.
- Outband' means that this information is protected with a separate error detection code (e.g. CRC) and outband information is usually assumed to be more reliable than inband data.
- CRC error detection code
- a separate, more reliable channel can be used (with more power or a more powerful error correction scheme) or a better protected header with its own CRC. It is also possible to send the data 'inband' (using the same channel as the data does) but with better protection.
- the problem is that the above described CFN-based ciphering method does not work together with hybrid Type ll/lll ARQ. Since Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ requires that retransmitted data is exactly identical to the first transmission attempt (to enable soft combining), the basic problem with CFN-based ciphering is how the transmitted knows which CFN should be used in retransmissions and how the receiver knows which CFN should be used for deciphering if retransmissions are needed before data is received correctly.
- the retransmitted RLC PDU uses a ciphering mask different from the initial transmission, which makes the soft combining of the two PDU versions on the receiver side (on L1 , below ciphering) impossible.
- the ciphered PDU is stored on the L1 layer for retransmission (not re- ciphered when retransmitted)
- soft combining on the receiver side is possible, but the problem is that deciphering is not possible, since the receiver does not know the CFN of the originally transmitted PDU.
- CFN-based ciphering cannot be used for all types of services in the communication system, but different ciphering methods are needed for bearer services utilizing Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ.
- An object of the present invention is to enable ARQ operation which combines initial and retransmitted versions (e.g. incremental redundancy ARQ) when soft combining information is not transmitted with initial transmission.
- a further object of the present invention is to enable ARQ operation, such as Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ, which combines initial and retransmitted ver- sions in association with connection frame number-based ciphering.
- An automatic repeat request (ARQ) mechanism (such as Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ), which includes (soft or hard) combining of initially transmitted and retransmitted versions of the packet, is provided for retransmissions of erroneous packets.
- ARQ automatic repeat request
- the data packet is understood as a data entity whose errors are detected on basis of the same error detection code, e.g. a cyclic re- dundancy code (CRC).
- a data packet may consist of an MAC/RLC header, data and a CRC.
- each retransmission comprises outband signaling from a transmitter to a receiver that unambiguously indicates when, e.g. the exact time or physical location, when the packet was transmitted for the first time, so that it is possible to combine the retransmitted version with the previous version(s) of the packet.
- outband signaling means that another (outband) channel, more reliable, is used for transmitting the information. This other channel is used only when packets are retransmitted.
- "outband signaling" can be transmitted in the same channel with the data, but with better error protection (e.g. higher channel coding).
- the advantage of the invention is that no additional header information or outband signaling is needed when the packets go through the first (initial) transmission.
- the additional soft combining information is sent only when it is really needed. This saves transmission resources. This applies both in communications systems in which the frame number is transmitted in the data packets and in communications systems using the connection frame number (CFN)-based frame synchronization.
- CFN connection frame number
- the soft combining of several transmissions when erroneous packets are not discarded requires that the transport blocks (e.g. MAC PDUs) to be combined are identical. More particularly, the encoded versions of the block need not be identical, but the original data used for encoding has to be identical.
- the MAC protocol data unit (PDU) contains, in addition to the data, also a MAC header and an RLC header in third generation mobile communications systems.
- Soft combining may now require that the retransmitted MAC PDU has to be identical to the originally transmitted MAC PDU, and therefore, also the RLC and MAC headers need to be identical. However, there may be some header information that may change between original transmission and retransmission, such as a polling bit used to request an acknowledgement message.
- a transmission power level of the next transmission burst is also given in the transmitted packet and this information may change between the original transmission and retranmis- sion(s) of the packet.
- this information may change between the original transmission and retranmis- sion(s) of the packet.
- the in- formation that needs to be changed between the initial transmission and the retransmission(s) of a packet is sent outband with the other outband signaling information indicating the initial version of the packet.
- the retransmitted packet can be maintained unchanged and the requirement that packets are identical in soft combining is met.
- the information which may be subject to change is read from the outband signaling and overrides the corresponding inband information in the received packet.
