WO2012145892A1 - 接入方法、基站和用户设备 - Google Patents

接入方法、基站和用户设备 Download PDF

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WO2012145892A1
WO2012145892A1 PCT/CN2011/073291 CN2011073291W WO2012145892A1 WO 2012145892 A1 WO2012145892 A1 WO 2012145892A1 CN 2011073291 W CN2011073291 W CN 2011073291W WO 2012145892 A1 WO2012145892 A1 WO 2012145892A1
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李济可
周华
张元涛
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  • the present invention relates to the field of wireless communications, and in particular, to an access method, a base station, and a user equipment. Background technique
  • LTE-A Long-term Evolution-Advanced
  • Heterogeneous Network consists of Macro Cell, Femto Cell, Pico Cell, Remote Wireless Head (RRH: Remote Radio Head), repeater (Relay).
  • the RRH itself does not have signal processing capability, and the RRH forwards the signal based on the base station, and transmits the signal of the base station in the form of radio waves without difference, and the transmission power is smaller than the transmission power of the base station.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the distribution of base stations and RRHs.
  • the base station is located at the center of the cell.
  • there are six RRHs wherein the RRHs are evenly distributed at the edge positions of the cells, and the RRHs are directly connected to the base stations through optical cables, and the base stations.
  • these RRHs can forward signals sent by the base station.
  • the user equipment UE receives the signals from the base station and the RRH, the received signals are combined, which is equivalent to macro diversity, and the signal is combined to enhance the strength of the signal at the user end and improve the performance of the system.
  • the inventors have found that the above-mentioned technologies have the following problems:
  • the signal of the RRH becomes small when it reaches the user equipment UE, and has no effect on the performance of the user equipment UE.
  • the RRH side sends the signal of the user equipment UE, it needs to consume a certain amount of power.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide an access method, a base station, and a user equipment.
  • Each group of RRHs serves different user equipment UEs by grouping RRHs in the base station. To some extent, the power consumption of the RRH can be reduced.
  • An aspect of the present invention provides an access method, where the method includes: dividing a plurality of remote radio heads of a base station into a plurality of groups, the remote radio head being the same as a cell identifier of the base station;
  • the base station transmits signals to the user equipment through a plurality of sets of remote radio heads.
  • an access method includes: the user equipment measures signals sent by at least one base station through a plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the base station, where each group of the base stations is far away The cell identifier of each remote radio head in the radio head is the same as the cell identifier of the subordinate base station;
  • the user equipment selects a group of remote radio heads from a plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the at least one base station according to the measurement result;
  • the corresponding base station is accessed through a selected set of remote radio heads.
  • a base station includes: a grouping unit, where the grouping unit is configured to divide a plurality of remote radio heads of a base station into a group, the remote radio head and the base station The same cell identity;
  • a signal transmitting unit configured to send a signal to the user equipment through the plurality of sets of remote wireless heads.
  • a user equipment is provided, where the user equipment includes:
  • a signal measuring unit configured to measure a signal sent by at least one base station through a plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the base station, where each of the remote radio heads of each of the plurality of sets of remote radio heads of each base station
  • the identifier is the same as the cell identifier of the owning base station
  • the selection unit selects a group of remote radio heads from the plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the at least one base station according to the measurement result of the signal measurement unit;
  • a wireless communication system includes: at least one base station, a plurality of remote radio heads belonging to the base station, and user equipment;
  • the base station is configured to divide the plurality of remote radio heads into groups, and send signals to the user equipment by using a plurality of sets of remote radio heads; the remote radio head is the same as the cell identifier of the base station;
  • the user equipment is configured to measure at least one group of remote radio heads of the base station through the base station And transmitting a signal, and selecting a group of remote radio heads from the plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the at least one base station according to the measurement result, and accessing the corresponding base station by using the selected set of remote radio heads.
  • a computer readable program is provided, wherein when the program is executed in a base station, the program causes a computer to execute the access method in the base station.
  • a storage medium storing a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program causes a computer to perform the above access method in a base station.
  • a computer readable program wherein when the program is executed in a user device, the program causes the computer to execute the access method in the user device.
  • a storage medium storing a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program causes a computer to execute the above access method in a user equipment.
  • each group of RRHs serves different user equipment UEs, which can reduce the power consumption of the RRH to a certain extent and improve system performance.
  • 1 is a schematic diagram of a base station and an RRH distribution
  • FIG. 3 is a flowchart of an access method according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a base station according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of a mobile phone used as an example of a user equipment
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of a user equipment according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
  • Figure 7 is a block diagram showing the structure of a wireless communication system according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a user equipment accessing a base station according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a communication scenario according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
  • Figure 10 is a diagram showing the RRH arrangement of different packets of each base station in Figure 9.
  • Step 201 Divide a plurality of remote radio heads of a base station into a group, where the remote radio head is the same as a cell identifier (Cell ID) of the base station;
  • Cell ID cell identifier
  • Step 202 The base station sends a signal to the user equipment by using a group of remote radio heads.
  • the remote radio head has the same cell ID (Cell ID) as the base station, and shares a frequency domain resource.
  • Cell ID cell ID
  • multiple RRHs of the associated base station may be divided into groups according to actual needs, and the number of groups of the remote radio heads of the plurality of groups is 2 groups or more.
  • the number of RRHs in each group can be any number, and the numbers can be the same or different.
  • the RRHs of each group may be arranged in an arbitrary manner.
  • different groups of RRHs may be arranged around the base station at equal intervals or at different intervals. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, two sets of RRHs are arranged at equal intervals. In addition, they can also be arranged arbitrarily.
  • a plurality of sets of RRHs may be pre-configured, wherein the configuration may be arbitrarily configured; in one embodiment, the base station may be grouped according to some indicator reflecting system performance, such as signal strength or wideband signal to noise ratio. Specifically, the base station may divide the remote radio heads of the owning base stations into groups according to the information including the measurement signals of the multiple RRHs fed back by the user equipment. For example, the base station can receive the measurement signal fed back by the user equipment within a predetermined time, and can group the RRH according to the signal strength of the measurement signal or the wideband signal to noise ratio. In addition, the information may include one or more of the following in addition to the measurement signal: distribution of the user equipment,
  • the base station groups the RRH by combining the measurement signals fed back by the user equipment in a period of time, and the grouping is more reasonable, which is more favorable for the user equipment to better select a group of RRHs, thereby improving the system performance to a certain extent.
