WO2015062018A1 - 发送发现信号的方法和用户设备 - Google Patents
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- Embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of communication technologies, and, more particularly, to a method of transmitting a discovery signal and a user equipment. Background technique
- D2D communication refers to a method in which user equipment communicates directly without passing through a base station.
- D2D technology can reduce the burden on the macro network and increase the communication rate between user equipments.
- the user equipment needs to discover other user equipment capable of D2D communication.
- the user equipment enables the other user equipment to discover the user equipment by transmitting a Discovery signal in the Discovery frame for D2D communication.
- a periodic discovery frame on which the user equipment can transmit the discovery signal.
- Each discovery frame can be divided into time units in time, and each time unit can be divided into several frequency units according to the same rule.
- the discovery frame used to transmit the discovery signal may be composed of a plurality of frequency time units (also referred to as frequency time positions), and each frequency time position is represented by (i, j), where i represents a frequency unit (also referred to as a frequency unit) For the frequency domain location), j represents the time unit (also known as the time domain location).
- the discovery frame can be embedded in the system, for example, can be embedded in a system frame of an LTE system. Such embedding may be continuous or discontinuous in time, either continuous or discontinuous in frequency.
- the embedded discovery frame bandwidth can fill the entire system bandwidth or not occupy the entire system bandwidth. If two or more user equipments always send discovery signals at the same time domain location in the same discovery frame, then these user equipments cannot discover each other.
- some preset information related to the discovery signal is desired to be transmitted while transmitting the discovery signal.
- a method of transmitting such preset information is to modulate preset information in a discovery signal. But this approach consumes system resources.
- Another approach is to use the frequency domain location to represent the preset information. However, using the frequency domain location to indicate the preset information is limited by the system bandwidth.
- an embodiment of the present invention discloses a method for transmitting a discovery signal and a user equipment, which can carry preset information by using a frequency-time jump invariant.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for transmitting a discovery signal, where the method is performed by a first user equipment, where the method includes: determining, according to a frequency-time jump invariant, a frequency time having the frequency-time jump invariant Position, wherein the frequency time jump invariant is used to represent preset information; determining, according to the frequency time position having the frequency time jump invariant and the idle frequency time position in the initial discovery frame, determining the discovery signal in the initial discovery frame The initial frequency time position; transmitting the discovery signal at the initial frequency time position; determining, according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame a second time-frequency location, where the current discovery frame is any discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal after the initial discovery frame or the initial discovery frame, where the
- the preset information includes any one or more of the following: user equipment group information, information related to the first user equipment identifier, and a service type.
- the second frequency time position includes: determining the second frequency time position by using a frequency time jump function, wherein the input of the frequency time jump function is the first frequency domain position and the first time domain position, and the frequency time jump The output of the transfer function is the second frequency domain position and the second time domain position.
- the second time-frequency position is different from the frequency information of the second user equipment in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame, where the second user equipment uses the same frequency-hopping jump as the first user equipment.
- a second time domain location and the second user where the first time domain location is the same as the time domain location of the second user equipment in the current discovery frame and the frequency domain location is different
- the discovery signal of the device is different in the time domain position in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- the frequency-time jump function is different from the frequency-time jump function used by the third user equipment.
- Combining the second possible implementation to the fourth possible implementation may In a fifth possible implementation, the time domain of the discovery frame used by the first user equipment to send the discovery signal and the discovery frame used by the fourth user equipment to send the discovery signal are not coincide.
- the frequency-hopping function is determined by the following formula:
- n, u, v are positive integers and m is divisible n, u and m are mutually prime, (M-1) and m are mutually prime, V and m are mutually prime.
- the frequency-time position with the frequency-time jump invariant is determined by the following formula:
- C (j -v*i)modn
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are the frequency domain position and the time domain position respectively having the frequency-time jump invariant.
- the frequency-hopping function is determined by the following formula:
- the first frequency domain location is the second frequency domain location
- the first time domain location +1 is the second time domain location
- m, n, u, v are positive integers
- u and m mutual prime
- v and n are mutually prime
- m is divided by ⁇ .
- the frequency time position with the frequency time jump invariant is determined by the following formula:
- C ( 2 - ⁇ * - 2 ⁇ _1 * ⁇ * j) mod m
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are the frequency domain position and time domain position respectively with the frequency-time jump invariant .
