WO2010150987A2

WO2010150987A2 - Method for transmitting emergency data in a ban

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Publication number: WO2010150987A2
Application number: PCT/KR2010/003523
Authority: WO
Inventors: 석용호
Original assignee: 엘지전자 주식회사
Priority date: 2009-06-25
Filing date: 2010-06-01
Publication date: 2010-12-29
Also published as: WO2010150987A3

Abstract

According to one embodiment of the present invention, provided is a method for transmitting emergency data in a body area network (BAN), comprising: a step of receiving maximum transmission power information for the transmission of emergency data from a CP upon the occurrence of an emergency; and a step of transmitting the emergency data at the maximum transmission power set in accordance with the maximum transmission power information. The method of the present invention transmits emergency data in a rapid and reliable manner.

Description

Emergency data transmission method in JAN

The present invention relates to a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a method for first transmitting emergency data in a body area network.

There is a growing interest in integrating information and communication technology into medical services around the world. These technologies include the process of measuring, transmitting, analyzing, and feeding back personal biosignal and medical information, which are being actively researched around the world, and the IEEE 802.15 WPAN Standardization Committee has established a medical wireless medical wireless network (BAN). A study group (BAN (Body Area Network)) was formed, and last year, TG (Task group) 6 was established under IEEE 802.15, and BAN is being standardized.

In addition, the frequency of 402 ~ 405MHz is used for medical use all over the world, and the research is actively conducted since the ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) band and the UWB (Ultra Wide-Band) band can also be used for the transmission of biological signals. It is becoming.

Body Area Network (BAN) is a communication network that occurs mainly in the vicinity of a human body. More specifically, it refers to communication and networks between devices in-body, on-body, and off-body. You can think of medical applications, but more diverse applications are possible. As the technology developed in connection with BAN is not limited to the human body but also applied to an organism having an environment similar to that of an animal or other human beings, the application field may become more diverse.

The human body is a radio communication environment that is somewhat different from a personal area network (PAN). Because PAN solves the problem of communication between devices on-body and other devices over 10 meters away, transmission through the body is not the primary target transmission environment, and also interferes with the body's radio transmission environment. Factors do not matter too much.

In contrast, BAN makes a difference in that the body makes itself the main environment for radio wave transmission. In addition, there may be various modes of communication of the BAN. In other words, there are various types of communication modes between devices in the body, devices in the body and devices on the body, devices on the body, devices on the body and devices near the body.

Considering these special propagation environments and various communication modes, there may be insufficient aspects of Bluetooth or ZigBee, which were previously developed as PANs, to be used as BANs, so signal transmission technology needs to be developed. It is recognized.

If we classify the BAN technology discussed so far, it can be classified into medical BAN (non-medical BAN) and non-medical BAN (Non-medical BAN) technology by application field, and from the human body surface to the coordinator by channel. It can be classified into communication, communication between the human body surface, communication between the human body and the human body surface, and communication within the human body. In addition, the media used may be classified into a method of using a radio, a method of using a wire, and a method of using a human body as a medium. It can be classified according to whether the built-in power supply exchanges only data, supplies power externally, or generates power within itself. The medical BAN may be classified into a wearable BAN, which is a network between nodes attached to the body, and an implant BAN, which is a network between implantable nodes implanted in the human body.

BAN supports low cost, low complexity, ultra-low power, and highly reliable wireless communication inside and outside the body. BAN also supports medical and non-medical applications.

In the case of a medical / healthcare application, a low data rate and ultra-low power of 10 Kbps or less are used.

In addition, non-medical applications have a feature of using a high data rate and low power of 10Mbps or more.

In this case, there is a need for a method of flexibly transmitting data with priority among emergency data or emergency data that may occur in various applications.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is intended to provide a BAN-specific service by presenting a method for preferential transmission of emergency data. In addition, when collision between emergency data and non-emergency data occurs, the conflict will be resolved according to the nature or importance of data.

Considering the delay problem that may occur in the transmission of non-emergency data during unconditional priority transmission of emergency data, the priority or degree of priority transmission is controlled, and in particular, the characteristics and delay sensitivity of each emergency data are reflected in the data transmission scheduling. To perform optimized BAN wireless communication.