  • the number of RRT groups can be flexibly adjusted.
  • the number of RRT groups determines the number of signal strengths or wideband signal-to-noise ratios that the user equipment needs to measure.
  • the remote radio head RRH itself does not have the signal processing capability, and is responsible for forwarding the signal transmitted by the base station, wherein each RRH in each group of RRHs transmits the same signal; different groups of RRHs transmit The signal is different.
  • Each group of RRHs serves user equipments that access the RRHs of the group.
  • the RRH group to which the signal belongs can be distinguished by any existing method.
  • different scrambling codes or signatures may be pre-configured to different RRH groups, and the user equipment may be notified, so that after the user equipment measures signals of different RRH groups, the signal is input.
  • the scrambling code or the feature code may be obtained after the line processing, so as to distinguish the RRH group to which the signal belongs according to the scrambling code or the feature code.
  • the sending time or the frequency domain of the signals of the different RRH groups may be pre-configured, and the user equipment is notified, so that after measuring the signals of different RRH groups, the user equipment may distinguish the signals according to the sending time or the frequency domain.
  • the plurality of RRHs in the base station are divided into a plurality of groups, and the signals are sent by the group of RRHs, so that the user equipment is in the process of accessing the base station, and the user equipment passes the measured at least one base station.
  • the signals sent by the RRHs of the base station select a group of RRHs to access the corresponding base stations, which can reduce the power consumption of the RRH to a certain extent and improve system performance.
  • FIG. 3 is a flowchart of an access method according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
  • the method includes: Step 301: A user equipment measures a signal sent by at least one base station by a group of remote radio heads RRH of the base station, where each of a plurality of sets of remote radio heads RRH of each base station The cell identifier of a remote radio head is the same as the cell identifier of the subordinate base station;
  • Step 302 The user equipment selects a group of remote radio heads RRH from the group of remote radio heads RRH of the at least one base station according to the measurement result;
  • Step 303 Access a corresponding base station by using a selected set of remote radio heads RRH.
  • the user equipment may perform measurement on a signal sent by one or more base stations through several groups of RRHs;
  • the base station can distinguish the RRHs of different groups according to the pre-configured manner.
  • the manner of the information is as described in Embodiment 1, and details are not described herein again.
  • the signals from the 38 RRH groups can be distinguished in the manner described in Embodiment 1.
  • the user equipment can select one of the RRHs according to the measurement result. For example, the user equipment selects one of the RRHs based on measurements of signals from the 38 RRH groups. Thus, in step 302, the user equipment can select one of the RRHs to serve according to the measurement result.
  • the user equipment can select a group of RRHs with less path loss, that is, a signal quality is better, so that power waste can be avoided to a certain extent.
  • each RRH sends data only to the user equipment next to itself. Assuming that the total power of the RRH transmitted signal is constant, when the method of the embodiment of the present invention is used, since the number of user equipments served is halved, the signal power transmitted for each user equipment is doubled.
  • the user equipment selects a set of remote radio heads from a plurality of sets of remote radio heads of the at least one base station according to a signal strength of the measured signal or according to a wideband signal to noise ratio.
  • the user equipment selects the measured signal to have the highest signal strength or accesses a set of RRHs having the largest wideband signal to noise ratio.
  • the user equipment may further determine the number of groups of RRHs according to the measurement result, and sequentially select a group of RRHs to access the corresponding base stations to serve them according to predetermined time intervals. For example, when the user equipment determines that there are 38 groups of RRHs in step 301, the base station can be accessed through the first group, the second group, the third group, and the 38th group RRH according to a predetermined time interval, such as one hour.
  • the RRHs of all or part of the base stations of the above scenario may be grouped.
  • the plurality of RRHs in the base station are grouped, and the base station can send a signal through the group of RRHs, so that when the user equipment UE accesses the base station, the user equipment passes the measured at least one base station.
  • the signals sent by the RRHs of the base station select a group of RRHs to serve, which can reduce the power consumption of the RRH and improve the system performance.
  • the embodiment of the invention further provides a base station and a user equipment, as described in the following embodiments 3 and 4.
  • the principle of the problem is solved by the base station and the user equipment.
  • the implementation of the base station and the user equipment can be referred to the implementation of the method, and the details are not repeated here.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of a base station according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, the base station package a grouping unit 401 and a signal transmitting unit 402; wherein
  • the grouping unit 401 is configured to divide the plurality of remote radio heads of the subordinate base station into a plurality of groups, the remote radio head is the same as the cell identifier of the base station, and the signal sending unit 402 is configured to send a signal to the user equipment by using the group of remote radio heads. .
  • the grouping unit 401 can pre-configure the number of groups of the RRH to divide the plurality of RRHs into groups.
  • the grouping unit 401 can also belong to the information including the measurement signals of the groups of RRHs fed back by the user equipment.
  • the remote radio heads of the base station are divided into groups.
  • the information may include one or more of the following in addition to the measurement signal: distribution of the user equipment, location of the RRH, system computation complexity, and system performance.
  • the remote radio head has the same cell identifier (Cel l ID) as the base station, and shares a frequency domain resource.
  • the grouping unit 401 can divide the plurality of RRHs of the base station into a plurality of groups according to actual needs, and the number of groups of the plurality of remote radio heads is two or more. Among them, the more the number of packets, the more accurate the information obtained by the user equipment, the better the selection of a set of RRHs required for access, thereby improving the performance of the system to some extent.
  • the RRH is responsible for forwarding signals transmitted by the base station, wherein each remote radio head of each set of remote radio heads transmits the same signal; different sets of remote radio heads transmit different signals.
  • Each group of RRHs serves user equipments that access the RRHs of the group.
  • the base station may further include a signal identifying unit (not shown) for using several groups before transmitting signals through the RRH.
  • the signal sent by the RRH is identified so that when the user equipment receives the signals sent by the several groups of RRHs, it can distinguish which group belongs to the currently measured signal.
  • the distinction can be made by any of the existing methods, as described in Embodiment 1, and details are not described herein again.
