WO2009120123A1 - Timing of component carriers in multi-carrier wireless networks - Google Patents
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- the disclosed technology relates to timing of component carriers for use in communications between a user equipment and a base station in a wireless network.
- One way to address this issue is to aggregate multiple narrow bandwidths (or component carriers) as illustrated in FIG. 1 , which can be contiguous or non-contiguous to aggregately achieve the wide bandwidth.
- a 50 MHz bandwidth spectrum is achieved by aggregating individual narrower bandwidth component carriers, which in this instance are 20MHz, 20MHz, and 10MHz wide component carriers.
- One benefit of such a solution is that it is possible to generate sufficiently large bandwidth for supporting data rates up to and above 1 Gb/ s.
- this solution also makes it possible to adapt the spectrum parts to various situations and geographical positions thus making such solution very flexible.
- One aspect of the invention is to provide a mechanism for efficient transmission of large amount of DL (download) data from a base station to a user equipment in a multi-carrier environment that minimizes power consumption on the user equipment.
- the base station is capable of transmitting and the user equipment is capable of receiving signals (control and data) on a plurality of component carriers.
- One or more of the plurality of carriers are used to carry control signals from the base station to the user equipment. That is, one or more carriers are anchor carriers for the user equipment.
- one or more receivers that are configured to receive signals on the component carriers other than the anchor carriers can be put into a power conservation mode.
- the base station divides the DL data to a plurality of data parts and transmits each data part over separate component carriers.
- the data parts can be transmitted to overlap each other in time. That is, the data parts can be transmitted simultaneously.
- the base station first notifies the user equipment that the DL data will be transferred over multiple component carriers. If any of the selected carriers is an anchor carrier for the user equipment, then the data part corresponding to the anchor carrier can be transmitted immediately since the user equipment is already actively listening on the carrier.
- the base station waits a predetermined delay after notifying the user equipment.
- a time offset is introduced between the selected anchor and non-anchor carriers.
- the time offset between two carriers can be about one-half TTI (transmission time interval).
- the predetermined delay provides sufficient time for the user equipment to prepare itself to receive the DL data over the corresponding non-anchor carrier.
- the user equipment can turn on or otherwise activate a fixed bandwidth receiver arranged to listen on the corresponding non-anchor carrier.
- the user equipment can configure an adaptable bandwidth receiver to receive on the selected non-anchor carrier.
- the base station can provide information regarding the RBs (resource blocks) of the selected component carriers that are allocated to carry the DL data.
- the information regarding the RBs of the non-anchor carrier can be provided over the anchor carrier or over the corresponding non-anchor carrier.
- the information on the RBs can be provided on a PDCCH (physical downlink control channel) of the anchor and/ or the non-anchor carriers.
- the base station wait the predetermined delay after notifying the user equipment before transferring the DL data on the non-anchor component carriers.
- the quality of the non-anchor carriers may be better than the anchor carriers.
- One advantage of introducing the time offset on the different component carriers is that an optimum trade off between the user equipment power consumption and the DL data throughput can be achieved. Another advantage is that the reliability of the system may be enhanced by allowing transfer over non-anchor carriers.
- FIG. 1 illustrates an example aggregation of multiple narrow bandwidth carriers to an aggregated wide bandwidth carrier
- FIG. 2 illustrates an embodiment of a wireless network in which the component carrier timing can be accomplished
- FIG. 3 illustrates an example timing offset between two component carriers carrying DL data
- FIG. 4 illustrates an example method to determine whether the DL data should be transferred over multiple component carriers
- FIG. 5 illustrates an example method to determine timings of transmissions on different component carriers
- FIG. 6 illustrates an example method to notify the user equipment regarding the resources of the component carriers allocated to transfer the
- FIG. 7 illustrates an example method to transfer the DL data over either an anchor carrier or a non-anchor carrier
- FIG. 8 illustrates an example method to notify the user equipment regarding the resources of the non-anchor component carrier allocated to transfer the DL data
- FIG. 9 illustrates an embodiment of a base station
- FIG. 10 illustrates an example method to receive the DL data from a perspective of the user equipment
- FIG. 11 illustrates an embodiment of a user equipment.