According to an aspect of the present invention, in a method for transmitting emergency data in a body area network (BAN), when an emergency occurs, receiving maximum transmission power information for transmission of emergency data from a CP and the maximum transmission power There is provided an emergency data transmission method comprising the step of transmitting the emergency data at the maximum transmission power set according to the information.

According to another aspect of the present invention, in the method for transmitting emergency data in a body area network (BAN), receiving priority transmission information for transmitting the emergency data preferentially over non-emergency data from the CP and the priority transmission There is provided an emergency data transmission method including transmitting the emergency data to the CP at a transmission power set according to the priority transmission information within a priority transmission allowance time according to information.

According to yet another aspect of the present invention, a wireless communication device for transmitting emergency data in a BAN, comprising: a processor for generating emergency data and an RF unit for receiving an emergency transmission power notification for transmission of the emergency data from a CP, The emergency transmission power notification is provided with an emergency data transmission apparatus comprising at least one of emergency transmission power information and priority transmission information.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, data of higher importance may be transmitted more reliably in an emergency situation. In addition, by distinguishing emergency data from those that are not, it is possible to secure stable transmission of emergency data. In the case of urgent data, as fast transmission is a key factor, it is possible to provide a transmission service suited to data characteristics by maximizing liquidity between data transmission cases. At the same time, in order to prevent the unlimited transmission delay or damage of other data due to the priority transmission of only emergency data, an appropriate restriction on the priority transmission of emergency data can be applied to balance the services.

1 is a diagram illustrating a system configuration of a BAN.

2 illustrates a frame structure according to the IEEE 802.15.3 standard.

3 illustrates a frame structure according to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

4 is a flowchart illustrating an emergency data transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a diagram illustrating an example of maximum transmission power control information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a flowchart illustrating an emergency data transmission method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

7 is a diagram illustrating an example of priority transmission information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

8 is a flowchart illustrating an emergency data transmission method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

9 is a block diagram illustrating a wireless communication device capable of performing a period setting method in a BAN according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 is a diagram illustrating a system configuration of a BAN.

The BAN system may include a device acting as a central point (CP) 100 and the remaining terminal (s). In the BAN system, the terminal other than the CP may be simply displayed as body area network devices (DEVs) 110 and 120, and may perform a function of measuring or receiving a biosignal and delivering the signal to the CP 100. In addition, a portable terminal, a mobile communication terminal, a personal digital assistant (PDA), and the like may serve as the CP 100, and a biosignal collecting device, a biosignal measuring device, and a biosignal monitoring device may serve as the

DEVs

110 and 120. can do.

The CP 100 serves as a coordinator in the BAN system from the

DEVs

110 and 120, receives various signals transmitted through the BAN, processes the signals, stores them, and stores them therein. You can output In addition, the data transmission cycle or resource allocation of the

various DEVs

110 and 120 may be controlled.

2 is a diagram illustrating a frame structure according to the IEEE 802.15.3 standard. IEEE 802.15.3 is a protocol for high rate wireless personal area network (WPAN).

The overall time may include several superframes, which are described as an example of the superframe #m 200, which is an arbitrary superframe. The super frame includes a beacon 210, a contention access period (CAP) 220, and a contention free period (CFP), and data transmission mainly occurs in the CFP period. The CFP period is indicated by a channel time allocation period (CTAP) 230. In the high speed WPAN according to IEEE 802.15.3, since there is no requirement for low power, an inactivity period is not defined separately.

The beacon frame 210 is used to transmit control information to the DEVs, allocate radio resources in the current super frame (super frame #m, 200), and synchronize time.

Contention access period 220 is used for authentication, connection request, connection response, data stream parameter negotiation, and the like. The CAP 220 uses a carrier sense multiple access / collision avoidance (CSMA / CA) mechanism for medium access.

Channel time allocation period (CTAP) 230 is comprised of one or more channel time allocations (CTAs) 231, 232,... 239. It may include a management CTA.

CTAs

231, 232, ... 239 are used for instruction streams, concurrent streams, and asynchronous or asynchronous data connections. CTAP 230 may use a time division multiple access (TDMA) protocol when the DEVs have a specified time window.

3 is a diagram illustrating a frame structure according to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. IEEE 802.15.4 is a protocol for low rate wireless personal area network (WPAN). In IEEE 802.15.4, a GTS (Guaranteed Time Slot) 321 is allocated for each DEV.

