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- the present application relates to the field of data transmission, and in particular, to an uplink transmission method and a related device.
- the present application provides an uplink transmission method and related apparatus, which can improve the transmission success rate of data transmission from a terminal device to a network device.
- an uplink transmission method including:
- the terminal device sends an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal to the network device;
- the transmission power of the uplink signal within the range of the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal is zero.
- the signal received on the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal can reflect the data transmission from the terminal device's serving cell in neighboring cells to the terminal device.
- the interference caused by uplink data transmission therefore, the network device can estimate the adjacent cell interference according to the received uplink signal in the range of the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal and perform interference cancellation from the received signal, thereby improving the uplink data transmission efficiency. Demodulation performance, improve the transmission capacity of uplink data.
- the method before the terminal device sends the uplink signal including the zero-power reference to the network device, the method includes:
- the uplink signal is generated according to the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal, wherein the configuration information is used to indicate a pattern of time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal.
- the method before generating the uplink signal according to the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal, the method includes:
- the configuration information sent by the network device is received.
- the uplink signal further includes a modulation and demodulation reference signal DMRS, and the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal do not overlap with the time-frequency resources of the DMRS.
- DMRS modulation and demodulation reference signal
- the zero-power reference signal is a zero-power reference signal corresponding to a serving cell of the terminal device; the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the serving cell and a neighboring cell of the serving cell is a
- the time-frequency resources do not overlap each other.
- the number of the zero-power reference signal is one or more;
- the time domain of the time-frequency resource unit includes: one time slot, or one mini-slot, or at least two time domain symbols.
- the number of REs occupied by each zero-power reference signal is one or more.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference information includes at least one of the following information:
- the number of the zero-power reference signals the number of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbol where the 1 RE is located is the time allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals the starting time domain symbol of the domain symbol range;
- the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located are at least one of the two time-domain symbols starting from the starting time-domain symbol domain symbol;
- the uplink signal further includes DMRS;
- the starting time domain symbol of each time domain symbol allowed to occupy by the zero-power reference signal is any one of the following: the time domain symbol after the time domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located The first time-domain symbol, or, the middle-most time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit; wherein, the middle-most time-domain symbol is different from the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located, or, The second time-domain symbol after the first time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the serving cell of the terminal equipment is 1, and the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals of the adjacent cells of the serving cell of the terminal equipment is 1 1;
- the first subcarriers corresponding to the serving cell and neighboring cells of the serving cell are different, and the first subcarriers are the subcarriers where the zero power reference signal is located.
- the number of REs occupied by a zero-power reference signal corresponding to a target cell is 2, and the target cell is any one of a serving cell of the terminal device and a neighboring cell of the serving cell ;
- the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier corresponding to the target cell are not adjacent to each other, and the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier are the subcarriers where the two REs corresponding to the target cell are located;
- the subcarriers where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals corresponding to different target cells located in the same time-domain symbol are different.
- the time-frequency resource unit for sending the uplink signal includes 12 subcarriers; the first subcarrier corresponding to any target cell in the serving cell and the adjacent cells of the serving cell
- the frequency domain offset FreqOffset is determined according to the cell identifier CID of the target cell, wherein,
- mod represents the remainder operation
- Q is the total number of cells of the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell, Q is an integer greater than or equal to 2 and less than 7;
- CID is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
- the number of REs occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals is 2;
- the distribution modes of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are: a first distribution mode, or a second distribution mode;
- the first distribution mode is used to indicate that the 2 REs are located in 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- the second distribution manner is used to indicate that the two REs are located in one time-domain symbol.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the second distribution mode
- the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are determined according to the serving cell of the terminal equipment.
- the cell identity is determined; wherein,
- CID is the cell identifier
- SumCR is the total number of subcarriers in a time-frequency resource unit
- T is the number of subcarrier intervals
- T is an integer greater than or equal to 1 or less than or equal to 6.
- T is less than or equal to SumCR/Q.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the first distribution mode
- the subcarrier offset is 1 or 3 or 5; or,
- the subcarrier offset between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located is 2 or 4 or 6.
- the number of the zero-power reference signals is 2;
- the subcarriers where the time-frequency resources of the two zero-power reference signals are located are the same or different.
- the sub-carrier offset between the sub-carriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located is 1 or 3 or 5.
- the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal includes: P REs located on the to-be-processed time-domain symbol in a time-frequency resource unit used for transmitting the uplink signal;
- the frequency domain of the time-frequency resource unit includes 12 subcarriers; the subcarriers where the P REs are located are ⁇ i 1 , i 2 , . Other sub-carriers other than the sub-carriers mentioned are ⁇ j 1 , j 2 ,...,j 12-P ⁇ ; wherein, P is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than 12;
- the method also includes:
- the first data is kP data segments x 1 , x 2 , . . . , x kP , and each RE is used to carry data in one data segment;
- the second data is determined, wherein the second data x k-P+1 , . . . , x k satisfies:
- k is the number of time-domain symbols in the time-frequency resource unit, and k is greater than p.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal includes at least one of the following information:
- any time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal whether the zero-power reference signal supports the configuration indication of the code division multiplexing group CDM group; wherein, whether the zero-power reference signal supports the CDM group configuration indication is used to indicate Whether to configure the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located according to the time-frequency resource where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located or the CDM configuration type corresponding to the DMRS;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS includes: a first CDM type, a second CDM type, and a third CDM type; wherein, the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are corresponding to the DMRS.
- the CDM group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple group resources The time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the group resources are located are different;
- a configuration mode of a zero-power reference signal supporting a CDM group wherein, the configuration mode includes: a first configuration mode and a second configuration mode; the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration mode and the The subcarriers where the REs occupied by the DMRS are located are the same; the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration mode is located is the set of all the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein all The subcarrier where the DMRS of the CDM group is located is a part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals;
- the number of group resource units in each group resource is the number of group resource units in each group resource.
- the sub-carriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are part of the sub-carriers of the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the uplink signal further includes a DMRS; the subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the CDM group corresponding to the DMRS;
- time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRS of different CDM groups are located are different;
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located is determined according to the time-frequency resource of the DMRS or the CDM configuration type.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the first configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different group IDs are located are different;
- the identifier of the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located is the same as the identifier of the subcarrier where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different group IDs are located are different;
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the subcarrier where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located;
- the starting time-domain symbol where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal are located is the first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where the DMRS is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, except the time-frequency resource where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located, wherein the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the resource is determined from the group resource set according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different groups in the group resource set group resources, at least two group resources in the multiple group resources are located in different time domain symbols; all subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals carrier.
- the time domain symbols where the DMRSs corresponding to at least two CDM groups supported by the third CDM type are located are different.
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the first condition, and the first condition is the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 2 equal to all subcarriers of the CDM group ID;
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the second condition, and the second condition is the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 6 Equal to all subcarriers of the CDM group ID*2 or the CDM group ID*2+1.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units
- the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different;
- Each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol
- Each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier
- all subcarriers where the group resource units corresponding to all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units;
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers
- the number of time domain symbols occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6;
- the number of subcarriers occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 4.
- the difference between the transmit powers of different time-domain symbols is less than a preset deviation power threshold.
- the transmit powers of symbols in different time domains are equal.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal is a resource block RB; in any target time-domain symbol including the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal, each The transmit power of an effective RE is the transmit power of the target time-domain symbol divided by the number of effective REs;
- the valid REs are other REs on the target time-domain symbol except the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal.
- REs other than REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal on the target time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located are data REs used for carrying data.
- an uplink transmission method including:
- the network device receives an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal sent by a terminal device, wherein, in the time-frequency resource used for sending the uplink signal, the uplink signal within the range of the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal The transmit power is zero;
- the network device may be a base station.
- the method before receiving the uplink signal including the zero-power reference signal according to the network device, the method includes:
- the performing channel estimation according to the uplink signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal includes:
- the uplink signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal is acquired according to the configuration information.
- the uplink signal further includes a modulation and demodulation reference signal DMRS, and the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal do not overlap with the time-frequency resources of the DMRS.
- DMRS modulation and demodulation reference signal
- the zero-power reference signal is a zero-power reference signal corresponding to a serving cell of the terminal device; each cell group formed by the serving cell and neighboring cells of the serving cell The time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signals corresponding to the cells do not overlap with each other.
- the number of the zero-power reference signal is one or more;
- the time domain of the time-frequency resource unit includes: one time slot, or one mini-slot, or at least two time domain symbols.
- the number of REs occupied by each zero-power reference signal is one or more.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference information includes at least one of the following information:
- the number of the zero-power reference signals the number of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbol where the 1 RE is located is the time allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals the starting time domain symbol of the domain symbol range;
- the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located are at least one of the two time-domain symbols starting from the starting time-domain symbol domain symbol;
- the uplink signal further includes DMRS;
- the initial time domain symbol of the time domain symbol allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals is any of the following:
- the middlemost time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit; wherein, the middlemost time-domain symbol is different from the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located, or,
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the serving cell of the terminal equipment is 1, and the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals of the adjacent cells of the serving cell of the terminal equipment is 1 1;
- the first subcarriers corresponding to the serving cell and neighboring cells of the serving cell are different, and the first subcarriers are the subcarriers where the zero power reference signal is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal corresponding to a target cell is 2, and the target cell is a serving cell of the terminal device and an adjacent cell of the serving cell. anyone;
- the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier corresponding to the target cell are not adjacent to each other, and the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier are the subcarriers where the 2 REs corresponding to the target cell are located;
- the subcarriers where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals corresponding to different target cells located in the same time-domain symbol are different.
- the time-frequency resource unit for sending the uplink signal includes 12 subcarriers; the first subcarrier corresponding to any target cell in the serving cell and the adjacent cells of the serving cell
- the frequency domain offset FreqOffset is determined according to the cell identifier CID of the target cell, wherein,
- mod represents the remainder operation
- Q is the total number of cells of the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell, Q is an integer greater than or equal to 2 and less than 7;
- CID is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
- the number of REs occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals is 2;
- the distribution modes of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are: a first distribution mode, or a second distribution mode;
- the first distribution mode is used to indicate that the 2 REs are located in 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- the second distribution manner is used to indicate that the two REs are located in one time-domain symbol.
- the distribution mode of the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located is the first distribution mode.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the second distribution mode
- the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are determined according to the serving cell of the terminal equipment.
- the cell identity is determined; wherein,
- CID is the cell identifier
- SumCR is the total number of subcarriers in a time-frequency resource unit
- T is the number of subcarrier intervals
- T is an integer greater than or equal to 1 or less than or equal to 6.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the first distribution mode
- the subcarrier offset is 1 or 3 or 5; or,
- the subcarrier offset between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located is 2 or 4 or 6.
- the number of the zero-power reference signals is two; the time-frequency resources of the two zero-power reference signals are located in The subcarriers are the same or different.
- the sub-carrier offset between the sub-carriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located is 1 or 3 or 5.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal includes at least one of the following information:
- any time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal whether the zero-power reference signal supports the configuration indication of the code division multiplexing group CDM group; wherein, whether the zero-power reference signal supports the CDM group configuration indication is used to indicate Whether to configure the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located according to the time-frequency resource where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located or the CDM configuration type corresponding to the DMRS;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS includes: a first CDM type, a second CDM type, and a third CDM type; wherein, the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are corresponding to the DMRS.
- the CDM group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple group resources The time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the group resources are located are different;
- a configuration mode of a zero-power reference signal supporting a CDM group wherein, the configuration mode includes: a first configuration mode and a second configuration mode; the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration mode and the The subcarriers where the REs occupied by the DMRS are located are the same; the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration mode is located is the set of all the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein all The subcarrier where the DMRS of the CDM group is located is a part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals;
- the number of group resource units in each group resource is the number of group resource units in each group resource.
- the sub-carriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are part of the sub-carriers of the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the uplink signal further includes a DMRS; the subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the CDM group corresponding to the DMRS;
- time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRS of different CDM groups are located are different;
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located is determined according to the time-frequency resource of the DMRS or the CDM configuration type.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the first configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different group IDs are located are different;
- the identifier of the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located is the same as the identifier of the subcarrier where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different group IDs are located are different;
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the subcarrier where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located;
- the starting time-domain symbol where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal are located is the first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where the DMRS is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, except the time-frequency resource where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located, wherein the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the resource is determined from the group resource set according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different groups in the group resource set group resources, at least two group resources in the multiple group resources are located in different time domain symbols; all subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals carrier.
- the time domain symbols where the DMRSs corresponding to at least two CDM groups supported by the third CDM type are located are different;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the first condition, and the first condition is the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 2 equal to all subcarriers of the CDM group ID;
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the second condition, and the second condition is the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 6 Equal to the CDM group ID*2 and all subcarriers of the CDM group ID*2+1.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units
- the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different;
- Each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier .
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units;
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers
- the number of time domain symbols occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6;
- the number of subcarriers occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 4.
- an embodiment of the present application further provides a method for transmitting a reference signal, including:
- the terminal device sends DMRS to the network device
- the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are determined from a group resource set according to a first identifier corresponding to the terminal device, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different first identifiers correspond to For different group resources in the group resource set, at least two group resources in the multiple group resources have different time domain symbols.
- the DMRS may be used by the network device to perform channel estimation, remove interference, and demodulate data carried in the uplink signal on the uplink signal including the DMRS.
- the first identifier is the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device.
- the time domain symbol and/or subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device and the CDM configuration type;
- the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the first CDM group is located is different from the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the second CDM group is located, and the first CDM group is the terminal
- the CDM group corresponding to the device, the second CDM group is at least one other CDM group in at least two CDM groups including the first CDM group supported by the third CDM type.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units
- the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different;
- Each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units;
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers
- the number of time domain symbols occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6;
- the number of subcarriers occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 4.
- an embodiment of the present application further provides a method for transmitting a reference signal, including:
- the network device receives the DMRS sent by the terminal device
- the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are determined from a group resource set according to a first identifier corresponding to the terminal device, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different first identifiers correspond to For different group resources in the group resource set, at least two group resources in the multiple group resources have different time domain symbols.
- the first identifier is the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device.