  • the plurality of RRHs in the base station are grouped, and the signals are sent by the plurality of remote radio heads, so that when the user equipment UE accesses the base station, the user equipment passes the measured at least one base station.
  • the signals sent by several groups of RRHs of the base station select a group of RRHs to access the corresponding base stations to serve them, which can reduce the power consumption of the RRH and improve system performance to a certain extent.
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a mobile phone used as an example of a user equipment.
  • user equipment are not limited to mobile phones, but may be any device having communication capabilities, such as gaming machines, PDAs, portable computers, and the like.
  • the mobile telephone 500 can be a flip-type telephone having a flip 501 that is movable between an open position and a closed position.
  • the flip cover 501 is shown in an open position.
  • the mobile telephone 500 can be of other constructions, such as a "longboard type telephone" or "sliding type telephone".
  • the mobile telephone 500 can include a display 502 that displays information such as operational status, time, telephone number, phone book information, various menus, etc. to the user, such that the user can utilize various features of the mobile telephone 500.
  • Display 502 can also be used to visually display content retrieved by mobile phone 500 and/or retrieved from a memory (not shown) of mobile phone 500.
  • Display 502 can be used to present images, videos, and other graphics to the user, such as photos, mobile television content, and video related to the game.
  • Keyboard 503 provides a variety of user input operations.
  • keyboard 18 may include alphanumeric keys that allow alphanumeric information (such as phone numbers, phone lists, phone book information, notepads, text, etc.) to be entered.
  • keyboard 503 can include specific function keys 504, such as a "call to send" button for initiating or answering a call, and a "call end” button for ending or “hanging up” a call.
  • the particular function keys can also include menu navigation keys and selection keys that are conveniently navigated through menus displayed on display 502.
  • pointing devices and/or navigation keys can be provided to receive directional inputs from the user.
  • the display 502 and the keyboard 503 can be used in combination with each other to implement the functions of the soft keys.
  • the mobile phone 500 also includes components such as an antenna, a microcontroller, a speaker 505, and a microphone 506 that are necessary to perform its functions.
  • FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the structure of a user equipment according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
  • the user equipment 500 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a signal measuring unit 601, a selecting unit 602, and an access unit 603;
  • the signal measuring unit 601 is configured to measure a signal that is sent by the at least one base station through the group of RRHs of the base station, where a cell identifier of each RRH of each group of the RRHs is the same as a cell identifier of the associated base station; And selecting, according to the measurement result of the signal measurement unit 601, a group of RRHs from the group of RRHs of the at least one base station; and the access unit 603 accessing the base station by using the selected group of RRHs.
  • the signal measurement unit 601 can distinguish the RRHs of different groups according to a pre-configured manner, and the manner of the differentiation is as described in Embodiment 1, and details are not described herein again.
  • the selection unit 602 can select one of the RRHs to serve according to the measurement result.
  • the selecting unit 602 selects a set of remote radio heads according to the signal strength of the measured signal or according to the wideband signal to noise ratio.
  • the selecting unit 602 can select a group of RRHs with the highest signal strength or the largest broadband signal to noise ratio.
  • the selecting unit 602 is specifically configured to determine the number of groups of the RRH according to the measurement result, and sequentially select a group of RRHs to access the corresponding base stations to serve the plurality of RRHs according to the predetermined time interval. For example, when the user equipment determines that there are 38 sets of RRHs in step 301, the base station can be accessed through the first group, the second group, the third group, and the 38th group RRH according to a predetermined time interval, such as one hour.
  • the user equipment UE when the user equipment UE accesses the base station, the user equipment selects a group of RRHs according to the measured signals sent by the at least one base station through the group of RRHs of the base station, which may be reduced to a certain extent.
  • the power consumption of the RRH improves system performance.
  • Fig. 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a radio communication system according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 6, the system includes: at least one base station 701, a plurality of remote radio heads 702 of the associated base station, and user equipment 703;
  • At least one base station 701 is configured to divide the plurality of remote radio heads 702 into groups, and send signals to the user equipment 703 through the remote group radio heads 702; the far-end radio head 702 is the same as the cell identifier of the base station 701;
  • the user equipment 703 is configured to measure signals sent by the at least one base station 701 through the group of RRHs of the base station; select a group of remote radio heads from the plurality of groups of RRHs of the at least one base station 701 according to the measurement result; The header is connected to the corresponding base station 701.
  • the RRH is connected to the base station and used to forward the signal of the base station.
  • the configuration of the user equipment and the base station are as described in Embodiment 4 and Embodiment 3, and details are not described herein again.
  • the six RRHs are arranged around each base station, and the six RRHs can be divided into two groups or three groups, here two groups, and one group of RRHs is separated from another group. Settings.
  • the user equipment selects a group of RRHs to serve according to the measured signals sent by the at least one base station through the group of RRHs of the base station, to a certain extent. It can reduce the power consumption of RRH and improve system performance.
  • FIG. 9 The process of connecting the user equipment to the base station will be described in detail below with reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 and taking the communication scenario shown in FIG. 9 as an example.
  • there are 19 base stations each of which includes 12 RRHs.
  • the RRH is divided into 2 groups, each group is 6 RRHs, and are equally spaced.
  • FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a user equipment accessing a base station according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
  • Step 801 Divide multiple remote radio heads 602 of multiple base stations into groups;
  • each base station there are 19 base stations, and the number of multiple remote radio heads of each base station is 12; the RRHs of each base station are divided into 2 groups, each group is 6 RRH, and interval setting;
  • the manner of grouping may be as described in Embodiment 1, such as pre-configuration, or grouping according to signals fed back by the user equipment, and details are not described herein again.
  • Step 802 The multiple base stations send signals to the user equipment through the group of RRHs, so that after the user equipment measures signals of different groups of RRHs, a group of leg groups may be selected according to the measured signals.
  • the method in which the base station sends a signal according to a pre-configured manner of distinguishing different RRH group signals, and distinguishes the signal sent by each group of RRHs, as described in Embodiment 1, may add a signature code or an identification code to the signal, or at different times. Or send signals in the frequency domain, no longer repeat them here;
  • signals of 38 sets of RRHs from 19 base stations are distinguished by an identification code.
  • Step 803 The user equipment measures signals sent by the multiple base stations by the plurality of groups of RRHs of the multiple base stations.