- the determining can be used to represent the frequency-time jump invariant Before the frequency time position, the method further includes: receiving a frequency time jump parameter sent by the base station Any one or more of the frequency-hopping parameters include: m, n, u, v.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides a user equipment, where the user equipment includes: a control unit, configured to determine, according to a frequency-time jump invariant, a time-frequency location having the frequency-time jump invariant, where the frequency time The jump invariant is used to represent the preset information; the control unit is further configured to determine, according to the time-frequency location of the frequency-time jump invariant and the idle frequency-time position in the initial discovery frame, that the discovery signal is found in the initial discovery The initial frequency time position in the frame; the sending unit, configured to send the discovery signal at the initial frequency time position; the control unit is further configured to determine the discovery according to the first frequency time position in the current discovery frame of the discovery signal a second time-frequency position of the signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame, where the first time-frequency location includes a first frequency domain location and a first time domain location, the second time-frequency location including the second frequency The domain location and the second time domain location; the sending unit is further configured to send the discovery signal at the
- control unit is specifically configured to determine the second frequency time position by using a frequency time jump function, where the input of the frequency time jump function is the first The frequency domain location and the first time domain location, the output of the frequency time jump function being the second frequency domain location and the second time domain location.
- the sending unit is specifically configured to use a different frequency position that is used by the second user equipment to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame. Transmitting the discovery signal by the first time-frequency location, and transmitting the discovery signal by using the second frequency-time position different from the frequency-time position of the second user equipment in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal,
- the second user equipment and the user equipment use the same frequency-hopping function;
- the sending unit is specifically configured to use the same time domain location as the second user equipment used to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame and Transmitting the discovery signal by the first frequency time position with different frequency domain positions, using the second frequency time different from the time domain position used by the second user equipment to send the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame
- the location sends the discovery signal.
- control unit is specifically configured to determine a frequency different from a frequency-time jump function used by the third user equipment. Time jump function.
- the sending unit is specifically used by the fourth user equipment.
- the discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal that does not coincide with the discovery frame transmits the discovery signal.
- the control unit is specifically configured to determine the frequency using the following formula Jump function:
- control unit is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time location having the frequency-time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- C (j - v * i) modn where C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant, and i and j are the frequency domain position and the time domain position respectively having the frequency-time jump invariant.
- control unit is specifically configured to determine the frequency using the following formula Jump function:
- the first frequency domain location, ⁇ ⁇ +1 is the second frequency domain location
- the first time domain location, +1 is the second time domain location
- m, n, u, v are A positive integer
- u and m are mutually prime
- v and n are mutually prime
- m is divisible by ⁇ .
- control unit is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time location having the frequency-time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- C ( 2 - ⁇ * - 2v _1 * M * 7) mod m where C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant, i and j are the frequency domain position and time domain position respectively with the frequency-time jump invariant .
- the user equipment further includes: a receiving unit, configured to receive, send, by the base station Any one or more of the frequency-hopping parameters, wherein the frequency-hopping parameters include: m, n, u, v.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides a user equipment, where the user equipment includes: a processor, configured to determine, according to a frequency-time jump invariant, a time-frequency location having the frequency-time jump invariant, where the The frequency-time jump invariant is used to represent preset information; the processor is further configured to determine, according to the time-frequency position having the frequency-time jump invariant and the idle frequency-time position in the initial discovery frame, determining that the discovery signal is in the The initial frequency-time position in the initial discovery frame; the transmitter is configured to send the discovery signal at the initial frequency-time position; the processor is further configured to determine, according to the first frequency-time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, The second frequency time position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame, where the first frequency time position includes a first frequency domain location and a first time domain location, the second frequency time location including the first The second frequency domain location and the second time domain location; the transmitter is further configured to send the discovery signal at the second frequency time time
- the processor is specifically configured to determine the second frequency time position by using a frequency-time jump function, where the input of the frequency-time jump function is the first The frequency domain location and the first time domain location, the output of the frequency time jump function being the second frequency domain location and the second time domain location.
- the transmitter is specifically configured to use a different frequency position that is used by the second user equipment to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame. Transmitting the discovery signal by the first time-frequency location, and transmitting the discovery signal by using the second frequency-time position different from the frequency-time position of the second user equipment in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal,
- the second user equipment uses the same frequency-hopping function as the user equipment; the transmitter is specifically configured to use the same time domain location as the second user equipment used to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame and Transmitting the discovery signal by the first frequency time position with different frequency domain positions, using the second frequency time different from the time domain position used by the second user equipment to send the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame
- the location sends the discovery signal.
