WO2002007465A1 - Datenübertragung in einem kommunikationssystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for updating and / or adapting transmission structures, in particular time slot structures according to the preamble features of patent claim 1, and a communication system for carrying out this method.
- information for example voice, image information or other data
- the electromagnetic waves are emitted at carrier frequencies that lie in the frequency band provided for the respective system.
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
- 3rd generation systems frequencies in the frequency band of approx. 2000 MHz are provided.
- the data structures for data transmission and signaling are predetermined by specifications such as GSM Rec. Or DECT Rec. This
- Data structures such as the number of time slots, time slot frames, duration of the time slots and time slot frames and the burst structures for TDMA, TDD, TD / CDMA, TD / SDCDMA and FDD systems and spreading codes for CDMA systems must then be in base stations that communicate with one another and mobile station can be implemented.
- the requirements for such structures change or improved structures are developed.
- such altered structural ⁇ can not be implemented quickly temperatures because the specifications only changed and also dkiesgremien in the Standar ⁇ such as ETSI, ITU, or ARIB must be coordinated. Such change requests can be very lengthy.
- a time slot frame consists of 8 time slots, as shown in FIG. 1.
- a single time slot has a duration of 0.577 msec and the entire time slot frame has a duration of approximately 4.6 msec.
- multi-frames or multiframes for data and signaling as well as superordinate superframes and hyperframes are defined.
- bursts such as, for example, normal burst, frequency correction burst, synchronization burst, placeholder or dummy burst and access or access burst are also clearly defined.
- the normal burst shown in FIG. 2, which is used for the transmission of data for signaling, is specified in accordance with the following Table 1:
- a new service is to be introduced in an existing mobile radio network, for example to optimize the transmission rate, a different time slot structure and / or burst structure for TDMA / TDD, TD / CDMA, TD / SDCDMA systems and / or other spreading codes for pure CDMA - Systems or FDMA / TDMA / CDMA systems as the structures previously implemented in the system.
- mobile subscribers are usually provided with a new handset with this new feature.
- the object of the invention is to provide methods and radio communication systems in which transmission structures, in particular time slot structures, can be updated and newly set up, in particular at base stations and mobile stations, without great technical outlay.
- This object is achieved by the method for updating and / or adapting transmission structures, in particular time slot structures with the features of claim 1 and the communication system with the features of claim 11.
- the special time slot structure and the structure of the Communicating the physical content (burst) of the time slot enables the provision of a simple basic transmission frame which can be supplemented in a particularly variable manner.
- the burst structures can also be sent out via a BCCH.
- TDMA frame time slot frame
- the structures can also be service-dependent.
- the storage of various transmission structures over a definable or fixed period of time in a memory in the mobile part (MS) and / or the base stations (BS) enables on the one hand a transmission of the parameters of the corresponding transmission structure that is not necessary for every connection establishment.
- the selection of transmission structures to be stored and / or the deletion of transmission structures that are not used over a predefinable period of time and / or relatively rarely used transmission structures from the memory are proposed for memory optimization.
- a basic time slot procedure and a basic error protection procedure for the transmission of the parameters ensure a particularly efficient and secure adaptation of the transmission structure to the respectively requested service.
- Data structures such as the number of time slots, time slot frames, the duration of the time slots and time slot frames and the burst structures for TDMA, TDD, TD / CDMA, TD / SDCDMA and FDD systems and spreading codes for CDMA systems are thus implemented in communicating base stations and mobile stations.
- Fig. 3 shows a block diagram of a known mobile radio system
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of the known frame structure of the TDD transmission method and FIG. 5 shows a specially adapted burst.
- the mobile radio system shown in FIG. 3 as an example of a known radio communication system consists of a multiplicity of base station control devices or mobile switching centers MSC, which are networked with one another or provide access to a fixed network PSTN. Furthermore, these mobile switching centers MSC are each connected to at least one device RNM for allocating radio resources. Each of these devices RNM in turn enables a connection to at least one base station BS.
- a base station BS can connect via a radio interface to subscriber stations, e.g. Build mobile stations MS or other mobile and stationary devices.
- At least one radio cell Z is formed by each base station BS.
- Sectorization or, in the case of hierarchical cell structures, several radio cells Z are also supplied per base station BS.
- 3 shows, by way of example, existing connections VI, V2, V3 for the transmission of useful information and signaling information between mobile stations MS and a base station BS and a request for resource allocation or a short confirmation message in an access channel R ⁇ CH by another mobile station MS.
- an organization channel BCCH: Broadcast Control CHannel
- BCCH Broadcast Control CHannel
- An operations and maintenance center OMC implements control and maintenance functions for the mobile radio system or for parts thereof.
- the functionality of this structure can be transferred to other radio communication systems, in particular for subscriber access networks with a wireless subscriber line.
- the frame structure of the radio transmission for TDMA / CDMA can be seen from FIG. 4.
- a TDMA component TDMA: Time Division Multiple Access
- a frequency band extends over a frequency range B.
- Some of the time slots ts0 to ts ⁇ are used in the downward direction DL (downlink from BS to MS) and some of the time slots ts9 to tsl5 are used in the upward direction UL (uplink from MS to BS).
- the frequency band for the upward direction UL corresponds to the frequency band for the downward direction DL.
- Information of several connections is transmitted in radio blocks within the time slots ts.
- Radio blocks for the transmission of user data consist of sections with data d, in which training sequences known at the receiving end are sometimes embedded.