  • the user side determines the RRH group to which the measured signal belongs according to the pre-configured signal that distinguishes the different groups of RRHs. As shown in FIG. 9, for each user equipment, it is required to detect 38 groups of RRHs sent from 19 base stations. Signal, and get the measurement results.
  • Step 804 after measuring all the RRH groups, the user equipment selects a group of RRHs from the group of RRHs of the multiple base stations according to the measurement result;
  • a group of RRHs with the highest signal strength or the wideband signal-to-noise ratio is selected, and details are not described herein.
  • the broadband signal to noise ratio of the signal of the first group of RRHs measured by the user equipment is the largest, and the user equipment 1
  • the Group 1 RRH can be selected for its service;
  • the broadband signal to noise ratio of the measurement signal corresponding to the sixth group RRH is the largest, and the user equipment 10 can select the sixth group RRH to serve it.
  • Step 805 The user equipment accesses the corresponding base station by using the selected group of RRHs during the access process;
  • the user equipment 1 can access the base station connected to the group RRH through the first group RRH; and the base station RRH can access the base station connected to the group RRH.
  • step 804 the wide-band signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the signal is measured as an example, and the RRH served for it may be selected according to the signal strength.
  • SNR signal-to-noise ratio
  • step 804 may be specifically determining the number of RRH packets according to the measurement result, and sequentially selecting a group of RRHs to access the corresponding base stations to serve them according to predetermined time intervals.
  • the user equipment in the process of the user equipment UE accessing the base station, the user equipment selects a group of RRHs to serve according to the measured signals sent by the at least one base station through the group of RRHs of the base station, to a certain extent Reduce the power consumption of the RRH and improve system performance.
  • the embodiment of the present invention further provides a computer readable program, wherein when the program is executed in a base station, the program causes the computer to execute the access method described in Embodiment 1 in the base station.
  • Another aspect of an embodiment of the present invention provides a storage medium storing a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program causes a computer to perform the access method described in Embodiment 1 in a base station.
  • a computer readable program is provided, wherein when the program is executed in a user equipment, the program causes the computer to execute the access method described in Embodiment 2 in the user equipment.
  • a storage medium storing a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program causes a computer to perform the access method described in Embodiment 2 in a user equipment.
  • the above apparatus and method of the present invention may be implemented by hardware or by hardware in combination with software.
  • the present invention relates to a computer readable program that, when executed by a logic component, enables the logic component to implement the apparatus or components described above, or to cause the logic component to implement the various methods described above Or steps.
  • Logic components such as field programmable logic components, microprocessors, processors used in computers, and the like.
