Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a device and a method for repetitive transmission and reception for physical layer channel coding which transmit a channel-coded signal at a position where maximum time diversity can be secured when a signal after non-memory error correction channel coding is repeatedly transmitted. SOLUTION: This repetitive transmission and reception device for non- memory error correction channel coding performs non-memory error correction channel coding for information to be sent, repeats a channel-coded signal, positions the repeated signal at a position where maximum time diversity can be secured, and then sends the positioned signal. This invention is usable for the repetitive transmission and reception of a signal after non-memory error correction channel coding.
Abstract:
Método para una operación de recepción discontinua de un terminal (9) en un sistema de comunicación inalámbrica, que comprende: recibir en el terminal (9), en un estado (3) en el que el terminal (9) ha establecido un canal de datos para transmitir/recibir datos desde/hasta una estación (7) base, parámetros para realizar la operación de recepción discontinua desde la estación (7) base; y realizar en el terminal (9) la operación de recepción discontinua basada en los parámetros recibidos, en el que los mensajes procedentes de la estación (7) base se monitorizan de manera discontinua según un ciclo de recepción discontinua.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for constituting control information for at least one subframe allocation pattern for a multi-cast broadcast service. The method compares periods of radio frame units for each of subframe allocation patterns, sets up a unit period in which at least one subframe allocation pattern is repeated, and sets up control information containing subframe information allocated for a multi-cast broadcast service in the unit period set in the previous step. The method of the present invention enables, for example, efficient separation of MBSFN subframe for an MBMS from other MBSFN subframes.
Abstract:
A method for reducing power consumption of a terminal that communicates with a base station in a mobile communication system using a multi-carrier structure composed of a primary component carrier and at least one secondary component carrier comprises: receiving a discontinuous reception (DRX) parameter group for multi carriers from the base station; and setting the multi carriers to the same parameter value, by using the received parameter group value. The method for reducing power consumption of the terminal further comprises: performing a downlink control channel receive operation on each carrier according to a DRX cycle. As the base station in the mobile communication system using the multi-carrier structure simplifies the DRX process for reducing power consumption of a terminal by reducing signaling load for the multi-carrier control of the terminal, it becomes possible to reduce power consumption of the terminal.
Abstract:
Provided are a method for allocating physical layer control information for a multimedia broadcast multicast service (MBMS) and a method for receiving physical layer control information in a wireless communication system for an MBMS. The method for allocating physical layer control information for an MBMS includes generating physical layer control information for an MBMS (S301 ), and allocating the physical layer control information to a common search space and a specific search space (S303).
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method of transmitting/receiving random access response information in a radio communication system, and a base station and a terminal thereof. According to the invention, in a case where a base station of a radio communication system transmits response information for random access processing requested from terminals, the base station determines whether to transmit non-contention-based response information and contention-based response information for each of one or more terminals, which requests random access, by one radio resource. When determining to be transmitted by one radio resource, the base station transmits the random access response information configured by the non-contention-based response information and the contention-based response information for each of one or more terminals. In addition, when determining to be transmitted by separate radio resources, the base station transmits the random access response information configured by the non- contention-based response information or the contention-based response information for each of one or more terminals. Accordingly, since the response information is efficiently configured from the point of view of allocation and utilization of radio resources, it can support variable and flexible utilization of physical layer radio resources.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for indicating a mobile station maintaining radio resource control (RRC) connection but not maintaining uplink physical layer synchronization to receive downlink signals when packet data to be transmitted to the mobile station are generated to thereby make the mobile station start uplink signal transmission. The method includes: (a) allocating a random access preamble index and generating a downlink signal reception indication message including the allocated random access preamble index in a base station; (b) transmitting the generated downlink signal reception indication message to the mobile station; (c) forming a response message to random access, when a preamble signal designated by the random access preamble index is transmitted from the mobile station in response to the downlink signal reception indication message; and (d) transmitting the response message to random access to the mobile station to thereby control uplink physical layer synchronization.
Abstract:
Information for different subscribers of a service with the same modulation and channel encoding method is transmitted by allocating radio resources in a wireless portable Internet system. Also, identifier information on the subscriber of a concurrently allocated radio resource is transmitted through common control information. Therefore, information for a plurality of subscribers coexists in a single radio resource block, and it can be easily transmitted. Since a subscriber station which has received downlink information can know to which radio resource block the information for the corresponding station is allocated through the subscriber identifier information transmitted as common control information, the subscriber station can access desired information by accessing a specific radio resource block to which information for the subscriber is allocated in the received frame.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method in which a terminal transmits retransmission request information for an error packet of a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS), and a base station retransmits a packet in the multimedia broadcast/multicast service. The method in which the terminal transmits retransmission request information for an error packet comprises: a step of receiving an MBMS packet from the base station; a step of checking whether or not an error exists in the received MBMS packet; and a step of transmitting retransmission request information for the error packet using at least one of PUSCH, PUCCH and a random access preamble for a random access process if an error exists in the received MBMS packet. The present invention achieves improved service satisfaction among terminals located on an intercell boundary, an MBSFN boundary, and regions with a poor wireless environment.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for transmitting/receiving control information needed between Medium Access Control (MAC) layers of a base station and a mobile station by using a control channel block in a packet-based mobile communication system, which is under discussion for standardization, while minimizing the use of a control channel block. The method for transmitting control information for controlling a mobile station in a packet-based mobile communication system with uplink and downlink schedulers, which includes: a) forming a control channel block including control information for controlling the mobile station and identification (ID) information for identifying the control information transmitted to the mobile station; and b) coding the control channel block and transmitting the coded control channel block to the mobile station.