- the inband information is transmitted and used, i.e. the inventive outband signaling information is transmitted only in association with the retransmissions of the packet, if any.
- a initial transmission of packets is performed using a Connection Frame Number-based synchronization wherein, after initialization of a connection, no frame numbers are transmitted but the transmitter and receiver independently count the Connection Frame Number (CFN) (and preferably also an extension thereof, the Hyper Frame Number (HFN)), for each transmitted and received frame, on basis of a connection-specific timing reference which is common to the transmitter and the receiver, and to any intermediate node(s), of the connection.
- CFN Connection Frame Number
- HFN Hyper Frame Number
- An automatic repeat request (ARQ) mechanism (such as Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ), which includes soft com- bining of initially transmitted and retransmitted versions of the packet, is provided for retransmissions of erroneous packets.
- ARQ automatic repeat request
- any packet to be retransmitted is ciphered according to the same UE Frame Number used for ciphering the initially transmitted (first) version of the packet.
- PDU packet
- there is outband signaling from a transmitter to a receiver indicating the exact time when the first version of the packet was transmitted, so that it is possible to combine the retransmitted version with the previous version(s) of the packet and also decipher the combined packet in the receiver.
- the version of the packet should also be indicated by outband signaling (indicating which decoding should be used).
- the invention has the advantage that there is no need for any outband signaling at the time of the transmission of the first version of a packet.
- a second benefit is the possibility to use Hybrid Type ll/lll ARQ with CFN-based ciphering, or other frame number-based ciphering, which means that one ciphering method can be used for all types of services.
- the advantage of having one single ciphering method is a less complex system (in particular, there is no need to initialize and maintain separate ciphering counters for each parallel bearers).
- Figure 1 illustrates a telecommunications network in which the in- vention is applicable
- Figure 2 is a block diagram which illustrates counting of the CFN and HFN at the UE and RNC in CFN-based frame synchronization
- Figure 3 is a block diagram illustrating a CFN-based ciphering and deciphering unit and the input parameters thereof
- Figures 4 illustrates an example of the protocol structure which may be used in the UMTS system
- Figure 5 illustrates outband information signaled associated with a retransmitted version of one RLC PDU
- Figures 6 and 7 are signaling diagrams illustrating initial (first) transmission and retransmission of a RLC PDU utilizing Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ, respectively.
- Fig. 4 gives an overview of the assumed protocol environment in the third generation mobile systems. Categorically, we can find three layers in the ISO/OSI layer model (International Standards Organization/Open Systems Interconnection): a physical layer (Layer 1 , L1), a data link layer (Layer 2, L2), and a network layer (Layer 3, L3).
- Layer L3 includes the Radio Resources Control (RRC) protocol and upper user plane protocols (any upper layer transmission and signaling protocols).
- L2 includes the Link Access Protocol LAC, Radio Link Access Protocol RLC and Media Access Control MAC.
- the frame numbering scheme is the above CFN-based frame synchronization (Finnish patent applications 982399 and 990499 are incorporated herein by reference), but other frame synchronization methods may alternatively be used, e.g. the method described as prior art in Finnish patent application 982399.
- the CFN-based ciphering described above with reference to Fig. 3 is also used, but other encryption methods may be used as well.
- a Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ is employed, but any other ARQ with soft (or hard) combining can be used instead.
- the basic data packet is an RLC PDU.
- the data packets are transmitted through a traffic channel, such as the Dedicated transport Channel (DCH), Downlink Shared Channel (DSCH) or Uplink Shared Channel (USCH) in UMTS.
- a traffic channel such as the Dedicated transport Channel (DCH), Downlink Shared Channel (DSCH) or Uplink Shared Channel (USCH) in UMTS.
- DCH Dedicated transport Channel
- DSCH Downlink Shared Channel
- USCH Uplink Shared Channel
- the transmitter side MAC entity keeps a table for RLC PDU numbers and corresponding UEFN information on the transmitted RLC PDUs.