  • the present invention also relates to a storage medium for storing the above program, such as a hard disk, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a DVD, a flash memory, or the like.

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接入方法、 基站和用户设备 技术领域
本发明涉及无线通信领域,特别涉及一种接入方法、基站和用户设备。 背景技术
增强的长期演进 (LTE-A: Long-term Evolution-Advanced ) 异构网 络 (Heterogeneous Network) 系统由宏小区 (Macro Cell), 毫微微蜂窝 (Femto Cell), 微蜂窝 (Pico Cell), 远端无线头 (RRH: Remote Radio Head), 中继器 (Relay) 组成。 其中, RRH本身不具有信号处理能力, 该 RRH转发基于基站的信号, 将基站的信号无差别地以无线电波的形式 传出, 发射功率小于基站的发射功率。
图 1是基站与 RRH分布示意图。如图 1所示,基站处于小区的中心, 在基站的覆盖范围内, 设置有 6个 RRH, 其中, 这些 RRH均匀分布在小 区的边缘位置, 这些 RRH与基站之间直接通过光缆连接, 与基站具有相 同的小区编号 (基站编号), 这些 RRH可转发基站发出的信号。 当用户 设备 UE接收到来自基站和 RRH的信号时, 将接收到的这些信号进行合 并, 这相当于宏分集, 通过信号的合并来增强用户端信号的强度, 提升 系统的性能。
但是在实现本发明的过程中发明人发现上述技术存在如下问题: 在 RRH距用户设备 UE较远时, 该 RRH的信号到达该用户设备 UE时变得 很小, 对用户设备 UE的性能没有影响, 但是在 RRH端发送该用户设备 UE的信号时却需要消耗一定的功率。
应该注意, 上面对技术背景的介绍只是为了方便对本发明的技术方 案进行清楚、 完整的说明, 并方便本领域技术人员的理解而阐述的。 不 能仅仅因为这些方案在本发明的背景技术部分进行了阐述而认为上述技 术方案为本领域技术人员所公知。 发明内容
本发明实施例的目的在于提供一种接入方法、 基站和用户设备, 通 过将所属基站内的 RRH分组, 每一组 RRH为不同的用户设备 UE服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗。
根据本发明实施例的一个方面提供了一种接入方法, 该方法包括: 将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干组, 该远端无线头与该基站 的小区标识相同;
该基站通过若干组远端无线头向用户设备发送信号。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种接入方法, 该方法包括: 用户设备测量至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组远端无线头发送的 信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组远端无线头中的每一个远端无线头的小 区标识与所属基站的小区标识相同;
该用户设备根据测量结果从该至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中 选择一组远端无线头;
通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种基站, 该基站包括: 分组单元, 该分组单元用于将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干 组, 该远端无线头与该基站的小区标识相同;
信号发送单元, 该信号发送单元用于通过若干组远端无线头向用户 设备发送信号。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种用户设备, 该用户设备 包括:
信号测量单元, 该信号测量单元用于测量至少一个基站通过该基站 的若干组远端无线头发送的信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组远端无线头 中的每一个远端无线头的小区标识与所属基站的小区标识相同;
选择单元, 该选择单元根据该信号测量单元的测量结果从该至少一 个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组远端无线头;
接入单元, 该接入单元通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站。 根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种无线通信系统, 包括: 至少一个基站、 所属所述基站的多个远端无线头和用户设备;
该基站用于将该多个远端无线头分成若干组, 通过若干组远端无线 头向用户设备发送信号; 该远端无线头与该基站的小区标识相同;
该用户设备用于测量至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组远端无线头 发送的信号, 并根据测量结果从该至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中 选择一组远端无线头, 并通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种计算机可读程序, 其中 当在基站中执行该程序时, 该程序使得计算机在该基站中执行上述接入 方法。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种存储有计算机可读程序 的存储介质, 其中该计算机可读程序使得计算机在基站中执行上述接入 方法。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种计算机可读程序, 其中 当在用户设备中执行该程序时, 该程序使得计算机在该用户设备中执行 上述接入方法。
根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种存储有计算机可读程序 的存储介质, 其中该计算机可读程序使得计算机在用户设备中执行上述 接入方法。
本发明实施例的有益效果在于: 通过将所属基站内的 RRH分组, 每 一组 RRH为不同的用户设备 UE服务,在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率 消耗, 提高系统性能。
参照后文的说明和附图, 详细公开了本发明的特定实施方式, 指明 了本发明的原理可以被采用的方式。 应该理解, 本发明的实施方式在范 围上并不因而受到限制。 在所附权利要求的精神和条款的范围内, 本发 明的实施方式包括许多改变、 修改和等同。
针对一种实施方式描述和 /或示出的特征可以以相同或类似的方式在 一个或更多个其它实施方式中使用, 与其它实施方式中的特征相组合, 或替代其它实施方式中的特征。
应该强调, 术语 "包括 /包含"在本文使用时指特征、 整件、 步骤或 组件的存在, 但并不排除一个或更多个其它特征、 整件、 步骤或组件的 存在或附加。 附图说明
参照以下的附图可以更好地理解本发明的很多方面。 附图中的部件 不是成比例绘制的, 而只是为了示出本发明的原理。 为了便于示出和描 述本发明的一些部分, 附图中对应部分可能被放大或缩小。 在本发明的 一个附图或一种实施方式中描述的元素和特征可以与一个或更多个其它 附图或实施方式中示出的元素和特征相结合。 此外, 在附图中, 类似的 标号表示几个附图中对应的部件, 并可用于指示多于一种实施方式中使 用的对应部件。 在附图中:
图 1是基站与 RRH分布示意图;
图 2是本发明实施例 1的接入方法流程图;
图 3是本发明实施例 2的接入方法流程图;
图 4是本发明实施例 3的基站构成示意图;
图 5是作为用户设备的示例使用的移动电话的示意图;