- the time domain symbol and/or subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device and the CDM configuration type;
- the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the first CDM group is located is different from the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the second CDM group is located, and the first CDM group is the terminal
- the CDM group corresponding to the device, the second CDM group is at least one other CDM group in at least two CDM groups including the first CDM group supported by the third CDM type.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units
- the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different;
- Each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier .
- all the subcarriers in which the group resource set is located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units;
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers
- the number of time domain symbols occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6;
- the number of subcarriers occupied by group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 4.
- an embodiment of the present application further provides a communication apparatus on the side of a terminal device, and the apparatus may be a terminal device or a chip in the terminal device.
- the apparatus has the function of implementing any one of the first aspect to the fourth aspect related to the terminal device. This function can be implemented by hardware or by executing corresponding software by hardware.
- the hardware or software includes one or more units corresponding to the above-mentioned functions.
- the terminal device when the apparatus is a terminal device, the terminal device includes: a processor and a transceiver, and the processor is configured to support the terminal device to perform corresponding functions in the above method.
- the transceiver is used to support the communication between the terminal device and the network device, and send the information or instructions involved in the above method to the network device.
- the terminal device may further include a memory, which is used for coupling with the processor, and which stores necessary program instructions and data of the terminal device.
- the apparatus includes: a processor, a baseband circuit, a radio frequency circuit and an antenna.
- the processor is used to control the functions of each circuit part, and the baseband circuit is used to generate various signaling and messages, such as RRC messages, etc., after analog conversion, filtering, amplification and up-conversion processing by the radio frequency circuit, and then sent via the antenna to network equipment.
- the apparatus may further include a memory, which stores necessary program instructions and data of the terminal device.
- the apparatus may include a processor and a modem
- the processor may be used for instructions or an operating system to control the functions of the terminal equipment
- the modem may encapsulate, encode, decode, and modulate data according to the protocol Demodulation, equalization, etc. are used to generate radio frames to support the terminal equipment to perform the corresponding functions in the above-mentioned first aspect.
- the chip when the device is a chip in the terminal device, the chip includes: a processing module and a transceiver module, and the processing module can be, for example, a processor, for example, the processor is used to generate various types of messages and After encapsulating various types of messages according to the protocol, encoding, modulating, amplifying and other processing are performed.
- the processor can also be used to demodulate, decode, and decapsulate to obtain signaling and messages.
- the transceiver module can It is the input/output interface, pin or circuit, etc. on the chip.
- the processing module can execute the computer-executed instructions stored in the storage unit, so as to support the terminal device to perform the corresponding function in the above method.
- the storage unit may be a storage unit in the chip, such as a register, a cache, etc., and the storage unit may also be a storage unit in the terminal device located outside the chip, such as a read-only memory.
- read-only memory referred to as ROM
- RAM random access memory
- the apparatus includes a processor, which is coupled to the memory, reads instructions in the memory, and executes any one of the above-mentioned first to fourth aspects according to the instructions.
- the memory may be internal to the processor or external to the processor.
- the memory is used to store a computer program, and the processor is used to invoke and execute the computer program from the memory, causing the communication device to perform the methods of the first aspect and its various possible implementations.
- an embodiment of the present application further provides a communication device on the side of a terminal device, where the device may be a network device or a chip in the network device.
- the apparatus has the function of implementing any one of the above-mentioned first to fourth aspects related to the network device. This function can be implemented by hardware or by executing corresponding software by hardware.
- the hardware or software includes one or more units corresponding to the above-mentioned functions.
- the network device when the apparatus is a network device, the network device includes: a processor and a transceiver, where the processor is configured to support the network device to perform corresponding functions in the above method.
- the transceiver is used to support the communication between the network device and the terminal device, and send the information or instructions involved in the above method to the terminal device.
- the network device may further include a memory, which is coupled to the processor and stores necessary program instructions and data of the network device.
- the apparatus includes: a processor, a baseband circuit, a radio frequency circuit and an antenna.
- the processor is used to control the functions of each circuit part, and the baseband circuit is used to generate various signaling and messages, such as RRC messages, which are processed by the radio frequency circuit for analog conversion, filtering, amplification and frequency up-conversion, and then sent to the antenna via the antenna.
- Terminal Equipment the apparatus may further include a memory, which stores necessary program instructions and data of the network device.
- the apparatus may include a processor and a modem
- the processor may be used for instructions or an operating system to control the functions of network equipment
- the modem may encapsulate, encode, decode, and modulate data according to a protocol.
- Demodulation, equalization, etc. are used to generate radio frames, so as to support the network device to perform the corresponding functions in the above-mentioned first to fourth aspects.
- the processing module may be, for example, a processor, for example, the processor is used to generate various types of messages and After encapsulating various types of messages according to the protocol, encoding, modulating, amplifying and other processing are performed.
- the processor can also be used to demodulate, decode, and decapsulate to obtain signaling and messages.
- the transceiver module can It is the input/output interface, pin or circuit, etc. on the chip.
- the processing module can execute the computer-executed instructions stored in the storage unit, so as to support the network device to perform the corresponding function in the above method.
- the storage unit may be a storage unit in the chip, such as a register, a cache, etc., and the storage unit may also be a storage unit located outside the chip in the network device, such as a read-only memory.
- read-only memory referred to as ROM
- RAM random access memory
- the apparatus includes a processor, which is coupled to the memory, reads instructions in the memory, and executes the method according to any one of the second aspects above according to the instructions.
- the memory may be internal to the processor or external to the processor, and the memory may also be external to the apparatus.
- the present application provides a computer-readable storage medium having stored therein instructions that can be executed by one or more processors on a processing circuit.
- the computer When running on a computer, the computer is caused to perform the method of any one of the above-mentioned first to fourth aspects or any possible implementations thereof.
- a computer program product comprising instructions which, when run on a computer, cause the computer to perform the method of any one of the above-mentioned first to fourth aspects or any possible implementations thereof.
- the present application provides a system-on-a-chip
- the system-on-a-chip includes a processor for supporting the execution of the method in any one of the first to fourth aspects or any possible implementations thereof, such as generating or process data and/or information referred to in the above-mentioned aspects.
- the chip system further includes a memory for storing necessary program instructions and data of the data sending device.
- the chip system can be composed of chips, and can also include chips and other discrete devices.
- an embodiment of the present application provides a communication system, where the system includes at least one terminal device involved in the above aspect, and a network device. .
- a chip comprising a processor and a memory, the memory is used for storing a computer program, and the processor is used for calling and running the computer program stored in the memory to execute any one of the first aspect method described in item.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram 1 of an application scenario involved in an embodiment of the application
- FIG. 2 is an interactive flowchart 1 of an uplink transmission method provided by an embodiment of the present application
- 3A to 3G are schematic diagrams 1 to 7 of patterns of zero-power reference signals provided by embodiments of the present application.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram 1 of the distribution of time-frequency resources of a zero-power reference signal in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application;
- 5A to 5B are schematic diagrams 1 to 2 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application;
- 6A to 6B are schematic diagrams 3 to 4 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application;
- FIGS. 7A to 7B are schematic diagrams 5 to 6 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application;
- FIG. 8A is a second schematic diagram of the distribution of time-frequency resources of a zero-power reference signal in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 8B is a third schematic diagram of distribution of time-frequency resources of a zero-power reference signal in a multi-cell scenario provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- 9A to 9D are schematic diagrams 9 to 12 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a mapping process involved in an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 11 is a set of schematic diagrams of the subcarriers where the DMRS configured based on the CDM group is located;
- 12 to 15 are schematic diagrams of patterns of zero-power reference signals configured in a first configuration manner according to an embodiment of the present application
- 16 to 22 are schematic diagrams of patterns of zero-power reference signals configured in a second configuration manner according to an embodiment of the present application
- FIG. 23 is a schematic structural diagram 1 of a communication device according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 24 is a second schematic structural diagram of a communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 25 is a schematic structural diagram 1 of a terminal device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 26 is a second schematic structural diagram of a network device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the embodiment of the present application provides an uplink transmission method, and the method can be applied to a communication network.
- Several communication devices may be included in a communication network.
- the communication network may include a network device and a terminal device (user equipment, UE), wherein the network device may receive uplink signals sent by one or more terminal devices on pre-planned time-frequency resources.
- the uplink signal sent by the terminal device to the network device is interfered, the demodulation performance of the network device will be degraded.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram 1 of an application scenario involved in an embodiment of the present application.
- some UEs in the network may be within the coverage of multiple cell gNBs at the same time.
- the uplink transmission as an example, when the signal transmitted by the UE in the left cell reaches the base station on the left in Figure 1, the base station on the left will also receive the uplink signal sent by the UE in the adjacent right cell to the base station on the right in Figure 1.
- the network device may be a base station in an LTE communication system, or may be a base station (base station, or g Node B, gNB for short) in a wireless new access technology (New Radio Access Technology, NR) system ).
- a base station base station, or g Node B, gNB for short
- a wireless new access technology New Radio Access Technology, NR
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an interaction flow of an uplink transmission method provided by an embodiment of the present application. As shown in FIG. 2 , the steps in this embodiment of the present application may include:
- a terminal device sends an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal to a base station, wherein, in the time-frequency resource used for sending the uplink signal, the transmit power of the uplink signal within the range of the time-frequency resource of the zero-rate reference signal is zero.
- a zero power reference signal (Zero Power Channel State Information Reference Signal, ZP CSI-RS) can be used for uplink interference measurement. Since no data is actually transmitted on the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal, it can also be called a mute RE.
- ZP CSI-RS Zero Power Channel State Information Reference Signal
- the base station performs interference estimation according to the uplink signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal
- the base station may estimate the neighbor cell interference according to the uplink signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal.
- the base station demodulates the received uplink signal according to the channel estimation result.
- the base station may perform interference suppression and data demodulation on the received uplink signal according to the result of the neighboring cell interference estimation.
- the terminal device may send the uplink signal in the physical uplink shared channel PUSCH.
- the time-frequency resource used for sending the uplink signal may be the first resource in the PUSCH, and the first resource may include the second resource corresponding to the zero-power reference signal.
- the transmission power of the uplink signal in the range of the second resource may be zero through configuration.
- step S101 it may further include:
- the base station sends the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal to the terminal device.
- the configuration information is used to identify the range of time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal.
- the gNB may send configuration information to the UE through a radio resource control RRC message or downlink control information (Downlink Control Information, DCI) signaling.
- RRC message Downlink Control Information
- DCI Downlink Control Information
- a new field may be directly added to the message or existing The redundancy status of the field, or indirectly informs the UE by carrying the parameter of whether to configure the zero-power reference signal.
- the base station may instruct the terminal device to configure a zero-power reference signal in the uplink signal when it is found that the uplink interference measurement result is greater than the preset measurement start threshold by performing interference estimation according to other signals.
- other signals may be sounding reference signals (Sounding Reference Signal, SRS), modulation and demodulation reference signals (Demodulation Reference Signal, DMRS), and the uplink interference measurement result may be at least one parameter such as RSRP and SINR.
- the terminal device generates an uplink signal according to the configuration information.
- the terminal device may also acquire the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal in other ways.
- the terminal device may pre-configure the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal.
- a method for determining the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal can be configured for the terminal equipment at the factory.
- the terminal equipment can be pre-configured to determine the range of the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal according to the cell identifier of the serving cell. determine the way.
- the base station may also be pre-configured at the factory or obtain configuration information from the network management device to ensure that the range of time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal determined by the configuration information of the terminal device and the base station is consistent.
- the time-frequency resources used for sending uplink signals may include at least one resource block (Resource Block, RB), and the configuration information may be used to identify at least one of the following information: In an RB, the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal, the sub-carrier identifier where it is located, and the position of the corresponding time-domain symbol.
- Resource Block Resource Block
- the uplink signal may further include a modulation and demodulation reference signal DMRS
- the configuration information may include: an offset of the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal is located relative to the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located quantity.
- the zero-power reference signal can be placed close to the DMRS, or can be placed far from the DMRS.
- the time-domain symbol of the zero-power reference signal is located in the time-domain symbol in the middle of the time-frequency resource of the uplink signal, the signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal can more accurately reflect the receiving channel of the uplink signal. the time-domain-varying interference.
- the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal is located at a relatively front position in the time-domain of the time-frequency resource of the uplink signal, and the base station can compare Estimate the channel early to improve the processing rate of demodulation.
- the distribution of the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal will be described in detail in other embodiments of the present application.
- the base station may obtain the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal from the received uplink signal according to the range of the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal identified by the configuration information. Received upstream signal. Taking one RB in the time-frequency resources used for transmitting uplink signals as an example, the base station can obtain the uplink signals received in the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal, and estimate the channel corresponding to the entire RB.
- the base station may, according to the result of the channel estimation, perform processing of removing interference signals and noise on the uplink signals received in the REs other than the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal in each RB, and then Demodulate the uplink signal after removing the interference signal and noise.
- the signal of the target UE received by the gNB may be interfered by the signals sent by other UEs in the adjacent cell, especially the interference to the edge UEs of the cell is more serious, because the signals sent by the edge users pass through After long-distance transmission loss, the received signal reaching the gNB is very weak, resulting in a large interference effect.
- the embodiments of the present application can solve the problem of inaccurate interference measurement during uplink transmission, improve uplink interference measurement and upload performance, improve uplink coverage capability, and improve the interference measurement capability of UEs located in edge areas of cells.
- the terminal device when the terminal device sends an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal to the base station, in fact, no signal is sent on the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal. Therefore, the base station receives the uplink signal on the time-frequency resource of the uplink signal. , the signal received in the time-frequency resource range of the zero-power reference signal is actually generated by interference, and based on this, the base station The channel of the uplink signal is estimated, and the interference in the uplink transmission process is eliminated based on the result of the channel estimation, so that the demodulation performance and transmission rate of the uplink transmission can be improved.
- the embodiments of the present application provide various optional implementation manners of the range of the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal.
- the implementation of the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal will be illustrated below with an example.
- the time-frequency resource used for sending the uplink signal may include at least one time-frequency resource unit in a Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH).
- Each time-frequency resource unit may include multiple resource elements RE.
- the time domain of each time-frequency resource unit may include: one time slot, or one mini-slot, or at least two time domain symbols.
- the frequency domain of each time-frequency resource unit may include multiple subcarriers, and in an example, may be 12 subcarriers.
- the time-frequency resource unit may be a resource block RB.
