WO2007111185A1 - 移動局、基地局及び方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of wireless communication, and more particularly to a mobile station, a base station, and a method.
- a cell base station
- the mobile station measures the channel conditions of neighboring cells and performs handover based on the measurement results.
- a frequency carrier different frequency
- the mobile station can measure different systems during communication (perform cell search using a different frequency system).
- a mobile station that does not have a single receiver and power cannot simultaneously tune to multiple frequencies and systems. This is mainly because the RF (Radio Frequency) circuit of the receiver cannot be tuned to multiple frequency carriers or systems at the same time. To measure multiple frequency carriers and systems simultaneously, it is necessary to have multiple receivers (RF circuits), which increases the size, power consumption and price of the mobile station. Therefore, many mobile stations currently used consist of a single receiver. When such a mobile station tries to measure a different frequency system, the currently connected communication is interrupted intermittently (DRX: Discontinuous Reception), and the resulting interruption period (G The measurement will be performed using a YAP or a gap period).
- DRX Discontinuous Reception
- Tuning to one frequency is interrupted, tuning to another frequency is performed, and a different frequency cell is searched.
- the base station does not know the DRX gap
- the mobile station may not be able to receive the signal of its own system during the gap period, and may transmit a signal during that period. The If such transmission is performed, not only will valuable radio resources be wasted, but if the interference power for other communications increases or the delay increases, it may cause adverse effects. Therefore, it is necessary for the base station to accurately grasp the DRX status of the mobile station.
- DRX control is performed by a wireless protocol without considering the state of the wireless channel.
- a compressed mode is activated using the RRC protocol (Radio Resource Control Protocol), and a period (gap) for measuring different frequencies is provided.
- the compressed mode is a mode in which data that is originally transmitted over one frame is transmitted, for example, by doubling the transmission rate in half the time, thereby creating free time.
- gaps are created according to a certain pattern, so that individual timings at which gaps are provided are prepared regardless of the radio channel conditions. Therefore, even if there is a chance that data can be transmitted efficiently when the corner radio channel state is good, data transmission is prohibited if it falls within the gap timing. The data that could not be transmitted during this time may have to be transmitted at a bad timing in the radio channel state. Therefore, there is a risk that the conventional method may reduce the transmission efficiency.
- the RRC protocol is described in Non-Patent Document 1, for example.
- Non-Patent Document 1 3GPP TS25. 331, "Radio Resource Control (RRC) Protocol Sped fication,” v6. 8. 0.
- RRC Radio Resource Control
- the present invention has been made to address at least one of the above-mentioned problems, and its problem is to allow a mobile station operating at a certain frequency to perform intermittent reception so that a cell of a different frequency can be obtained. This is also to improve the data transmission efficiency in the wireless communication system that is the subject of the neighbor cell search.
- the control channel communicates at a predetermined frequency in the first operation mode, and the peripheral cell is tuned to a frequency different from the predetermined frequency in the second operation mode.
- the mobile station that performs the search is used.
- the mobile station has a measurement means for obtaining a measurement value of the radio channel state at a certain measurement period, a determination means for comparing the measurement value and a threshold value and determining the operation mode to be either the first or the second operation mode.
- a signal indicating the operation mode may be transmitted to the mobile station power base station.
- FIG. 1A is a diagram showing how time scheduling is performed.
- FIG. 1B is a diagram showing how frequency scheduling is performed.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the relationship between operation mode, instantaneous CQI, average CQI, threshold, and gap.
- FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of a mobile station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an operation example of a mobile station.
- FIG. 5 shows a block diagram of a base station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a block diagram of a mobile station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 shows a block diagram of a mobile station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a mobile station that communicates at a certain frequency and a certain radio access method measures instantaneous CQI at a predetermined measurement frequency, and the instantaneous CQI is measured with a certain threshold (for example, average CQI). I, its correction value or fixed value). If the instantaneous CQI is lower than the threshold, the mobile station creates a gap that is a period that is not tuned to that frequency and its radio access method, During this period, measurements necessary for the peripheral cell search, etc. are performed in accordance with different frequencies and different systems (different wireless access methods). This enables efficient measurement of different frequencies and systems during periods when the radio channel condition is poor. In addition, it is possible to reliably avoid errors that are wastedly transmitted from the base station during different frequency measurement of the mobile station.