图 6是本发明实施例 4的用户设备构成示意图;
图 7是本发明实施例 5的无线通信系统构成示意图;
图 8是本发明实施 6的用户设备接入基站的流程图;
图 9是本发明实施例 6的通信场景示意图;
图 10是图 9中的每个基站的不同分组的 RRH布置示意图。
具体实施方式
参照附图, 通过下面的说明书, 本发明实施例的前述以及其它特征 将变得明显。 这些实施方式只是示例性的, 不是对本发明的限制。 为了 使本领域的技术人员能够容易地理解本发明的原理和实施方式, 本发明 的实施方式以包括 RRH的 LTE-A系统中的接入方法为例进行说明,但可 以理解, 本发明实施例并不限于上述系统, 对于涉及用户设备通过 RRH 接入基站的其他系统均适用。
实施例 1
图 1是本发明实施例 1的接入方法流程图。如图 2所示, 该方法包括: 步骤 201,将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干组,该远端无线头 与该基站的小区标识 (Cell ID) 相同;
步骤 202, 该基站通过若干组远端无线头向用户设备发送信号。
在本实施方式中, 该远端无线头与该基站的小区标识 (Cell ID) 相 同, 共用一份频域资源。 其中, 在步骤 201 中, 可根据实际需要采用任意方式将所属基站的 多个 RRH分成若干组, 该若干组远端无线头的组数为 2组或 2组以上。 每一组中的 RRH 的数量任意多个, 数量可相同或不同。 其中, 分组数目 越多, 用户设备所获得的信息越精确, 可以更好地选择接入所需要的一 组 RRH, 从而在一定程度上提高了系统的性能。 此外, 各个组的 RRH的排 列方式可任意, 例如, 不同组的 RRH可按照等间隔或不等间隔排列在基 站周围, 例如, 如图 7所示, 两组 RRH, 等间隔进行排列。 此外, 也可任 意排列。
在一个实施例中,例如,可预先配置若干组 RRH,其中可任意进行配置; 在一个实施例中, 该基站可根据反映系统性能的某个指标, 如信号 强度或宽带信噪比进行分组, 具体地, 该基站可根据包括用户设备反馈 的对该多个 RRH 的测量信号在内的信息将所属基站的远端无线头分成若 干组。 例如, 基站可在预定的时间内接收用户设备反馈的测量信号, 可 根据该测量信号的信号强度或宽带信噪比来对 RRH进行分组。 此外, 该 信息除了测量信号外, 还可包括以下其中之一或之几: 用户设备的分布、
RRH的位置、 系统计算复杂度和系统性能等。 这样, 该基站通过结合一段 时期内用户设备反馈的测量信号对 RRH进行分组, 分组更加合理, 更有 利于用户设备更好地选择一组 RRH, 从而在一定程度上提高了系统性能。
此外,为了兼顾系统性能和系统复杂度, RRT组的数目可以灵活调节, RRT组的数目决定了用户设备需要测量的信号强度或宽带信噪比的个数。
在本实施例中, 远端无线头 RRH本身不具备信号的处理能力, 其负 责转发基站传送的信号, 其中, 每一组 RRH中的每一个 RRH发送的信号 均相同; 不同组的 RRH发送的信号不同。 每一组 RRH都服务于接入该组 RRH的用户设备。
在本实施例中, 需要对不同基站的不同组的 RRH发送的信号进行区 分, 这样, 在用户设备接收到至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发 送的信号时, 可区分当前所测量到的信号所属的 RRH组。 其中, 可通过 现有的任何一种方式进行区分。
例如, 可预先配置不同的扰码或特征码给不同的 RRH组, 并通知用 户设备, 这样, 在用户设备测量到不同的 RRH组的信号后, 对该信号进 行处理后可获得其中的扰码或者特征码, 以便根据该扰码或者特征码来 区分该信号所属的 RRH组。
此外, 还可预先配置发送不同的 RRH组的信号的发送时刻或频域, 并通知用户设备, 这样, 该用户设备测量到不同的 RRH组的信号后, 可 根据发送时刻或频域来区分信号所属的 RRH组。
由上述实施例可知, 将基站内的多个 RRH分为若干组, 并通过若干 组 RRH发送信号, 使得用户设备 UE在接入该基站的过程中, 该用户设 备根据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选择 一组 RRH接入相应的基站, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗, 提 高系统性能。
实施例 2
图 3是本发明实施例 2的接入方法流程图。如图 3所示, 该方法包括: 步骤 301,用户设备测量至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组远端无线 头 RRH发送的信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组远端无线头 RRH中的每一 个远端无线头的小区标识与所属基站的小区标识相同;
步骤 302, 该用户设备根据测量结果从该至少一个基站的若干组远端 无线头 RRH中选择一组远端无线头 RRH;
步骤 303, 通过选择的一组远端无线头 RRH接入相应的基站。
在本实施例中, 在步骤 301 中, 该用户设备可对一个或一个以上的 基站通过其若干组 RRH发送的信号进行测量;
例如, 在一种通信场景中, 包括 19个基站, 如果对每个基站的 RRH 不进行分组, 则用户设备最多需要测量 19个信号; 若对每个基站的 RRH 进行分组, 如将每个基站的 RRH分为两组, 则 19个基站的 RRH组的数量 共为 38个, 用户设备可测量的信号的数量最多可为 19X2=38个。
在本实施例中,基站可根据预先配置的方式来区分不同组的 RRH, 区 分的方式如实施例 1所述, 此处不再赘述。 此处, 可采用实施例 1所述 的方式来区分来自 38个 RRH组的信号。
在该用户设备测量完所有组 RRH的信号后, 该用户设备可根据测量 结果选择其中的一组 RRH。 例如, 用户设备根据对来自 38个 RRH组的信 号的测量结果选择其中的一组 RRH。 这样, 在步骤 302 中, 该用户设备可根据测量结果来选择其中一组 RRH为其服务。 其中, 该用户设备可选择路径损耗较小, 即信号质量较好 的一组 RRH为其服务, 这样, 可在以一定程度上避免功率的浪费。
例如,小区中有两个距离很远的 RRH, 同时在每个 RRH附近有一个用 户设备。 在现有的方法中, 这两个 RRH 同时都为这两个用户设备发送数 据, 而在本发明实施例中, 每个 RRH仅为自己旁边的用户设备发送数据。 假设 RRH发送信号的总功率一定, 那么在使用本发明实施例的方法时, 由于服务的用户设备数目减半, 因此, 为每个用户设备传送的信号功率 加倍。
具体地, 在步骤 302 中, 该用户设备根据测量到的信号的信号强度 或者根据宽带信噪比从该至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组 远端无线头。 优选地, 该用户设备选择测量到的信号的信号强度最大或 者接入宽带信噪比最大的一组 RRH。
或者在步骤 302中, 该用户设备还可根据测量结果确定 RRH的组数, 并且按照预定时间间隔依次选择一组 RRH接入相应的基站来为其服务。 例如, 在用户设备在步骤 301中确定有 38组 RRH时, 可根据预先确定的 时间间隔,如 1小时,依次通过第 1组、第 2组、第 3组直到第 38组 RRH 接入基站。
在上述实施例中, 可对上述场景的全部或部分基站的 RRH进行分组。 由上述实施例可知, 将所属基站内的多个 RRH分组, 基站可通过该 若干组 RRH发送信号, 这样, 在用户设备 UE接入该基站时, 该用户设 备根据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选择 一组 RRH为其服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗, 提高系统 性能。
本发明实施例还提供了一种基站和用户设备,如下面的实施例 3和 4 所述。由于该基站和用户设备解决问题的原理与上述实施例 1-2的基于基 站和用户设备的接入方法相似, 因此该基站和用户设备的实施可以参见 方法的实施, 重复之处不再赘述。
实施例 3
图 4是本发明实施例 3的基站构成示意图。 如图 4所示, 该基站包 括分组单元 401和信号发送单元 402 ; 其中,