- the processor is specifically configured to determine a frequency different from a frequency-time jump function used by the third user equipment. Time jump function.
- the transmitter is specifically configured to be used by the fourth user equipment.
- the discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal that does not coincide with the discovery frame transmits the discovery signal.
- the processor is specifically configured to determine the frequency using the following formula Jump function:
- the first frequency domain location is the second frequency domain location, J; is the first time domain location, + 1 is the second time domain location, and m, n, u, and v are positive integers, and m divides n, u and m,
- the processor is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time location having the frequency-time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- C (j - v * i) modn where C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant, and i and j are the frequency domain position and the time domain position respectively having the frequency-time jump invariant.
- the processor is specifically configured to determine the frequency using the following formula Jump function:
- the first frequency domain location is the second frequency domain location
- the first time domain location +1 is the second time domain location
- m, n, u, v are positive integers
- u and m mutual prime
- v and n are mutually prime
- m is divisible by n.
- the processor is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time location having the frequency-time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- C ( 2 - M * - 2v _1 * M * ) mod m
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are respectively the frequency i or the position sum i or with the frequency-time jump invariant position.
- the user equipment further includes:
- the user equipment can determine the second frequency time position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame.
- the second frequency position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame is related to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and the initial frequency position of the discovery signal or the discovery frame.
- the frame number has nothing to do.
- there is a frequency-time jump invariant and since the frequency-time jump invariant does not change with the frequency-time position jump of the found signal, the frequency-time jump invariant can carry With preset information.
- the user equipment is capable of determining an initial frequency time position at which the discovery signal is transmitted according to the frequency time jump invariant.
- the frequency-time jump invariant corresponding to the user equipment does not change with the frequency-time position jump of the discovery signal.
- the receiving end of the discovery signal can determine the preset information of the discovery signal corresponding to the frequency-time position as long as it knows the frequency-time position of the signal.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a method for transmitting a discovery signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 2 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 3 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 4 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting a signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a structural block diagram of a user equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a structural block diagram of a user equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- LTE Long Term Evolution
- Frequency Division Duplex Frequency Division Duplex
- TDD Time Division Duplex
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
- a User Equipment may also be called a Mobile Terminal (MT), a mobile user equipment, or the like, and may be performed by using a radio access network (for example, a Radio Access Network, RAN) and one or more core networks.
- a radio access network for example, a Radio Access Network, RAN
- the user equipment may be a mobile terminal, such as a mobile phone (or "cellular" phone) and a computer with mobile functions, for example, may be portable, Pocket, handheld, computer built-in or in-vehicle mobile devices.
- the base station may be an e-NodeB in LTE, and the present invention is not limited thereto.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a method for transmitting a discovery signal according to an embodiment of the present invention. The method illustrated in Figure 1 is performed by a first user equipment.
- the discovery signal may continue to be transmitted after the initial discovery frame.
- the first user equipment can perform step 104 and step 105.
- the 104 Determine, according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, a second frequency time position of the discovery signal in a next discovery frame of the current discovery frame, where the current discovery frame is the initial discovery frame. Or any discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal after the initial discovery frame, where the first frequency time position and the second frequency time position are frequency time positions having the frequency time jump invariant, the first frequency The time position includes a first frequency domain location and a first time domain location, the second frequency domain location including a second frequency domain location and a second time domain location, the first frequency domain location being different from the second frequency domain location.
- the first user equipment is capable of determining the second frequency position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame based on the first frequency position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame.
- the second frequency position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame is related to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and the initial frequency position of the discovery signal or the discovery frame.
- the frame number has nothing to do.
- there is a frequency-time jump invariant and the frequency-time jump constant can carry preset information.
- the first user equipment is capable of determining an initial frequency time position at which the discovery signal is transmitted based on the frequency time jump invariant.
- the frequency-time jump invariant corresponding to the first user equipment does not change with the frequency-time position jump of the discovery signal.
- the receiving end of the discovery signal can determine the preset information of the discovery signal corresponding to the time-frequency position as long as it knows the frequency-time position of the transmission signal. Therefore, the manner in which the preset information is carried by the frequency-time jump invariant is not limited by the system bandwidth. In addition, since the preset information is not required to be modulated into the discovery signal, system resources can be saved.
- the preset information may include one or more of the following: user equipment group information, and The first user equipment identifier (Identifier, ID) related information, the service type, and the like, wherein the service type may be information such as catering, entertainment, shopping mall, help, search and rescue.
