WO2007123079A1 - 通信装置、伝送方式設定方法、プログラムおよび無線通信システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a communication device that performs wireless communication with another communication device using a frame configuration, a transmission method setting method, a program, and a wireless communication system. Specifically, this invention monitors the communication status in each of multiple time domains obtained by dividing the frame period, and based on the monitoring results! This relates to a communication device that secures the maximum data transfer rate and improves the throughput by setting the transmission method to be used in each of the plurality of time domains.
- IEEE802.11a defines eight types of PHY modes from 6 Mbps to 54 Mbps.
- WiMedia PHY MB-OFDM Multi Band- Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
- Wireless USB Universal Serial Bus
- 8 types of PHY modes from 53.3Mbps to 480Mbps.
- a method for selecting an optimum PHY mode according to communication quality has been proposed.
- the pilot signal is monitored to estimate the state of the transmission path (see Patent Document 1), or packet errors and packet arrival delays for a certain number of transmitted packets are detected.
- the error rate or delay exceeds a predetermined value, the PHY mode is switched to the one-step lower rate side for improvement (see Patent Document 2).
- the “channel” in the MB-OFDM system is not a general frequency channel, but is used to mean that the hopping pattern is different within the same frequency band. In other words, even if the channels are different, they will interfere with each other.
- the MB-OFDM system does not perform time-domain spreading (TDS) in the 320Mb ps, 400Mbps, and 480Mbps modes that have eight PHY modes.
- TDS time-domain spreading
- the mode below 200 Mbps time-axis spreading is performed, and the same data is transmitted in two consecutive symbols, so even if it cannot be received correctly by Subbandl, it can be packet error if it can be received correctly by Subband2.
- TDS time-domain spreading
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-250116 Patent Document 2: Japanese Translation of Special Publication 2004-519894
- FIG. 10 shows an example of a WUSB network configuration.
- Network 1 is for example TFC:
- the network 2 uses, for example, a TFC: 2 channel and is composed of a host 2 and devices 2a and 2b as communication devices, respectively.
- FIG. 11 shows the operation along the time axis when the WUSB networks A and B are operating on different channels as shown in FIG. 10 described above.
- Wireless communication in this WUS B network is performed in a superframe configuration.
- FIG. 12 shows a configuration example of the super frame. As shown, the superframe period is subdivided into 256 media access slots (MAS). In the superframe, a beacon period as a management area and a data transmission area are arranged. The beacon period consists of 9 beacon slots.
- MAS media access slots
- Data transmission between the host and the device is performed using a MAS reserved by the host for DRP (Distributed Reservation Protocol).
- Figure 13 shows an example of access control in the DRP MAS.
- the MMC Micro-scheduled Management Command
- the WUSB host is sent from the WUSB host to the beginning of the DRP reserved area.
- This MMC includes information for identifying a host, the start time of downlink data to a device having host power in the MMC section, the start time of uplink data to the host, and the next MMC.
- the transmission time is listed. That is, when the MMC 51 is received, the subsequent downlink data 52, uplink data 53, uplink ACK 54, and the next MMC 55 timing can be set. Similarly, when the next MMC 55 is received, the timing of subsequent downlink data 56, uplink data 57, uplink ACK 58, and the next MMC (not shown) can be determined.
- each superframe period is divided into 16 zones. Show. Since the superframe period is subdivided into 256 MASs as described above, each zone contains 16 MASs. Since ZoneO includes a beacon period, it is frequently transmitted on any network. For other zones, frequent communication is performed in the zone that includes the DRP reserved MAS.
- Zones frequently communicated in networks A and B overlap.
- zones that are frequently communicated in networks A and B are shown hatched.
- ZoneO, Zone2 to Zone4, Zone6 to Zone8, ZonelO to Zonel2, Zonel4 force is a zone where communication power S is frequently performed.
- ZoneO, Zone3, Zone6, ZonelO, and Zonel3 are zones where frequent communication is performed.
- signal collision occurs in four zones.
- signal collision occurs in ZoneO, Zone3, Zone6, and Zonel2 when viewed from Network A, and ZoneO, Zone6, ZonelO, and Zonel3 when viewed from Network B.
- An object of the present invention is to secure the maximum data transfer rate and improve the throughput.