分组单元 401,用于将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干组,远端 无线头与基站的小区标识相同; 信号发送单元 402, 用于通过若干组远端 无线头向用户设备发送信号。
其中, 分组单元 401可预先配置 RRH的组数, 以将多个 RRH分为若 干组; 另外, 分组单元 401还可根据包括用户设备反馈的对该若干组 RRH 的测量信号在内的信息将所属基站的远端无线头分成若干组。 其中, 该 信息除了测量信号外, 还可包括以下其中之一或之几: 用户设备的分布、 RRH的位置、 系统计算复杂度和系统性能等。
在本实施例中, 该远端无线头与该基站的小区标识(Cel l ID )相同, 共用一份频域资源。
其中, 分组单元 401可根据实际需要采用任意方式将所属基站的多 个 RRH分成若干组, 该若干组远端无线头的组数为 2组或 2组以上。 其 中, 分组数目越多, 用户设备所获得的信息越精确, 可以更好地选择接 入所需要的一组 RRH, 从而在一定程度上提高了系统的性能。
在本实施例中, RRH负责转发基站传送的信号, 其中, 每一组远端无 线头的每一个远端无线头发送的信号均相同; 不同组的远端无线头发送 的信号不同。 每一组 RRH都服务于接入该组 RRH的用户设备。
在本实施例中, 需要对每个基站的不同组的 RRH发送的信号进行区 分, 这样, 该基站还可包括信号标识单元 (未示出), 用于在通过 RRH发 送信号之前, 对若干组 RRH发送的信号进行标识, 以便在用户设备接收 到若干组 RRH发送的信号时, 可区分当前所测量到的信号时属于哪个分 组。 其中, 可通过现有的任何一种方式进行区分, 如实施例 1 所述, 此 处不再赘述。
由上述实施例可知, 将所属基站内的多个 RRH分组, 并通过若干组 远端无线头发送信号, 使得在用户设备 UE接入该基站时, 该用户设备根 据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选择一组 RRH接入相应的基站来为其服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH 的功率消 耗, 提高系统性能。
实施例 4 图 5是作为用户设备的示例使用的移动电话的示意图。 用户设备的 示例不限于移动电话, 也可以是具有通信能力的任何设备, 例如游戏机、 PDA, 便携式电脑等。
如图 5所示, 移动电话 500可以是具有可在打开位置与闭合位置之 间移动的翻盖 501的翻盖型电话。 在图 5中, 翻盖 501被示出为处于打 开位置。 应了解的是, 移动电话 500可以为其它结构, 诸如 "长板型电 话"或 "滑盖型电话" 的结构。
移动电话 500可包括显示器 502,显示器 502向用户显示诸如操作状 态、 时间、 电话号码、 电话簿信息、 各种菜单等的信息, 使得用户能利 用移动电话 500的各种特征。 显示器 502还可以用于可视地显示移动电 话 500接收到的和 /或从移动电话 500的存储器(未示出)检索到的内容。 显示器 502 可用于向用户呈现图像、 视频和其他图形, 诸如相片、 移动 电视内容以及与游戏相关的视频。
键盘 503提供了多种用户输入操作。 例如, 键盘 18可包括允许输入 字母数字信息 (诸如, 电话号码、 电话列表、 电话簿信息、 记事本、 文 本等) 的字母数字键。 此外, 键盘 503可包括特定的功能键 504, 诸如用 于启动或应答电话的 "呼叫发送"键、 以及用于结束或者 "挂断" 电话 的 "呼叫结束"键。 特定的功能键还可以包括在显示在显示器 502 上的 菜单来方便地进行导航的菜单导航键和选择键。 例如, 可以提供指点设 备和 /或导航键以接收来自用户的方向性输入。 此外, 显示器 502和键盘 503可以彼此结合起来使用以实现软键的功能。移动电话 500中还包括天 线、 微控制器、 扬声器 505和麦克风 506等实现其功能所必须的部件。
图 6是本发明实施例 4的用户设备构成示意图。 如图 6所示, 依据 本发明一种实施方式的用户设备 500 包括信号测量单元 601、 选择单元 602和接入单元 603 ; 其中,
信号测量单元 601,用于测量至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH 发送的信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组 RRH中的每一个 RRH的小区标识 与所属基站的小区标识相同; 选择单元 602, 根据信号测量单元 601的测 量结果从该至少一个基站的若干组 RRH中选择一组 RRH; 接入单元 603, 通过选择的一组 RRH接入基站。 在本实施例中, 信号测量单元 601可根据预先配置的方式来区分不 同组的 RRH, 区分的方式如实施例 1所述, 此处不再赘述。
选择单元 602可根据测量结果来选择其中一组 RRH为其服务。
其中, 选择单元 602根据测量到的信号的信号强度或者根据宽带信 噪比选择一组远端无线头。 其中, 选择单元 602 可选择信号强度最大或 者接入宽带信噪比最大的一组 RRH。
或者选择单元 602具体用于根据测量结果确定 RRH的组数, 并且按 照预定时间间隔依次选择一组 RRH接入相应的基站来为其服务。 例如, 在用户设备在步骤 301中确定有 38组 RRH时, 可根据预先确定的时间间 隔, 如 1小时, 依次通过第 1组、 第 2组、 第 3组直至第 38组 RRH接入 基站。
由上述实施例可知, 在用户设备 UE接入该基站时, 该用户设备根 据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选择一组 RRH为其服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗, 提高系统性能。
实施例 5
图 7是本发明实施例 5的无线通信系统构成示意图。 如图 6所示, 该系统包括: 至少一个基站 701、所属基站的多个远端无线头 702和用户 设备 703 ;
至少一个基站 701用于将多个远端无线头 702分成若干组, 通过若 干组远端无线头 702向用户设备 703发送信号; 远端无线头 702与基站 701的小区标识相同;
用户设备 703用于测量至少一个基站 701通过该基站的若干组 RRH 发送的信号; 根据测量结果从至少一个基站 701 的若干组 RRH中选择一 组远端无线头; 通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站 701。
其中, RRH与基站连接, 用来转发基站的信号。
在本实施例中,该用户设备和基站的构成分别如实施例 4和实施例 3 所述, 此处不再赘述。
例如,如图 7所示,每个基站周围设置有 6个 RRH,可将该 6个 RRH 分为 2组或 3组, 此处为 2组, 并且一组的 RRH与另一组的 RRH间隔 设置。 由上述实施例可知, 在用户设备 UE接入该基站的过程中, 该用户 设备根据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选 择一组 RRH为其服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗, 提高系 统性能。
实施例 6
以下结合图 7和图 8,并且以图 9所示的通信场景为例对用户设备接 入基站的过程进行详细说明。 如图 9所示, 共有 19个基站, 每个基站包 括 12个 RRH, 将该 RRH分为 2组, 每组为 6个 RRH, 且等间隔设置。
图 8是本发明实施 6的用户设备接入基站的流程图。
步骤 801, 将多个基站的多个远端无线头 602分成若干组;
其中, 如图 9和图 10所示, 包括 19个基站, 所属每个基站的多个 远端无线头的数量为 12个; 将所属每个基站的 RRH分为 2组, 每组为 6 个 RRH, 且间隔设置;
这样, 在上述场景中, 19个基站的 RRH分组的数量共 38个, 19个 基站可通过该 38个 RRH分组向用户设备发送信号, 发送信号的数量为 19X2=38, 因此用户设备最多需要检测 38个信号;
在本实施例中, 分组的方式可如实施例 1 所述, 如预先配置, 或者 根据用户设备反馈的信号进行分组, 此处不再赘述。
