Abstract:
Disclosed are an adaptive pilot symbol assignment method that flexibly controls the number of transmit antennas according to each user's moving speed, channel status, or user request, and assigns proper pilot symbols in the downlink of an OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access) based cellular system; and a sub-carrier allocation method for high-speed mobile that allocates some sub-carriers to assign proper pilot symbols for ultrahigh-speed mobile users, and the rest of the sub-carriers to the other users to assign proper pilot symbols to the users, on the assumption that the ultrahigh-speed mobile users have a traffic volume almost insignificant to the whole traffic volume.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a frequency hopping method in an OFDM system, comprising: (a) detecting a mutual interference degree between different cells, and determining whether to use different frequency hopping patterns between the cells for interference averaging according to the mutual interference degree; (b) determining a number P of the different frequency hopping patterns needed between all the cells in the system; (c) generating the frequency hopping patterns of more than the number P, and allocating the generated frequency hopping patterns to each cell, the frequency hopping patterns having the same frequency collision times between two channels in the different frequency hopping patterns; and (d) frequency-hopping the channels in each cell according to the allocated frequency hopping pattern.
Abstract:
In an OFDMA-based cellular system, a frame of a downlink signal includes a common slot and traffic slots. The common slot includes a synchronization preamble and a cell search preamble. The synchronization preamble has a structure for synchronizing time and frequency, and the cell search preamble has a cell search structure. The traffic slot includes pilot symbols provided on the time and frequency axes. A cyclic prefix is used to estimate initial symbol synchronization, and the initial symbol synchronization and the synchronization preamble are used to synchronize the frame. The synchronization frame and the cell search preamble are used to estimate time and frequency synchronization. The cell search preamble is used to search cells. When the initial synchronization is performed, the cyclic prefix is used to track the frequency, the synchronization preamble is used to track symbol synchronization, and the cell search preamble is used to track fine frequency synchronization.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a frequency hopping method in an OFDM system, comprising: (a) detecting a mutual interference degree between different cells, and determining whether to use different frequency hopping patterns between the cells for interference averaging according to the mutual interference degree interference degree; (b) determining a number P of the different frequency hopping patterns needed between all the cells in the system; (c) generating the frequency hopping patterns of more than the number P and allocating the generated frequency hopping patterns to each cell, the frequency hopping patterns having the same frequency collision times between two channels in the different frequency hopping patterns; and (d) frequency-hopping the channels in each cell according to the allocated frequency hopping pattern.
Abstract:
Method for providing frequency-hopping OFDMA using symbols of comb patter, the method including the steps of: a) assigning frequency domain signal X(k) of comb pattern (comb symbol, k is frequency index) to modulated data sequence, the comb symbol comprising predetermined number of sub carriers (sub carrier group) which are placed with predetermined interval in the whole available frequency band; b) getting the comb symbol hopped for the comb symbol to have independent frequency offset; and c) inverse fast fourier transforming the comb symbol to time domain signal x(n) (n is time index) and transmitting the signal.
Abstract:
Disclosed are an adaptive pilot symbol assignment method that flexibly controls the number of transmit antennas according to each user's moving speed, channel status, or user request, and assigns proper pilot symbols in the downlink of an OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access) based cellular system; and a sub-carrier allocation method for high-speed mobile that allocates some sub-carriers to assign proper pilot symbols for ultrahigh-speed mobile users, and the rest of the sub-carriers to the other users to assign proper pilot symbols to the users, on the assumption that the ultrahigh-speed mobile users have a traffic volume almost insignificant to the whole traffic volume.
Abstract:
Disclosed are an adaptive pilot symbol assignment method that flexibly controls the number of transmit antennas according to each user's moving speed, channel status, or user request, and assigns proper pilot symbols in the downlink of an OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access) based cellular system; and a sub-carrier allocation method for high-speed mobile that allocates some sub-carriers to assign proper pilot symbols for ultrahigh-speed mobile users, and the rest of the sub-carriers to the other users to assign proper pilot symbols to the users, on the assumption that the ultrahigh-speed mobile users have a traffic volume almost insignificant to the whole traffic volume.
Abstract:
Disclosed are an adaptive pilot symbol assignment method that flexibly controls the number of transmit antennas according to each user's moving speed, channel status, or user request, and assigns proper pilot symbols in the downlink of an OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access) based cellular system; and a sub-carrier allocation method for high-speed mobile that allocates some sub-carriers to assign proper pilot symbols for ultrahigh-speed mobile users, and the rest of the sub-carriers to the other users to assign proper pilot symbols to the users, on the assumption that the ultrahigh-speed mobile users have a traffic volume almost insignificant to the whole traffic volume.