The super frame is defined by the beacon 305 transmitted by the CP, and can be divided into 16 equally sized slots. Any DEV that wishes to communicate during the competitive access cycle (CAP) 310 will compete with another DEV using the CSMA / CA mechanism.

The superframe is divided into a certain period of activity cycle and inactivity cycle 330. The activity cycle includes a competitive access cycle (CAP) 310 and a non-competitive cycle (CFP) 320. In the low speed WPAN of IEEE 802.15.4, an active period and an inactive period 330 are divided into a predetermined ratio. The ratio of active cycle to inactive cycle 330 is referred to as duty cycle. While the CP is in an inactive cycle, the CP enters a low power mode.

That is, the activity cycle includes a beacon 305, CAP 310, CFP 320, data transmission mainly occurs in the CFP (320) section. For applications where transmission delay is an issue or for applications that require a specific data bandwidth, the CP can adjust the rate of activity periods in the super frame for that application. A guaranteed time slot (GTS) 321 means an activity cycle allocated in this way. The GTS 321 constitutes a non-competition period (CFP) 320.

The CP transmits maximum transmission power information to the DEVs (S410). The 000 message may be transmitted in a unicast, multicast or broadcast manner.

In the present invention, high reliability and low delay in emergency data transmission through Transmit Power Control (TPC) are achieved. To this end, the CP performs multi-level power control. CP is a WBAN BSS (Basic Service Set), the maximum transmission power used for data transmission of the three stages of high transmit power (High Transmit Power, Middle Transmit Power, and Low Transmit Power) Manage by level.

The CP transmits maximum transmit power information to DEVs connected to the WBAN BSS managed by the CP, thereby allowing the DEVs to set the maximum transmit power according to the type of data or whether the data is urgent data. S410). In this case, the CP may include maximum transmission power information in a beacon frame and transmit the same.

The maximum transmit power information includes emergency transmit power information and non-emergency transmit power information. Emergency Transmit Power information indicates the maximum transmit power that DEV can use when transmitting emergency data. This may be referred to as emergency maximum transmission power or emergency transmission power.

The non-emergency transmit power field information indicates the maximum transmit power available when the DEV transmits non-emergency data. This may be referred to as non-emergency maximum transmission power or non-emergency transmission power. The maximum transmit power information will be described later in more detail with reference to FIG. 5.

When the DEV receives the maximum transmission power information, the DEV transmits emergency data and non-emergency data at the transmission power set by the maximum transmission power information, respectively (S420). All DEVs that normally receive the maximum transmit power information operate in this manner. For reference, the maximum transmission power means the maximum transmission power that can be used for data transmission. Therefore, the higher the maximum transmission power is, the more likely it is to be transmitted with higher transmission power, but the data must be transmitted only with the transmission power. It is not.

Therefore, when the maximum transmission power of the emergency data is set higher than the maximum transmission power of the non-emergency data by the maximum transmission power information, the possibility that the emergency data is transmitted at a larger transmission power than that of the non-emergency data increases. In addition, the difference in transmit power can cause a capture effect between emergency and non-emergency data, in which case the probability of emergency data being successfully transmitted to the CP is greater.

In a normal situation, that is, not an emergency situation, the CP may set emergency transmit power and non-emergency transmit power as middle transmit power. For example, when the CP is not aware of an emergency, both emergency data and non-emergency data are set to have the same maximum transmission power as the intermediate transmission power.

However, when the CP recognizes an emergency situation, the maximum transmission power of emergency data and non-emergency data is set differentially. The CP sets the emergency transmit power higher than the non-emergency transmit power through the maximum power information. For example, the emergency transmission power may be set to high transmit power and the non-emergency transmission power may be set to low transmit power.

When the maximum transmission power is set as described above in each situation, the emergency data uses a higher transmission power than the non-emergency data. As a result, the reliability of the transmission of emergency data can be increased. The CP preferentially receives emergency data transmitted by the DEV at higher power even if there is non-emergency data transmitted by another terminal. If the emergency situation is cleared, the CP may change the emergency transmission power and non-emergency transmission power back to the middle level.

In addition, the CP allows the maximum transmission power of DEVs to be set differently according to the emergency type and the non-emergency type. Make it possible to send with delay. This will be described in more detail later with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8.