- processor When provided by a processor, the functions may be provided by a single dedicated processor, by a single shared processor, or by a plurality of individual processors, some of which may be shared or distributed. Moreover, explicit use of the term "processor” or “controller” should not be construed to refer exclusively to hardware capable of executing software, and may include, without limitation, digital signal processor (DSP) hardware, read only memory (ROM) for storing software, random access memory (RAM), and nonvolatile storage.
- DSP digital signal processor
- ROM read only memory
- RAM random access memory
- scaleable carrier bandwidths of 5, 10, 15 and 20 MHz are supported. Component carriers with bandwidths smaller than 5 MHz can be supported for increased flexibility.
- the downlink transmission scheme can be based on OFDM (orthogonal frequency division multiplex) .
- OFDM orthogonal frequency division multiplex
- the available component carrier bandwidth is divided into a plurality of sub-carriers that are orthogonal to each other. Each of these sub-carriers is independently modulated by a low rate data stream.
- Downlink access for user equipments can be provided through OFDMA (orthogonal frequency division multiple access) in which different groupings of sub-carriers are allocated to different user equipments.
- Data is allocated to the user equipments in terms of RBs (resource blocks) which is defined in both frequency and time domains.
- RBs resource blocks
- a physical RB includes 12 consecutive sub-carriers in the frequency domain.
- the physical block includes 7 consecutive OFDM symbols for a total of 94 REs (resource elements), which is the number of symbols available in a slot (0.5 ms in duration).
- the resource block size is the same for all bandwidths, therefore the number of available phj r sical resource blocks depends on the bandwidth of the component carrier.
- each user equipment can be assigned one or more resource blocks in each TTI (transmission time interval) of 1 ms.
- the base station is able to transmit and the user equipment is able to receive signals (data and control) carried over a plurality of component carriers, where each component carrier can have the characteristics as discussed above.
- each component carrier can have the characteristics as discussed above.
- the plurality of component carriers need not be contiguous. That is, there can be at least one gap in a frequency spectrum represented by the plurality of carriers as illustrated in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 2 illustrates an example embodiment of a wireless network 200 in which component carrier timings can be practiced.
- the network 200 in FIG. 2 includes one base station 210 and one user equipment 220.
- the bidirectional zigzag arrowed lines between the base station 210 and the user equipment 220 each represent a component carrier of an aggregated wide bandwidth spectrum.
- the anchor carrier carries control signals, such as the Ll /L2 control signals, from the base station 210 to the user equipment 220.
- the control signals inform the user equipment 220 regarding specific downlink and uplink resources (such as identification of resource blocks of the component carriers) scheduled for the user equipment, modulation scheme to be used, the user equipment transmission power level, and so on.
- specific downlink and uplink resources such as identification of resource blocks of the component carriers
- the user equipment 220 is equipped to receive signals carried over the plurality of component carriers.
- the user equipment 220 may include at least three fixed bandwidth receivers each configured to receive signals on one of the three component carriers.
- Power conservation mode includes turning off the receiver, putting the receiver in a periodic monitoring mode, and enabling a DRX (discontinuous reception) mode, and so on.
- the user equipment 220 may include one or more adaptable bandwidth receivers.
- An adaptable bandwidth receiver is a receiver whose frequency range can be dynamically adjusted as the need arises. In this instance, putting the receiver into the power conservation mode can also include narrowing the frequency range of the adaptable receiver to exclude the non-anchor carriers. By narrowing the frequency range, less power is consumed.
- the user equipment 220 can include both fixed and adaptable bandwidth receivers.
- multiple carriers can be used for this purpose. For explanation, FIG.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a situation where the DL data is divided into first and second data parts (for ease of explanation) which can be carried over first and second component carriers, respectively.
- frames of component carriers Fl and F2 are illustrated.
- the component carrier Fl is assumed to be an anchor carrier and the component carrier F2 is assumed to be a non-anchor carrier.