- the time domain of each RB may include 14 time domain symbols of one slot, the frequency domain of each RB may include 12 subcarriers, and each RB may include 12*14 REs.
- the time-frequency resource unit may also be a physical resource block (Physical Resource Block, PRB).
- PRB Physical Resource Block
- the time-domain offset of any s-th time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit relative to the first time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit is s-1
- the time-frequency The frequency domain offset of any f-th subcarrier in the resource unit relative to the first sub-carrier in the time-frequency resource unit is f-1.
- the time-domain offset of the first time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit is 0, the time-domain offset of the second time-domain symbol is 1, and the frequency-domain offset of the first subcarrier is 0 , the frequency domain offset of the third subcarrier is 2.
- the set of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal in each time-frequency resource unit may be referred to as a pattern of the zero-power reference signal.
- the embodiments of the present application will provide various implementations of the pattern of the zero-power reference signal.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal may be used to indicate the pattern of the zero-power reference signal in each time-frequency resource unit.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference information includes at least one of the following information:
- the number of the zero-power reference signals the number of the zero-power reference signals
- the amount of subcarrier spacing between the subcarriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located is different, the amount of subcarrier spacing between the subcarriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located.
- Table 1 is a set of schematic diagrams of various parameters and value ranges of various parameters in the configuration information.
- Double represents 2
- the starting time domain symbol of the time domain symbol allowed to be occupied by the zero-power reference signal may be a time domain offset relative to the time domain symbol where the DMRS is located, or may be relative to the time domain where the PUSCH is located.
- the time domain offset of the symbol may be a time domain offset relative to the time domain symbol where the DMRS is located, or may be relative to the time domain where the PUSCH is located.
- the number of zero-power reference signals in each time-frequency resource unit, may be one or more. Wherein, each zero-power reference signal may occupy one or more REs.
- the time domain symbols where the multiple REs are located may be one or more, and the subcarriers where the multiple REs are located may be one or more.
- the time-domain symbols where the time-frequency resources of the multiple zero-power reference signals are located are different, and the subcarriers where the time-frequency resources of the multiple zero-power reference signals are located may be the same or different.
- the uplink signal may further include a DMRS, and in each time-frequency resource unit, the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal and the time-frequency resources of the DMRS may not overlap.
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal and the time-domain symbols of the time-frequency resources of the DMRS may be different.
- the time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located may be immediately adjacent to the time-domain symbol where the DMRS is located.
- the time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signal is located may be far from the time-domain symbols where the DMRS is located.
- the time-domain symbol range allowed to be occupied by each zero-power reference signal can be set, and then one or more REs of each zero-power reference signal can be set to be located in one of the time-domain symbol ranges allowed to be occupied. or multiple time domain symbols.
- the time-domain symbol where the 1 RE is located may be a time-domain symbol allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals
- the starting time-domain symbol of the range; when the number of REs occupied by each of the zero-power reference information numbers is 2, the time-domain symbols where these two REs are located may be 2 starting from the starting time-domain symbol At least one of the time domain symbols. It should be noted that, when the number of zero-power reference signals in each time-frequency resource unit is 2, an allowable occupied time-domain symbol range may be set for each zero-power reference signal.
- the time-domain symbol range allowed to be occupied by each zero-power reference signal may be one or more time-domain continuous time-domain symbols, and the starting time-domain symbol of the time-domain symbol range may be any of the following setting methods.
- the starting time-domain symbol may be the first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the starting time-domain symbol may be the middlemost time-domain symbol in a time-frequency resource unit; wherein, in an example, the middlemost time-domain symbol may be a time-frequency resource
- the middlemost time domain symbol among other time domain symbols other than the time domain symbol occupied by the DMRS in the unit, the middlemost time domain symbol will be described in detail in the following embodiments.
- the starting time domain symbol may be the Kth time domain symbol after the first time domain symbol where the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are located, where K is the allowed occupation of each DMRS
- K is the allowed occupation of each DMRS
- the maximum number of time domain symbols, in one example, K can be 1 or 2.
- Table 2-1 is a set of schematic diagrams of the initial time domain symbols corresponding to various setting methods.
- a frequency selective channel is a frequency selective fading channel, that is, REs located in different subcarriers can obtain interference measurement results on different subcarriers.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where each zero-power reference signal is located may be the first distribution mode or the second distribution mode.
- the distribution mode adopted by the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the serving cell may be determined according to the number of adjacent cells of the serving cell of the terminal device and the cell identifier of the serving cell. Details will be described in the following examples.
- 3A to 3G are schematic diagrams 1 to 7 of patterns of zero-power reference signals provided by embodiments of the present application.
- the time domain symbol of the DMRS is one time domain symbol, such as 0, and the time domain symbol of the zero-power reference signal may be the first time domain symbol after the time domain symbol of the DMRS, For example 1, see the pattern shown in Figure 3A.
- the time-domain symbols of the DMRS are consecutive time-domain symbols, such as 0 and 1
- the time-domain symbols of the zero-power reference signal are the first time-domain symbols after the last time-domain symbol of the DMRS.
- a time domain symbol, for example, 2 can refer to the pattern shown in FIG. 3B.
- the time-domain symbols of the DMRS are two time-domain symbols that are discontinuous in the time-domain, such as 0 and 5, and the time-domain symbols of the zero-power reference signal are 2, which are respectively the time-domain symbols where the DMRS is located.
- the first time-domain symbol after 2 time-domain symbols, such as 1 and 6, can be referred to FIG. 3E.
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal may be located in the same subcarrier or in different subcarriers of different time domain symbols, please refer to FIG. 3F .
- the time-domain symbol of the DMRS is one time-domain symbol, such as 0, and the time-domain symbol of the zero-power reference signal is the middle time-domain symbol, such as 7. Please refer to FIG. 3C. diagram.
- the time domain symbols of the DMRS are two consecutive time domain symbols in the time domain, such as 0 and 1, and the time domain symbol of the zero-power reference signal is the most middle time domain symbol, such as 7. , please refer to the pattern shown in Figure 3D.
- the DMRS may be located on the first time-domain symbol in an RB, or, on two time-domain symbols starting from the first time-domain symbol, the time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located may be from One or more time-domain symbols starting from the initial time-domain symbol, where the time-domain symbol offset of the initial time-domain symbol may be an integer greater than 3 and less than 11; the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located may be a subcarrier One or more subcarriers with a carrier offset greater than or equal to 0.
- the position and number of time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signal is located may be flexibly indicated and configured, and may be at any one or more time-domain symbol positions.
- the offsets of the time domain symbols where the zero-power reference signal is located are 10 and 11, and the subcarrier offsets of the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are 4, 5, 10, and 11.
- the offsets of the time domain symbols where the zero-power reference signal is located are 6 and 7, and the subcarrier offsets of the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are 4, 5, 10, and 11.
- sub-carriers of the zero-power reference signal shown in FIGS. 3A to 3F are only for illustration, and the sub-carriers of the zero-power reference signal may also be other sub-carriers in a time-frequency resource unit.
- the zero-power reference signal as the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the serving cell of the terminal device as an example
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signals corresponding to the adjacent cells of the serving cell do not overlap with each other. That is, the time-frequency resources of zero-power reference signals corresponding to different cells may not overlap.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram 1 of distribution of time-frequency resources of a zero-power reference signal in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the hexagonal sector model shown in Figure 4 taking the serving cell of the terminal equipment as cell 0 (Cell 0) as an example, there can be 6 adjacent cells around the serving cell, namely Cell 1 to Cell 6. Neighboring cells may cause great interference to the uplink signals of edge users of the serving cell.
- the sub-carriers where the zero-power reference signals of different cells are located can correspond to Different frequency domain offsets.
- the RE of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the serving cell may be pre-planned so that the RE of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the serving cell is located in a different subcarrier from the RE of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the neighboring cell, and/or the time-domain symbol where the RE of the zero-power reference signal is located is different. different.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the serving cell of the terminal device is 1, and the zero-power reference signal of the neighboring cell of the serving cell of the terminal device is occupied by the zero-power reference signal.
- the number of REs is 1, the first subcarriers corresponding to the serving cell and the adjacent cells of the serving cell may be different, and the first subcarrier is the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located.
- FIGS. 5A to 6B are schematic diagrams 1 to 4 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the zero-power reference signals corresponding to Cell 0 to Cell 1 occupy 1 RE respectively, and are respectively located in different subcarriers.
- the time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signals are located in FIGS. 5A and 5B are set close to the DMRS, and the time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signals are located in FIGS. 6A and 6B are set away from the DMRS.
- the RE of the DMRS in FIG. 5A and FIG. 6A occupies 1 time domain symbol
- the RE of the DMRS in FIG. 5B and FIG. 6B occupies 2 time domain symbols.
- FIGS. 7A to 7B are schematic diagrams 5 to 6 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the number of zero-power reference signals corresponding to each cell is 2, and each zero-power reference signal corresponding to Cell 0 to Cell 1 occupies one RE, and are located in different subcarriers.
- the number of DMRSs corresponding to each cell is 2, and each DMRS occupies one time-domain symbol, and the time-domain symbol where each zero-power reference signal is located is adjacent to the setting of the time-domain symbol of the corresponding DMRS.
- the subcarriers where the REs of the two zero-power reference signals are located may be the same, as shown in FIG. 7B . can be different.
- FIG. 8A is a second schematic diagram of distribution of time-frequency resources of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario provided by an embodiment of the present application
- FIG. 8B is a schematic diagram of time-frequency resources of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario provided by an embodiment of the present application. Distribution diagram three.
- the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal corresponding to the target cell The number can be 2, and the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier corresponding to the target cell are not adjacent to each other; the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier are the two corresponding to the target cell.
- the subcarrier where the RE is located For each time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit, the subcarriers where the REs occupied by zero-power reference signals corresponding to different target cells located in the same time-domain symbol may be different.
- the two time-domain symbols shown on the right side in FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B may be time-domain symbols allowed to be occupied by the zero-power reference signal.
- the time-domain symbol on the left may be symbol1
- the time-domain symbol on the right is symbol2, where symbol1 may be the initial time-domain symbol allowed to be occupied by the zero-power reference signal.
- FIGS. 9A to 9D are schematic diagrams 9 to 12 of patterns of zero-power reference signals in a multi-cell scenario according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the zero-power reference signals corresponding to Cell 0 to Cell 1 occupy 2 REs respectively, and the 2 REs in the same cell are located on different subcarriers.
- the time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signals are located in FIGS. 9A and 9B are set close to the DMRS, and the time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signals are located in FIGS. 9C and 9D are set away from the DMRS.
- the frequency domain offset (FreqOffset) of the first subcarrier corresponding to each target cell may be determined according to the cell ID (Cell ID, CID) of each target cell.
- Cell ID, CID the cell ID of each target cell.
- the FreqOffset of the first subcarrier corresponding to each cell may be determined in the following manner.
- mod represents the remainder operation
- Q is the total number of cells of the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell, Q is an integer greater than or equal to 2 and less than 7;
- CID is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
- Table 2-2 is a set of schematic diagrams of the first subcarrier of the zero-power reference signal determined according to the cell identity.
- the subcarrier positions of the zero-power reference signals shown in Table 2-2 can be referred to as shown in FIG. 4 to FIG. 6A .
- the zero-power reference signal is configured to occupy one RE, that is, the single type: the position of the sub-carrier occupied by the zero-power reference signal in each PRB can be obtained by querying a predefined table according to the Cell ID as an index.
- the distribution mode of the time-domain symbols where the two REs of the zero-power reference signal are located may be: the first distribution mode, or , the second distribution mode;
- the first distribution mode is used to indicate that the 2 REs are located in 2 consecutive time domain symbols
- the second distribution manner is used to indicate that the two REs are located in one time-domain symbol.
- the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located may be cells according to the serving cell of the terminal device identified; of which,
- CID is the cell identifier
- SumCR is the total number of subcarriers in a time-frequency resource unit
- T is the number of subcarrier intervals
- T is an integer greater than or equal to 1 or less than or equal to 6.
- T is less than or equal to SumCR/Q.
- the distribution mode of the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located may be set to the first distribution mode.
- the subcarriers between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located are The amount of carrier spacing is 1 or 3 or 5. Taking the subcarrier spacing of 5 as an example, please refer to FIG. 8A , FIG. 9A , FIG. 9C and Table 2-3.
- the subcarriers between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located are The amount of carrier spacing is 2 or 4 or 6. Taking the subcarrier spacing of 5 as an example, please refer to FIG. 8B , FIG. 9B , FIG. 9D and Table 2-4.
- the number of subcarriers of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to each cell is 2, they are the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier, respectively. Then the identifier of the first subcarrier corresponding to the cell may be determined according to the cell identifier of the cell, and the identifier of the second subcarrier corresponding to the cell may be the sum of the identifier of the first subcarrier and the preset subcarrier offset W The remainder modulo 12. For example, W can be equal to 5. See Figure 5. It should be noted that, when the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals corresponding to the same cell are located in the same time-domain symbol, this setting method can be considered.
- Table 2-3 is a schematic diagram showing that the REs of the zero-power reference signals of each cell occupy 2 subcarriers on 2 time domain symbols.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram 3 of the distribution of subcarriers of zero-power reference signals of the target cell and 6 neighboring cells, please refer to FIG. 6 .
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signals shown in cell 0 to cell 5 are two REs located in different subcarriers and located in the same time domain symbol.
- the number of subcarriers of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to each cell is 2, and the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to each cell are located at The domain symbol is 1.
- the subcarriers and time-domain symbols where the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal corresponding to each cell are located may be determined respectively.
- Table 2-4 is a set of schematic diagrams showing that the REs of the zero-power reference signals of each cell occupy 1 time domain and 2 subcarriers.
- Symbol1 is the first time-domain symbol of the two time-domain symbols that each zero-power reference signal is allowed to occupy;
- Symbol2 is the second time-domain symbol of the two time-domain symbols that each zero-power reference signal is allowed to occupy symbol.
- "Symbol1: (0, 6)" indicates that the two REs are located in two subcarriers with frequency offsets of 0 and 6 on the first time-domain symbol of the two time-domain symbols allowed to be occupied.
- the number of the zero-power reference signals is 2;
- the carrier can be set the same or different.