- a certain threshold for example, average CQI
- I its correction value or fixed value
- V It may be determined that V is available and data transmission to the mobile station should be avoided.
- a signal to create a gap may be transmitted from the mobile station to the base station.
- the base station When the base station receives a signal indicating the gap, the data transmission to the mobile station at the timing may be avoided.
- the instantaneous CQI may be normalized (by measuring an average value and variance), and a threshold value for gap determination (for example, an average value, a correction value thereof, or a fixed value) may be set for the normal CQI. Normalization of instantaneous CQI is preferred from the viewpoint of controlling the operation of each mobile station.
- the threshold value and Z or a correction value thereof may be notified on the broadcast channel, or individually on the control channel.
- the threshold value and Z or a correction value thereof may be controlled according to the traffic amount of the base station.
- the threshold value and Z or the correction value thereof may be controlled according to the service of the mobile station.
- the mobile station operates in a normal mode and a measurement mode (non-normal mode), and switching between modes may be controlled by a radio protocol.
- the mode switching may be performed by the mobile station as a starting point based on the result of the mobile station determining the radio situation or the load situation.
- the mode switching may be performed by the base station as a starting point based on the result of the base station determining the radio situation or the load situation.
- the mode switching control in the base station may be determined in consideration of the CQI reported from the mobile station.
- the threshold for entering the measurement mode (threshold A) and the threshold for returning to the normal mode (threshold B) may be the same or different. In the latter case, provide hysteresis for mode switching. View power is preferable. Specifically, by setting the threshold value A to the threshold value B, it can be set so that it is difficult to enter the measurement mode and return to the normal mode.
- a gap period of a certain unit length (one gap length) is defined, and the gap period can be appropriately adjusted by repeating the unit-length gap period as necessary. it can.
- One gap length may be set longer than one frame length or one transmission time interval (TTI), or may be set longer than the CQI reporting period. In any case, there should be enough time for the mobile station to make measurements in sync with different frequencies and systems.
- the gap length may be set on the broadcast channel, or may be set on the dedicated control channel.
- the mobile station Since the mobile station is tuned to a different frequency during the gap, it is not possible to measure the CQI for its own system. Therefore, if the gap length of unit length is repeated continuously, the number of unreported CQIs to the mobile station base station will become excessive, and the base station will not be able to fully grasp the situation of the mobile station. From this point of view, there may be some restrictions so that the number of continuous gaps (or the period in which CQI may not be reported continuously) does not become excessively large. Such restrictions may be set on the broadcast channel or on the dedicated control channel (with radio control protocol). In addition, the restriction may be changed according to the service of the mobile station. If the mobile station uses multiple services, the conditions are the strictest and the service limit (smallest value) may be set!
- a wide range of system frequency bands that can be used in a mobile communication system may be divided into a number of subbands, and communication may be performed using subbands with a mobile station power of ⁇ or more.
- a subband may be referred to as a resource block.
- the mobile station measures the measured value (CQI) of the radio channel state for each subband and reports the measured value to the base station.
- the base station performs time scheduling and frequency scheduling based on the CQI for each subband reported from each mobile station. This is because, in general, radio resources (subbands and time slots) are allocated to mobile stations that report better CQI, and not allocated to mobile stations that report poor CQI.
- the mobile station does not have to report all measured CQIs for each subband to the base station.
- the best value may be derived from multiple CQIs measured for each subband, and only the best value may be reported to the base station, or the average of multiple CQIs The value may be reported to the base station.
- Such a device is also preferable from the viewpoint of saving the number of control bits in the uplink.
- an object of the present invention is to perform data transmission in a wireless communication system in which a cell operating at a certain frequency performs intermittent reception so that a cell having a different frequency is also subjected to a neighboring cell search. To improve efficiency.
- a mobile station measures a radio channel state (CQI: Channel Quality Indicator) and uses an average value thereof.