- ID The first user equipment identifier
- the method includes: the first user equipment can determine A plurality of frequency time positions having the frequency-invariant jump invariant.
- these time-frequency locations with time-frequency jump invariants may be idle frequency-time positions, ie no other user equipment uses these frequency-time positions to transmit discovery signals.
- the frequency time position of the part with the frequency-time jump invariant is the idle frequency position.
- the first user equipment can select one of the frequency time positions from the idle time-frequency position with the frequency-time jump invariant as the initial frequency-time position.
- determining, according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, the second frequency time position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame including: the first user equipment can use the frequency a time jump function, where the second frequency time position is determined, wherein the frequency time jump function is the first frequency domain position and the first time domain position, and the output of the frequency time jump function is the second frequency domain position And the second time domain location.
- the first user equipment may determine the frequency time jump function by using the following formula:
- the first user equipment may further determine the frequency time jump function by using the following formula:
- C (j - v * mod/i Equation 1.3
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are the frequency domain position and time domain position respectively with the frequency-time jump invariant.
- Equation 1.2 the following formula can be used to determine the frequency-time position with the frequency-time jump invariant:
- C ( 2 - M * - 2V _1 * M * ) modm Equation 1.4
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are respectively the frequency i or the position sum i with the frequency-time jump invariant Or location.
- the second frequency time position and the second user equipment discovery signal are in the The frequency location of the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame is different, wherein the second user equipment uses the same frequency-hopping function as the first user equipment, that is, the first user equipment and the second user equipment use the same formula. And the same frequency-time jump parameter determines the frequency-time jump function. And the second time domain location and the second user equipment discovery, where the first time domain location is the same as the time domain location of the second user equipment in the current discovery frame and the frequency domain location is different The signal has a different time domain position in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- the two user equipments use the same frequency-hopping function, if the initial frequency-time positions of the two user equipments are different, the discovery signals of the two user equipments will not jump to the same frequency when jumping. Time position. In this way, it is guaranteed that the two user devices will never use the same frequency position.
- the time domain locations of the two user equipments are the same, the time domain locations of the two user equipments in the next discovery frame are different. Therefore, even if the two user equipments use the same time domain location in a certain discovery frame, so that they cannot discover each other, the two user equipments can jump to different time domain locations in the next discovery frame to be able to discover each other. .
- the first user equipment and the second user equipment may belong to the same user equipment group.
- the number of user equipments in a user equipment group cannot exceed the number of frequency resources in the discovery frame. For example, if the frequency-hopping function is determined according to Equation 1.1, the user equipment group corresponding to the frequency-time jump function is the most There are (ml)*n user devices. If the frequency-hopping function is determined according to Equation 1.2, there are at most m*n user equipments in the user equipment group corresponding to the frequency-time jump function.
- the frequency hopping function used by the first user equipment is different from the frequency hopping function used by the third user equipment.
- the first user device and the third user device are always able to discover each other.
- the first user equipment and the third user equipment belong to two different user equipment groups.
- the first user equipment and the third user equipment may use a frequency time jump function determined by different formulas.
- the first user equipment can use the frequency time jump function determined by Equation 1.1
- the third user equipment can use the frequency time jump function determined by Equation 1.2.
- the first user equipment and the third user equipment use a frequency time jump function determined by the same formula. If both the first user equipment and the third user equipment use the time-hopping jump function determined by Equation 1.1, the first user equipment and the third user equipment may use the same m, n, using different u, v. It is assumed that the first user equipment uses Ul , Vi, and the third user equipment uses u 2 , v 2 .
- any two user equipments in the user equipment are configured with different U and V, so that the 0*v)modm calculated by the two user equipments is different, so that any two user equipments of the x user equipments can be found in one discovery.
- the number of times the discovery signal is simultaneously transmitted during the pattern change period is small.
- m is a prime number, it can be guaranteed that the two user equipments simultaneously transmit their respective discovery signals at most two times during one discovery pattern change period.
- any two user equipments of the X user equipments are configured with different u and V. Therefore, the X user equipments can be considered as belonging to the X user equipment groups.