- a communication device that performs radio communication with a frame configuration with another communication device, wherein a time domain dividing unit that divides the period of the frame into a plurality of time regions, and a plurality of times divided by the time domain dividing unit A communication state monitoring unit for monitoring the communication state in each of the time domains; Monitoring results in each of the plurality of time domains obtained by the communication status monitoring unit A transmission method setting unit for setting a transmission method to be used in each of the plurality of time domains;
- wireless communication is performed with another communication device using a frame configuration.
- a frame period is divided into a plurality of time regions. For example, in the case of WUSB, it is divided into zones, MASs, or a predetermined number of MASs.
- the communication status in a plurality of divided time domains is monitored. For example, at least transmitted or received packets are monitored for errors. Also, for example, the transmission path state in the communication with other communication devices is monitored.
- a transmission method to be used in each time domain is set.
- the transmission method to be used is selected from eight types of PHY modes (see FIG. 9).
- the transmission method is set according to the packet error rate. For example, when the packet error rate exceeds a predetermined value with the predetermined transmission method set, the data transmission rate is lower than the predetermined transmission method and the transmission method is reset.
- the transmission scheme is set according to the transmission path state. For example, when the transmission path state is worse than the predetermined state in the state where the predetermined transmission method is set, the transmission method is reset to a transmission method having a lower data transfer rate than the predetermined transmission method.
- the communication state is monitored for each other communication device, and the transmission method is set for each other communication device based on the monitoring result of the communication state. You may be made to do. This is because when there are a plurality of other communication devices, it is normally expected that the communication state will differ depending on the position, performance, etc. of each communication terminal device.
- the frequency hopping pattern is sequentially changed except for the predetermined frequency hopping pattern, and reception is performed.
- any communication is received with a frequency hopping pattern, it can be determined that there is time-dependent interference. Further, for example, it can be determined that there is time-dependent interference when the reception quality variation in each of a plurality of divided time regions exceeds a predetermined range.
- a communication state in a predetermined time domain among a plurality of time domains divided by the time domain dividing unit is monitored, and the predetermined time Based on the monitoring results in the domain, the transmission method to be used in each of the multiple time domains is set.
- monitoring the communication status and setting the transmission method for each time domain is a force that seems to be meaningless.
- the communication state in each of a plurality of time domains obtained by dividing the frame period is monitored, and based on the monitoring result, it should be used in each of the plurality of time domains.
- the transmission method is set, and the maximum data transfer rate can be secured to improve the throughput.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a communication device used as a WUSB host as an embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining PHY mode setting processing in a CPU.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining an example of determination processing for presence / absence of time-dependent interference.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining another example of determination processing for the presence or absence of time-dependent interference.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the throughput between the conventional method and the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a WiMedia PHY MB-OFDM channel.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram comparing frequency hopping patterns of channel 1 (TFC: 1) and channel 2 (TFC: 2).
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a network.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating eight types of PHY modes in the MB-OFDM scheme.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a WUSB network.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining interference when two networks operate on different channels.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a super frame.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining an example of access control in a DRP MAS.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a communication device 100 used as a WUSB host as an embodiment.
- This communication device 100 includes a TimeZone counter 110, a transmission path monitor unit 111, a packet error detection unit 112, a CPU I / F register 113, a CPU 114, a PHY mode table 115, a selector 116, PHY signal processing unit 117 and packet synthesis / decomposition processing unit 118 ing.
- the TimeZone counter 110 generates a count value for dividing each superframe period (see FIG. 12) for each zone.
- This TimeZone counter 110 is composed of a hexadecimal counter (4-bit counter), and is reset to 0 at the start of ZoneO, and then incremented at the start of each zone.
- This TimeZone counter 110 constitutes a time domain division unit.
- the transmission path monitoring unit 111 monitors a transmission path state with another communication apparatus (communication partner) as a device.
- the PHY signal processing unit 117 evaluates the reception quality LQI at the time of packet reception, and attaches this reception quality LQI to the reception packet.
- the transmission line monitoring unit 111 can monitor the transmission line state by using the reception quality LQI attached to the reception packet in this way.
- the packet error detection unit 112 detects an error of a packet transmitted / received to / from a communication partner. Here, either or both received and transmitted packets are used. A CRC code called FCS is added to the knot to determine whether or not it has been successfully received. The packet error detection unit 112 can detect the error of the received packet by checking this FCS. Further, the packet error detection unit 112 can detect the error of the transmission packet based on the uplink ACK (see FIG. 13) that is also transmitted with the communication partner power. Each of these transmission line monitoring unit 111 and packet error detecting unit 112 constitutes a communication state monitoring unit.