- CQI Channel Quality Indicator
- the mobile station operates in the normal mode while the average value is above a certain threshold, and the mobile station operates in the measurement mode (non-normal mode) while the average value is below the threshold.
- Switching between the normal mode and the measurement mode is performed autonomously in the mobile station using a switching threshold value notified by broadcast information from the base station. In normal mode, the propagation status is good on average, so different frequency * different system measurement is not performed, and communication of the control channel and data channel is performed at that frequency and its radio access method.
- a gap is created according to the CQI, and different frequencies * different systems (systems with different radio access methods) are measured in the gap.
- the instantaneous CQI and average CQI are compared, and if the instantaneous value is smaller than the average value (that is, if the instantaneous propagation state is poor), the mobile station autonomously creates a gap, Measured. Similar control is performed using the CQI that reports the mobile station power at the base station as well, so that the gear timing of the mobile station can be grasped and transmission at the gap timing can be avoided.
- Scheduling may be performed by, for example, Max C / I or Proportional Fairness (PF).
- AMC adaptive rate control
- switching between the normal mode and the measurement mode is performed autonomously independently by the mobile station and the base station, so that the CQI is not correctly received by the base station.
- the mobile station and the base station may be out of mode.
- gap control in the measurement mode is autonomously performed by the mobile station, the specific gap timing may be shifted between the mobile station and the base station.
- simply creating a gap when the instantaneous CQI is lower than the average CQI may not provide enough time to measure different frequencies * different systems. This is because, in order to measure different frequencies and systems, the receiver of the mobile station needs to synchronize to the different frequencies and systems to be measured before the start of measurement.
- One gap length may be set longer than one frame length or one transmission time interval (TTI), or may be set longer than the CQI reporting period.
- the CQI reported for the mobile station power is used for link adaptation (for example, transmission power control and AMC) following fast fading.
- CQI is used for packet scheduling.
- CQI corresponds to Ec / I (received chip energy to interference power density ratio) of the common pilot channel.
- the index indicating the radio channel status is generally called CQI.
- CQI the index indicating the radio channel status
- HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access
- user packets in the same cell are transmitted in a time-sharing manner using common wireless resources. Multiple user powers
- the proposed schedulers such as Max C / I, Proportional Fairness (PF), etc. that compare CQIs reported to each other and assign transmissions to users with relatively good CQ I have been proposed.
- Fig. 1A shows a profile of a certain sub-band, and scheduling in the time direction is performed. For example, CQI is reported once every 2 ms in HSDPA.
- CQI is reported once every 2 ms in HSDPA.
- frequency selective fading occurs. Therefore, in order to transmit more efficiently, it is better to use different frequency bands for each user. For this purpose, as shown in Fig.
- FIG. 1B it is necessary to divide the entire frequency band of the system into several subbands and measure and report CQI for each subband.
- a subband may be referred to as a resource block.
- Figure 1B shows a profile at a certain frame time and is intended to explain the concept of frequency scheduling, and does not attempt to accurately represent the ratio of system bandwidth and sub-band.
- There are various reporting methods for example, the method of reporting the top three subbands with the highest CQI and CQI value, the method of reporting the difference between the average value of all bands and the average value of each subband, and the frequency direction
- DCT discrete cosine transform
- the mobile station may avoid transmission allocation to the user during a period when CQI reporting is ineffective to the mobile station base station, or the mobile station may be provided with the period gap.
- a certain threshold for example, the average value of CQI and its correction value
- the threshold value may be corrected according to the traffic volume.
- the mobile station may measure the scheduling frequency (scheduler transmission allocation frequency) to the mobile station, and the threshold value may be corrected according to the measurement result.
- the base station may avoid transmission allocation to the user during a period when CQI reporting is ineffective to the mobile station base station, or the mobile station may be provided with the period gap.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing CQI measured with a mobile station over time.
- the mobile station periodically measures the reception quality of the downlink pilot channel and measures the radio channel state (CQI).