- the user equipment 220 is actively listening for signals on the carrier Fl but is not actively listening for signals on the carrier F2. If the user equipment 220 includes multiple fixed bandwidth receivers, than the receiver configured to listen to the carrier Fl (first receiver) can be active and the receiver configured to listen to the carrier F2 (second receiver) can be in the power save mode. If the user equipment 220 includes an adaptable bandwidth receiver, the frequency range of the adaptive receiver can be adjusted to actively listen for the carrier Fl and exclude listening for the carrier F2. [0039] For LTE carriers, a TTI (transmission time interval) length of lms consists of two slots each 0.5ms long.
- the control signaling such as PDCCH (physical downlink control channel) and PHICH (physical HARQ indicator channel) are provided within first three OFDM (orthogonal frequency division multiplex) symbols.
- a typical PDCCH decoding time is about 100 - 150 ⁇ s.
- FIG. 4 illustrates an example method M400 to determine whether the DL data should be transferred over multiple component carriers.
- the method M400 is from the perspective of the base station 210.
- the base station 210 establishes a connection with the user equipment 220 over one or more anchor carriers.
- a first carrier is one of the anchor carriers.
- the base station 210 makes a determination whether a wide DL data transfer bandwidth is needed. That is, the base station 210 determines whether the DL data destined to the user equipment 220 should be transferred over the first carrier and additionally over at least a second carrier, which is a non-anchor carrier. If so, then in A430, the base station 210 transmits first and second data parts of the DL data over the first and second carriers, respectively. There is a predetermined delay between the transmissions over the first and second carriers. As explained above, the predetermined delay is an amount of time sufficient for the user equipment 220 to prepare to receive the DL data over the second carrier. As seen in FIG. 3, after the predetermined delay, the first and second data parts are transferred simultaneously which effectively increases the data transfer bandwidth.
- FIG. 5 illustrates an example method to implement A430 of FIG. 4 of transmitting the DL data over the first and second carriers.
- the base station 210 splits the DL data into the first and second data parts.
- the base station 210 notifies the user equipment 220 of the DL data transmission over the first and second carriers.
- the first data part is transmitted over the first carrier, and in A540, the second data part is transmitted over the second carrier.
- the first data part is transmitted immediately after notifying the user equipment 220, i.e., the first data part is transmitted without wait. Since the first carrier is one of the anchor carriers for the user equipment 220, the user equipment 220 is already actively listening for signals on that carrier. Thus, there is no need to wait. [0045] In contrast, the second carrier is not one of the anchor carriers. Therefore, it is possible that the user equipment 220 is not actively listening on the second carrier due to being in power conservation mode. So in A540, the predetermined delay is waited prior to the base station 210 transmitting the second data part over the second carrier.
- the base station 210 may choose which component carriers will be used including the first and second carriers to transfer the DL data. To prepare the user equipment 220, the base station notifies the user equipment 220 of the choice of carriers. In the notification, information regarding one or more resource blocks of the second carrier allocated to carry the second data part can be further included. [0047] FIG. 6 illustrates an example method to implement A520, that is to notify the user equipment 220. In the method, the base station 210 provides the information on the second carrier over the first carrier in A610. Then in A620, the base station also provides the resource block information of the second carrier over either the first or the second carrier in A620.
- information regarding the second carrier and the RBs (resource blocks) of the second carrier are provided over the first carrier.
- the base station 210 may reserve a portion of a PDSCH (physical downlink shared channel) of the first carrier to provide the information.
- the base station 210 provides the information over a PDCCH (physical downlink shared channel) of the first carrier.
- identification of the second carrier is provided over the first carrier (e.g., in the PDSCH or PDCCH) and the information regarding the resource blocks of the second carrier is provided over the second carrier itself, for example, over the PDCCH of the second carrier.
- the base station 210 may determine that the wide DL data transfer bandwidth is not needed in A420. That is, the base station 210 may determine that one of the first or the second component carrier is sufficient for the DL data transfer. When this occurs, the base station 210 transmits the DL data over either the first or the second carrier in A440. If it is decided to transfer the DL data over the first carrier, then the base station 210 may do so without waiting any delay. If it is decided that the second carrier will be used, then the base station 210 can wait before transmitting.