The subject of the recognition and / or release of the emergency may be CP or DEV. That is, the CP recognizes that an emergency situation has occurred, and accordingly, transmit power control information for transmitting emergency data may be transmitted to the DEV. Alternatively, the DEV may recognize the emergency situation and notify the CP that an emergency has occurred, or notify the CP in advance that emergency data will be transmitted. Alternatively, after the DEV receives the transmission power control information for transmitting the emergency data before the occurrence of the emergency situation, the DEV may apply the emergency power or non-emergency data transmission depending on whether the emergency situation occurs.

In the above-described embodiment, in non-emergency situations, the CP sets the maximum transmission power of the non-emergency data and the emergency data equally, and differentially setting the maximum transmission power of the two data in the event of an emergency causes the CP to indicate an emergency situation. This may correspond to an embodiment in the case of recognition.

The maximum transmit power control information shown in FIG. 5 may use the maximum transmit power control element format. The maximum transmit power control element format includes an element ID field 510, a length field 520, an emergency transmit power field 530, and a non-emergency transmit power field 540. do.

The element ID field 510 includes an identifier for identifying that the element is related to the maximum transmission power control information, and the length field 520 is a field including length information of the element.

The emergency transmit power field 530 means the maximum transmit power that the DEV can use when transmitting emergency data. In addition, the non-emergency transmission power field 540 means the maximum transmission power that the DEV can use when transmitting non-emergency data.

As described above, in an emergency where an emergency situation is not recognized, the CP may set the emergency transmission power of the emergency transmission power field 530 and the non-emergency transmission power of the non-emergency transmission power field 540 to the same level. . On the other hand, when an emergency situation occurs, the CP may transmit differently by setting different field values of the emergency transmission power field 530 and the non-emergency transmission power field 540. That is, the maximum transmission power control information enables the DEV to transmit the transmission power of emergency data at a transmission power higher than that of non-emergency data.

In an emergency situation, the emergency transmission power field 530 is set to have a higher transmission power than the non-emergency transmission power field 540. For example, the emergency transmit power may be set to high transmit power, and the non-emergency transmit power may be set to low transmit power. Therefore, emergency data is transmitted at a higher transmission power than non-emergency data, and thus emergency data may have higher transmission reliability than non-emergency data.

When the emergency situation is released, emergency transmission power and non-emergency transmission power can be adjusted to the intermediate transmission power level by the CP. That is, both the emergency transmit power and the non-emergency transmit power may be changed to the middle transmit power level.

6 is a flowchart illustrating an emergency data transmission method according to another embodiment of the present invention. In the present embodiment, according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, priority transmission information for emergency data transmission is transmitted (S610). In addition, CP and DEV may preferentially transmit emergency data by using a capture threshold along with transmission information. That is, when the CP transmits the priority transmission information to the DEV, the DEV stops the data transmission of other DEVs within a limited time and transmits the emergency data preferentially when there is emergency data.

The CP may set the difference between high transmit power and low transmit power to be equal to or greater than the capture threshold (eg, 10 dB in IEEE 802.11). When there are two signals being transmitted with power that differ by more than the capture threshold, only the signal with the larger transmit power is normally received by the capture effect.

However, when emergency data with a high transmission power above the capture threshold is continuously transmitted, transmission of non-emergency data is excessively interrupted due to continuous priority transmission of emergency data. I can receive it. If the received power ratio for the signal being transmitted and the received power ratio for the new starting signal are greater than the Capture Threshold, the CP stops receiving the transmitted signal first, and instead the signal strength starting to be transmitted later is You will receive a large signal.

To compensate for this problem, when the CP provides DEV with priority transmission information to DEV before data transmission is performed, the CP may timely restrict the priority transmission. For this purpose, the priority transmission information includes a priority transmission timeout field. Therefore, the priority transmission timeout field includes information indicating a priority transmission allowable time, which is a time limit for allowing priority transmission of emergency data. In this way, if the priority transmission of emergency data is limited in time, the priority transmission may be allowed only within a limited time by the field value. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the transmission of non-emergency data indefinitely.

First, transmission information may be transmitted through a beacon frame. When the priority transmission information is transmitted to the DEV, the priority transmission service is enabled. Alternatively, the CP may apply the TPC at any point in time without going through the beacon frame. In this case, the CP may notify the DEV of the transmission power control in advance. To this end, the CP may transmit a transmit power control announcement management frame to the DEV, and may transmit it in a broadcast manner. Here, the transmission power control notification management frame may include maximum transmission power information and / or priority transmission information.