- the subcarrier spacing between the subcarriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located may be 1, 3 or 5.
- a pattern with a subcarrier spacing of 5 can be referred to as shown in FIG. 7B .
- Type A there are two types of PUSCH resource allocation methods in the NR system, namely Type A and Type B PUSCH.
- the main difference lies in the starting position of the time domain symbol of the PUSCH in each slot and the scheduled time domain symbol number.
- Table 3-1 is a schematic diagram of the PUSCH resource allocation method.
- S represents the initial time-domain symbol position
- L represents the length of the scheduled consecutive time-domain symbols
- S+L represents the last time-domain symbol position of the scheduled PUSCH.
- a DMRS can be configured in the PUSCH, and the DMRS can be used for channel estimation and data demodulation.
- Table 3-2 is a configuration table of a time-domain symbol position of the DMRS. (See TS38.212 Table 6.4.1.1.3-3)
- l 0 represents the offset of the first DMRS symbol relative to the starting symbol of PUSCH scheduling to determine the location of the starting symbol of DMRS: in Type A PUSCH, it is configured by the high-level parameter dmrs-TypeA-Position, and in Type B The value in PUSCH is 0, that is, it starts from the first time-domain symbol position of PUSCH.
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal can be set with reference to the configuration of the PUSCH or DMRS. For example, in Type B PUSCH, if one DMRS occupies the first time-domain symbol, the second time-domain symbol can be used for the zero-power reference signal.
- the embodiments of the present application provide various implementations for generating an uplink signal according to configuration information.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a mapping process involved in an embodiment of the present application.
- the frequency domain of the time-frequency resource unit may include 12 sub-carriers
- the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal includes P in one time-frequency resource unit used to transmit the uplink signal located on the time-domain symbol to be processed RE.
- the sub-carriers where the P REs are located are ⁇ i 1 , i 2 ,...,i P ⁇ , and the 12 sub-carriers are other than the sub-carriers described by the P REs.
- the carrier is ⁇ j 1 , j 2 ,...,j 12-P ⁇ ; wherein, P is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than 12; the method further includes:
- the first data is kP data segments x 1 , x 2 , . . . , x kP , and each RE is used to carry data in one data segment;
- the second data is determined, wherein the second data x k-P+1 , . . . , x k satisfies:
- k is the number of time-domain symbols in the time-frequency resource unit, and k is greater than p.
- the signal processing process of uplink transmission in the single-carrier system can be exemplified as follows.
- the zero-power reference signal occupies the 3rd RE and the 9th RE in the frequency domain symbol y. which is
- y (y 1 ,y 2 ,0,...,y 8 ,0,y 10 ,y 11 ,y 12 ) T
- every 12 signals to be sent actually have redundancy of 2 signals that is, the above-mentioned x 11 and x 12 are obtained according to the linear combination of the signals from x 1 to x 10 .
- a zero-power reference signal that is, a mute RE
- y 3 and y 9 can be sent on the frequencies of y 3 and y 9 , thereby enabling the gNB to perform uplink transmission in the single-carrier system. Interference measurement.
- the implementation of the uplink signal generation provided in the embodiments of the present application can implement a single-carrier system, thereby achieving the purpose of maintaining a smaller peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR).
- PAPR peak-to-average power ratio
- the embodiments of the present application further provide an optional implementation manner of the range of the time-frequency resources of the DMRS and the zero-power reference signal in a group of uplink signals.
- the terminal device may send an uplink signal including a DMRS to the network device, where the DMRS may occupy one or more REs on the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal.
- the REs occupied by the DMRS may be located on one or more subcarriers in one or more time domain symbols.
- the REs other than the DMRS can be set as spare REs or data REs.
- the time-frequency resources corresponding to the spare REs in the uplink signal The transmit power on the range is zero, and the data REs are REs used to transmit data.
- a zero-power reference signal may or may not be set on a time-frequency resource unit used for sending an uplink signal.
- the time-frequency resource where the DMRS is located when the uplink signal includes the DMRS and does not include the zero-power reference signal may be the same as the time-frequency resource where the DMRS is located in the various patterns including the DMRS and the zero-power reference signal shown in the drawings in the embodiments of the present application.
- which is equivalent to the RE where the zero-power reference signal is located may be a data RE or a spare RE.
- REs located in the same time-domain symbol as the DMRS may be spare REs or data REs, and REs located in different time-domain symbols from the DMRS may be data REs.
- REs other than REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal in the time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located are data REs.
- the zero-power reference signal and the DMRS in the uplink signal will be exemplarily described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
- the time-frequency resources of the DMRS may be determined from a group resource set according to a first identifier corresponding to a terminal device, where the group resource set includes multiple group resources, and different first Different group resources in the corresponding group resource set are identified, and time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the plurality of group resources are located are different.
- the time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different first identifiers are located are different.
- the time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the time-frequency resources occupied by different DMRSs corresponding to the first identifier are different can be used to realize the The DMRS of multiple terminal devices are sent in the same time-frequency resource range.
- the first identifier may be an identifier of a code division multiplex group (code division multiplex group, CDM group) corresponding to the DMRS corresponding to the terminal device.
- CDM group code division multiplex group
- the identifier of the code division multiplexing group may be referred to as a CDM group ID.
- a DMRS in a time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals may correspond to a CDM group ID.
- the set of time-frequency resources of the DMRS corresponding to all CDM groups is the set of group resources, and the resources in the set of group resources will not be used for data transmission, that is, the embodiment of the present application
- the CDM group mentioned in corresponds to the CDM group that is not used to transmit data (ie DMRS CDM group without data).
- the time domain symbol and/or subcarrier where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located may be determined according to the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device and the CDM configuration type.
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located may be determined based on the code division multiplexing (code division multiplex, CDM) configuration type corresponding to the DMRS and/or the identifier of the CDM group.
- CDM code division multiplexing
- the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS may be the CDM group ID corresponding to the terminal device that sends the DMRS.
- the terminal equipment in a cell can be divided into multiple CDM groups.
- the time-frequency resources where the DMRSs sent by the terminal equipments in different CDM groups are located are different, and the time-frequency resources where the DMRSs sent by the terminal equipments in the same CDM group are located are located. same.
- the REs where the DMRSs sent by the terminal devices of different CDM groups are located may be different, that is, the interference between the DMRSs sent by the terminal devices of different CDM groups can be avoided through time division and/or frequency division.
- the code division method is used to avoid interference between DMRSs of different UEs in the same CDM group.
- the uplink signal may be a signal sent through an antenna port of the terminal device; at this time, the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device may be the CDM group corresponding to the antenna port of the terminal device; wherein, each antenna of the terminal device
- the ports may correspond to different CDM groups, or each antenna port of the terminal device may correspond to different orthogonal codes in the CDM group.
- antenna port 0 and antenna port 1 of the terminal device may correspond to group 0, and antenna port 2 and antenna port 3 may correspond to group 1.
- the first identifier may be a CDM group ID.
- the CDM group ID corresponding to the terminal device may be the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS sent by the antenna port in the terminal device.
- the configuration information supporting the zero-power reference information of the CDM group may include at least one of the following information:
- any time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal whether the zero-power reference signal supports the configuration indication of the code division multiplexing group CDM group; wherein, whether the zero-power reference signal supports the CDM group configuration indication is used to indicate Whether to configure the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located according to the time-frequency resource where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located or the CDM configuration type corresponding to the DMRS;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS includes: a first CDM type, a second CDM type, and a third CDM type; wherein, when the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type, all The time-frequency resource of the DMRS is determined from the group resource set according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to the group resource set different group resources in the plurality of group resources, the time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the plurality of group resources are located are different;
- a configuration mode of a zero-power reference signal supporting a CDM group wherein, the configuration mode includes: a first configuration mode and a second configuration mode; the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration mode and the The subcarriers where the REs occupied by the DMRS are located are the same; the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration mode is located is the set of subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein, The subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals;
- the number of group resource units in each group resource is the number of group resource units in each group resource.
- the DMRS included in each group resource unit occupies consecutive time-domain symbols and/or consecutive subcarriers.
- the terminal device when the configuration indication of whether the zero-power reference signal supports the code division multiplexing group (CDM group) is yes, the terminal device can use the time-frequency resources of the DMRS or according to the DMRS in the uplink signal including the zero-power reference signal.
- the corresponding CDM configuration type determines the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located; when the configuration indication of whether the zero-power reference signal supports the code division multiplexing group CDM group is No, the terminal device can be based on other configuration methods provided by the embodiments of the present application. Or other parameters in the configuration information determine the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located.
- the starting time-domain symbol of the zero-power reference signal may be the first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where the DMRS is located, the number of time-domain symbols occupied by the zero-power reference signal is one or two, and zero
- the subcarrier where the power reference signal is located is the 0th subcarrier or the 5th subcarrier.
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located may be a CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS in the uplink signal according to the time-frequency resource of the DMRS in the uplink signal including the zero-power reference signal , determined by at least one type of information in the CDM configuration type.
- the initial time domain symbol where the zero power reference signal is located may include other time domain symbols that are adjacent or non-adjacent to the time domain symbol where the DMRS is located, for example, the initial time domain symbol where the zero power reference signal is located It may include the first time-domain symbol and/or the second time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where the DMRS is located, or, the time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located may be determined according to the CDM group ID and/or the CDM configuration type other time-domain symbols; the number of time-domain symbols where the zero-power reference signal is located may be 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and so on.
- the time-frequency resource position occupied by the zero-power reference signal can be arbitrarily configured by the network device through signaling.
- at least one subcarrier position can be configured in each time-frequency resource unit for the zero-power reference signal.
- the number and location of at least one time-domain symbol can be configured in each time-frequency resource unit, and the network device is configured by signaling, including high-layer signaling (egRRC signaling).
- the number of time-domain symbols occupied by each zero-power reference signal may be the same as the number of time-domain symbols occupied by each DMRS.
- the number of time-domain symbols occupied by the zero-power reference signal may be a The number of time domain symbols occupied by each DMRS in the configuration information is determined.
- An exemplary description will be given below in conjunction with the CDM configuration type and the CDM group ID.
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located based on information such as the CDM configuration type, CDM group ID, etc. corresponding to the DMRS.
- the sub-carrier where the zero-power reference signal is located may be the same as the sub-carrier where the DMRS is located, wherein the sub-carrier where the DMRS is located may be the CDM corresponding to the terminal equipment that transmits the DMRS.
- the group ID is determined. That is to say, the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located may be determined according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the terminal equipment that transmits the zero-power reference signal and the DMRS.
- the following describes various configuration modes of the subcarrier where the DMRS is located.
- the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located can be determined in the same way as determining the subcarrier where the DMRS is located based on the CDM group ID.
- the subcarrier where the DMRS is located may be determined according to the CDM configuration type of the DMRS and the CDM group ID.
- the CDM configuration types of the DMRS may be the first CDM type, the second CDM type, and the third CDM type.
- Table 4-1 is an illustration of CDM configuration types.
- the number of time-domain symbols occupied by the zero-power reference signal may be one or two.
- the start time-domain symbol in the time-domain symbols allowed to be occupied is the first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol occupied by the DMRS.
- the number of time-domain symbols occupied by the zero-power reference signal may be the same as the number of time-domain symbols occupied by the DMRS.
- the configuration information of the DMRS may include information such as the number of subcarrier intervals of the DMRS.
- the number of subcarrier intervals is the number of subcarriers spaced between multiple subcarriers where the DMRS of the same CDM group are located. For example, if the subcarriers where the DMRS corresponding to a certain group ID is located are 3, 7, and 11, the number of subcarrier intervals is 3.
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal may be configured by adopting the above-mentioned first configuration manner or the second configuration manner.
- the CDM configuration type is the third CDM type
- the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are determined from a group resource set according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS, wherein the group resource set includes multiple groups resource, different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and at least two group resources in the multiple group resources have different time domain symbols.
- the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the first CDM group is located is different from the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the second CDM group is located, the first CDM group is the CDM group corresponding to the terminal equipment, the Two CDM groups are at least one other CDM group in at least two CDM groups including the first CDM group supported by the third CDM type.
- the subcarriers where the DMRS corresponding to different CDM groups are located are different, and there may be various implementations.
- an exemplary description is given by taking the time-frequency resource unit including 12 subcarriers
- the pattern configuration type (hereinafter referred to as the CDM configuration type of the DMRS) used by the subcarrier where the DMRS is configured based on the CDM group ID may include:
- FIG. 11 is a set of schematic diagrams of the subcarriers where the DMRS configured based on the CDM group is located.
- one cell can support 2 CDM groups, which are CDM group 0 and CDM group 1 respectively.
- the DMRS sent by the terminal equipment belonging to CDM group 0 is located on the subcarrier whose subcarrier offset is an even number, and the DMRS sent by the terminal equipment belonging to CDM group 0 is located on the subcarrier The offset is on odd-numbered subcarriers.
- the REs occupied by the DMRS are located on one time domain symbol, that is, the time domain symbol number configuration type of the DMRS is the Single type, and the DMRS of the terminal equipment of each CDM group occupies 6 REs.
- the REs occupied by the DMRS are located on two adjacent time domain symbols, that is, the configuration type of the number of time domain symbols of the DMRS is Double type, and the DMRS of the terminal equipment of each CDM group occupies 12 DMRSs RE.
- a cell can support 3 CDM groups, which are CDM group 0, CDM group 1 and CDM group 2 respectively.
- the sub-carrier where the DMRS is located is all sub-carriers where the remainder of the sub-carrier offset modulo 6 is equal to CDM group ID*2 and CDM group ID*2+1.
- the DMRS sent by the terminal equipment belonging to CDM group 0 is located on all subcarriers whose remainders of the subcarrier offset modulo 3 are 0 and 1, and the terminal equipment belonging to CDM group 1
- the DMRS sent by the device is located on all subcarriers with subcarrier offsets of 2 and 3
- the DMRS sent by terminal equipment belonging to CDM group 2 is located on all subcarriers with subcarrier offsets of 4 and 5.
- the REs occupied by the DMRS are located on one time domain symbol, that is, the configuration type of the number of time domain symbols of the DMRS is the Single type, and the DMRS of the terminal equipment of each CDM group occupies 4 REs.
