WO2007100032A1 - 移動通信システム、そのスクランブルコード割り当て方法、移動局、および基地局 - Google Patents
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- Mobile communication system scramble code assignment method thereof, mobile station, and base station
- the present invention relates to a mobile communication system, a scramble code assignment method thereof, a mobile station, a base station, a mobile station operation method and program, a base station operation method and program, and in particular, a scramble in a mobile radio communication cellular system.
- the present invention relates to a method for assigning a code to a base station autonomously setting a scramble code.
- a central node 101 having a function of a radio base station controller (RNC: Radio Network Controller) is arranged on a network (not shown).
- RNC Radio Network Controller
- a plurality of base stations (Node B) 102... 102 are connected to the central node 101.
- Each base station 102 ⁇ 102 communicates with a plurality of mobile stations (UE: User Equipment) 103 ⁇ 103 in each service area (cell).
- Base station-specific scramble codes used by the base station 102 and the mobile station 103 during this communication are managed by the RNC of the central node 101.
- Non-Patent Document 1 proposes a network configuration of a mobile communication cellular system in which such a system without a central node operates without problems.
- Figure 14 shows the system configuration in this case.
- a plurality of base stations (Node B) 111... 111 having an RNC function are arranged on a network (not shown).
- Each base station 111 ⁇ 11 1 performs radio communication with a plurality of mobile stations (UEs) 112 ⁇ 112 within each service area (cell).
- UEs mobile stations
- Patent Document 1 proposes a method in which a base station that does not rely on a central node autonomously assigns a scrambling code.
- a method in which the base station in Patent Document 1 autonomously assigns a scramble code will be described with reference to FIG. 15 and FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the operation of the conventional base station.
- step S101 when the base station is activated, the base station selects a code dedicated for activation (step S101).
- the base station starts a timer at the same time as starting the service (step S102), and determines whether the mobile station power is notified of the scramble code (step S103).
- step S103: NO if there is no notification about the code from the mobile station (step S103: NO), the process proceeds to step S106.
- step S104 if there is a notification about the code from the mobile station (step S104), and the information on the scramble codes of the neighboring base stations stored in the base station so far is stored in the mobile station. Notify (step S105).
- the base station determines whether or not the timer started in step S102 has ended.
- Step S106 As a result, if the timer has not expired (step S106: NO), the process returns to step S103. On the other hand, if the timer has expired (step S106: YES), the base station scramble code information of the surrounding base stations stored in the base station is used to reselect the intermediate scramble code for the service. (Step S107).
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the operation of the conventional mobile station.
- the mobile station when executing a handoff process, the mobile station identifies the scramble code of the neighboring base station and stores it in the scramble code management table of the mobile station (step S111). Next, the mobile station notifies the base station of information on neighboring base stations stored in the table (step S112). Next, the mobile station determines whether or not there is a notification of information on neighboring base stations stored in the scramble code management table of the base station (step S113). As a result, if there is no notification from the base station (step S 113: NO), the operation is terminated. On the other hand, if there is a notification from the base station (step S113: YES), the scramble code management table is updated (step S114), and the operation is terminated.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005-142967
- Non-Patent Document 1 3GPP, R3-051105, NTT DoCoMo, "Location of RRC & RRM lunctions for EUTRAN", Oct. 2005
- the mobile station needs to accurately identify the scramble code of the adjacent base station.
- the scramble codes of all adjacent base stations are identified, the amount of calculation and the identification time are increased, which causes an increase in power consumption.
- the notification information of the mobile station and the base station becomes frequent and large.
- An object of the present invention is to reduce the amount of information and power consumption of a mobile station without identifying a scramble code of an adjacent base station, while minimizing notification information between the base station and the mobile station. It is to provide a method for autonomously selecting an S scramble code. Means for solving the problem
- a scramble code assignment method for a mobile communication system is a scramble code assignment method for a mobile communication system that performs communication using a scramble code between a base station and a mobile station.
- a first communication step in which the base station determines an initial setting scramble code from a plurality of predetermined scramble codes, and performs communication using the determined initial scramble code;
- the station receives the signal sent in the first communication step, it determines whether a candidate scramble code other than the initial scramble code can be used in communication, and provides control information including the determination result.
- the base station selects the candidate scramble code from the plurality of scramble codes, and passes the selected candidate scramble code to the mobile station. You may have the step to know.
- the mobile station may further include a step of selecting the candidate scramble code as the plurality of scramble code powers.
- the mobile station measures a correlation value between a signal sent from the base station and the candidate scramble code, and the measured correlation value And determining whether or not the candidate scramble code can be used in communication.
- the notifying step may include a step of determining whether or not the candidate scrambling code can be used for communication when the mobile station receives a predetermined control signal from the mobile station.
- the notifying step may include a step of determining whether or not the candidate scramble code can be used in communication when the mobile station identifies the initial setting scramble code.
- the first communication step includes: the base station is the intermediate force of at least one of the plurality of scramble codes set in advance, the scramble code being assigned in advance. There may be a step of selecting a code.