- the CPU I / F register 113 includes a tag (TimeZone counter) indicating the zone (time domain) of the transmission path state information obtained by the transmission path monitor unit 111 and the packet error detection information obtained by the packet error detection unit 112. 110 count value) to CPU114.
- a tag TimeZone counter
- the CPU 114 sets the channel in the PHY signal processing unit 117, and uses it in each zone. Perform processing such as setting the PHY mode (transmission method).
- the PHY mode table 115 stores the PHY mode to be used for each zone. In this case, if there are multiple communication partners, the PHY mode to be used for each communication partner is stored.
- the selector 116 is used for the current zone and communication partner based on the count value obtained by the TimeZone counter 110 and the destination ID for identifying the communication partner obtained by the packet synthesis / decomposition processing unit 118.
- the PHY mode to be selected is selected from the PHY mode table 115 and set in the packet synthesis / decomposition processing unit 118.
- the PHY signal processing unit 117 performs PHY layer signal processing, that is, modulation / demodulation processing, frequency shift processing, error correction processing, and the like.
- the packet synthesis / decomposition processing unit 118 takes in the set PHY mode information and generates a packet header, and combines this header with the data payload to synthesize a transmission packet. Also, the packet synthesis / decomposition processing unit 118 decomposes the received packet and extracts header information and data payload information.
- CPU 114 determines whether or not there is time-dependent interference in communication with the communication partner.
- communication in WUSB is performed with a predetermined channel selected from, for example, seven types of channels (see FIG. 6).
- the frequency hopping pattern is different for each channel.
- the frequency hopping pattern is sequentially changed to that of each channel (excluding the channel used by itself), and reception is performed.
- V Determine if there is interference.
- the presence or absence of interference is determined based on whether or not the variation in reception quality LQI in each zone exceeds a predetermined range.
- the CPU 114 When determining that there is no time-dependent interference, the CPU 114 sets the PH Y mode without distinguishing the zones. Further, when determining that there is time-dependent interference, the CPU 114 sets the PHY mode for each zone. The CPU 114 determines the PHY mode to be used in each zone for each communication partner based on the transmission path state information and the packet error detection information acquired via the CPU I / F register 113, and the PHY mode through the CPU bus. Set to mode table 115. [0044] Selector 116 selects from PHY mode table 115 the PHY mode to be used for the transmission based on the destination ID and zone information (count value of TimeZone counter 110) of the communication partner at the next transmission or reception.
- the packet composition / disassembly processing unit 118 is set.
- the PHY mode selected in the transmission parameter is set.
- the corresponding PHY mode is set in the PHY mode of WCTA.
- FIG. 2 shows that the state of interference with communication changes over time (drift and changes in the communication status of both), so the CPU 114 does not have to change the PHY mode for a predetermined time. It is desirable to run at intervals, for example every second.
- CNT (k) indicates the count of transmitted / received packets in zone k
- PEC (k) indicates the count of packet errors in zone k! /.
- step ST3 CPU 114 determines whether or not there is time-dependent interference.
- the CPU 114 captures the bucket error detection information FCS of the zone k from the CPU I / F register 113 in step ST4, and increases the count of transmitted and received packets by 1 in step ST5. To do.
- step ST6 the CPU 114 determines whether or not there is a packet error based on the packet error detection information FCS captured in step ST4.
- the CPU 114 increases the packet error count number PEC (k) by 1 in step ST7, and then proceeds to step ST8.
- the CPU 114 immediately proceeds to step ST8.
- step ST8 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the count number C NT (k) of the transmitted and received packets in the zone k has reached the packet count number CNT0 for resetting the packet error evaluation, for example, 100.
- CNT (k) not CNT0
- CPU114 goes to step ST4
- the CPU I / F register 113 fetches the zone k packet error detection information FCS and performs the same processing as described above.
- step ST9 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the packet error count number PEC (k) in the zone k is greater than zero.
- PEC (k)> 0 the CPU 114 determines in step ST10 whether the count number PEC (k) is greater than the packet error count threshold value TH for switching the PHY mode, for example, greater than 0.1 l * CNTO. Determine whether.