- the REs occupied by the DMRS are located on two adjacent time domain symbols, that is, the configuration type of the number of time domain symbols of the DMRS is Double type, and the DMRS of the terminal equipment of each CDM group occupies 8 RE.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that can be supported by the two CDM configuration types is the product of the maximum number of terminal devices supported by each CDM group and the number of CDM groups.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support is the number of orthogonal codes in the orthogonal code sequence * the number of time-domain symbols.
- the number of orthogonal codes in the orthogonal code sequence is 2 for exemplary description.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support is 2*1, that is, 2.
- the number of time-domain symbols of the DMRS is configured as Double type, on two adjacent time-domain symbols, the multiplexing of two UEs can also be realized through the time-domain orthogonal code. Therefore, compared with the single type, the double type is It can support double the multiplexing of UEs. Based on this, the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support is 2*2, that is, 4.
- Table 4-2 shows the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM configuration type can support when the number of orthogonal codes in the orthogonal code sequence is 2.
- one terminal device corresponds to one single-stream transmission
- one terminal device corresponds to one antenna port
- the maximum number of antenna ports supported by each CDM group is the maximum number of terminal devices supported by each CDM group.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support is 2, and the number of CDM groups supported by the first CDM type is 2, and the maximum number of antenna ports that can be supported by the time-frequency resource of the Single-type DMRS is 4.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support in the pattern shown in (2) in FIG. 11 is 4, and the first CDM configuration type and the first CDM type support The number of CDM groups is 2, and the maximum number of antenna ports that can be supported by the time-frequency resources of the Double-type DMRS is 8.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support in the pattern shown in (3) in FIG. 11 is 2, and the second CDM configuration type
- the number of CDM groups supported by the second CDM type is 3, and the maximum number of antenna ports that can be supported by the time-frequency resources of the DMRS of the Single type is 6.
- the maximum number of terminal devices that each CDM group can support in the pattern shown in (3) in Figure 11 is 4, and the number of CDM groups supported by the second CDM type is 3, and the maximum number of antenna ports that can be supported by the time-frequency resource of the Single-type DMRS is 12.
- the sub-carrier where the zero-power reference signal is located may be the set of sub-carriers where all the DMRS corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein the zero-power reference signal is located.
- the sub-carrier where the sub-carrier is located is part of the sub-carrier in the time-frequency resource unit of the uplink signal. At this time, the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different group IDs are located may be the same or different.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, the DMRS corresponding to different group IDs are located.
- the subcarriers are different;
- the subcarrier where the zero power reference signal is located includes the subcarrier where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located;
- the starting time domain symbol where the REs occupied by the zero power reference signal are located is the DMRS The first time-domain symbol after the time-domain symbol where it is located or any time-domain symbol that is not adjacent to the time-domain symbol occupied by the DMRS.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode; the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type; the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the corresponding CDM configuration type
- the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located removes the time-frequency resources where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located, wherein the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are from the group resource set according to the CDM group ID corresponding to the DMRS determined in, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and at least two group resources in the multiple group resources
- the time domain symbols where the group resources are located are different; all the subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are part of the subcarriers of the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- FIGS. 12 to 15 are schematic diagrams of patterns of zero-power reference signals configured in a first configuration manner according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the zero-power reference signal may adopt the first configuration manner, and the CDM configuration type of the DMRS may be the first CDM type or the second CDM type.
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located include all subcarriers that satisfy the first condition, and the first condition is the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 2 equal to all subcarriers of the CDM group ID; wherein, the zero-power reference signal in Figure 12 occupies 1 time domain symbol, and the zero-power reference signal in Figure 13 occupies 2 when Domain notation.
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located include all subcarriers that satisfy the second condition, and the second condition
- the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 6 is equal to the CDM group ID*2 and all subcarriers of the CDM group ID*2+1.
- the zero-power reference signal in FIG. 14 occupies one time-domain symbol
- the zero-power reference signal in FIG. 15 occupies two time-domain symbols.
- 16 to 22 are schematic diagrams of patterns of zero-power reference signals configured in a second configuration manner according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the zero-power reference signal adopts the second configuration manner, and the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type or the third CDM type.
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are all CDM group IDs corresponding to the first CDM type All subcarriers where the DMRS are located.
- the zero-power reference signals in FIG. 16 and FIG. 18 occupy one time-domain symbol
- the zero-power reference signals in FIG. 17 and FIG. 19 occupy two time-domain symbols.
- the interval between multiple adjacent sub-carriers where the DMRS corresponding to each group ID is located is the same number of sub-carriers, and in FIG. 18 , the same group ID corresponds to The interval between the adjacent sub-carriers where the DMRS is located is 3 sub-carriers; the interval between the adjacent sub-carriers where the DMRS corresponding to different group IDs are located is 1 or more sub-carriers; Figure 18 corresponds to different group IDs The interval between adjacent subcarriers where the DMRS is located is 1 subcarrier. It should be noted that the configuration information of the DMRS may include the number of spaced subcarriers.
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are all the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM group IDs corresponding to the second CDM type are located. Wherein, all subcarriers where all DMRSs are located are part of subcarriers in one RB.
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located includes the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located.
- the time-frequency resource where the DMRS is located, wherein all the subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units; the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different; Each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier; wherein, all subcarriers where the group resource units corresponding to all CDM groups are located are the time-frequency resource units in the time-frequency resource unit. part of the subcarriers.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2, 3 or 4 group resource units; each The group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols; each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers; the number of time domain symbols occupied by the group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6; The number of subcarriers occupied by the group resource unit of the ID is 4.
- each group resource in the group resource set in any time-frequency resource unit for transmitting the uplink signal includes 2 group resource units, and the group resources of the DMRS corresponding to all CDM group IDs.
- the unit occupies 4 time domain symbols and 4 subcarriers; the number of CDM groups supported by the third CDM type is 4; the REs of each group resource unit are located on two consecutive subcarriers on 2 time domain symbols .
- each group resource in the group resource set in any time-frequency resource unit used to transmit the uplink signal includes 2 group resource units, and the group resources of the DMRS corresponding to all CDM group IDs.
- the unit occupies 2 time domain symbols and 4 subcarriers; the number of CDM groups supported by the third CDM type is 4; the REs of each group resource unit are located on two consecutive subcarriers on 2 time domain symbols .
- each group resource in the group resource set in any time-frequency resource unit for transmitting the uplink signal includes 2 group resource units, and the group resources of the DMRS corresponding to all CDM group IDs.
- the unit occupies 6 time-domain symbols and 4 subcarriers; the number of CDM groups supported by the third CDM type is 6; the REs of each group resource unit are located on two consecutive time-domain symbols on two consecutive
- the set of time-frequency resources of DMRS corresponding to all CDM group IDs is a set of group resources; the set of group resources in one RB may include two black boxes.
- each group resource includes two group resource units located in two black boxes, and four REs occupied by each group resource unit , that is, the four REs distributed in the field shape.
- the time domain symbols where the two group resource units in the group resource of the same group are located are the same, and the subcarriers where the two group resource units are located are separated by 4 subcarriers.
- Table 5 is a comparative description of various patterns of the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration.
- 16 to 21 are a set of schematic diagrams of zero-power reference signal patterns of different CDM groups adopting the second configuration.
- Table 6 is a comparative description of various patterns of the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration.
- the configurations of zero-power reference signals shown in FIGS. 12 to 22 can ensure that the time-frequency resources of zero-power reference signals corresponding to users of the same CDM group are the same, so that multiple The user's data does not interfere with the zero-power reference signal.
- the user here can refer to terminal equipment, antenna ports, or data streams. That is, the positions of the REs of the zero-power reference signals of the users corresponding to each group are different from those of the data REs of the users of the same group.
- the configurations of the zero-power reference signals shown in FIGS. 16 to 22 can ensure that the REs of the zero-power reference signals are different from the data REs of users corresponding to different CDM group IDs in the cell. That is, the zero-power reference signal does not contain the interference from the data REs of the users corresponding to all the CDM group IDs of the cell. Based on this, the network device can accurately measure the interference of adjacent cells according to the zero-power reference signal. That is, the neighbor interference is measured by using only the zero-power reference signal.
- the number of CDM groups that the DMRS can support is 6, and each CDM group can The number of UEs supporting multiplexing is 4, that is to say, DMRS supports multiplexing of up to 24 UEs, that is, it can support the parallel transmission of 24 layers of data streams at most, which can significantly improve the system capacity of uplink transmission.
- the time-frequency resources where the zero-power reference signals corresponding to different CDM groups are located may be different or partially the same; the zero-power reference signals of one CDM group cannot occupy all subcarriers of a time-domain symbol; it needs to be explained Yes, the DMRS of a CDM group can occupy all the subcarriers of a time-domain symbol, but the reason is to avoid transmission power interruption; therefore, when sending zero power while sending DMRS, the zero power of all groups cannot occupy all the subcarriers. carrier.
- the position of the RE where the DMRS corresponding to each group ID is located may be as shown in FIG. Any one of the six patterns shown in 22 only needs to keep the time-frequency resources where the DMRSs corresponding to each group ID are located are different.
- a group offset may be used to transform the position of the RE where the DMRS corresponding to each group ID is located.
- the uplink signal may not include a zero-power reference signal.
- the set of subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to all CDM groups are located may be used for All REs or part of REs in the time-frequency resource unit for transmitting uplink signals.
- the set of subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to all CDM groups are located may be all subcarriers in one RB.
- FIG. 23 is a schematic structural diagram 1 of a communication apparatus provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the communication apparatus 1100 may include: a processing module 1101 and a sending module 1102 .
- the processing module 1101 can be configured to instruct the sending module 1102 to send an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal to the network device; wherein, in the time-frequency resources used for sending the uplink signal, the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal are The transmit power of the uplink signal within the range is zero.
- the communication apparatus may further include a receiving module 1103, where the receiving module 1103 is configured to receive configuration information of the zero-power reference signal from a network device.
- the processing module 1101 may be further configured to generate an uplink signal including the zero-power reference signal according to the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal.
- the zero-power reference signal is a zero-power reference signal corresponding to a serving cell of the terminal device;
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signals corresponding to each cell do not overlap with each other.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference information includes at least one of the following information:
- the number of the zero-power reference signals the number of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbol where the 1 RE is located is a time-domain symbol that is allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located are at least one of the two time-domain symbols starting from the starting time-domain symbol domain symbol;
- the uplink signal further includes DMRS;
- the starting time domain symbol of each time domain symbol allowed to occupy by the zero-power reference signal is any one of the following: the time domain symbol after the time domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located The first time-domain symbol, or, the middle-most time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit; wherein, the middle-most time-domain symbol is different from the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located, or, The second time-domain symbol after the first time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the serving cell of the terminal device is 1, and the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the neighboring cell of the serving cell of the terminal device is 1 is 1;
- the first subcarriers corresponding to the serving cell and neighboring cells of the serving cell are different, and the first subcarriers are the subcarriers where the zero power reference signal is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal corresponding to a target cell is 2, and the target cell is a serving cell of the terminal device and a neighboring cell of the serving cell.
- the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier corresponding to the target cell are not adjacent to each other, and the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier are where the two REs corresponding to the target cell are located.
- the subcarriers where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals corresponding to different target cells located in the same time domain symbol are located are different.
- the time-frequency resource unit for sending the uplink signal includes 12 subcarriers; the first subcarrier corresponding to any target cell in the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell
- the frequency domain offset FreqOffset is determined according to the cell identification CID of the target cell, wherein,
- mod represents the remainder operation
- Q is the total number of cells of the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell, Q is an integer greater than or equal to 2 and less than 7;
- CID is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
- the number of REs occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals is 2; the distribution mode of the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located is: the first distribution mode, or the second distribution mode Distribution mode; wherein, the first distribution mode is used to indicate that the two REs are located in two consecutive time-domain symbols; the second distribution mode is used to indicate that the two REs are located in one time-domain symbol.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the second distribution mode
- the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are based on the serving cell of the terminal equipment The cell identity of , is determined; wherein,
- CID is the cell identifier
- SumCR is the total number of subcarriers in a time-frequency resource unit
- T is the number of subcarrier intervals
- T is an integer greater than or equal to 1 or less than or equal to 6.
- T is less than or equal to SumCR/Q.
- the difference between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located is the first distribution mode.
- the subcarrier offset between is 1 or 3 or 5; or,
- the subcarrier offset between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located is 2 or 4 or 6.
- the number of the zero-power reference signals is two; the time-frequency resources of the two zero-power reference signals are The sub-carriers are the same or different.
- the subcarrier offset between the subcarriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located is 1 or 3 or 5.
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal include: P REs located on the to-be-processed time-domain symbols in a time-frequency resource unit used for transmitting the uplink signal; the The frequency domain of the time-frequency resource unit includes 12 subcarriers; the subcarriers where the P REs are located are ⁇ i 1 , i 2 , . Other sub-carriers other than sub-carriers are ⁇ j 1 , j 2 ,...,j 12-P ⁇ ; where P is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than 12;
- the processing module is further configured to: acquire first data to be sent, wherein the first data is kP data segments x 1 , x 2 , . . . , x kP , and each RE is used to carry one data segment in data; according to the first data and the DFT transformation moment W 12 ⁇ k , determine the second data, wherein, the second data x k-P+1 ,..., x k satisfies:
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal includes at least one of the following information:
- any time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal whether the zero-power reference signal supports the configuration indication of the code division multiplexing group CDM group; wherein, whether the zero-power reference signal supports the CDM group configuration indication is used to indicate Whether to configure the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located according to the time-frequency resource where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located or the CDM configuration type corresponding to the DMRS;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS includes: a first CDM type, a second CDM type, and a third CDM type; wherein, the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are corresponding to the DMRS.
- the CDM group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple group resources The time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the group resources are located are different;
- a configuration mode of a zero-power reference signal supporting a CDM group wherein, the configuration mode includes: a first configuration mode and a second configuration mode; the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration mode and the The subcarriers where the REs occupied by the DMRS are located are the same; the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration mode is located is the set of all the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein all The subcarrier where the DMRS of the CDM group is located is a part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals;
- the number of group resource units in each group resource is the number of group resource units in each group resource.