- the first communication step may include a step in which the base station selects the initial scramble code among the plurality of scramble codes set in advance.
- the mobile station in the notification step, communicates control information when the candidate scramble code is determined to be usable for communication, and the candidate scramble code communicates. And notifying the base station of at least one of the control information when it is determined that the base station is not usable.
- the base station determines that the total number of notifications of the control information notified from the mobile station and the candidate scramble code in the control information can be used for communication. Based on the total number of notifications of control information or the total number of notifications of control information when it is determined that the candidate scramble code is not usable in communication, the candidate scramble code is used as the service scramble code. There may be a step of determining.
- the mobile communication system is a mobile communication system in which a scramble code is used for communication between a base station and a mobile station.
- the base station performs initial setting scramble from a plurality of predetermined scramble codes.
- the initial determined A service scramble code is determined from the candidate scramble code based on first communication means for performing communication using a set scramble code and control information notified from the mobile station, and the determined service Second communication means for performing communication using a scramble code, and when the mobile station receives a signal sent by the first communication means, a candidate scramble code other than the initial set scramble code It is characterized by having a judging means for judging whether or not can be used in communication, and a notifying means for notifying the control information including a judgment result by the judging means.
- a mobile station performs communication using a default scrambling code among a plurality of predetermined scrambling codes in a mobile station that communicates with a base station using a scrambling code.
- a judgment means for judging whether a candidate scramble code other than the initial setting scramble code is usable in communication, and control information including a judgment result by the judgment means
- notifying means for notifying the base station.
- the mobile station according to the present invention may further include means for selecting the candidate scramble code from the plurality of scramble codes.
- the determination means measures a correlation value between the signal sent from the base station and the candidate scramble code, and determines whether the candidate scramble code can be used in communication based on the correlation value. You may have a means to do.
- the determination means may include means for determining whether or not the candidate scramble code can be used for communication when receiving a predetermined control signal of the mobile station power.
- the notification means includes at least one of control information when the candidate scramble code is determined to be usable for communication and control information when the candidate scramble code is determined not to be usable for communication. Have a means to notify the base station.
- the base station determines a plurality of predetermined scramble code initial setting scramble codes in a base station that communicates with a mobile station using a scramble code.
- the candidate scramble code power also has a second communication means for determining a service scramble code and performing communication using the determined service scramble code.
- the base station according to the present invention may further include means for selecting the candidate scramble code from the plurality of scramble codes and notifying the mobile station of the selected candidate scramble code.
- the first communication means may include means for selecting the initial scramble code from at least one pre-assigned initial scramble code among the preset scramble codes.
- the first communication means may include means for selecting the initial scramble code from the plurality of scramble codes set in advance.
- the second communication means includes control information when it is determined that the total number of notifications of the control information notified from the mobile station and the candidate scramble code in the control information can be used in communication. Means for determining the candidate scramble code as the service scramble code based on the total number of notifications or the total number of notifications in the control information when it is determined that the candidate scramble code cannot be used in communication. You can have it!
- An operation method of a mobile station is an operation method of a mobile station that performs communication with a base station using a scramble code. Initially set scramble of a plurality of predetermined scramble codes is provided. When receiving a signal transmitted from the base station by communication using a code, a step of determining whether a candidate scramble code other than the initial scramble code can be used in communication, and a control including the determination result And notifying the base station of information.
- An operation method of a base station is an operation method of a base station that communicates with a mobile station using a scramble code.
- An initial scramble code is obtained from a plurality of predetermined scramble codes.
- An operation program for a mobile station is an operation program for a mobile station that communicates with a base station using a scramble code, and is an initial program among a plurality of scramble codes determined in advance by a computer.
- a step of determining whether a candidate scramble code other than the initial set scramble code can be used in communication and a result of the determination And a step of notifying the base station of the control information including it.
- An operation program for a base station is an operation program for a base station that communicates with a mobile station using a scramble code.
- a step of determining a code, a step of performing communication using the determined initial scramble code, and a candidate scramble code other than the initial scramble code notified from the mobile station being used in communication And determining the candidate scramble code power service scramble code based on the control information including the determination result, and performing communication using the determined service scramble code.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining an overall configuration of a mobile radio system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a base station according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a code sequence of the entire scramble code including an initial set scramble code and a candidate scramble code in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 shows a scramble code in the code information storage unit in the first embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the content of the management table.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile station according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an operation of the base station according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an operation of the mobile station according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile station according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an operation of the base station according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an operation of the mobile station according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an operation of the base station according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an operation of the mobile station according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining an overall configuration of a mobile communication system when a conventional central node is arranged.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining the overall configuration of a mobile communication system in the case where a conventional central node is not arranged.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the operation of a conventional base station.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the operation of a conventional mobile station.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a mobile communication system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the power applied to the mobile communication system according to the present embodiment is, for example, a radio access scheme using a CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) scheme.
- CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
- FDMA Frequency Division Multiple Access
- TDMA Time Division Multiple Access
- any wireless access method is applicable as long as wireless communication is performed between the base station and the mobile station using a scramble code unique to the base station.
- mobile communication system 10 includes a plurality of (two in the example in the figure) radio base stations (hereinafter referred to as “base stations”) on a network (not shown).
- base stations radio base stations
- 1 1 and 11 are arranged and perform wireless communication with multiple (three in the example in the figure) mobile stations 12-12 in the service areas (cells) CL and CL formed by each. .
- a scramble code that is an identifier unique to the base station is used.
- Each cell CL is distinguished by this scramble code.
- base station 11 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of base station 11 according to the present embodiment.
- the base station 11 functionally includes a radio communication unit 21, a control information management unit 22 connected to the signal input / output side, and a code information storage unit connected to the signal input / output side. 23, and a code selection unit 24 connected to the signal input / output side of the control information management unit 22 and the code information storage unit 23.
- the base station 11 is also equipped with a memory (not shown) that holds information on a code sequence of a scramble code, which will be described later.
- the wireless communication unit 21 includes a known circuit configuration (for example, an antenna, a duplexer, a power amplifier, a modulation / demodulation circuit, a scramble code generation circuit, etc.), and a scramble code generation circuit (not shown) by these circuit operations.
- the wireless communication is performed with the mobile station 12 located in the cell CL of the base station 11 using the scramble code (initially set scramble code, service scramble code) generated by (1).
- the radio communication unit 21 receives a signal from the mobile station 12 and sends the received signal to the control information management unit 22, while sending a signal including the control information generated by the control information management unit 22 to the mobile station 12. Send to.
- the control information management unit 22 has a circuit power equipped with, for example, a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control, and the CPU executes a program command preset in a recording medium such as a ROM, Processes related to the generation and extraction of control information in cooperation with the radio communication unit 21, code selection unit 24, and code information storage unit 23 Do.
- control information management unit 22 includes information on the scramble code selected by the code selection unit 24 (see the initial scramble code, candidate scramble code, and service scramble code described later) and the code information storage unit 23. Based on the information of the scramble code management table (see later), control information to be notified to the mobile station 12 is generated and transferred to the radio communication unit 21.
- the generated control information includes control information for making an interference measurement request to the mobile station 12, control information for transmitting a candidate scramble code number to the mobile station 12, and control information for transmitting a service scramble code to the mobile station 12.
- BCH Broadcast Channel
- control information management unit 22 extracts the control information notified by the mobile station 12 from the signal received by the wireless communication unit 21.
- the extracted control information includes, for example, control information indicating whether the candidate scramble code from the mobile station 12 is usable. This control information is transferred to the code information storage unit 24 and the code selection unit 23 according to the contents.
- the code selection unit 24 also has a circuit power including, for example, a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 22, and is preset in a recording medium such as a CPU power 3 ⁇ 4o M.
- a circuit power including, for example, a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 22, and is preset in a recording medium such as a CPU power 3 ⁇ 4o M.
- the initial setting scramble code is selected, the candidate scramble code to be notified to the mobile station 12, and the service in cooperation with the control information management unit 22 and the code information storage unit 23.
- Each process of scramble code selection is performed.
- Each selected scramble code is transferred to the control information management unit 22.
- These scramble codes are obtained by dividing a code sequence of scramble codes set in advance into groups. Since this code sequence is required at the time of data transmission, it is generated by a scramble code generation circuit (not shown) included in the radio communication unit 21 and held in the memory (not shown) of the base station 11. An example of this code sequence is shown in FIG.
- the total number (number) of scramble code sequences is N ( ),
- the remaining N ⁇ n code sequences (n + 1 to? ⁇ Th code sequences in the figure) among the code sequences are determined as “candidate scramble codes”. Thereafter, as described later, interference measurement is performed using a candidate scramble code. If the candidate scramble code becomes usable as a result, the candidate scramble code is determined as a “service scramble code”. It is desirable to select each scramble code randomly so that there is no bias.
- the code information storage unit 23 has, for example, a circuit power in which a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 22 is mounted, and a scramble code management table ( And the information in the scramble code management table on the recording medium is updated based on the control information from the mobile station 12 extracted by the control information management unit 22.
- Information on the scramble code management table can be referred to by the control information management unit 22 and the code selection unit 24.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of the scramble code management table of the code information storage unit 23.
- the scramble code management table is notified in response to an interference measurement request as to whether the candidate scramble code number can be used.
- the number of notifications that the mobile station 12 in the cell CL can be used (the number of available notifications) and the total number of notifications from the mobile station 12 in the cell CL (including the cases where the mobile station 12 is usable and the cases where it is not usable) ) Is stored.
- the scramble code number is 20, 25, 30, the number of available notifications corresponding to each is 85, 80, 38, and the total number of notifications is 100, 100, 40. Show me!
- mobile station 12 is connected to radio communication unit 31, cell search unit 32 and normal reception unit 34 connected to its signal output side, and signal output side of cell search unit 32.