- the transmitter Upon receiving a retransmission request with a RLC PDU number, the transmitter retrieves the UEFN used for this RLC PDU number in the initial transmission and uses the retrieved UEFN for ciphering the RLC PDU to be retransmitted. Then when RLC PDU is retransmitted, the UEFN in- formation used for ciphering is signaled as outband to the receiver, as will be explained in more detail below.
- an outband channel associated with the actual data channel is provided for carrying the information required for soft combining and deciphering of the initial and retransmitted ver- sion(s) of the RLC PDU. It can be either FACH, a separate DCH or a more efficiently error correction-coded part of the same DCH where the data is transmitted. In accordance with the invention, it is unnecessary to transmit any outband information with the initial transmission, since the UEFN information can be obtained 'implicitly'.
- the information that is signaled outband associated with a retransmitted version of an RLC PDU in the preferred embodiment of the invention, is described below with reference to Fig. 5.
- the PDU reference number includes: 1) The FN used for the transmission of the first (initial) version of the PDU. This information is needed both for soft combining and deciphering at the receiver side.
- this 'place information parameter is needed to indicate which of the transport blocks (TB) in the radio frame the RLC PDU in question was (one radio frame carries a transport block set (TBS) that may contain several TBs). Each transport block carries one RLC PDU. This information is needed only for soft combining at the receiver side.
- the receiver can calculate the original PDU which should be soft- combined with the received data. From the same information the receiver can also calculate the UEFN (i.e. HFN+CFN) used for the original transmission. Said calculations can be implemented in the L1 , MAC or RLC layer.
- DCH id In addition, if one outband channel is used to control several traffic channels (transport channels), the DCH id of the traffic channel to which the specific outband information refers to needs to be included. If the outband information (PDU reference number) is sent using the same physical channel as for data, no separate DCH id is needed.
- the RLC PDU reference number comprises [CFN, position] in minimum.
- the above approach modifies the Type ll/lll Hybrid ARQ definitions, wherein a concrete RLC PDU number is used to identify the RLC PDUs for soft combining. If it is not acceptable to make this modification, i.e. to omit the RLC PDU number, then another possibility is to transmit the following outband signaling information: RLC PDU number + CFN + CFN cycles (if necessary).
- the RLC PDU is used in soft combining and the CFN cycles + CFN for deci- phering on the receiver side. In this case the "Position in TBS" parameter is not needed in outband information, since it is not necessary for deciphering.
- the exact time of the first version can be told as a physical time offset (ms) between the transmissions if the position of the packet within a frame can be given exactly in milliseconds or preferably as the number of full physical frames (10ms) + the place within the frame.
- Figs. 6 and 7 An example of the transmission and retransmission of RLC PDUs is described with reference to Figs. 6 and 7.
- the examples concern only the downlink direction but similar procedures can also be used in uplink transmission.
- the intention of the examples is not to show an optimal signaling solution for Hybrid Type ll/lll ARQ, but only to illustrate how the CFN- based ciphering can work together with Type ll/lll hybrid ARQ. If combining is based on the RLC PDU number, then it has to be transmitted outband in all transmissions, also in the initial transmission.
- Fig. 6 illustrates an initial (first) transmission of RLC PDUs #1 and
- the RLC sends two PDU's to the MAC within one transmission time interval, thus the TBS will contain both RLC PDUs, #1 and #2.
- the numbering refers to the numbering used in Fig. 6.
- the RLC layer in the RNC sends an MAC_Data req containing the RLC PDU number (in example #1) and the RLC PDU to the MAC layer.
- RLC PDU#1 is ciphered using current UEFN
- TB#1 is built from the ciphered PDU and an optional MAC-header.
- the contents of the MAC header depend on the transport channel type used (common and dedicated channels have different MAC headers). 3-4.
- the RLC layer in the RNC sends another MAC_Data _req containing RLC PDU #2 to the MAC layer.
- RLC PDU#2 is ciphered and TB#2 built.
- the MAC layer builds a Transport Block Set (TBS) containing two TBs, namely TB#1 and TB#2 in this example.