- the time domain of the discovery frame used by the first user equipment for transmitting the discovery signal does not coincide with the discovery frame used by the fourth user equipment for transmitting the discovery signal. Even if the first user equipment and the fourth user equipment use the same frequency-hopping function, since the time domain used by the fourth user equipment and the first user equipment to transmit the discovery signal does not coincide, there is at least one fourth user equipment only The discovery frame used, that is, only the discovery signal is transmitted by the fourth user equipment in the discovery frame, and similarly, there is at least one discovery frame used only by the first user equipment. At this time, the first user equipment and the fourth user equipment belong to two user equipment groups, respectively.
- the first user equipment can determine the second time-of-frequency position to transmit the discovery signal using the frequency-time jump function determined by Equations 1.1 and 1.2 to satisfy the following conditions:
- the frequency-time position of the discovery signal of the first user equipment in the next discovery frame is only related to the frequency-time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and is independent of the initial frequency-time position of the discovery signal and the frame number of the discovery frame.
- Condition 2 The frequency domain location of the discovery signal of the first user equipment in the next discovery frame is different from the frequency domain location of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame.
- Condition 3 There is a frequency-time jump invariant, which can be determined according to the frequency-time position of the discovery signal of the first user equipment in any discovery frame. In other words, for the same user equipment, no matter how the discovery signal of the first user equipment jumps in the frequency position in the discovery frame, it can determine a constant value according to the frequency time position. This value is called frequency time. Jumping invariant, the frequency time jump invariant may be used to indicate preset information of the discovery signal, and the preset information may include any one or more of the following information: user group grouping related information, and the first user Identifier (ID) related information, business type related information, etc.
- ID first user Identifier
- the two discovery signals belonging to two user equipments in the same user equipment group have different frequency positions in the current discovery frame, and the two discovery signals of the two user equipments are in the frequency of the next discovery frame. The location is different.
- next discovery frame is "the next found frame of the current discovery frame”.
- the frequency position of the discovery signal of the first user equipment in the next discovery frame is only related to the frequency position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, the initial frequency position of the discovery signal, and the discovery frame. None to do.
- the first frequency time position of the discovery signal of the first user equipment is different from the second frequency time position of the discovery signal.
- Equation 1.1 satisfies the following condition in the frequency-time jump function: the first frequency domain position is different from the second frequency domain position.
- Equation 1.2 satisfies a constant value for the same user equipment, regardless of how the frequency of the discovery signal of the user equipment jumps in the discovery frame.
- the second time-frequency location of the discovery signal of one user equipment in the user equipment group is (i,j), and the second frequency-time position of the discovery signal of another user equipment in the user equipment group is (x, y ), but they have the same frequency time position in the next found frame.
- Equation 1.1 satisfies the following condition in the frequency-time jump function: if the first time-frequency position is different from the first time-frequency position of another user equipment, the second frequency-time position is related to the other user equipment The second frequency time location is different, wherein the other user equipment belongs to the user equipment group.
- the second time-frequency location of the discovery signal of one user equipment in the user equipment group is (i,j), and the second frequency-time position of the discovery signal of another user equipment in the user equipment group is (x,j ), i is not equal to X, but they have the same time domain position in the next discovery frame.
- Equation 1.1 satisfies the following condition in the frequency-hopping function: if the first time domain location is the first time of the other user equipment If the domain location is the same, the second time domain location is different from the second time domain location of the other user equipment.
- Equation 1.2 can also satisfy the above conditions 1 to 5.
- Equation 1.1 and Equation 1.2 can also design a formula similar to Equation 1.1 and Equation 1.2, and the user equipment can transmit the discovery signal using the frequency-time jump function determined according to the similar formula, and according to the similar formula.
- the determined frequency-time jump function can satisfy the above conditions 1 to 5.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 2 is a specific embodiment of FIG. 1, determining a frequency-time jump function using Equation 1.1, and transmitting five patterns of discovery signals to different user equipments in a first user equipment group in five consecutive discovery frames.
- FIG. 2 is only intended to assist those skilled in the art in understanding the embodiments of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
- “continuous” in “continuous discovery frame” herein means that the frame is continuous with respect to the discovery frame, and any two consecutive discovery frames may be separated by T time for transmitting information other than the discovery signal. , where T is a positive integer.
- the frequency-time positions with frequency-time jump invariants of 4 are: (1,0), (3,2), (4,3), and (2,1) H does not initially find the frame as discovery frame 1. If the frequency position other than (1,0) is occupied by other user equipments, the user equipment a uses the frequency of the frequency position (1,0). The time position transmits a discovery signal, or the user equipment a selects a frequency time position whose frequency time position is (1, 0) when the idle time position can be selected. Then, the user equipment a uses the formula 1.5 as the time.