- the scramble code determination unit 33 and its signal output side are connected in parallel with the normal reception unit 34.
- the control information management unit 35 is connected, the interference measurement unit 36 is connected to the signal output side, and the code determination unit 37 is connected to the signal output side.
- the signal output side of the code determination unit 37 is connected to the control information management unit 35, and the signal output side is connected to the wireless communication unit 31.
- the mobile station 12 is also equipped with a memory (not shown) that holds information on the above-described code sequence of scramble codes (initially set scramble code, candidate scramble code).
- the information of the code sequence may be received by, for example, a packet transmitted from the base station 11 and held in the memory.
- only index information associated with code sequence information used in common with the base station 11 may be received, and the code sequence information may be identified from the index information and stored in the memory.
- a generator polynomial for code generation used in common with the base station 11 is stored in advance, and only parameter information input to the generator polynomial is received, and the generator polynomial is obtained from the parameter information.
- the code sequence information may be generated using and stored in the memory.
- the wireless communication unit 31 has a known circuit configuration (for example, an antenna, a duplexer, a power amplifier, etc.). By these circuit operations, a scramble code (initial setting scramble code, service scramble code) is generated. Wireless communication with the base station 11 is performed. As a result, the wireless communication unit 31 receives the signal from the base station 11 and sends the received signal to the cell search unit 32 and the normal reception unit 34, while receiving the control information generated by the control information management unit 35. The included signal is transmitted to the base station 11.
- a scramble code initial setting scramble code, service scramble code
- the cell search unit 32 has a known circuit configuration, and by these circuit operations, identifies the scramble code of the base station 11 to be connected by cell search based on the received signal from the radio communication unit 31. The result is sent to the scramble code determination unit 33.
- a method of identifying a scramble code by cell search for example, a correlation between a received signal and a known scramble code stored in a memory in advance is calculated, and a scramble code sequence that maximizes the correlation value is obtained by The one identified as the scramble code used in station 11 is used.
- the scramble code determination unit 33 has a known circuit configuration, and the scramble code power identified by the cell search unit 32 by these circuit operations. It is determined whether it is within the range of the initial set scramble code among the known scramble codes stored in advance in memory (not shown). As a result, when it is within the range of the initial setting scramble code, the process is switched to the process of the control information management unit 35, and when not within the range of the initial setting scramble code, the process is switched to the process of the normal receiving unit 34.
- the normal receiving unit 34 has a known receiving circuit configuration (for example, a demodulation circuit), and the scramble code identified by the cell search unit 32 is within the range of the initial set scrambling code by these circuit operations. If not, the received signal from the radio communication unit 31 is demodulated by a normal receiving operation.
- a known receiving circuit configuration for example, a demodulation circuit
- the control information management unit 35 has, for example, a circuit power equipped with a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control, and the CPU executes a program command preset in a recording medium such as a ROM, Performs processing related to generation and extraction of control information
- control information management unit 35 generates control information to be notified to the base station 11 based on the determination result from the scramble code determination unit 33, the determination result from the code determination unit 37, and the like. Send to part 31.
- the generated control information includes control information indicating whether the candidate scramble code can be used. For example, when 3G (3rd generation mobile phone) standard channel is used, this control information is RACH (R andom Access Channel) that is an uplink common channel or DCH (Dedicated channel) to which mobile station 12 is individually assigned. Is notified to the base station 11.
- control information management 35 extracts control information notified by the base station 11 from the signal received by the wireless communication unit 31.
- the extracted control information includes control information for making an interference measurement request from the base station 11, control information for transmitting the candidate scramble code number from the base station 11, and control information for transmitting the service scramble code from the base station 11. included.
- the interference measurement request and the candidate scramble code number are transferred to the interference measurement unit 36.
- the service scramble code is transferred to the radio communication unit 31.
- the interference measuring unit 36 also has, for example, a circuit power equipped with a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 35, and is preset in a recording medium such as CPU power 3 ⁇ 4OM.
- Wireless communication unit by executing program instructions The cross-correlation between the received signal from 31 and the candidate scramble code notified from the base station 11 out of the control information extracted by the control information management unit 35 is calculated to measure the interference level of the candidate scramble code. The result is transferred to the code determination unit 37.
- the code determination unit 37 also has a circuit power including, for example, a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 35, and is preset in a recording medium such as a CPU power 3 ⁇ 4o M.
- the candidate service scramble code notified from the base station 11 can be used based on the interference level measurement result measured by the interference measurement unit 36. judge.
- the determination result is transferred to the control information management unit 35.
- the code selection unit 24 selects, for example, one sequence at random from a group of a plurality of initial scramble code sequences (see FIG. 3) of the scramble codes. Then, communication with the mobile station 12 in the cell CL of the base station 11 is started via the wireless communication unit 21 using one series of initial setting scramble codes (step S1).
- the base station 11 uses the code selection unit 24 to select, for example, one sequence at random from a group of candidate scramble codes (see FIG. 3) other than the initial set scramble code group among the scramble codes. (Step S2).