The DEV receiving the transmission power control notification management frame or the priority transmission information and / or the maximum transmission power information may transmit emergency data or non-emergency data at the transmission power set by the CP (S620).

The priority transmission information shown in FIG. 7 may use the format of the priority transmission element. The priority transmission element includes an element ID field 710, a length field 720, a priority transmission field 730, a priority transmission timeout field 740, and the like.

The prior transmission information described with reference to FIG. 6 may have a format of a preemptive emergency element shown in FIG. 7, and the prior transmission element may have a priority transmission type field 730 and a priority. A transmission timeout field 740 is included.

The element ID field 710 is a field indicating that the information relates to priority transmission information, and the length field is a field indicating the length of the priority transmission information. Since the contents and functions of the element ID field 710 and the length field 720 are obvious to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The priority transmission type field 730 may indicate whether data corresponding to the corresponding field is to be subjected to priority transmission. Therefore, in this case, the first transport type field may have two values. For example, it may have a value corresponding to “Allow” or “Disallow” indicating whether to allow priority transmission. That is, the field value of the priority transmission type field 730 indicates whether the data is urgent data or information related to determining whether or not priority transmission is to be performed.

The Preferential Transmission Timeout field 740 is a field that restricts the occurrence of a priority transmission event in terms of time. As described above, priority transmission time information is included in this field. If non-emergency data is interrupted in the middle and emergency data is transmitted first, then the occurrence of such a priority transmission event for a certain time can be prevented by the priority transmission timeout field.

First, a field value setting of the transmission timeout field 740 will be described as an example. If the field value of the priority transmission timeout field 740 is set to 0, the priority transmission event is allowed at any time. In addition, when the field value of the priority transmission timeout field 740 is, for example, 10 ms, it may mean that the next priority transmission event cannot occur for 10 ms after the priority transmission event occurs. This prevents the occurrence of excessive priority transmission events and prevents delay and accumulation of non-emergency data due to continuous priority transmission of emergency data.

After the beacon frame is transmitted and a predetermined time interval elapses, the CP transmits a transmission power control notification frame (S810). In this embodiment, the CP may recognize an emergency situation and notify transmission power control to each DEV. The transmission power control announcement frame includes information for determining which transmission power each DEV transmits according to the type of data to be transmitted by the DEVs. It is a kind of control signal. As shown in the figure, the transmit power control announcement frame is transmitted at an intermediate transmit power and may be broadcast. This is merely an example, and the transmission power level of the transmission power control announcement frame may be changed.

First, DEV 2 transmits non-emergency data (S820). DEV 2 transmits non-emergency data at low power according to transmission power control of the CP. DEV 1 transmits non-emergency data (S830), and at the same time, DEV 2 transmits emergency data (S840). According to the transmission power notification control of the CP, DEV 1 transmits non-emergency data at low power, and DEV 2 transmits emergency data at high power.

Thus, a collision occurs between non-emergency data from DEV 1 and emergency data from DEV 2. The non-emergency data of DEV 1 is transmitted at low power and the emergency data of DEV 2 is transmitted at high power, so the emergency data transmission of DEV 2 is more reliable. However, when the transmission power of the two data differs by more than a capture threshold (eg, 10 dB), the CP receives only a signal having a large transmission power by the capture effect.

In addition, when emergency data is a target of a priority transmission event according to the embodiments described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, the CP preferentially receives emergency data of DEV 2. Therefore, transmission delay of emergency data can be prevented and transmission reliability can be improved. Instead, the transmission of non-emergency data may be delayed somewhat.

Alternatively, since the CP knows preset power control information, when two data having different transmission power levels are simultaneously or consecutively received, the CP may be configured to preferentially receive and process data transmitted with transmission power corresponding to emergency data. have.

The BAN according to an embodiment of the present invention intends to support various types of applications. Therefore, various applications such as medical and non-medical can be applied to the BAN. Therefore, emergency data and non-emergency data may be classified for each application. In addition, the wireless communication device receives transmission power control information from a Coordinator Point (CP) in such a BAN, and thus transmits emergency data and / or non-emergency data. The terminals correspond to the above-described DEV (Device) such as a biometric device and a biosignal receiving device.

