Invention Grant
US07990932B2 Apparatus, method and computer program product providing initial cell acquisition and pilot sequence detection
有权
提供初始细胞获取和导频序列检测的装置,方法和计算机程序产品
- Patent Title: Apparatus, method and computer program product providing initial cell acquisition and pilot sequence detection
- Patent Title (中): 提供初始细胞获取和导频序列检测的装置,方法和计算机程序产品
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Application No.: US11990033Application Date: 2006-08-22
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Publication No.: US07990932B2Publication Date: 2011-08-02
- Inventor: Gilles Charbit
- Applicant: Gilles Charbit
- Applicant Address: FI Espoo
- Assignee: Nokia Corporation
- Current Assignee: Nokia Corporation
- Current Assignee Address: FI Espoo
- Agency: Harrington & Smith
- International Application: PCT/IB2006/002283 WO 20060822
- International Announcement: WO2007/023359 WO 20070301
- Main IPC: H04J3/06
- IPC: H04J3/06

Abstract:
Disclosed herein are apparatus, methods and computer program products for performing cell acquisition and pilot sequence detection in a cellular telecommunications system such as, for example, an OFDM system. In the apparatus, methods and computer program products, a primary synchronization channel sequence and a secondary synchronization channel sequence are transmitted by a base station in a sub-frame of an OFDM downlink frame. In one embodiment, the primary synchronization channel sequence, secondary synchronization channel sequence, and system information are mapped to a plurality of sub-carriers in an FDM signal. At the user equipment, coarse synchronization is performed during cell acquisition by performing a cross correlation between the signal and a reference primary synchronization channel sequence stored in a memory of the user equipment. The coarse synchronization performed using the primary synchronization channel sequence is improved by performing a cross correlation between the signal and a reference secondary synchronization channel sequence stored in a memory of the user equipment. Identification of a pilot sequence for channel estimation purposes is performed by detecting two cyclically invariant pairs of secondary synchronization channel sequences over two consecutive frames of the signal. The cyclically invariant pair of secondary synchronization channel sequences are selected from a set of orthogonal sequences and identify a particular pilot sequence incorporated in the signal.
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