- the base station 11 generates control information corresponding to the interference measurement request by the control information management unit 22, and transmits the control information to the mobile station 12 in the cell CL via the radio communication unit 21.
- an interference measurement request is sent to the mobile station 12 (step S3).
- the base station 11 generates control information for notifying the candidate scramble code selected in step S2 by the control information management unit 22, and notifies the mobile station 12 of the control information via the radio communication unit 21. (Step S4).
- the base station 11 receives, via the wireless communication unit 21, a notification as to whether the candidate scramble code that can be used in response to the interference measurement request is usable. (Step S5), the number of available notifications corresponding to the candidate scramble code in the scramble code management table (see FIG. 4) by the code information storage unit 23 based on the notification. And the information on the total number of notifications is updated (step S6).
- the base station 11 determines that the total number of notifications (number of samples) updated by the code selection unit 24 in the scramble code management table exceeds the required number of notifications (threshold)! (Step S7).
- step S7 NO
- step S7 YES
- this threshold value when this threshold value is set to be large, it is possible to set a more optimal service scramble code with less interference, but the time and amount of calculation for code setting increase and the cost increases. .
- this threshold if this threshold is set to a small value, the time and amount of calculation for code setting can be reduced and the cost can be reduced, but there is a high possibility that a service scramble code with large interference will be set. . Therefore, it is desirable to set an optimal threshold value considering these factors.
- step S8: NO the ratio of the number of usable times to the total number of notifications updated in the scrambling code management table is less than the threshold.
- step S8: YES the ratio of the number of usages to the total number of notifications updated in the scramble code management table exceeds the threshold.
- the base station 11 uses the control information management unit 22 to determine the service service determined in step S9.
- the scramble code and the change timing of the scramble code are generated as control information, and the control information is notified to the mobile station 12 via the wireless communication unit 21 (step 510).
- the base station 11 updates the determined service scramble code (step 511), and starts communication with the mobile station 12 via the wireless communication unit 21 using the service scramble code. .
- comparison is made between two threshold values, that is, a comparison between the number of samples in step S7 and a threshold value, and a comparison between a usable ratio and a threshold value in step S8.
- these are the comparisons necessary to determine whether the candidate scramble code is usable or not, but it is possible to compare only one of them, which does not necessarily require both steps. is there.
- the usable ratio is calculated each time a notification (sample) is received from the mobile station 12, and when a predetermined waiting time elapses, the comparison is made with a threshold value. You may make it do. In this case, it is desirable that the waiting time for obtaining the sample is set to a time sufficient to realize the processing while ensuring certainty.
- mobile station 12 uses cell search unit 32 to perform cell search for identifying the scramble code of base station 11 that performs communication based on the received signal from radio communication unit 31 (step S21).
- the mobile station 12 determines whether or not the scramble code identified by the cell search unit 32 is an initial set scramble code (step S22). This determination is performed by the scramble code determination unit 33 based on whether or not it matches the initial setting scramble code previously stored in a memory (not shown).
- step S22: NO when the scramble code identified by the cell search is not the default scramble code (step S22: NO), the mobile station 12 switches from the scramble code determination unit 33 to the process of the normal reception unit 34, and thereafter The normal reception unit 34 performs normal reception via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S31).
- step S22: YES when the scramble code identified by the cell search is the default scramble code (step S22: YES), the mobile station 12 switches from the scramble code determination unit 33 to the process of the control information management unit 35 and controls the scramble code. Control information corresponding to the interference measurement request on the received signal from the base station 11 by the information management unit 35 It is determined whether or not the power is included (step S23).
- step S23 if the received information from the base station 11 includes control information corresponding to the interference measurement request (step S23: YES), the mobile station 12 transmits the base station via the radio communication unit 31. 1 Control information corresponding to the candidate scramble code from 1 is received (step S 24).
- the mobile station 12 uses the interference measurement unit 36 to correlate the received signal from the base station 11 with the candidate scramble code notified by the control information from the base station 11, thereby setting the interference level. Measure (Step S25).
- the mobile station 12 uses the code determination unit 37 to compare the interference value (interference level) measured in step S25 with a preset allowable interference value (threshold value), so that the base station It is determined whether the candidate scramble code notified from 11 can be used (threshold satisfies the condition of interference level) (step S26).
- this threshold value when this threshold value is set small, a more optimal service scramble code can be set with less interference, but the time and calculation amount for code setting increase and the cost increases. .
- this threshold value if this threshold value is set to a large value, the time and amount of calculation for code setting will be reduced, and the cost can be reduced, but there is a high possibility that a service scramble code with large interference will be set. . Therefore, it is desirable to set an optimal threshold value in consideration of these.
- step S26 YES
- the mobile station 12 uses the control information management unit 35 to indicate that ( Control information corresponding to the usable information is generated, and the control information is notified to the base station 11 via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S27).
- step S26: NO the mobile station 12 uses the control information management unit 35 to Control information corresponding to the effect (unusable) is generated, and the control information is notified to the base station 11 via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S28). Then, the process returns to step S23 and the same processing is repeated.