- CQI radio channel state
- Each measurement is an instantaneous value (instantaneous CQI), averaged over an appropriate number of instantaneous values or an appropriate period, and an average value (average CQI) is calculated.
- the mobile station switches from normal mode to measurement mode.
- the control channel and the Z or data channel are communicated with a certain frequency and a certain radio access method.
- the mode can be switched to a mode for measuring different frequencies and different systems according to the radio channel state.
- the mobile station When the average CQI exceeds the threshold, the mobile station returns to normal mode.
- the threshold value when shifting from the normal mode to the measurement mode and the threshold value when shifting from the measurement mode to the normal mode may be set to different values. As a result, hysteresis can be given to the mode transition, which is preferable from the viewpoint of improving the stability of the operation.
- instantaneous CQI and average CQI are compared, and during the period when instantaneous CQI exceeds average CQI, data is obtained by tuning the mobile station to the current system and frequency as in the normal mode. Can be received. If the instantaneous CQI is below the average CQI, the mobile station interrupts its tuning and moves to a different frequency * different system tuned period (creates a gap) and measures the different frequency / different system.
- CQI is measured at a predetermined frequency (shown as a CQI measurement period).
- a CQI measurement period Each measurement corresponds to an instantaneous CQI.
- the base station is not able to report any instantaneous CQI that exceeds the average CQI! By not reporting the instantaneous CQI, the base station can know that the mobile station is not tuned to its own cell frequency.
- the power of notifying the operation mode transition more reliably is that when the instantaneous CQI that is not reported to the base station occurs, the operation mode of the mobile station is changed.
- the indicated signal may be transmitted to the base station. This can effectively cope with the problem that the operation mode shifts between the mobile station and the base station.
- the mobile station When the mobile station enters a gap period due to unreported instantaneous CQI or transmission of a signal indicating an operation mode, the mobile station performs cell search in synchronization with a different system. When a gap period or unit length gap period (minimum gap period) has elapsed, the mobile station retunes to its own system, measures the instantaneous CQI, compares the instantaneous CQI with the average CQI, and enters the gap period again. It is determined whether or not it is power. Thereafter, the same procedure is repeated. However, if such a procedure is simply repeated, the unit-length gap period may be continuously repeated, resulting in an excessive number of unreported CQIs to the mobile station base station.
- a gap period or unit length gap period minimum gap period
- the base station will not be able to fully grasp the situation of the mobile station.
- data transmission from the base station may be too slow.
- Such viewpoint power may be limited in terms of the number of unreported cases so that the number of continuous gaps (or the number of CQIs that can be reported continuously is acceptable) is not excessively large.
- an upper limit value may be provided for the number of times that a signaling signal indicating that a gap period is provided is continuously transmitted to the base station.
- the normal mode and the measurement mode are switched depending on the magnitude relationship between the average value of CQI and the threshold value.
- a mode switching control command may be issued by some protocol apart from such a standard, and the mode may be switched based on the command. For example, from the viewpoint of load balance, if the network determines that switching the connection of a mobile station to another frequency or another system can achieve better communication, the mode switching control from the base station You can issue a command.
- FIG. 3 shows a mobile station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 shows the received RF unit, CQI measurement unit, CQI averaging unit, CQI normalization unit, mode switching determination unit, gap determination unit, CQI report signal generation unit, gap signal generation unit, mode switching signal generation unit, A transmission buffer, a different frequency measurement unit, an event determination unit, an event signal creation unit, a transmission signal creation unit, a transmission RF unit, a control information reception unit, and a control unit are depicted.
- the reception RF unit receives a signal tuned to the system and frequency to be received.
- the normal mode period and the non-gap period in the measurement mode are tuned to the frequency and radio access method (local system) currently used for communication.
- Receive RF section is in the gap Operates to tune to the frequency of neighboring cells and the radio access scheme (ie different systems of different frequencies).
- the CQI measurement unit measures a radio channel state CQI (instantaneous CQI) from a received signal (for example, a common pilot channel) of a currently communicating cell.
- CQI can be expressed in various quantities, for example, E / I (Symbol energy to interference power ratio).