- the sub-carriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are part of the sub-carriers of the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the uplink signal further includes a DMRS; the subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the CDM group corresponding to the DMRS;
- time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRS of different CDM groups are located are different;
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located is determined according to the time-frequency resource of the DMRS or the CDM configuration type.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the first configuration mode; the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, different groups The subcarriers where the DMRS corresponding to the ID are located are different; the identifier of the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located is the same as the identifier of the subcarrier where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, different groups
- the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to the IDs are located are different;
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signals are located include the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located; the initial time when the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals are located
- the domain symbol is the first time domain symbol after the time domain symbol where the DMRS is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode; the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type; the time when the zero-power reference signal is located
- the frequency resource includes the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, and the time-frequency resource where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located is removed, wherein the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is based on the CDM corresponding to the DMRS.
- the group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple groups
- the time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the resources are located are different; all subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the time domain symbols where the DMRSs corresponding to at least two CDM groups supported by the third CDM type are located are different.
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; when the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type, the zero-power reference signal is located in the The subcarriers include all subcarriers that satisfy the first condition, and the first condition is that the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 2 is equal to all the subcarriers of the CDM group ID; the CDM configuration type in the DMRS is the second CDM type, the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the second condition, and the second condition is that the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 6 is equal to the CDM group ID*2 and the CDM All subcarriers of group ID*2+1.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units; the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same.
- the subcarriers are different; each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier; wherein, all the subcarriers where the group resource units corresponding to all CDM groups are located are the time-frequency Part of the subcarriers in a resource element.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units; Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols; each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers; the number of time domain symbols occupied by the group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6; all The number of subcarriers occupied by the group resource unit of the CDM group ID is 4.
- the difference between the transmit powers of different time-domain symbols is smaller than a preset deviation power threshold.
- the transmit powers of symbols in different time domains are equal.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal is a resource block RB; in any target time-domain symbol including the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal, each The transmit power of the effective REs is the transmit power of the target time-domain symbol divided by the number of effective REs; wherein, the effective REs are other than the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal on the target time-domain symbol RE.
- REs other than REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal on the target time-domain symbol where the zero-power reference signal is located are data REs used for carrying data.
- the processing module 1101 can be used to instruct the sending module 1102 to send the DMRS to the network device;
- the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are determined from a group resource set according to a first identifier corresponding to the terminal device, wherein the group resource set includes a plurality of group resources, and different first identifiers correspond to For different group resources in the group resource set, at least two group resources in the multiple group resources have different time domain symbols.
- the time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to different first identifiers are located are different.
- the DMRS may be used by the network device to perform channel estimation, remove interference, and demodulate data carried in the uplink signal on the uplink signal including the DMRS.
- the first identifier is the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units; the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same.
- the subcarriers are different; each group resource unit occupies at least one time-domain symbol; and each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units; Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols; each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers; the number of time domain symbols occupied by the group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6; all The number of subcarriers occupied by the group resource unit of the CDM group ID is 4.
- FIG. 24 is a second schematic structural diagram of a communication apparatus provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the communication apparatus 1200 includes: a processing module 1201 and a receiving module 1203 .
- the receiving module 1203 is configured to receive an uplink signal including a zero-power reference signal sent by the terminal device, wherein, in the time-frequency resources used for sending the uplink signal, the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signal are within the range of the time-frequency resources.
- the transmit power of the uplink signal is zero;
- the processing module 1201 is configured to perform channel estimation according to the uplink signal received in the time-frequency resource of the zero-power reference signal; and, according to the result of the channel estimation, demodulate the received uplink signal.
- the apparatus 1200 may further include: a sending module 1202, configured to send the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal to the terminal device.
- the apparatus 1200 may further include a storage module 1204 for storing relevant data and instructions.
- the zero-power reference signal is a zero-power reference signal corresponding to a serving cell of the terminal device;
- the time-frequency resources of the zero-power reference signals corresponding to each cell do not overlap with each other.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference information includes at least one of the following information:
- the number of the zero-power reference signals the number of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbol where the 1 RE is located is a time-domain symbol that is allowed to be occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals
- the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located are at least one of the two time-domain symbols starting from the starting time-domain symbol domain symbol;
- the uplink signal further includes DMRS;
- the starting time domain symbol of each time domain symbol allowed to occupy by the zero-power reference signal is any one of the following: the time domain symbol after the time domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located The first time-domain symbol, or, the middle-most time-domain symbol in the time-frequency resource unit; wherein, the middle-most time-domain symbol is different from the time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located, or, The second time-domain symbol after the first time-domain symbol where the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the serving cell of the terminal device is 1, and the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal of the neighboring cell of the serving cell of the terminal device is 1 is 1; the first subcarriers corresponding to the serving cell and the adjacent cells of the serving cell are different, and the first subcarrier is the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located.
- the number of REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal corresponding to a target cell is 2, and the target cell is a serving cell of the terminal device and a neighboring cell of the serving cell.
- the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier corresponding to the target cell are not adjacent to each other, and the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier are where the two REs corresponding to the target cell are located.
- the subcarriers where the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals corresponding to different target cells located in the same time domain symbol are located are different.
- the time-frequency resource unit for sending the uplink signal includes 12 subcarriers; the first subcarrier corresponding to any target cell in the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell
- the frequency domain offset FreqOffset is determined according to the cell identification CID of the target cell, wherein,
- mod represents the remainder operation
- Q is the total number of cells of the serving cell and adjacent cells of the serving cell, Q is an integer greater than or equal to 2 and less than 7;
- CID is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
- the number of REs occupied by each of the zero-power reference signals is 2; the distribution mode of the time-domain symbols where the two REs are located is: the first distribution mode, or the second distribution mode Distribution mode; wherein, the first distribution mode is used to indicate that the two REs are located in two consecutive time-domain symbols; the second distribution mode is used to indicate that the two REs are located in one time-domain symbol.
- the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the second distribution mode
- the time domain symbols where the two REs are located are based on the serving cell of the terminal equipment The cell identity of , is determined; wherein,
- CID is the cell identifier
- SumCR is the total number of subcarriers in a time-frequency resource unit
- T is the number of subcarrier intervals
- T is an integer greater than or equal to 1 or less than or equal to 6.
- T is less than or equal to SumCR/Q.
- the difference between the first subcarrier and the second subcarrier where the two REs are located is the first distribution mode.
- the subcarrier offset between the two REs is 1 or 3 or 5; or, when the distribution mode of the time domain symbols where the two REs are located is the second distribution mode, the first subcarrier where the two REs are located is The subcarrier offset between the second subcarrier and the second subcarrier is 2 or 4 or 6.
- the number of the zero-power reference signals is two; the time-frequency resources of the two zero-power reference signals are The sub-carriers are the same or different.
- the subcarrier offset between the subcarriers where the two zero-power reference signals are located is 1 or 3 or 5.
- the configuration information of the zero-power reference signal includes at least one of the following information:
- any time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal whether the zero-power reference signal supports the configuration indication of the code division multiplexing group CDM group; wherein, whether the zero-power reference signal supports the CDM group configuration indication is used to indicate Whether to configure the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located according to the time-frequency resource where the DMRS in the uplink signal is located or the CDM configuration type corresponding to the DMRS;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS includes: a first CDM type, a second CDM type, and a third CDM type; wherein, the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are corresponding to the DMRS.
- the CDM group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, and different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple group resources The time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the group resources are located are different;
- a configuration mode of a zero-power reference signal supporting a CDM group wherein, the configuration mode includes: a first configuration mode and a second configuration mode; the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signal using the first configuration mode and the The subcarriers where the REs occupied by the DMRS are located are the same; the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signal using the second configuration mode is located is the set of all the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, wherein all The subcarrier where the DMRS of the CDM group is located is a part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals;
- the number of group resource units in each group resource is the number of group resource units in each group resource.
- the sub-carriers where the zero-power reference signal is located are part of the sub-carriers of the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the uplink signal further includes a DMRS; the subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the CDM group corresponding to the DMRS;
- time domain symbols and/or subcarriers where the DMRS of different CDM groups are located are different;
- the time-frequency resource where the zero-power reference signal is located is determined according to the time-frequency resource of the DMRS or the CDM configuration type.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the first configuration mode; the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, different groups The subcarriers where the DMRS corresponding to the ID are located are different; the identifier of the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located is the same as the identifier of the subcarrier where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode;
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; wherein, different groups
- the subcarriers where the DMRSs corresponding to the IDs are located are different;
- the subcarriers where the zero-power reference signals are located include the subcarriers where the DMRSs of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located; the initial time when the REs occupied by the zero-power reference signals are located
- the domain symbol is the first time domain symbol after the time domain symbol where the DMRS is located.
- the configuration mode of the zero-power reference signal supporting the CDM group is the second configuration mode; the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the third CDM type; the time when the zero-power reference signal is located
- the frequency resource includes the set of time-frequency resources where the DMRS of all CDM groups corresponding to the CDM configuration type are located, and the time-frequency resource where the DMRS of the uplink signal is located is removed, wherein the time-frequency resource of the DMRS is based on the CDM corresponding to the DMRS.
- the group ID is determined from a group resource set, wherein the group resource set includes multiple group resources, different CDM group IDs correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and the multiple groups
- the time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the resources are located are different; all subcarriers where the DMRS of all CDM groups are located are part of the subcarriers in the time-frequency resource unit used for sending uplink signals.
- the time domain symbols where the DMRSs corresponding to at least two CDM groups supported by the third CDM type are located are different.
- the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type or the second CDM type; when the CDM configuration type of the DMRS is the first CDM type, the zero-power reference signal is located in the The subcarriers include all subcarriers that satisfy the first condition, and the first condition is that the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 2 is equal to all the subcarriers of the CDM group ID; the CDM configuration type in the DMRS is the second CDM type, the subcarrier where the zero-power reference signal is located includes all subcarriers that satisfy the second condition, and the second condition is that the remainder of the subcarrier offset modulo 6 is equal to the CDM group ID*2 and the CDM All subcarriers of group ID*2+1.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units
- the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the subcarriers occupied by the at least two group resource units are different; each group resource unit occupies at least one time domain symbol; each group resource unit occupy at least one subcarrier.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units; Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols; each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers; the number of time domain symbols occupied by the group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6; all The number of subcarriers occupied by the group resource unit of the CDM group ID is 4.
- a receiving module 1203, configured to receive a DMRS sent by a terminal device; wherein the time-frequency resources of the DMRS are determined from a group resource set according to a first identifier corresponding to the terminal device, wherein the group resource set It includes a plurality of group resources, different first identifiers correspond to different group resources in the group resource set, and time domain symbols where at least two group resources in the plurality of group resources are located are different.
- the processing module 1201 can be configured to demodulate the received uplink signal including the DMRS according to the DMRS.
- the first identifier is the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device.
- the time domain symbol and/or subcarrier where the DMRS is located is determined according to the identifier of the CDM group corresponding to the terminal device and the CDM configuration type;
- the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the first CDM group is located is different from the time domain symbol where the DMRS corresponding to the second CDM group is located, and the first CDM group is the terminal
- the CDM group corresponding to the device, the second CDM group is at least one other CDM group in at least two CDM groups including the first CDM group supported by the third CDM type.
- each group resource includes at least two group resource units; the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same, and the time domain symbols occupied by the at least two group resource units are the same.
- the subcarriers are different; each group resource unit occupies at least one time-domain symbol; and each group resource unit occupies at least one subcarrier.
- the time-frequency resource unit used for sending the uplink signal including the DMRS is a resource block RB, and any of the RBs includes 2 or 3 or 4 group resource units; Each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive time domain symbols; each group resource unit occupies 2 consecutive subcarriers; the number of time domain symbols occupied by the group resource units of all CDM group IDs is 6; all The number of subcarriers occupied by the group resource unit of the CDM group ID is 4.
- FIG. 25 is a schematic structural diagram 1 of a terminal device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the apparatus 1300 in this embodiment of the present application may be a terminal device in the foregoing method embodiment, and the apparatus 1300 may be configured to execute part or all of the functions of the terminal device in the foregoing method embodiment.
- the apparatus 1300 may include: a processor 1310 , a baseband circuit 1313 , a radio frequency circuit 1340 and an antenna 1350 , and optionally, the apparatus 1300 may further include a memory 1320 .
- Various components of the device 1300 are coupled together through a bus 1360, wherein the bus system 1360 includes a power bus, a control bus and a status signal bus in addition to a data bus.
- the various buses are labeled as bus system 1360 in the figure.
- the processor 1310 can be used to control the terminal device, to perform the processing performed by the terminal device in the above-mentioned embodiments, to perform the processing procedures related to the terminal device in the above-mentioned method embodiments and/or to be used for the technology described in this application
- Other processes that can also run the operating system, are responsible for managing the bus and can execute programs or instructions stored in memory.
- the baseband circuit 1313, the radio frequency circuit 1340 and the antenna 1350 may be used to support wireless communication between the terminal device and the network device involved in the above embodiments.
- the frame to be sent that is encapsulated by the PHY layer and sent from the network device is received by the antenna 1350, filtered, amplified, down-converted and digitized by the radio frequency circuit 1340, and then decoded by the baseband circuit 1313 and decapsulated according to the protocol.
- the processor 1310 After baseband processing such as data, the processor 1310 performs processing to restore the service data and signaling information sent by the network device; in another example, the access control information of the cell carried by the terminal device can be processed by the processor 1310,
- the baseband circuit 1313 performs baseband processing such as encapsulation and coding according to the protocol, and further performs radio frequency processing such as analog conversion, filtering, amplification and frequency up-conversion by the radio frequency circuit 1340, and then sends it to the network device through the antenna 1350.
- the memory 1320 may be used to store program codes and data of the terminal device, and the memory 1320 may be the storage module in FIG. 11 . It can be understood that the baseband circuit 1313, the radio frequency circuit 1340 and the antenna 1350 can also be used to support the terminal device to communicate with other network entities, for example, to support the network element on the core network side of the terminal device to communicate.
- the memory 1320 is shown in FIG. 13 as being separate from the processor 1310 , however, those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that the memory 1320 or any portion thereof may be located external to the device 1300 .
- memory 1320 may comprise a transmission line, and/or a computer article separate from the wireless node, all of which may be accessed by processor 1310 through bus interface 1360.
- memory 1320, or any portion thereof may be integrated into processor 1310, eg, may be a cache and/or general purpose registers.