The BAN wireless communication device includes a processor 910 and an RF unit 920. The RF unit 920 transmits and receives a radio signal, and the processor 910 generates a radio signal or generates control information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The memory 930 is connected to the processor 910 and stores various information for driving the processor 910. The memory 930 may include read-only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), flash memory, memory card, storage medium, and / or other storage device. In addition, the wireless communication device may further include a display unit or a user interface, but is not illustrated in the drawings, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The processor 910 may include an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), another chipset, a logic circuit, and / or a data processing device. The processor 910 generates data or control signals to be transmitted to other terminals.

The RF unit 920 is connected to the processor 910, transmits radio signals generated by the processor 910, and receives a radio signal sent by another radio communication device. The RF unit 920 may include a baseband circuit for processing a wireless signal. The BAN wireless communication apparatus receives transmission power control information or priority transmission information from the CP through the RF unit 920. Since the transmission power control information or the priority transmission information may be included in the transmission power control notification, hereinafter, for convenience, the transmission power control notification will be referred to as a uniform description. Since this has already been described, repeated descriptions will be omitted.

The processor 910 controls and transmits transmission power of emergency data and non-emergency data according to the transmission power control notice received by the RF unit 920. Of course, the processor 910 may also generate data to be transmitted to the CP and may also distinguish whether the data is emergency data or non-emergency data.

Then, the RF unit 920 transmits emergency data or non-emergency data at the transmission power level set by the processor 910 according to the transmission power control notice. If transmission is allowed first, even if non-emergency data is being transmitted by another terminal

All the above-described methods may be performed by a processor such as a microprocessor, a controller, a microcontroller, an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), or the like according to software or program code coded to perform the method, or a processor of a terminal shown in FIG. 3. have. The design, development and implementation of the code will be apparent to those skilled in the art based on the description of the present invention.

Although the present invention has been described above with reference to the embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be modified and changed in various ways without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. I can understand. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the present invention will include all embodiments within the scope of the following claims.

Claims

A method for transmitting emergency data in a body area network (BAN), comprising: receiving maximum transmission power information for transmission of emergency data from a coordinator point (CP) when an emergency occurs; according to the maximum transmission power information Emergency data transmission method comprising the step of transmitting the emergency data at the set maximum transmission power.
The emergency data transmission method of claim 1, wherein the maximum transmission power information includes information about an emergency transmission power for transmission of the emergency data and a non-emergency transmission power for transmission of non-emergency data.
The method of claim 2, wherein the emergency transmission power is set higher than the non-emergency transmission power.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the emergency transmission power and the non-emergency transmission power differ by more than a capture threshold that causes a capture effect.
A method for transmitting emergency data in a body area network (BAN), comprising: receiving priority transmission information from a CP for transmitting the emergency data preferentially over non-emergency data; And transmitting the emergency data to the CP at a transmission power set according to the priority transmission information within a priority transmission allowance time according to the priority transmission information.
The emergency data transmission method of claim 5, wherein the priority transmission information further includes priority transmission type information indicating whether data to be transmitted is data targeted for priority transmission.
The emergency data transmission method of claim 6, wherein the priority transmission information further comprises emergency transmission power information and non-emergency transmission power information for the emergency data and the non-emergency data.
The emergency data transmission method according to claim 7, wherein the emergency transmission power according to the emergency transmission power information and the non-emergency transmission power according to the non-emergency transmission power information differ by more than a capture threshold that causes a capture effect.
A wireless communication device for transmitting emergency data in a BAN, comprising: a processor for generating emergency data; And an RF unit configured to receive an emergency transmission power notice for transmission of the emergency data from a CP, wherein the emergency transmission power notice includes one or more information of emergency transmission power information and priority transmission information. Device.
10. The emergency data transmission of claim 9, wherein the transmission power control information includes emergency transmission power that is transmission power for transmitting emergency data and non-emergency transmission power information that is transmission power for transmitting non-emergency data. Device.
The emergency data according to claim 10, wherein the transmission power of emergency data according to the emergency transmission power information and the transmission power of non-emergency data according to the non-emergency transmission power information differ by more than a capture threshold that causes a capture effect. Transmission device.
10. The apparatus of claim 9, wherein the priority transmission information includes information indicating that the transmission of other data is interrupted and the priority data is allowed to be transmitted preferentially.
The emergency data transmission apparatus of claim 12, wherein the priority transmission information further includes information on a time for which priority transmission is allowed.