- the data d with 1..N symbols are spread individually for each connection with a fine structure, a subscriber code c, so that, for example, n connections can be separated at the receiving end by this CDMA component (CDMA: Code Division Multiple Access).
- a physical channel is formed by a frequency band B, a time slot, for example ts6, and a subscriber code c.
- several physical resources are usually linked to a logical channel. For example, 8 physical resources are required for the 144 kbit / s service in the uplink and downlink.
- Tchip duration Qchips are transmitted within the symbol duration Tsym.
- the Q chips form the connection-specific subscriber code c.
- a guard time gp (guard period) is within the time slot ts
- the UMTS / TDD radio interface parameters used are advantageously:
- the subscriber-specific distinction is given by an appropriately assigned spreading code c.
- a mobile station MS which wants to set up a connection, receives on its request sent via the RACH in a known manner u. a. the information as to which spread code c is to be used for access or connection establishment.
- a corresponding special time slot structure belongs to this service.
- This time slot structure is essentially characterized by the starting point and the duration of the time slot and the assigned data block or burst structure.
- the subscriber is informed accordingly of the individual parameters of the time slot structures.
- the air interface between a mobile station MS and a base station BS is then set up for the special requested service with the corresponding parameters of the time slots.
- other parameters can also be transmitted to the subscriber, such as the transmission power, a spreading code c, etc.
- an automatic function can also be implemented for memory optimization, which deletes transmission structures that are not used or transmission structures that are used relatively rarely from the memory over a predefinable period of time.
- burst installation devices and burst uninstallation devices implemented in the mobile part are supplied with the corresponding parameters.
- the handset thus only serves as a hardware platform.
- the network elements in particular the mobile stations MS and the base stations BS, use a base time slot method and a base error protection method for the transmission of the parameters.
- a base time slot method and a base error protection method for the transmission of the parameters.
- an ARQ (Automatic Repeat Request) method which is based on a block code, and the time slot structure of the normal burst of the GSM system can be used.
- modified tail bits or list end markings and / or training sequences can also be transmitted with improved performance.
- shortened tail bits and shortened training sequences can also be selected.
- burst types that are to be developed in the future can be used in this method. Examples are access bursts for random access or handover access, frequency correction bursts, synchronization bursts, normal bursts for voice, data, signaling and broadcasting as well as placeholder or you y-bursts.
- FIG. 5 An exemplary structure of a normal burst for an existing time slot with a duration of 0.577 msec, which enables such an adaptation to different services and has shortened tail bits and training sequences, is shown in FIG. 5 and Table 2:
- Table 2 Structure of a burst with shortened tail bit and shortened training sequence
- this exemplary normal burst contains approximately 20% more data bits.
- a message service can be used to transmit the special parameters of the normal burst as well as the bit sequence for the tail bit and the bit sequence of the training sequence, e.g. the well-known text message service SMS.
- the time or starting point of the time slot must be communicated.
- transmission channels such as the Random Access Channel R ⁇ CH or the BCCH are also suitable for the transmission of the information required for this.
- a certain information element is preferably sent from a mobile station MS, which supports flexible structures, to the network or the base station BS communicating with it, so that the latter and / or the system can recognize whether the communicating mobile station MS with flexible structures can work.
- the additional information element is preferably transmitted during the request of the service. This information can be stored in the home register HLR and / or visitor register VLR by setting a flag. Alternatively, a corresponding information element can also be transmitted from base stations BS working with flexible structures to mobile stations MS and / or the communication system when new connections are established.
- the transmission and adaptation of the structures by software or the transmission via is also particularly advantageous Items of information through the network for the base stations BS and on the air interface for the respective mobile stations MS ⁇ .
- the structures can also be service-dependent.
- time slot structures can be different both in the uplink and in the downlink, whereby for the downlink e.g. other burst structures can also be defined.
- (Burst 1) is required for a half rate speech channel (service 2) a gross data rate of 8.0 kbit / s (burst 2), for a 64 kbit / s data service (service 3) a gross data rate of 85 , 8 kbit / s (burst 3), a gross data rate of 54.8 kbit / s (burst 4) for a 32 Kbit / s data service (service 4) and a gross data rate for a 16 Kbit / s data service (service 5) of 39.0 kbit / s (burst 5).
- the bits on the air interface are numbered from 1 to 1250, as shown in Table 8. If a subscriber requests service 1, burst 1 is assigned to him, namely with bits 1 to 156 of a time slot frame. If a subscriber subsequently requests a service 2, bits 157 to 234 are assigned to it. If, for example, services 3, 4 and 5 are requested one after the other, then the next subscriber for service 3 receives burst 3 on bits 235 to 702, the subscriber thereafter for service 4 (burst 4) bits 703 to 1014 and the following subscribers then for service 5 (burst 5) bits 1015 to 1248. The remaining 2 bits remain free. It may look different on another frequency, depending on what the subscribers supplied via it have requested.
- the subscriber is informed in a message which bit of the time slot frame his burst begins and ends with. He is also informed of the structure of the burst.
- Another constellation could e.g. consist of two requests for service 3 and one for service 4.
- Bits 1 to 468 could be assigned to the first subscriber from service 3, bits 469 to 936 to the second subscriber from service 3, and bits 937 to 1248 to the subscriber with service 4.
- the remaining 2 bits of the 1250 bits of the time slot frame remain free. This assignment is illustrated in Table 9.
- Table 10 shows another constellation with service 16 sixteen times.
- the structures on the individual frequencies can of course be different.
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