- the base station 210 may decide to transfer the DL data over the second (i.e., non-anchor) carrier instead of over the first (i.e., anchor) carrier even though a wait is involved. There are a host of reasons why such a decision may be made. In general if the non-anchor carrier is better suited, i.e., the quality of the second carrier is better, then it may be advantageous to use the second carrier since it is more reliable. As an example of a quality measurements, a CQI (channel quality indicator) of the second carrier may be higher than the CQI of the first carrier.
- a CQI channel quality indicator
- quality measurements can be based on signal-to-interference (SIR) ratio (higher the better), a received signal reference power (RSRP) (higher the better), a data transmission rate (higher the better), an error rate (lower the better), repeat request rate (lower the better), and so on.
- SIR signal-to-interference
- RSRP received signal reference power
- the network system capacity may also factor into the decision.
- the first carrier may be overutilized relative to the second carrier.
- a consideration for switching to a second carrier may be that a remaining data carrying capacity of the second carrier is greater than a remaining data carrying capacity of the first carrier by a predetermined amount.
- FIG. 7 illustrates an example method to implement A440 of FIG. 4 of transferring the DL data over either the anchor carrier (the first carrier) or the non-anchor carrier (the second carrier).
- the base station 210 decides whether the second carrier should be used to transfer the DL data instead of the first carrier based on the considerations discussed above. If it is decided not to use the second carrier, the base station 210 transmits the DL data over the first carrier without delay as depicted in A720. If it is decided to use the second carrier, then in A730, the base station 210 notifies the user equipment 220 of the transfer of the DL data over the second carrier.
- FIG. 8 illustrates an example method to implement A730 to notify the user equipment 220 regarding the transfer of the DL data over the second carrier.
- the base station 210 informs the user equipment 220 regarding the second carrier over the first carrier.
- information on the resource blocks of the second carrier allocated to carry the DL data is provided over either the first carrier (e.g., in the PDSCH or the PDCCH) or second carrier (e.g., in the PDCCH).
- FIG. 9 illustrates the embodiment of the base station 210 depicted in FIG. 2.
- the base station 210 includes a processing unit 910, a monitoring unit 920 and a communication unit 930.
- the monitoring unit 910 is arranged to monitor, e.g., loads on the component carriers used by the base station 210.
- the communication unit 930 is arranged to communicate with the user equipment 220 in the network 200.
- the processing unit 910 is arranged to control the operations of the components of the base station 210 to perform the methods as described above.
- FIG. 10 illustrates an example method MlOOO from the perspective of the user equipment 220, to receive the DL data from the base station 210.
- the user equipment 220 establishes a connection over one or more anchor carriers with the base station 210 including the first carrier.
- the user equipment 220 receives a notification from the base station 210 regarding the DL data transfer.
- the user equipment 220 determines whether the base station will transfer the DL data over the first carrier and additionally over the second (non-anchor) carrier.
- the user equipment 220 activates the receivers to receive the first data part of the DL data over the first carrier and the second data part over the second carrier.
- the user equipment 220 actively prepares the receivers so that it can be ready to receive the signals on the second carrier after the predetermined delay.
- the user equipment 220 determines whether the base station 210 will transmit the DL data over the first or the second carrier in A 1050. If it is determined that the DL data will be received over the first carrier, then in A 1070, the user equipment 220 receives data without delay. However, if it is determined that the DL data will be received over the second carrier, then in A 1060, the user equipment 220 actively prepares the receivers so that it is ready to receive the DL data over the second carrier on or before the predetermined delay passes since receiving the notification.
- FIG. 1 1 illustrates an embodiment of the user equipment 220.
- the user equipment 220 includes a processing unit 1 1 10 and a communications unit 1 120.
- the communications unit 1120 is arranged to communicate with the base station 210 in the network 200.
- the communications unit 1 120 can include any combination of fixed narrow bandwidth receivers and adaptable bandwidth receivers. If only fixed bandwidth receivers are considered, then the communications unit 1230 is preferred to include a plurality of receivers, where each receiver is configured to listen on one of the plurality of component carriers. If only adaptable bandwidth receivers are considered, then there can be one or more of these receivers. If a combination is considered, then there can be one or more fixed bandwidth receivers and one or more adaptable bandwidth receivers.
- the processing unit 1 1 10 is arranged to control the operations of the components of the user equipment 220 to perform the methods described above.
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