- step S23 if it is determined in step S23 that the received signal from the base station 11 does not include control information corresponding to the interference measurement request (NO), the mobile station 12 passes through the radio communication unit 31. Control information for notifying the service scramble code from base station 11 and its change timing Information is received (step S29). Then, the mobile station 12 changes to the notified service scramble code at the notified change timing based on the control information, and uses the changed service scramble code via the wireless communication unit 31. Then, communication is performed with the base station 11 (step S30).
- base station 11 starts communication using a predetermined initial scrambling code that is used only when a base station is activated. Then, the mobile station 12 determines whether the scramble code identified during the cell search is an initial scramble code. As a result, a candidate service scramble code other than the initial scramble code is determined only when the initial scramble code is used, and control information including a determination result of whether or not the candidate service scramble code can be used is transmitted to the base station 11. Notify The base station 11 stores the control information, determines a service scramble code to be actually used in accordance with the control information, changes to a service scramble code, and starts communication.
- mobile station 12 does not use all scramble codes.
- the amount of computation and power consumption of 2 can be reduced.
- the mobile station 12 enters the mode of interference measurement and reporting information to the base station 11 only when the initial setting scramble code is identified.
- base station 11 can be notified only when control information is required. Therefore, base station 11 and mobile station 1
- the base station 11 takes the lead, and in cooperation with the mobile station 12, the service scramble code can be selected autonomously only by interference measurement instead of duplication determination. .
- the candidate scramble code to be notified to mobile station 12 has been described as being possible for one sequence or a plurality of sequences.
- the selection method is as follows. In addition to selecting at random, for example, selecting manually may be made based on the serial number of the base station 11. In this way, by having a plurality of initial setting scramble codes, when multiple base stations 11 are simultaneously started (simultaneous startup) The effect of reducing the probability of code collision with each other can be obtained.
- the candidate scramble code is selected by the base station.
- a configuration in which a candidate scramble code is selected by a mobile station is applied.
- the mobile communication system according to the present embodiment has the same configuration as that described with reference to FIG.
- the base station according to the present embodiment has the same configuration as that described with reference to FIG.
- the code selection unit 24 does not need to select a candidate scramble code.
- FIG. 8 shows the configuration of mobile station 12 according to the present embodiment.
- the same reference numerals are given to the portions common to FIG. 5 described above.
- mobile station 12 is functionally the same as FIG. 5 (wireless communication unit 31, cell search unit 32, scramble code determination unit 33, normal reception unit 34, control information management unit 35.
- a code selection unit 38 connected to the control information management unit 35 and the interference measurement unit 36, and a code information storage unit 39 connected to the code determination unit 37. .
- the code selection unit 38 also has, for example, a circuit power equipped with a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 35, and is preset in a recording medium such as CPU power 3 ⁇ 4o M.
- the order of candidate scramble code numbers for interference measurement is determined by executing the program instructions. The determined order is transferred to the interference measurement unit 36.
- the order of candidate scramble code numbers for performing this interference measurement is desirably the same in all mobile stations 12 in the same cell CL in order to shorten the time for selecting the scramble code.
- the order of candidate scramble code numbers for measuring interference is It is possible to realize this by making L + nM (n: natural number).
- n natural number
- the candidate scramble code numbers are 45 (33 + 12), 57 (33 + 12 X 2), ... Interference measurement is performed in the order of
- the code information storage unit 39 has, for example, a circuit power in which a microcomputer having a CPU that operates under program control integrated with or separate from the control information management unit 35 is mounted.
- the code determination unit 37 is stored in a recording medium such as a RAM.
- the candidate scramble code number determined by the above and information on whether or not the candidate scramble code can be used and stored are stored in association with each other.
- the code selection unit 24 selects one sequence of scramble codes from the group of initial scramble codes (see Fig. 3), and selects one sequence of initial scramble codes. Using, the communication with the mobile station 12 in the cell CL is started via the wireless communication unit 21 (step S41).
- base station 11 uses control information management unit 22 to generate control information corresponding to the interference measurement request, and transmits the control information to mobile station 12 in cell CL via radio communication unit 21. As a result, the mobile station 12 is requested to perform interference measurement (step S42).
- the base station 11 receives a notification of control information corresponding to a candidate scramble code that can be used from the mobile station 12 via the wireless communication unit 21 (step S43), and in accordance with the notification,
- the code information storage unit 23 updates the information on the candidate service scramble code, the number of usable notifications and the total number of notifications corresponding to the candidate service scramble code in the scramble code management table (step S44).
- the base station 11 determines that the total number of notifications (number of samples) updated by the code selection unit 24 in the scramble code management table exceeds the required number of notifications (threshold). Whether the number of samples is satisfied). As a result, the necessary number of notifications can be ensured and it is determined whether or not the force is sufficient (step S45).