- I is not measured during a force gap that is taken at a given measurement interval.
- the CQI averaging unit averages instantaneous CQI. This makes it impossible to follow high-speed forging, but smoothes it to the extent that it can follow distance fluctuations and shadowing.
- the CQI normalization unit normalizes CQI.
- the average value of CQI calculated by the CQI averaging unit may be used for normalization calculation. In normal mode, you can pause.
- the mode switching determination unit determines the normal mode Z measurement mode by comparing the CQI average value output from the CQI averaging unit with the threshold set by the control unit.
- the gap determination unit evaluates the normal CQI output from the CQI normal unit based on the condition in which the control unit force is also set, and determines whether or not the subsequent period is a gap. You may pause in normal mode. In this case, since the different frequency cell search cannot be performed if the gap is excessively short, a restriction may be imposed so that the gap continues for a predetermined length. For example, the gap length may be set longer than the CQI measurement period, or may be set longer than about one frame. Alternatively, some limit may be imposed on the number of consecutive repetitions of the gap to prevent the gap from lasting too long.
- the CQI report signal creation unit creates a signal for performing CQI report. No reports are made during the gap.
- the gap signal creation unit creates a signal indicating a gap (a signal indicating an operation mode).
- the signal indicating the gap is expressed by a binary signal of 0/1, for example.
- the signal to be transmitted (or whether or not to transmit) is controlled according to the determination result of the gap determination unit.
- the mode switching signal creation unit creates and outputs a signal indicating that the normal mode Z measurement mode is switched.
- the transmission buffer buffers uplink user data, control information, and the like.
- the different frequency measurement unit tunes to a different system and performs a senor search in the tuned different frequency or different system.
- the event determination unit determines whether or not the force at which a specific event has occurred (for example, the reception level exceeds a certain value).
- the event signal creation unit creates a signal for reporting the event.
- the transmission signal creation unit creates a transmission signal by multiplexing the CQI signal, gap signal, control signal, user data, and the like.
- the mobile station may transmit CQI signals, gap signals, control signals, and user data as separate physical channel signals, or piggyback the CQI signals and gap signals to the control signals and user data. You can send it!
- the transmission RF unit converts the transmission signal into an RF signal and transmits the RF signal.
- the control information receiving unit receives the control information transmitted from the base station.
- the control unit uses the control information output from the control information reception unit, the normal Z measurement mode determination result output from the reception mode determination unit, the gap determination result output from the gap determination unit, and the mobile station.
- the operation of each component of the mobile station is controlled according to the service, transmission allocation frequency, throughput, packet loss rate, etc. Specifically, the control unit
- A Controls the frequency that the receiving RF unit tunes. During the gap, it is tuned to the different frequency / system, and at other times, it is tuned to the frequency / system currently used for communication. Switching control is performed according to the gap length.
- B Controls CQI averaging parameters.
- the averaging parameter is controlled according to the moving speed of the mobile station.
- the base station may lead the mode switching, and the mode switching determination and the mode switching signal creation in the mobile station are unnecessary. Also, components such as a part for receiving downlink user data are omitted in the figure.
- FIG. 4 shows an operation flow of the mobile station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the mobile station is communicating in normal mode.
- the mobile station receives the downlink common pilot channel and measures the radio channel state. This step includes the calculation of average CQI in addition to instantaneous CQI measurement.
- the average CQI is compared with a predetermined threshold value to determine whether or not the mobile station is in the measurement mode. If the average CQI is above the predetermined threshold, the operating mode is not changed and the flow proceeds to step S4.
- the measured instantaneous CQI is reported to the base station.
- the control channel and Z or data channel are communicated, and the process returns to step S2.
- step S6 the instantaneous CQI and the average CQI are compared to determine whether or not the gap is set. If the instantaneous CQI is above the average CQI, no gap is provided and the flow proceeds to step S4 and the described action is performed. If the instantaneous CQI is not above the average CQI, a gap is established and the flow proceeds to step S7. In step S7, a signal indicating that a gap is provided is generated and notified to the base station.