- FIG. 13 only shows a simplified design of the terminal device.
- the terminal device may include any number of transmitters, receivers, processors, memories, etc., and all the first nodes that can implement the present invention are within the protection scope of the present invention.
- the apparatus 1300 may also be used to execute part or all of the functions of the terminal device in the foregoing method embodiments.
- FIG. 26 is a second schematic structural diagram of a network device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the apparatus 1400 in this embodiment of the present application may be the network device in the foregoing method embodiment.
- the apparatus 1400 may be configured to perform part or all of the functions of the network device in the foregoing method embodiments.
- the apparatus 1400 may include: a processor 1410 , a baseband circuit 1414 , a radio frequency circuit 1440 and an antenna 1450 , and optionally, the apparatus 1400 may further include a memory 1420 .
- Various components of the device 1400 are coupled together through a bus 1460, wherein the bus system 1460 includes a power bus, a control bus and a status signal bus in addition to a data bus.
- the various buses are labeled as bus system 1460 in the figure.
- the processor 1410 can be used to control the network device, to perform the processing performed by the network device in the above-mentioned embodiments, to perform the processing procedures related to the network device in the above-mentioned method embodiments and/or to be used for the technology described in this application
- Other processes that can also run the operating system, are responsible for managing the bus and can execute programs or instructions stored in memory.
- the baseband circuit 1414, the radio frequency circuit 1440 and the antenna 1450 may be used to support wireless communication between the network device and the terminal device involved in the above embodiments.
- the frame to be sent that is encapsulated by the PHY layer and sent from the network device is received by the antenna 1450, filtered, amplified, down-converted and digitized by the radio frequency circuit 1440, and then decoded by the baseband circuit 1414 and decapsulated according to the protocol.
- the processor 1410 After baseband processing of data, etc., the processor 1410 performs processing to restore the service data and signaling information sent by the network device; in another example, the carrying configuration information sent by the network device can be processed by the processor 1410 via the baseband circuit 1414.
- Baseband processing such as encapsulation and coding according to the protocol is further performed by the radio frequency circuit 1440 after radio frequency processing such as analog conversion, filtering, amplification and frequency up-conversion, and then sent to the terminal device via the antenna 1450.
- the memory 1420 may be used to store program codes and data of the network device, and the memory 1420 may be the storage module in FIG. 12 . It can be understood that the baseband circuit 1414, the radio frequency circuit 1440 and the antenna 1450 can also be used to support the network device to communicate with other network entities, for example, to support the network device to communicate with the network elements on the core network side.
- the memory 1420 is shown in FIG. 14 as being separate from the processor 1410 , however, those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that the memory 1420 or any portion thereof may be located external to the device 1400 .
- memory 1420 may comprise a transmission line, and/or a computer article separate from the wireless node, all of which may be accessed by processor 1410 through bus interface 1460.
- memory 1420, or any portion thereof may be integrated into processor 1410, eg, may be a cache and/or general purpose registers.
- Figure 14 only shows a simplified design of the network device.
- a network device may include any number of transmitters, receivers, processors, memories, etc., and all network devices that can implement the present invention fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
- the apparatus 1400 may also be used to execute part or all of the functions of the terminal device in the foregoing method embodiments.
- An embodiment of the present application further provides a chip system, including: a processor, where the processor is coupled with a memory, the memory is used to store a program or an instruction, and when the program or instruction is executed by the processor, the The chip system implements the method in any of the foregoing method embodiments.
- the number of processors in the chip system may be one or more.
- the processor can be implemented by hardware or by software.
- the processor may be a logic circuit, an integrated circuit, or the like.
- the processor may be a general-purpose processor implemented by reading software codes stored in memory.
- the memory may be integrated with the processor, or may be provided separately from the processor, which is not limited in this application.
- the memory can be a non-transitory processor, such as a read-only memory ROM, which can be integrated with the processor on the same chip, or can be provided on different chips.
- the setting method of the processor is not particularly limited.
- the system-on-chip may be a field programmable gate array (FPGA), an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), or a system on chip (SoC). It can also be a central processing unit (CPU), a network processor (NP), a digital signal processing circuit (DSP), or a microcontroller (microcontroller). controller unit, MCU), it can also be a programmable logic device (PLD) or other integrated chips.
- FPGA field programmable gate array
- ASIC application specific integrated circuit
- SoC system on chip
- CPU central processing unit
- NP network processor
- DSP digital signal processing circuit
- microcontroller microcontroller
- controller unit, MCU it can also be a programmable logic device (PLD) or other integrated chips.
- PLD programmable logic device
- each step in the above method embodiments may be implemented by a hardware integrated logic circuit in a processor or an instruction in the form of software.
- the method steps disclosed in conjunction with the embodiments of the present application may be directly embodied as being executed by a hardware processor, or executed by a combination of hardware and software modules in the processor.
- the embodiments of the present application further provide a computer-readable storage medium, where computer-readable instructions are stored in the computer storage medium, and when the computer reads and executes the computer-readable instructions, the computer is made to execute any of the foregoing method embodiments method in .
- Embodiments of the present application further provide a computer program product, which, when the computer reads and executes the computer program product, causes the computer to execute the method in any of the above method embodiments.
- An embodiment of the present application further provides a communication system, where the communication system includes a network device and a terminal device.
- the network device and the terminal device can execute any of the above methods.
- processors mentioned in the embodiments of the present application may be a central processing unit (central processing unit, CPU), and may also be other general-purpose processors, digital signal processors (digital signal processors, DSP), application-specific integrated circuits ( application specific integrated circuit, ASIC), off-the-shelf programmable gate array (field programmable gate array, FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, etc.
- a general purpose processor may be a microprocessor or the processor may be any conventional processor or the like.
- the memory mentioned in the embodiments of the present application may be volatile memory or non-volatile memory, or may include both volatile and non-volatile memory.
- the non-volatile memory may be read-only memory (ROM), programmable read-only memory (PROM), erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM), electrically programmable Erase programmable read-only memory (electrically EPROM, EEPROM) or flash memory.
- Volatile memory may be random access memory (RAM), which acts as an external cache.
- RAM random access memory
- SRAM static random access memory
- DRAM dynamic random access memory
- SDRAM synchronous DRAM
- SDRAM double data rate synchronous dynamic random access memory
- double data rate SDRAM double data rate SDRAM
- DDR SDRAM enhanced synchronous dynamic random access memory
- ESDRAM enhanced synchronous dynamic random access memory
- SCRAM synchronous link dynamic random access memory
- direct rambus RAM direct rambus RAM
- the processor is a general-purpose processor, DSP, ASIC, FPGA or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, or discrete hardware components
- the memory storage module
- the computer instructions may be stored in or transmitted from one computer-readable storage medium to another computer-readable storage medium, for example, the computer instructions may be downloaded from a website site, computer, server, or data center Transmission to another website site, computer, server, or data center by wire (eg, coaxial cable, optical fiber, digital subscriber line) or wireless (eg, infrared, wireless, microwave, etc.).
- the computer-readable storage medium may be any available medium that can be accessed by a computer or a data storage device such as a server, data center, etc. that includes an integration of one or more available media.
- the usable media may be magnetic media (eg, floppy disks, hard disks, magnetic tapes), optical media (eg, DVD), or semiconductor media (eg, Solid State Disk), and the like.
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小区标识 | 第一子载波 | 第二子载波 | 小区标识 | 第一子载波 | 第二子载波 |
Cell 0 | 0 | 0+5=5 | Cell 7 | 0 | 0+5=5 |
Cell 1 | 2 | 2+5=7 | Cell 8 | 2 | 2+5=7 |
Cell 2 | 4 | 4+5=9 | Cell 8 | 4 | 4+5=9 |
Cell 3 | 6 | 6+5=11 | Cell 10 | 6 | 6+5=11 |
Cell 4 | 8 | mod(8+5,12)=1 | Cell 11 | 8 | mod(8+5,12)=1 |
Cell 5 | 10 | mod(10+5,12)=3 | Cell 12 | 10 | mod(10+5,12)=3 |
Cell 6 | 11 | mod(11+5,12)=4 | Cell 13 | 11 | mod(11+5,12)=4 |
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- 一种上行传输方法,其特征在于,包括:终端设备向网络设备发送包含零功率参考信号的上行信号;其中,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,所述零功率参考信号的时频资源的范围内的所述上行信号的发射功率为零。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信息的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,所述零功率参考信号的数目,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的资源元素RE的数目;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式;每个所述零功率参考信号所在的至少一个子载波;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的第一子载波和第二子载波之间的子载波偏移量;在所述零功率参考信号的数目为2个时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波是否相同的指示;在所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波不同时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波之间的子载波偏移量。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的方法,其特征在于,在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1时,所述1个RE所在的时域符号为每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信息号占用的RE的数目为2时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为从所述起始时域符号开始的2个时域符号中的至少一个时域符号;其中,所述上行信号还包括DMRS;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号的起始时域符号为以下任一种:所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号之后的第1个时域符号,或者,所述时频资源单元中最中间的时域符号;其中,所述最中间的时域符号与所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号不同,或者,所述DMRS的时频资源所在的第1个时域符号之后的第2个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求3所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端设备的服务小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1,所述终端设备的服务小区的相邻小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE数目为1;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区对应的第一子载波不同,所述第一子载波为零功率参考信号所在的子载波。
- 根据权利要求3所述的方法,其特征在于,目标小区对应的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2,所述目标小区为所述终端设备的服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区 中的任意一个;所述目标小区对应的第一子载波和第二子载波互不相邻,所述第一子载波和所述第二子载波为所述目标小区对应的所述2个RE所在的子载波;位于同一时域符号中的不同目标小区对应的零功率参考信号占用的RE所在的子载波不同。
- 根据权利要求4或5所述的方法,其特征在于,发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元包括12个子载波;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任一目标小区对应的第一子载波的频域偏移量FreqOffset为根据所述目标小区的小区标识CID确定的,其中,在mod(CID,Q)<6时,FreqOffset=mod(CID,Q)×2;在mod(CID,Q)=6时,FreqOffset=11;其中,mod表示取余运算,Q为所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区的总小区数,Q为大于等于2且小于7的整数;CID为大于或者等于0的整数。
- 根据权利要求3,5-6任一所述的方法,其特征在于,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2;所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为:第一分布方式,或,第二分布方式;其中,所述第一分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于2个连续的时域符号;所述第二分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于1个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求7所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为第二分布方式时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为根据所述终端设备的服务小区的小区标识确定的;其中,在CID×2T<SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号;在SumCR≤CID×2T<2×SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号之后的第1个时域符号;其中,CID为所述小区标识,SumCR为一个时频资源单元的子载波总数,T为子载波间隔数,T为大于等于1或者小于等于6的整数。
- 根据权利要求1-2任一所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,零功率参考信号是否支持码分复用分组CDM group的配置指示;其中,所述零功率参考信号是否支持CDM group配置指示用于指示是否根据所述上行信号中的DMRS所在的时频资源或者所述DMRS对应的CDM配置类型配置所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型;其中,所述DMRS的CDM配置类型包括:第一CDM类型、第二CDM类型、第三CDM类型;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式;其中,所述配置方式包括:第一配置方式和第二配置方式;采用所述第一配置方式的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE与所述DMRS占用的RE所在的子载波相同;采用所述第二配置方式的所述零功率参考信号所在的 子载波为CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波的集合,其中,所有CDM group的DMRS所在的子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的起始时域符号;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的时域符号的个数;每个群组资源中的群组资源单元个数。
- 根据权利要求1或9所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的子载波为所述用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求10所述的方法,其特征在于,所述支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式为第二配置方式;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型为第三CDM类型;所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源包括CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的时频资源的集合去除所述上行信号的DMRS所在的时频资源,其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求11所述的方法,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求12所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 根据权利要求1-13任一所述的方法,其特征在于,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元中,不同时域符号的发射功率之间的差值小于预设的偏差功率阈值。
- 根据权利要求14所述的方法,其特征在于,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,不同时域符号的发射功率相等。
- 根据权利要求15所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB;在包含所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的任一目标时域符号中,每个有效RE的发射功率为所述目标时域符号的发射功率除以有效RE个数;其中,所述有效RE为所述目标时域符号上除所述零功率参考信号占用的RE之外的其他RE。
- 根据权利要求16所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的目标时域符号上除所述零功率参考信号占用的RE之外的RE为用于承载数据的数据RE。