- the frequency-time jump function performs a frequency-time jump, and transmits a discovery signal using a frequency-time position where the frequency-time position is (3, 2) when the frame 2 is found.
- the user equipment a continues to calculate the discovery signal according to the formula 1.5.
- the frequency time position in frame 4 and discovery frame 5 is found.
- the first user setting Other user equipments in the standby group can also use a similar method to determine the frequency time position in the initial discovery frame and perform frequency time jumps.
- the discovery signal of the user equipment is different in frequency domain positions in two adjacent discovery frames. If any two user equipments in FIG. 2 have different frequency positions in the current discovery frame, their frequency positions in adjacent discovery frames are also different. If any two user equipments in FIG. 2 have the same time domain location in the currently found frame, they have different time domain locations in adjacent discovery frames.
- the pattern of frame 5 is found to be the same as that of frame 1 found. That is to say, if the first user equipment group uses the formula 1.5 to perform the frequency-hopping jump transmission discovery signal, they can cyclically transmit according to the pattern of the discovery frame 1 to the discovery frame 4. Therefore, it can be said that frame 1 to discovery frame 4 are found as a discovery pattern change period.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 3 is a specific embodiment of FIG. 1.
- four consecutive findings as shown in FIG. 3 can be obtained.
- the different user equipments in the second user equipment group in the frame send four patterns of discovery signals, wherein the second user equipment group has 9 user equipments, which are respectively represented by numbers 0-8.
- FIG. 3 is only intended to assist those skilled in the art in understanding the embodiments of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a pattern of a method of transmitting a signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 4 is a specific embodiment of FIG. 1, using Equation 1.1 as a frequency-time jump function, five different user equipments in the first user equipment group (represented by representations) transmitting five discovery signals in five consecutive discovery frames.
- pattern and the second group of user equipment devices of different users (each represented by a 2 -t 2) transmits a signal pattern found in five of five successive frames found.
- Any one of the user equipment groups of the first user equipment group may be considered as the first user equipment in FIG. 1
- any one of the second user equipment groups may be considered as the third user equipment in FIG. 1 . It is to be noted that FIG.
- continuous discovery frame refers to continuous information with respect to the discovery frame, and any two consecutive discovery frames may be separated by T time for transmitting information other than the discovery signal. , where T is a positive integer.
- the first user equipment group and the second user equipment group in FIG. 4 both determine the frequency-time jump function using Equation 1.1.
- each user equipment in the first user equipment group uses the following formula as a frequency-hopping function:
- the frequency time position in the frame 1 is found to be (2, 0).
- the user equipment that uses the same frequency-time position as the first user equipment is selected from the second user equipment group as the third user equipment.
- the frequency time positions of the first discovery signal of the first user equipment are: (1, 4), (3, 1), (4, 2); the third user equipment f 2
- the frequency positions of the transmitted discovery signals are: (4, 4), (3, 2), (1, 3). It can be seen that the first user equipment and the third user equipment f 2 use the same time domain location only in discovery frame 1 and discovery frame 2.
- the first user equipment and the third user equipment f 2 can discover each other at the discovery frame 3 and the discovery frame 4.
- a first user device and a third user equipment f 2 is not found in the three successive frames using the same time domain location transmitted discovery signals.
- the first user equipment group and the user equipment in the second user equipment group respectively adopt the formula 1.7 and the formula 1.8 as the frequency-time jump function (ie, the first user equipment and the third user equipment use)
- the frequency-hopping function is different
- the first user equipment group and any two user equipments in the second user equipment group do not send the discovery signal using the same time domain location in three consecutive discovery frames (ie, A user equipment and a third user equipment do not transmit discovery signals using the same time domain location in three consecutive discovery frames.
- FIG. 5 is a structural block diagram of a user equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the user equipment shown in FIG. 5 is capable of performing the various steps performed by the first user equipment of FIG.
- the user equipment 500 includes: a control unit 501, and a transmitting unit 502.
- the control unit 501 is configured to determine, according to the frequency-time jump invariant, a time-frequency position having the frequency-time jump invariant, wherein the frequency-time jump invariant is used to represent the preset information.
- the control unit 501 is further configured to determine an initial frequency time position of the discovery signal in the initial discovery frame according to the frequency time position having the frequency time jump invariant and the idle frequency time position in the initial discovery frame.
- the sending unit 502 is configured to send the discovery signal at the initial frequency time position.