- step S8 the tuning for the frequency and radio access scheme used in the normal mode is canceled, and the mobile station tunes to a different radio access scheme and performs a neighbor cell search. Thereafter, the operation returns to the normal mode, and the flow returns to step S2.
- the flow may proceed to step S5 after step S8 to receive control and Z or data channels.
- FIG. 5 shows a base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 shows the receiving RF section and CQlZ gearbox.
- a signal receiver, a CQI averaging unit, a mode switching determination unit, a mode switching signal creation unit, a control signal transmission buffer, a data transmission buffer, a transmission signal creation unit, a scheduler, a transmission RF unit, a monitoring unit, and a parameter monitoring unit are drawn. It is.
- the elements in the frame shown as “per user” are prepared for each connected user, but for simplicity of illustration, only one user is drawn in detail. Cost.
- the reception RF unit tunes to and receives the uplink signal from the mobile station.
- the CQIZ gap signal receiver extracts the received signal strength CQI information.
- a signal indicating a gap is transmitted from the mobile station, the information is taken out.
- Information indicating the CQI and gap is communicated to the scheduler.
- the CQI averaging unit averages the instantaneous CQI reported from the mobile station.
- the mode switching determination unit compares the CQI average value output from the CQI averaging unit with the threshold set by the parameter control unit, and determines whether the state of the mobile station is the normal mode or the measurement mode. judge. In addition, the instantaneous CQI and the average CQI value are compared to determine whether or not the car synchronizes with the system of different frequency.
- the mode switching signal creation unit creates and outputs a signal indicating that the normal mode Z measurement mode is switched according to the determination result of the mode switching determination unit.
- the signal may include parameters such as the gap length specified by the parameter control unit, CQI averaging Z normality parameter, gap judgment threshold Z correction value, and reception mode judgment switching threshold.
- the control signal transmission buffer performs noffering until a mode switching signal and other downlink control signals are transmitted.
- the data transmission buffer performs buffering until downlink user data is transmitted.
- the transmission signal creation unit creates a signal to be transmitted by multiplexing the downlink control signal and the user data.
- the scheduler controls transmission allocation in consideration of the CQI, gap state, etc. of each mobile station. Schedules may be made taking into account the amount of traffic observed by the monitoring unit, the services used by the mobile station, and the priority of the data Z control signal.
- the transmission RF unit converts the transmission signal into RF and transmits it.
- the monitoring unit monitors the service used by the mobile station, the uplink Z downlink traffic volume, etc. The result is transmitted to the parameter control unit and the scheduler.
- the parameter control unit sets various parameters for control based on parameters set from the outside (for example, by an operator) and observation results output from the monitoring unit.
- the mobile station is tuned to a different frequency * different system, so it cannot measure the CQI for its own system. Therefore, if the unit length gap period is continuously repeated, the number of unreported CQIs to the base station becomes excessive, and the base station cannot fully grasp the status of the mobile station. .
- uplink communication is often limited to the gap period. Because many ordinary mobile stations have only one local transmitter, they are shared by the uplink and downlink. Therefore, if you try to tune to a different frequency in a different system on the downlink, you will not be able to tune to your own system even on the uplink, you will not be able to transmit uplink data, and communication may be delayed. Such problems can be fatal, especially for low-latency services such as voice calls.
- the second embodiment of the present invention can cope with such a problem.
- FIG. 6 shows a mobile station according to one embodiment of the present invention. Although this mobile station also has the function described in FIG. 3, it should be noted that different forms of block diagrams are drawn due to the difference in function described in this embodiment. Duplicate explanations for already explained elements are omitted.
- FIG. 6 in addition to the elements already described in FIG. 3, a feedback signal generation unit, a control signal transmission buffer, a data transmission buffer, and a monitoring unit are illustrated.
- the feedback signal creation unit creates a signal for reporting CQI to the base station and a signal for transmitting the gap. For example, when the determination result of the gap determination unit indicates that a gap should be formed, control may be performed to stop CQI reporting. Alternatively, a signal may be created to convey the gap separately from CQI.
- the control signal transmission buffer buffers uplink control information.