步骤 802, 上述多个基站通过若干组 RRH向用户设备发送信号, 以使 用户设备测量到不同组 RRH 的信号后, 可以根据测量到的信号选择一组 腿组;
在本实施例中, 该 19个基站通过其 19X2=38组 RRH向用户设备发送 信号;
其中, 基站按照预先配置的区分不同 RRH组信号的方式来发送信号, 区分每组 RRH发送的信号的方法如实施例 1所述, 可在信号中加入特征 码或识别码, 或者在不同的时刻或频域发送信号, 此处不再赘述;
例如,在本实施例中通过识别码来区分来自于 19个基站的 38组 RRH 的信号。
步骤 803, 用户设备测量上述多个基站通过该多个基站的若干组 RRH 发送的信号; 其中, 在用户侧根据预先配置的区分不同组 RRH 的信号的方式确定 测量到的信号所属的 RRH组; 如图 9所示, 对于每个用户设备需要检测 来自 19个基站的 38组 RRH发送的信号, 并获得测量结果。
步骤 804, 测量完所有 RRH组后, 该用户设备根据测量结果从该多个 基站的若干组 RRH中选择一组 RRH;
其中如实施例 2 所述, 选择信号强度最大或者宽带信噪比最大的一 组 RRH, 此处不再赘述;
例如, 测量结果为宽带信噪比时, 对于用户设备 1, 其根据测量结果 可知, 在 38组 RRH中, 该用户设备测量的第 1组 RRH的信号的宽带信噪 比最大, 则用户设备 1可选择第 1组 RRH为其服务;
例如, 对于用户设备 20, 其根据测量结果可知, 对应第 6组 RRH的 测量信号的宽带信噪比最大,则用户设备 10可选择第 6组 RRH为其服务。
步骤 805, 该用户设备在接入的过程中, 利用选择的一组 RRH接入相 应的基站;
其中, 对于用户设备 1可通过第 1组 RRH接入与该组 RRH连接的基 站; 对于用户设备 10可选择第 6组 RRH接入与该组 RRH连接的基站。
在上述实施例中, 在步骤 804 中, 以测量结果为信号的宽带信噪比 为例进行了说明, 此外还可根据信号强度选择为其服务的 RRH。
在一个实施例中, 步骤 804可具体为根据测量结果确定 RRH分组的 数量, 并且按照预定时间间隔依次选择一组 RRH接入相应的基站来为其 服务。
由上述实施例可知, 在用户设备 UE接入该基站过程中, 该用户设 备根据测量到的至少一个基站通过该基站的若干组 RRH发送的信号选择 一组 RRH为其服务, 在一定程度上可减少 RRH的功率消耗, 提高系统 性能。
本发明实施例还提供了一种计算机可读程序, 其中当在基站中执行 该程序时, 该程序使得计算机在该基站中执行实施例 1所述的接入方法。
本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种存储有计算机可读程序的存 储介质, 其中该计算机可读程序使得计算机在基站中执行实施例 1 所述 的接入方法。 根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种计算机可读程序, 其中 当在用户设备中执行该程序时, 该程序使得计算机在该用户设备中执行 实施例 2所述的接入方法。 根据本发明实施例的另一个方面提供了一种存储有计算机可读程序 的存储介质, 其中该计算机可读程序使得计算机在用户设备中执行实施 例 2所述的接入方法。
本发明以上的装置和方法可以由硬件实现, 也可以由硬件结合软件 实现。 本发明涉及这样的计算机可读程序, 当该程序被逻辑部件所执行 时, 能够使该逻辑部件实现上文所述的装置或构成部件, 或使该逻辑部 件实现上文所述的各种方法或步骤。 逻辑部件例如现场可编程逻辑部件、 微处理器、 计算机中使用的处理器等。 本发明还涉及用于存储以上程序 的存储介质, 如硬盘、 磁盘、 光盘、 DVD、 flash存储器等。
以上结合具体的实施方式对本发明进行了描述, 但本领域技术人员 应该清楚, 这些描述都是示例性的, 并不是对本发明保护范围的限制。 本领域技术人员可以根据本发明的精神和原理对本发明做出各种变型和 修改, 这些变型和修改也在本发明的范围内。

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1、 一种接入方法, 所述方法包括:
将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干组, 所述远端无线头与所述 基站的小区标识相同;
所述基站通过若干组远端无线头向用户设备发送信号。
2、 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 所述若干组远端无线头的组 数为 2组或 2组以上。
3、 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 每一组远端无线头中的每一 个远端无线头发送的信号均相同。
4、 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 不同组的远端无线头发送的 信号不同。
5、 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 所述将所属基站的远端无线 头分成若干组, 包括:
所述基站根据包括用户设备反馈的对所述多个远端无线头的测量信 号在内的信息将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若干组。
6、 一种接入方法, 所述方法包括:
用户设备测量至少一个基站通过所述基站的若干组远端无线头发送 的信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组远端无线头中的每一个远端无线头的 小区标识与所属基站的小区标识相同;
所述用户设备根据测量结果从所述至少一个基站的若干组远端无线 头中选择一组远端无线头;
通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站。
7、 根据权利要求 6所述的方法, 其中, 所述用户设备根据测量结果 选择一组远端无线头具体包括:
所述用户设备根据所述信号的信号强度或者根据宽带信噪比从所述 至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组远端无线头。
8、 根据权利要求 7所述的方法, 其中, 所述用户设备选择所述信号 强度最大或者接入宽带信噪比最大的一组远端无线头。
9、 根据权利要求 6所述的方法, 其中, 所述用户设备根据测量结果 选择一组远端无线头, 具体包括: 所述用户设备根据测量到的信号的数量并按照预定时间间隔依次从 所述至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组远端无线头。
10、 一种基站, 所述基站包括:
分组单元, 所述分组单元用于将所属基站的多个远端无线头分成若 干组, 所述远端无线头与所述基站的小区标识相同;
信号发送单元, 所述信号发送单元用于通过若干组远端无线头向用 户设备发送信号。
11、 根据权利要求 10所述的基站, 其中, 所述分组单元具体用于根 据包括用户设备反馈的对所述多个远端无线头的测量信号在内的信息将 所属基站的远端无线头分成若干组。
12、 一种用户设备, 所述用户设备包括:
信号测量单元, 所述信号测量单元用于测量至少一个基站通过所述 基站的若干组远端无线头发送的信号, 其中, 每个基站的若干组远端无 线头中的每一个远端无线头的小区标识与所属基站的小区标识相同; 选择单元, 所述选择单元根据所述信号测量单元的测量结果从所述 至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组远端无线头; 接入单元, 所述接入单元通过选择的一组远端无线头接入相应的基站。
13、 根据权利要求 12所述的用户设备, 其中, 所述选择单元具体用 于根据所述信号测量单元测量的所述信号的信号强度或者根据宽带信噪 比从所述至少一个基站的若干组远端无线头中选择一组远端无线头。
14、 根据权利要求 12所述的用户设备, 其中, 所述选择单元具体用 于根据所述信号测量单元测量的信号的数量并按照预定时间间隔依次选
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