- this threshold value when this threshold value is set to be large, a less optimal interference can be set and a more optimal service scramble code can be set. However, the time and amount of calculation for code setting increase and the cost increases. . On the other hand, if this threshold is set to a small value, the time and amount of calculation for code setting can be reduced and the cost can be reduced, but there is a high possibility that a service scramble code with large interference will be set. . Therefore, it is desirable to set an optimal threshold value in consideration of these.
- step S46: NO when it is determined that the condition of threshold value ⁇ usable ratio is not satisfied and the number of times of use updated in the scrambling code management table is less than the threshold value (step S46: NO), the process returns to step S42.
- the base station 11 repeats the same process.
- step S46: YES if it is determined that the threshold ratio can be used and the usage ratio updated in the scramble code management table exceeds the threshold (step S46: YES), the base station 11
- the code selection unit 24 determines to select the corresponding candidate service scramble code as the service scramble code (step S47).
- the base station 11 generates, as control information, the service scramble code determined in step S67 and its change timing by the control information management unit 22, and the control information is transmitted to the mobile station 12 via the radio communication unit 21. Is notified (step S48).
- the base station 11 updates the determined service scramble code (step S49), and starts communication with the mobile station 12 via the wireless communication unit 21 using the service scramble code. To do.
- the cell search unit 32 receives a signal received from the radio communication unit 31. Based on the above, a cell search for identifying the scramble code of the base station 11 that performs communication is performed (step S51). Next, the mobile station 12 determines whether or not the scramble code identified by the cell search unit 32 is an initial set scramble code (step S52). This determination is performed by the scramble code determination unit 33 based on whether or not it matches the initial setting scramble code previously stored in a memory (not shown).
- step S52: NO when the scramble code identified by the cell search is not the default scramble code (step S52: NO), the mobile station 12 switches from the scramble code determination unit 33 to the process of the normal reception unit 34, and thereafter The normal reception unit 34 performs normal reception via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S63).
- the scramble code identified by the cell search is the initial scramble code (step S52: YES)
- the mobile station 12 switches from the scramble code determination unit 33 to the process of the control information management unit 35, and controls the control information.
- the information management unit 35 determines whether or not the received signal from the base station 11 includes control information corresponding to the interference measurement request, and whether or not the signal is strong (step S53).
- step S53 YES
- the mobile station 12 performs interference measurement by the code selection unit 38.
- the order of candidate scramble codes is determined (step S54).
- the mobile station 12 measures the interference level by obtaining a correlation between the received signal from the base station 11 and the determined candidate scramble code by the interference measuring unit 36 (step S55). .
- the mobile station 12 compares the interference value (interference level) measured in step S55 with the predetermined allowable interference value (threshold value) by the code determination unit 37, thereby measuring interference. It is determined whether or not the candidate scramble code that has been set can be used (the condition that the threshold value> the interference level is satisfied) (step S56).
- step S56 when it is determined that the condition of threshold> interference level is satisfied and the candidate scrambling code is usable (step S56: YES), the mobile station 12 can use the code information storage unit 39. This is stored as a candidate scramble code (step S57). On the other hand, if the condition of threshold> interference level is satisfied and it is determined that the candidate scramble code is unusable (step S56: NO), the mobile station 12 will not use the code information storage unit 39. Store it as a possible candidate scramble code (step S58), return to step S55, and repeat the same process.
- the mobile station 12 determines whether or not the usable candidate scramble codes have been secured by the required number of codes (threshold) (step S59). This determination is performed by the code determination unit 37 by comparing the number of available candidate scramble codes stored in the code information storage unit 39 with a threshold value corresponding to a preset number of required codes. Is called. The result of the comparison is transferred to the control information management unit 35.
- the threshold here is set depending on the amount of overhead and the number of communication times of control information with the base station 11. For example, if the threshold value, which is the required number of codes, is set to 1, the number of exchanges with the power base station 11 that minimizes the amount of overhead increases. Conversely, if the threshold value is set large, the amount of computation and overhead for interference measurement will increase, and the number of exchanges with the base station 11 can be reduced. Therefore, it is desirable to set an optimal threshold value in consideration of these.
- step S59: NO the mobile station 12 returns to step S55 and repeats the same processing.
- step S59: YES the mobile station 12 uses the control information management unit 35 to send control information for reporting usable scrambling codes.
- the control information is generated and notified to the base station 11 via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S60), the process returns to step S53, and the same processing is repeated.
- step S53 if it is determined in step S53 that the control information corresponding to the interference measurement request is not included in the received signal from the base station 11 (NO), the mobile station 12 receives the service scramble code from the base station 11. (Step S6 Do, and the mobile station 12 changes the notified service scramble code to the notified service scramble code at the notified change timing based on the control information. Using the service scramble code, communication is performed with the base station 11 via the wireless communication unit 31 (step S62).
- mobile station 12 does not use all scramble codes.
- the amount of computation and power consumption of 2 can be reduced.
- the base station 12 since the mobile station 12 enters the mode of interference measurement and reporting information to the base station 11 only when the initial setting scramble code is identified, the base station
- base station 11 can be notified only when control information is required. Therefore, base station 11 and mobile station 1
- the mobile station 12 takes the lead, and it becomes possible to select the service scrambling code autonomously in conjunction with the base station 11.