- step ST11 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the PHY mode Rate (k) of the zone k is the PHY mode of 53.3 Mbps.
- PHY mode There are 8 types of PHY modes, as shown in Fig. 9 [53.3 Mbps, 80 Mbps, 106.7 7 Mbps, 160 Mbps, 200 Mbps, 320 Mbps, 400 Mbps, and 480 Mbps. 53.
- the CPU 114 lowers the PHY mode Rate (k) of the zone k by one level in step ST12, and then proceeds to step ST13.
- step ST10 When PEC (k)> TH is not true at step ST10, or when there is a 53.3 Mbps PHY mode at step ST11, there is no need to change the PHY mode Rate (k).
- U114 immediately proceeds to step ST13.
- CPU 114 updates the Okeru zone 1 ⁇ of 1 3 11 ⁇ mode 1 ⁇ 6 (1 to PHY mode table 115, and ends the subsequent processing in step ST14.
- step ST4 to step ST14 described above is performed for each value of k, that is, each of zone 0 to zone 15, and when there are a plurality of communication partners, the destination IDs are different. This is done for each communication partner.
- step ST21 the CPU 114 takes in the packet error detection information FCS of the predetermined zone ku used by itself from the CPU I / F register 113, and in step ST22, the count number of transmitted / received packets CNT ( increase ku) by 1
- step ST23 the CPU 114 determines whether or not there is a packet error based on the packet error detection information FCS fetched in step ST21.
- the CPU 114 increases the packet error power count PEC (ku) by 1 in step ST24, and then proceeds to step ST25.
- the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST25 immediately.
- step ST25 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the count number CNT (ku) of transmission / reception packets in the zone ku has reached the packet count number CNTO.
- CNT (ku) is not CNT 0
- the CPU 114 returns to step ST21, captures the packet error detection information FCS of zone 0 from the CPU I / F register 113, and performs the same processing as described above.
- CN T (ku) CNTO
- the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST26.
- the following process sets the PHY mode for each zone in the same way as the process when there is time-dependent interference described above. Thus, when there is no time-dependent interference, the packet error counts in each zone are equal, so the PHY mode in each zone is set to the same mode.
- time-dependent interference determination processing in the CPU 114 is to determine whether or not the reception quality variation of each zone exceeds a predetermined range.
- CPU 114 starts processing in step ST31, and in step ST32 Set the flag Time_Depend_Interfer related to interdependent interference to 0.
- Time_Depend_lnterfer 0 means that there is no time-dependent interference
- Time_Depend_Interfer 1 means that there is time-dependent interference.
- step ST33 CPU 114 sets the channel (TFC) in PHY signal processing section 117 to the channel used by itself. Then, CPU 114 obtains the reception quality LQI of each zone in step ST34. Then, in step ST35, CPU 114 determines whether or not the reception quality variation in each zone is greater than or equal to a threshold value.
- time-dependent interference determination processing in the CPU 114 determines whether or not communication is performed on a channel not used by itself.
- step ST41 the CPU 114 starts processing, and in step ST42, sets the flag Time_Depend_Interfer related to time-dependent interference to 0.
- step ST43 the CPU 114 sets the channel (TFC) in the PHY signal processing unit 117 to 1.
- step ST44 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the set channel is a channel used by itself. When it is not the channel being used by itself, the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST45.
- TFCmax 7
- step ST50 the CPU 114 increments the channel number by 1, sets the next channel, and then returns to step ST44. The same processing as described above is performed.
- the PHY mode (transmission method) of each zone is set based on the communication state of each zone, for example, the packet error rate. Therefore, the PHY mode with the highest data transfer efficiency can be set for each zone.
- the packet error detection information is used to determine the communication state of each zone.
- the transmission path state information can also be used to determine In this case, if the transmission path state is worse than the predetermined state when the predetermined PHY mode is set, If the data transfer rate is one step lower, update to PHY mode.
- the force obtained by dividing one superframe period into zones for each zone is divided into other division units, for example, every MAS, or a predetermined number of M
- the present invention is applied to a WUSB communication system.
- the present invention can selectively use a plurality of transmission methods having different data transfer rates, and has a frame configuration.
- the present invention can be similarly applied to a communication system that performs wireless communication according to the above.
- the present invention secures the maximum data transfer rate and improves the throughput, and can be applied to a communication system that performs wireless communication with a frame configuration, such as a WUSB communication system.
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