- 一种上行传输方法,其特征在于,包括:网络设备接收终端设备发送的包含零功率参考信号的上行信号,其中,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,所述零功率参考信号的时频资源的范围内的所述上行信号的发射功率为零;根据在所述零功率参考信号的时频资源中接收到的所述上行信号进行信道估计;根据所述信道估计的结果,对接收到的所述上行信号进行解调。
- 根据权利要求18所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信息的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,所述零功率参考信号的数目,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的资源元素RE的数目;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式;每个所述零功率参考信号所在的至少一个子载波;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的第一子载波和第二子载波之间的子载波偏移量;在所述零功率参考信号的数目为2个时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波是否相同的指示;在所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波不同时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波之间的子载波偏移量。
- 根据权利要求18或19所述的方法,其特征在于,在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1时,所述1个RE所在的时域符号为每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信息号占用的RE的数目为2时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为从所述起始时域符号开始的2个时域符号中的至少一个时域符号;其中,所述上行信号还包括DMRS;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号的起始时域符号为以下任一种:所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号之后的第1个时域符号,或者,所述时频资源单元中最中间的时域符号;其中,所述最中间的时域符号与所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号不同,或者,所述DMRS的时频资源所在的第1个时域符号之后的第2个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求20所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端设备的服务小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1,所述终端设备的服务小区的相邻小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE数目为1;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区对应的第一子载波不同,所述第一子载波为零功率参考信号所在的子载波。
- 根据权利要求21所述的方法,其特征在于,目标小区对应的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2,所述目标小区为所述终端设备的服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小 区中的任意一个;所述目标小区对应的第一子载波和第二子载波互不相邻,所述第一子载波和所述第二子载波为所述目标小区对应的所述2个RE所在的子载波;位于同一时域符号中的不同目标小区对应的零功率参考信号占用的RE所在的子载波不同。
- 根据权利要求21或22所述的方法,其特征在于,发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元包括12个子载波;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任一目标小区对应的第一子载波的频域偏移量FreqOffset为根据所述目标小区的小区标识CID确定的,其中,在mod(CID,Q)<6时,FreqOffset=mod(CID,Q)×2;在mod(CID,Q)=6时,FreqOffset=11;其中,mod表示取余运算,Q为所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区的总小区数,Q为大于等于2且小于7的整数;CID为大于或者等于0的整数。
- 根据权利要求20,21-23任一所述的方法,其特征在于,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2;所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为:第一分布方式,或,第二分布方式;其中,所述第一分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于2个连续的时域符号;所述第二分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于1个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求24所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为第二分布方式时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为根据所述终端设备的服务小区的小区标识确定的;其中,在CID×2T<SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号;在SumCR≤CID×2T<2×SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号之后的第1个时域符号;其中,CID为所述小区标识,SumCR为一个时频资源单元的子载波总数,T为子载波间隔数,T为大于等于1或者小于等于6的整数。
- 根据权利要求18-19任一所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,零功率参考信号是否支持码分复用分组CDM group的配置指示;其中,所述零功率参考信号是否支持CDM group配置指示用于指示是否根据所述上行信号中的DMRS所在的时频资源或者所述DMRS对应的CDM配置类型配置所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型;其中,所述DMRS的CDM配置类型包括:第一CDM类型、第二CDM类型、第三CDM类型;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式;其中,所述配置方式包括:第一配置方式和第二配置方式;采用所述第一配置方式的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE与所述DMRS占用的RE所在的子载波相同;采用所述第二配置方式的所述零功率参考信号所在的 子载波为CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波的集合,其中,所有CDM group的DMRS所在的子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的起始时域符号;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的时域符号的个数;每个群组资源中的群组资源单元个数。
- 根据权利要求18或26所述的方法,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的子载波为所述用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求27所述的方法,其特征在于,所述支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式为第二配置方式;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型为第三CDM类型;所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源包括CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的时频资源的集合去除所述上行信号的DMRS所在的时频资源,其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求28所述的方法,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 一种参考信号的传输方法,其特征在于,包括:终端设备向网络设备发送DMRS;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述终端设备对应的第一标识从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的第一标识对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同。
- 根据权利要求31所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一标识为所述终端设备对应的CDM group的标识。
- 根据权利要求32所述的方法,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求33所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 一种参考信号的传输方法,其特征在于,包括:网络设备接收终端设备发送的DMRS;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述终端设备对应的第一标识从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的第一标识对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同。
- 根据权利要求35所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一标识为所述终端设备对应的CDM group的标识。
- 根据权利要求36所述的方法,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求37所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,用于执行权利要求1-17和/或31-34任一所述的方法。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,用于执行权利要求18-30和/或35-38任一所述的方法。
- 一种计算机存储介质,其特征在于,包括计算机程序,所述计算机程序在通信装置上被执行时,使得所述通信装置执行权利要求1-38中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种计算机程序产品,其特征在于,其在计算机上运行时,使得计算机执行权利要求1-38中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种芯片,其特征在于,包括处理器和存储器,所述存储器用于存储计算机程序,所述处理器用于调用并运行所述存储器中存储的计算机程序,以执行如权利要求1-38中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种上行传输装置,其特征在于,应用于终端设备侧,包括:处理模块,用于通过发送模块向网络设备发送包含零功率参考信号的上行信号;其中,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,所述零功率参考信号的时频资源的范围内的所述上行信号的发射功率为零。
- 根据权利要求44所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信息的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,所述零功率参考信号的数目,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的资源元素RE的数目;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式;每个所述零功率参考信号所在的至少一个子载波;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的第一子载波和第二子载波之间的子载波偏移量;在所述零功率参考信号的数目为2个时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波是否相同的指示;在所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波不同时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波之间的子载波偏移量。
- 根据权利要求44或45所述的装置,其特征在于,在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1时,所述1个RE所在的时域符号为每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信息号占用的RE的数目为2时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为从所述起始时域符号开始的2个时域符号中的至少一个时域符号;其中,所述上行信号还包括DMRS;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号的起始时域符号为以下任一种:所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号之后的第1个时域符号,或者,所述时频资源单元中最中间的时域符号;其中,所述最中间的时域符号与所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号不同,或者,所述DMRS的时频资源所在的第1个时域符号之后的第2个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求46所述的装置,其特征在于,所述终端设备的服务小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1,所述终端设备的服务小区的相邻小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE数目为1;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区对应的第一子载波不同,所述第一子载波为零功率参考信号所在的子载波。
- 根据权利要求46所述的装置,其特征在于,目标小区对应的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2,所述目标小区为所述终端设备的服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任意一个;所述目标小区对应的第一子载波和第二子载波互不相邻,所述第一子载波和所述第二子载波为所述目标小区对应的所述2个RE所在的子载波;位于同一时域符号中的不同目标小区对应的零功率参考信号占用的RE所在的子载波不同。
- 根据权利要求47或48所述的装置,其特征在于,发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元包括12个子载波;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任一目标小区对应的第 一子载波的频域偏移量FreqOffset为根据所述目标小区的小区标识CID确定的,其中,在mod(CID,Q)<6时,FreqOffset=mod(CID,Q)×2;在mod(CID,Q)=6时,FreqOffset=11;其中,mod表示取余运算,Q为所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区的总小区数,Q为大于等于2且小于7的整数;CID为大于或者等于0的整数。
- 根据权利要求46,48-49任一所述的装置,其特征在于,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2;所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为:第一分布方式,或,第二分布方式;其中,所述第一分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于2个连续的时域符号;所述第二分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于1个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求50所述的装置,其特征在于,在所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为第二分布方式时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为根据所述终端设备的服务小区的小区标识确定的;其中,在CID×2T<SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号;在SumCR≤CID×2T<2×SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号之后的第1个时域符号;其中,CID为所述小区标识,SumCR为一个时频资源单元的子载波总数,T为子载波间隔数,T为大于等于1或者小于等于6的整数。
- 根据权利要求44-45任一所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,零功率参考信号是否支持码分复用分组CDM group的配置指示;其中,所述零功率参考信号是否支持CDM group配置指示用于指示是否根据所述上行信号中的DMRS所在的时频资源或者所述DMRS对应的CDM配置类型配置所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型;其中,所述DMRS的CDM配置类型包括:第一CDM类型、第二CDM类型、第三CDM类型;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式;其中,所述配置方式包括:第一配置方式和第二配置方式;采用所述第一配置方式的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE与所述DMRS占用的RE所在的子载波相同;采用所述第二配置方式的所述零功率参考信号所在的子载波为CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波的集合,其中,所有CDM group的DMRS所在的子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的起始时域符号;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的时域符号的个数;每个群组资源中的群组资源单元个数。
- 根据权利要求44或52所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的子载 波为所述用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求53所述的装置,其特征在于,所述支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式为第二配置方式;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型为第三CDM类型;所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源包括CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的时频资源的集合去除所述上行信号的DMRS所在的时频资源,其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求54所述的装置,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求55所述的装置,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 根据权利要求44-56任一所述的装置,其特征在于,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元中,不同时域符号的发射功率之间的差值小于预设的偏差功率阈值。
- 根据权利要求57所述的装置,其特征在于,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,不同时域符号的发射功率相等。
- 根据权利要求58所述的装置,其特征在于,所述用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB;在包含所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的任一目标时域符号中,每个有效RE的发射功率为所述目标时域符号的发射功率除以有效RE个数;其中,所述有效RE为所述目标时域符号上除所述零功率参考信号占用的RE之外的其他RE。
- 根据权利要求59所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的目标时域符号上除所述零功率参考信号占用的RE之外的RE为用于承载数据的数据RE。
- 一种上行传输装置,其特征在于,应用于网络设备侧,包括:接收模块,用于接收终端设备发送的包含零功率参考信号的上行信号,其中,在用于发送所述上行信号的时频资源中,所述零功率参考信号的时频资源的范围内的所述上行信号的发射功率为零;处理模块,用于根据在所述零功率参考信号的时频资源中接收到的所述上行信号进行信道估计;以及,用于根据所述信道估计的结果,对接收到的所述上行信号进行解调。
- 根据权利要求61所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信息的配置信息包括 以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,所述零功率参考信号的数目,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的资源元素RE的数目;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式;每个所述零功率参考信号所在的至少一个子载波;在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2个时,所述2个RE所在的第一子载波和第二子载波之间的子载波偏移量;在所述零功率参考信号的数目为2个时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波是否相同的指示;在所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波不同时,所述2个零功率参考信号所在的子载波之间的子载波偏移量。
- 根据权利要求61或62所述的装置,其特征在于,在每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1时,所述1个RE所在的时域符号为每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号范围的起始时域符号;在每个所述零功率参考信息号占用的RE的数目为2时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为从所述起始时域符号开始的2个时域符号中的至少一个时域符号;其中,所述上行信号还包括DMRS;每个所述零功率参考信号允许占用的时域符号的起始时域符号为以下任一种:所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号之后的第1个时域符号,或者,所述时频资源单元中最中间的时域符号;其中,所述最中间的时域符号与所述DMRS的时频资源所在的时域符号不同,或者,所述DMRS的时频资源所在的第1个时域符号之后的第2个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求63所述的装置,其特征在于,所述终端设备的服务小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为1,所述终端设备的服务小区的相邻小区的零功率参考信号占用的RE数目为1;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区对应的第一子载波不同,所述第一子载波为零功率参考信号所在的子载波。
- 根据权利要求64所述的装置,其特征在于,目标小区对应的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2,所述目标小区为所述终端设备的服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任意一个;所述目标小区对应的第一子载波和第二子载波互不相邻,所述第一子载波和所述第二子载波为所述目标小区对应的所述2个RE所在的子载波;位于同一时域符号中的不同目标小区对应的零功率参考信号占用的RE所在的子载波不同。
- 根据权利要求64或65所述的装置,其特征在于,发送所述上行信号的时频资源单元包括12个子载波;所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区中的任一目标小区对应的第一子载波的频域偏移量FreqOffset为根据所述目标小区的小区标识CID确定的,其中,在mod(CID,Q)<6时,FreqOffset=mod(CID,Q)×2;在mod(CID,Q)=6时,FreqOffset=11;其中,mod表示取余运算,Q为所述服务小区和所述服务小区的相邻小区的总小区数,Q为大于等于2且小于7的整数;CID为大于或者等于0的整数。
- 根据权利要求63,64-66任一所述的装置,其特征在于,每个所述零功率参考信号占用的RE的数目为2;所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为:第一分布方式,或,第二分布方式;其中,所述第一分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于2个连续的时域符号;所述第二分布方式用于表示所述2个RE位于1个时域符号。
- 根据权利要求67所述的装置,其特征在于,在所述2个RE所在的时域符号的分布方式为第二分布方式时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为根据所述终端设备的服务小区的小区标识确定的;其中,在CID×2T<SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号;在SumCR≤CID×2T<2×SumCR时,所述2个RE所在的时域符号为所述起始时域符号之后的第1个时域符号;其中,CID为所述小区标识,SumCR为一个时频资源单元的子载波总数,T为子载波间隔数,T为大于等于1或者小于等于6的整数。
- 根据权利要求61-62任一所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号的配置信息包括以下至少一种信息:在用于发送所述上行信号的任一时频资源单元中,零功率参考信号是否支持码分复用分组CDM group的配置指示;其中,所述零功率参考信号是否支持CDM group配置指示用于指示是否根据所述上行信号中的DMRS所在的时频资源或者所述DMRS对应的CDM配置类型配置所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型;其中,所述DMRS的CDM配置类型包括:第一CDM类型、第二CDM类型、第三CDM类型;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式;其中,所述配置方式包括:第一配置方式和第二配置方式;采用所述第一配置方式的所述零功率参考信号占用的RE与所述DMRS占用的RE所在的子载波相同;采用所述第二配置方式的所述零功率参考信号所在的子载波为CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波的集合,其中,所有CDM group的DMRS所在的子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的起始时域符号;每个CDM group的零功率参考信号占用的时域符号的个数;每个群组资源中的群组资源单元个数。
- 根据权利要求61或69所述的装置,其特征在于,所述零功率参考信号所在的子载波为所述用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求70所述的装置,其特征在于,所述支持CDM group的零功率参考信号的配置方式为第二配置方式;所述DMRS的CDM配置类型为第三CDM类型;所述零功率参考信号所在的时频资源包括CDM配置类型对应的所有CDM group的DMRS所在的时频资源的集合去除所述上行信号的DMRS所在的时频资源,其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述DMRS对应的CDM group ID从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的CDM group ID对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同;所有CDM group的DMRS所在的所有子载波为用于发送上行信号的时频资源单元中的部分子载波。
- 根据权利要求71所述的装置,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求72所述的装置,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 一种参考信号的传输装置,其特征在于,应用于终端设备侧,包括:处理模块,用于通过发送模块向网络设备发送DMRS;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述终端设备对应的第一标识从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的第一标识对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同。
- 根据权利要求74所述的装置,其特征在于,所述第一标识为所述终端设备对应的CDM group的标识。
- 根据权利要求75所述的装置,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求76所述的装置,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
- 一种参考信号的传输装置,其特征在于,应用于网络设备侧,包括:处理模块,用于通过接收模块接收终端设备发送的DMRS;其中,所述DMRS的时频资源为根据所述终端设备对应的第一标识从群组资源集合中确定的,其中,所述群组资源集合包括多个群组资源,不同的第一标识对应群组资源集合中的不同的群组资源,所述多个群组资源中的至少两个群组资源所在的时域符号不同。
- 根据权利要求78所述的装置,其特征在于,所述第一标识为所述终端设备对应的CDM group的标识。
- 根据权利要求79所述的装置,其特征在于,每个群组资源包括至少两个群组资源单元;所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的时域符号相同,所述至少两个群组资源单元占用的子载波不同;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用至少一个子载波。
- 根据权利要求80所述的装置,其特征在于,所述用于发送包含所述DMRS的上行信号的时频资源单元为资源块RB,任一所述RB包括2个或3个或4个群组资源单元;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的时域符号;每个群组资源单元占用2个连续的子载波;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的时域符号的个数为6;所有CDM group ID的群组资源单元占用的子载波的个数为4。
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