- the base station 11 selects the power S described as a plurality of candidate scramble codes to be selected by the mobile station 12 and notified to the base station 11, and the candidate scramble codes by ⁇ series.
- the scramble code can be selected in the same manner even if the notification is made.
- the mobile communication system according to the third embodiment of the present invention has the same configuration as that described with reference to FIG.
- the base station and mobile station according to the present embodiment have the same configurations as those described with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG.
- a case has been described in which one or a predetermined number of initial setting scramble codes dedicated to start-up are used among a plurality of predetermined scramble codes.
- a case will be described in which all of a plurality of scramble codes predetermined at the time of activation are targeted, and an initial setting scramble code is selected at random.
- the code selection unit 24 randomly selects an initial set scramble code from a group of all scramble codes determined in advance (step S71).
- one initial setting scramble code is randomly selected from N scramble codes.
- the mobile station 12 uses the selected initial setting scramble code to cause the radio communication unit 21 to set a startup dedicated signal. Is transmitted to the mobile station 12 (step S72).
- the base station 11 determines whether or not there is a response packet for signal detection from the mobile station 12 by the radio communication unit 21 (step S73). As a result, when there is a signal detection response packet from the mobile station 12 (step S73: YES), the base station 11 transmits a preset code change signaling to the mobile station 12 by the radio communication unit 21. On the other hand, if there is no signal detection response packet from the mobile station 12 (step S73: NO), the base station 11 returns to step S71 and repeats the same operation.
- step S74 When the process of step S74 is completed, the same processes of steps S2 to S11 as in the first embodiment are executed.
- Usable ratio Number of usable notifications Number of Z response packet notifications
- Usable ratio (Number of notifications in response packet Number of unusable notifications) Number of notifications in Z response packet
- the base station 11 counts the number of response packet notifications and uses it as the total number of notifications, thereby calculating the ratio that can be used only with notifications of whether the candidate scrambling code can be used or not. can do.
- step S81 when starting up, the mobile station 12 uses the wireless communication unit 31 to start up from the base station 11 only.
- a signal is received (step S81), and it is determined whether or not the force is detected (step S82).
- step S82 if the startup dedicated signal is not detected (step S82: NO), the process returns to step S81 and the same operation is repeated.
- step S82 when the startup dedicated signal is detected (step S82: YES), the mobile station 12 transmits the signal detection response packet to the base station 11 by the wireless communication unit 31 (step S83).
- the mobile station 12 determines whether or not the code change signaling from the base station 11 has been made by the radio communication unit 31 (step S84). As a result, when the code change signaling is not strong (step S84: NO), the normal reception unit 34 performs a normal reception operation (step S85). On the other hand, when there is a code change signaling (step S84: YES), the same processing of steps S23 to S30 as in the first embodiment is executed thereafter.
- the base station 11 takes the lead, and in cooperation with the mobile station 12, the service scramble code is measured by interference rather than duplication determination. Can be selected autonomously only.
- an initial setting scramble code is randomly selected from scramble codes predetermined at start-up without using a predetermined initial set-up scramble code at start-up. ing. For this reason, the selectable range of the initial scramble code can be expanded up to the range of all scramble codes, and the options of the initial scramble code can be greatly increased. As a result, there is an advantage that, for example, the probability of code collision can be further reduced when a plurality of base stations are activated simultaneously.
- the first embodiment is applied to the operations of the base station 11 and the mobile station 12 of the present embodiment, but the second embodiment may be applied instead.
- the processing of steps S2 to S11 of the base station 11 of FIG. 11 is changed to the processing of steps S42 to S49 of FIG. 9, and the processing of steps S23 to S30 of the mobile station 12 of FIG. 12 is changed to step S53 of FIG. It is possible to change to the process of ⁇ S62.
- the mobile station 12 takes the lead, and in cooperation with the base station 11, the service scramble code is overlapped. It is possible to select autonomously only by interference measurement, not double determination.
- scrambling codes can be assigned in the same manner even if the base station 11 has three or more powers as described by way of example of two mobile communication systems.
- the mobile station 12 in each of the above-described embodiments may be any communication terminal (mobile phone, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) or other portable communication device, in-vehicle device, as long as it has the above-described functions. Etc.), for example, it may be an electronic device equipped with a communication function such as a special measuring instrument.
- the base station 11 and the mobile station 12 are not particularly limited in hardware and software configurations, and any of them can implement the functions (means) of the above-described units. Can be applied.
- the circuit may be configured independently for each function of each part, or may be configured by integrating a plurality of functions into a single circuit, or may be any one. Alternatively, all functions may be realized mainly by software processing.
- the present invention can be applied to a mobile communication system, a scramble code assignment method thereof, a mobile station, a base station, a mobile station operation method and program, and a base station operation method and program application.
- the scramble code assignment method in a mobile radio communication cellular system can be applied to a method of a method in which a base station autonomously sets a scramble code.
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