- the data transmission buffer buffers uplink user data.
- the monitoring unit monitors the data retention amount of the data transmission buffer and Z or the control signal transmission buffer.
- the amount of residence is evaluated according to the specified conditions. For example, a predetermined threshold may be set, and the staying status may be evaluated based on whether or not the amount of staying data (the amount of data stored in the buffer but not transmitted) exceeds the threshold.
- the predetermined threshold may be the same for the control signal and the user data, or may be different.
- data urgency may be taken into account.
- the retention status may be evaluated based on the retention amount of highly urgent data. In any case, according to some criteria, it is determined whether or not the force of the data is retained, and the determination result is notified to the gap determination unit.
- the control unit sets the monitoring conditions of the monitoring unit (such as how to consider the monitoring cycle and data urgency).
- the judgment conditions of the gap judgment part (conditions for CQI, conditions for the buffer retention amount reported by the monitoring part, etc.) are set.
- Control signals and user data to be transmitted to the base station are stored in the transmission buffer as needed. Then, according to some criteria, the monitoring unit determines whether or not the data is stored in each transmission buffer, and the determination result is notified to the gap determination unit.
- the gap determination unit is a case where an instantaneous CQI that is inferior to a predetermined threshold (average CQI in the above example) is measured, and data remains in the transmission buffer of the control signal and Z or user data. It is determined that the gap period is formed only when the monitoring force is also reported.
- received user data corresponds to retransmission of Hybrid ARQ (Automatic Repeat Request) method and parallel stop-and-wait method of ARQ.
- Hybrid ARQ Automatic Repeat Request
- Until reception of a logical block (packet) that can be interpreted by is buffered in the receive buffer.
- noffering may be performed.
- it makes sense It is desirable that the logical block to be received is received early.
- FIG. 7 shows a mobile station according to an embodiment of the present invention. Duplicate explanations for already explained elements are omitted. In FIG. 7, in addition to the elements already described in FIG. 6, a receive buffer is depicted.
- the reception buffer buffers received data in accordance with a scheme applied in the radio access scheme, such as Hybrid ARQ, parallel stop-and-wait ARQ, and in-sequence delivery.
- a scheme applied in the radio access scheme such as Hybrid ARQ, parallel stop-and-wait ARQ, and in-sequence delivery.
- the monitoring unit monitors the data buffering status of the reception buffer in addition to the function of the second embodiment shown in FIG.
- the buffering status is evaluated according to the conditions specified by the control unit. For example, it may be evaluated whether there is Hybrid ARQ retransmission wait data, whether the number of retransmission waits exceeds a certain threshold, whether a retransmission waiting time exceeds a certain threshold, or the like.
- Hybrid ARQ retransmission wait data whether the number of retransmission waits exceeds a certain threshold, whether a retransmission waiting time exceeds a certain threshold, or the like.
- data that should be passed to the higher-level protocol later in the order has already been received, but data that should be passed before that (may be called young data) May be detected when it has not been received yet and is missing.
- the receive buffer may be evaluated according to the reception status of the upper protocol in logical block units and the hybrid ARQ retransmission wait status.
- the buffering status of the data is determined according to some criteria, and the determination result is notified to the gap determination unit.
- the gap determination unit may consider the monitoring result of the reception buffer in the gap determination in addition to the function of the second embodiment in FIG. For example, if there is hybrid ARQ retransmission waiting data, it may be urged to continue communication without creating a gap. Also, if young data is lost in in-sequence delivery, encourage communication to continue without creating a gap.
- control signal receiving unit receives both power control signals of the reception buffer and the reception RF unit.
- this is a signal that should be passed to the control signal receiver after waiting for a meaningful logical block to be buffered in the reception buffer and completed, and without high-speed encoding.
- This is because there are signals that can be passed directly from the receiving RF unit because they are transmitted. Actually, either one of them may be missing, but it is not directly related to the essential configuration of the present invention.
- the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the present invention. For convenience of explanation, the present invention has been described in several embodiments, but one or more embodiments may be used as necessary, as the division of each embodiment is not essential to the present invention.
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