- the control unit 501 is further configured to determine, according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, a second frequency time position of the discovery signal in a next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- the current discovery frame is any discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal after the initial discovery frame or the initial discovery frame
- the first frequency time position and the second frequency time position are the time of the frequency a frequency time position of the jump invariant, the first frequency time position including a first frequency domain position and a first time domain position, the second frequency time position including a second frequency domain location and a second time domain location, the first The frequency domain location is different from the second frequency domain location
- the sending unit 502 is further configured to send the discovery signal at the second frequency time position.
- the user equipment 500 shown in FIG. 5 is capable of determining a second frequency position of the discovery signal in a next discovery frame of the current discovery frame based on the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame.
- the second frequency position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame is related to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and the initial frequency position of the discovery signal or the discovery frame.
- the frame number has nothing to do.
- there is a frequency-time jump invariant and the frequency-time jump invariant can carry preset information.
- the user equipment 500 is capable of determining an initial frequency time position at which the discovery signal is transmitted based on the frequency time jump invariant.
- the frequency-hopping jump invariant corresponding to the user equipment 500 does not change with the frequency-time position jump of the discovery signal.
- the receiving end of the discovery signal can determine the preset information of the discovery signal corresponding to the time-frequency position as long as it knows the frequency-time position of the signal. Therefore, the way in which the preset information is carried by the frequency-time jump invariant is not limited by the system bandwidth. In addition, since the preset information does not need to be modulated into the discovery signal, system resources can be saved.
- the preset information includes any one or more of the following: user equipment group information, information related to the first user equipment identifier, and service type.
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine the second frequency time position by using a frequency-time jump function, where the input of the frequency-time jump function is the first frequency domain position and the first time domain position, and the frequency time is The output of the jump function is the second frequency domain location and the second time domain location.
- the sending unit 502 is specifically configured to send the discovery signal by using the first time-frequency location different from the frequency-time position of the second user equipment used to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and use the second user equipment. Sending the discovery signal to the second time-frequency location of the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal, wherein the second user equipment uses the same frequency-hopping jump as the user equipment function.
- the sending unit 502 is specifically configured to send the discovery signal by using the first time-frequency location that is the same as the time domain location of the second user equipment used to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame and the frequency domain location is different, and is used.
- the discovery signal is transmitted with the second time-frequency location of the second user equipment that is different in the time domain location for transmitting the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time jump function different from the frequency-time jump function used by the third user equipment.
- the sending unit 502 is specifically configured to send the discovery signal to a discovery frame that is not coincident with the discovery frame used by the fourth user equipment to send the discovery signal.
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine the frequency-time jump function by using the following formula:
- the first frequency domain location is the second frequency domain location
- the first time domain location + 1 is the second time domain location
- m, n, u, and v are positive integers
- m is divisible by n, u Mutual with m
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine, by using the following formula, a frequency time position having the constant value of the frequency time jump:
- C (j - * modn 1.10 where C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant, and i and j are the frequency domain position and the time domain position respectively with the frequency-time jump invariant.
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine the frequency time jump function by using the following formula:
- control unit 501 is specifically configured to determine that the frequency jump is unchanged by the following formula Frequency position:
- C ( 2 - M * - 2V _1 * M * ) modm 1.12
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are the frequency domain position and the time domain position respectively having the frequency-time jump invariant.
- the user equipment 500 may further include a receiving unit 503, configured to receive any one or more of the frequency-hopping parameters sent by the base station, where the frequency-hopping parameters include: m, n, u, v.
- FIG. 6 is a structural block diagram of a user equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the user equipment shown in Figure 6 is capable of performing the various steps performed by the first user equipment of Figure 1.
- the user equipment 600 includes: a processor 601 and a transmitter 602.
- the processor 601 is configured to determine, according to the frequency-time jump invariant, a frequency-time position having the frequency-time jump invariant, where the frequency-time jump invariant is used to represent the preset information.
- the processor 601 is further configured to determine an initial frequency time position of the discovery signal in the initial discovery frame according to the frequency time position having the frequency time jump invariant and the idle frequency time position in the initial discovery frame.
- the transmitter 602 is configured to send the discovery signal at the initial frequency time position.
- the processor 601 is further configured to determine, according to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, a second frequency time position of the discovery signal in a next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- the current discovery frame is any discovery frame for transmitting the discovery signal after the initial discovery frame or the initial discovery frame
- the first frequency time position and the second frequency time position are the time of the frequency a frequency time position of the jump invariant, the first frequency time position including a first frequency domain position and a first time domain position, the second frequency time position including a second frequency domain location and a second time domain location, the first The frequency domain location is different from the second frequency domain location
- the transmitter 602 is further configured to send the discovery signal at the second frequency time position.