- TBS Transport Block Set
- the MAC also keeps, for each RLC PDU transmitted, a local table with at least the following information: [RAB#, PDU#, UEFN, Position_in_TBS].
- the MAC sends the TBS together with a Transport Format Indicator (TFI) to layer 1.
- Layer 1 adds the CRC to each Transport Block (TB) in the TBS separately.
- Data (TBS) is transmitted to the UE via Node B1 (a base station), or more generally via layer L1 of the radio access network (RAN), over the traffic channel DCH.
- Node B1 a base station
- RAN radio access network
- Layer 1 in the UE performs a CRC check for each TB and if a CRC error is noticed, the erroneous TB is buffered.
- the UE L1 detects a CRC error in TB#2 (corresponds to RLC PDU#2 in this example).
- UE L1 transfers the TBS to the MAC layer and indicates that TB#2 has a CRC error.
- CRC errors are indicated to the RLC. Depending on the RLC protocol details, it is also possible that errors do not need to be indicated to the MAC/RLC layers at all, but the RLC asks for retransmissions on basis of missing PDUs.
- ACK acknowledges
- NACK negative
- Fig. 7 illustrates the retransmission of RLC PDUs #2.
- the numbering refers to the numbering used in Fig. 7.
- the RNC RLC asks the MAC layer to transmit PDU#2, i.e. provides a MAC-Data-req containing the RLC PDU number (#2), the PDU itself and Redundancy information. From the existence of redundancy information, the MAC layer notices that this is a retransmission, and ciphering must be carried out with the UEFN information stored instead of the current UEFN. Actual redundancy information is needed on L1.
- the MAC layer uses the RLC PDU number as an index and retrieves the UEFN and the Position_in_TBS used in the initial transmission of RLC PDU#2 and stored in the table.
- the RNC MAC ciphers the RLC PDU using the UEFN used for initial transmission.
- the required outband information (DCH#, CFN cycles, CFN, Position in TBS, Redundancy) is transmitted to receiver L1. There are several methods for transmitting Outband information', but they are not relevant for this invention. 18. The data is transmitted to transmitter L1 with the guidance related to the redundancy information.
- Data is transmitted to the UE.
- the layer L1 in the UE combines the retransmitted PDU#2 with the one buffered earlier. In other words, the UE
- UE L1 transfers the TBS containing PDU#2 to the MAC layer.
- the received PDU#2 is transferred to the UE RLC layer. After receiving PDU#2 correctly, the UE RLC can acknowledge this to the peer en- tity, i.e. the RNC. It should be noted that whether acknowledgement is sent here or later depends on the ARQ method used.
- the transport blocks (e.g. MAC PDUs) to be combined are identical, including the user data, the MAC header and the RLC header in third generation mobile communications sys- terns.
- some header information between the original transmission and the retransmission such as a polling bit used as a request for an acknowledgement message.
- the information that needs to be changed between the initial transmission and the retransmis- sion(s) of a packet is sent outband with the other outband signaling information indicating the initial version of the packet.
- the initial transmission of the packet may be exactly similar to that described above with reference to Fig. 6.
- the RLC header of the packet contains a polling bit with a first status indicating that an acknowledgement mes- sage is requested from the receiving end, i.e. the UE. In other words, the UE reads the polling bit from the inband RLC header.
- the retransmission of the packet is also similar to that described with reference to Fig. 7. However, the polling bit of the retransmitted packet should have a second status indicating that no acknowledgement message is required.
- the RNC MAC sends the initial RLC PDU with the first polling bit status as described above with reference to Fig. 7.
- the outband information send by the RNC in step 17 also contains the new status of the polling bit.
- steps 20, 21 and 22 are carried out as described above.
- the UE-MAC may send to the UE- RLC a RLC PDU in which the status of the polling bit has been changed in accordance with the polling bit status in the outband information.
- the RLC layer will proceed according to the new polling bit status.
- the UE- MAC may give to the UE-RLC the initial (unchanged) RLC PDU, and the UE- RLC will use the polling bit status received with the outband information instead of the inband polling bit status in the RLC PDU.
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