Abstract:
A signal transmission method is provided to be capable of magnifying a diversity gain within a transmission time interval of broadcasting channel information by applying a cyclic delay diversity method to the broadcasting channel information, as efficiently removing interference. Plural cyclic delay values individually corresponding to plural transmission antennas are set(S201-S207). The plural cyclic delay values are individually applied to plural broadcasting channel symbols(S209). The plural broadcasting channel symbols are transmitted through the plural transmission antennas(S211). The cyclic delay values are determined according to time assigned with the broadcasting channel symbols.
Abstract:
A transmission diversity method for a forward link channel in a wireless communication system and a signal processing method are provided to improve transmission diversity for an MC-CDMA(Multi-Carrier Code Division Multiple Access) type channel in an OFDM(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing)-based downlink by being used to ACK/NACK channels. Predetermined different output symbols are generated from plural input symbols at one random modulation symbol interval(S900). Orthogonal codes are generated(S910). The output symbols are spread by using the orthogonal codes. The spread output symbols are crossed together as being combined, and the combined output symbols are outputted to each transmission path.
Abstract:
A method for multiplexing a random access preamble for a low speed mobile station and a random access preamble for a high speed mobile station based on a frequency axis is provided to reduce interference between mobile stations by multiplexing a random access band based on a frequency axis in an uplink of a cellular system. A method for multiplexing a random access preamble for a low speed mobile station and a random access preamble for a high speed mobile station based on a frequency axis includes the steps of: multiplexing a random access band using a preamble(100) which is used in a mobile station of a high speed, and a random access band using a preamble(110) which is used in a mobile station of a low speed on a frequency band. All of the mobile station of a high speed and the mobile station of a low speed perform easily a random access by allocating the different number of random access band using the preamble which is used in the mobile station of the high speed and random access band using the preamble which is used in the mobile station of the low speed to the cell based on the characteristics of the cell.
Abstract:
A random access method and a random access response method are provided to enable a base station to perform beam forming of response data for a random access response message or a first uplink message by using fed-back precoding vector information and transmit the data, thereby improving reliability of a base station response. A random access method comprises the following steps of: transmitting at least one broadcasting signal; receiving an index of a precoding vector, selected based on at least broadcasting signal among plural precoding vectors, from a mobile station(S105); and transmitting a response to random access of the mobile station by using the selected precoding vector(S106).
Abstract:
A method for generating and transmitting a down-link frame is provided to improve reception quality of BCH information without increasing complexity of a mobile station. A plurality of synchronous channel symbols and a plurality of broadcasting channel symbols are arranged adjacently to a time axis. A plurality of down-link frames corresponding to a plurality of antennas are generated by applying pre-coding vectors to the synchronous channel symbols and broadcasting channel symbols. The pre-coding vectors are changed according to sectors to which the down-link frames are transmitted. The pre-coding vectors are further changed according to sectors on which the broadcasting channel symbols are positioned. The pre-coding vectors are independently of indexes of sub-carriers.
Abstract:
A data transmission method is provided to generate precoding vector groups including precoding vectors crossing each other and transmit data by using the precoding vectors included in the precoding vector groups, thereby improving diversity gain. A data transmission method comprises the following steps of: generating plural precoding vector groups including plural precoding vectors crossing adjacent precoding vectors(S101); determining a precoding vector group including the plural precoding vector groups(S102); and transmitting data by switching the precoding vectors included in the precoding vector group(S103).
Abstract:
A source allocation requesting method and a resource allocation method are provided to allow a BS(Base Station) to preferentially allocate verified resources to a mobile terminal which is in a bad channel state. An MS(Mobile Station) measures CQI(Channel Quality Information) by using a common pilot signal transmitted from a BS(S101). The measured CQI is included in an RACH(Random Access Channel) preamble and transmitted to the BS(S102). The MS checks whether or not the BS has normally received the RACH preamble(S103). When an RACH response message is received from the BS, the MS checks whether resource allocation information included in the RACH response message indicates that a frequency band that was used for transmitting the preamble has been allocated(S105). If a frequency band different from the frequency band used for transmitting the RACH preamble has been allocated, the MS extracts resource allocation information from the RACH response message(S106) and transmits the first uplink message by using a frequency band corresponding to the resource allocation information(S107).
Abstract:
A cell search method in an OFDM(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) cellular system including primary and secondary synchronous channels formed according to TDM(Time Division Multiplexing) is provided to smoothly perform handover by effectively searching an adjacent cell and reduce power consumption of a battery of a mobile station. A sync block synchronization is acquired(S1200). A frame boundary and scrambling code group, the number of BCH(Broadcasting Channel) antennas, and whether or not a pilot hopping has been performed are detected(S1210). Scrambling codes of a group are detected based on the acquired information by using a pilot symbol(S1220). A BCH is coherent-demodulated by using the acquired scrambling codes(S1230). It is checked whether or not a CRC(Cyclic Redundancy Check) error occurs(S1240).
Abstract:
A method for transmitting an SCH(Synchronization Channel) signal is provided to improve a beam forming gain by applying the same precoding vector to a plurality of SCH symbols included in at least one frame. A method for transmitting an SCH signal includes the steps of: generating a precoding vector group including a plurality of precoding vectors with a precoding vector orthogonal to an adjacent precoding vector(S101); and transmitting the SCH signal by using the precoding vector group(S103). The maximum number of the precoding vectors included in the precoding vector group corresponds to lengths of the precoding vectors. The number of the precoding vectors included in the precoding vector group is the number of SCH symbols included in at least one frame.
Abstract:
A method for transmitting signals and a method for receiving signals are provided to solve the unbalance of performance at the boundary between sectors in an identical cell by allocating sector-by-sector phase rotation values in the case of demodulating BCH(Broadcast CHannel) information, incoming from the sectors, using a delay diversity technique. In case a cell includes 3 sectors, a code application part in each of the sectors divides resources for BCH symbol transmission into the first through third resource groups(351-353). Each code application part allocates respectively different phase rotation values to the first through third resource groups(351-353). In other words, the phase rotation value of each of the resource groups(351-353) is differently set for each of the sectors. For example, for the first sector, the first through third phase rotation values respectively are allocated to the first through third resource groups(351-353).