- the user equipment 600 shown in FIG. 6 is capable of determining a second frequency time position of the discovery signal in a next discovery frame of the current discovery frame according to a first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame.
- the second frequency position of the discovery signal in the next discovery frame is related to the first frequency time position of the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and the initial frequency position of the discovery signal or the discovery frame.
- the frame number has nothing to do.
- there is a frequency-time jump invariant and the frequency-time jump invariant can carry preset information.
- the user equipment 600 is capable of determining an initial frequency time position at which the discovery signal is transmitted according to the frequency time jump invariant.
- the frequency-time jump invariant corresponding to the user equipment 600 does not change with the frequency-time position jump of the discovery signal.
- the receiving end of the discovery signal can determine the preset information of the discovery signal corresponding to the frequency-time position as long as it knows the frequency-time position of the signal. Therefore, the frequency is adopted
- the way in which the jump invariant carries the preset information is not limited by the system bandwidth. In addition, since it is not necessary to modulate the preset information into the discovery signal, system resources can be saved.
- the preset information includes any one or more of the following: user equipment group information, information related to the first user equipment identifier, and service type.
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine the second frequency time position by using a frequency time jump function, where the input of the frequency time jump function is the first frequency domain position and the first time domain position, and the frequency time is The output of the jump function is the second frequency domain location and the second time domain location.
- the transmitter 602 is specifically configured to send the discovery signal by using the first time-frequency location different from the frequency-time position of the second user equipment used to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame, and use the second user equipment. Sending the discovery signal to the second time-frequency location of the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame, where the frequency information of the discovery signal is different, wherein the second user equipment uses the same frequency-hopping jump as the user equipment function.
- the transmitter 602 is configured to send the discovery signal by using the first time-frequency location that is the same as the time domain location used by the second user equipment to send the discovery signal in the current discovery frame and the frequency domain location is different, and is used.
- the discovery signal is transmitted with the second time-frequency location of the second user equipment that is different in the time domain location for transmitting the discovery signal in the next discovery frame of the current discovery frame.
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine a frequency-time jump function different from the frequency-time jump function used by the third user equipment.
- the transmitter 602 is specifically configured to send the discovery signal to a discovery frame that is not coincident with the discovery frame used by the fourth user equipment to send the discovery signal.
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine the frequency-time jump function by using the following formula:
- the first frequency domain location is the second frequency domain location, the first time domain location, and the second time domain location, m, n, u, and v are positive integers, and m is divisible by n, u, and m Mutual,
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine a frequency time position having the frequency time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine the frequency time jump function by using the following formula:
- the processor 601 is specifically configured to determine a frequency time position having the frequency time jump invariant by using the following formula:
- C ( 2 -M* -2V _1 *M* 7)modm 1.15
- C denotes the frequency-time jump invariant
- i and j are the frequency domain position and time domain position respectively with the frequency-time jump invariant .
- the user equipment 600 may further include a receiver 603, configured to receive any one or more of the frequency hopping parameters sent by the base station, where the frequency hopping parameters include: m, n, u, v.
- the disclosed systems, devices, and methods may be implemented in other ways.
- the device embodiments described above are merely illustrative.
- the division of the unit is only a logical function division.
- there may be another division manner for example, multiple units or components may be combined or Can be integrated into another system, or some features can be ignored, or not executed.
- the mutual coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed may be an indirect coupling or communication connection through some interface, device or unit, and may be electrical, mechanical or otherwise.
- the units described as separate components may or may not be physically separated, and the components displayed as units may or may not be physical units, that is, may be located in one place, or may be distributed to multiple network units. You can choose some of them according to actual needs or All units are used to achieve the objectives of the solution of this embodiment.
- each functional unit in each embodiment of the present invention may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may exist physically separately, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.
- the functions, if implemented in the form of software functional units and sold or used as separate products, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium.
- the technical solution of the present invention which is essential to the prior art or part of the technical solution, may be embodied in the form of a software product stored in a storage medium, including
- the instructions are used to cause a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) or a processor to perform all or part of the steps of the methods described in various embodiments of the present invention.
- the foregoing storage medium includes: a U disk, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or an optical disk, and the like, which can store program code. .
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