Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system and method for minimizing channelization code which user equipment has to monitor per cell for acrive setting in a wireless communication system providing high speed uplink packet access. SOLUTION: Each user equipment and base station includes a transmitter, a receiver, and a controller. The user equipment transmits data packets to the base station. The base station transmits control information, corresponding to the data packets, to the user equipment. The control information includes an absolute grant channel indicator. The controller of the user equipment minimizes channelization code per scheduling active set cell to be monitored by the user equipment based on the absolute grand channel indicator in response to handoff and/or entering an active channel state. COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wireless communication system and method in which high speed uplink packet access to a base station is made from user equipment. SOLUTION: Each user equipment 128, 130 and base station 114, 116, 118, 120 includes a transmitter, a receiver, and a controller. The user equipment 128, 130 transmits data packets to the base station 114, 116, 118, 120. The base station transmits control information corresponding to the data packets to the user equipment 128, 130. The control information includes at least one channelization code allocated to the user equipment 128, 130. The controller minimizes the channelization code per scheduling active set cell to be monitored by the user equipment based on the channelization code in response to handoff and/or transferring to an active channel state. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a resource assignment system which produces a better trade off between a performance of a cell outer and an overall spectrum efficiency. SOLUTION: A power control parameter fraction is determined, based on the maximum transmission power, a propagation loss threshold and a channel condition. A data rate which can be supported is determined, based on a transmitting power level, and a minimum bandwidth is determined, based on the data rate which can be supported. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method and a system for reducing the number of channelizing codes to be minimum, which must be monitored for each cell, when a user device is in an active set. SOLUTION: In a wireless communications system and a method for performing high-speed uplink packet access to a base station from the user device, each of the user device and the base station includes a transmitter, a receiver, and a controller. The user device is designed to transmit a data packet to the base station. The base station is designed to transmit control information corresponding to the data packet to the user device. The control information includes a user device absolute addition channel identification and includes at least one channelizing code assigned to the user device. The controller reduces the number of channelizing codes to be a minimum, which must be monitored for each cell by the user device, based on the channelizing code absolute addition channel identification, based on the transition to a hand-off state and/or to an active channel state. COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
Software (100, 600, 1000, 1100) for automatically designing and optimizing signal processing networks (e.g., 200, 700, 800, 900) is provided. The software use genetic programming e.g., gene expression programming in combination with numerical optimization, e.g., a hybrid differential evolution/genetic algorithm numerical optimization to design and optimize signal processing networks. According to certain embodiments signal processing elements (1500, 1800) the character of which is qualitatively changed by changing configuration parameters are used in designing and optimizing the signal processing.
Abstract:
A system and method for initializing a system communication without previous reservations for random access channel (RACH) access includes a first step of defining at least one spread sequence derived from at least one constant amplitude zero autocorrelation sequence. A next step includes combining the spread sequence with a Walsh code to form an extended spread sequence. A next step includes using the extended spread sequence in a preamble for a RACH. A next step includes sending the preamble to a BTS for acquisition. A next step includes monitoring for a positive acquisition indicator from the BTS. A next step includes scheduling the sending of a RACH message. A next step includes sending the RACH message.
Abstract:
Various embodiments are described which can serve to mitigate interference between the control channel signaling of adjacent sectors/cells. Potentially, these techniques may have the benefit of reducing the system resource drain caused by control channels, particularly control channels in high frequency-reuse, OFDMA systems. A transmitting device (101) transmits primary control channel information to a plurality of user devices (102). The primary control channel information includes an indication that a first OFDMA resource region (e.g., 320 or 330) is assigned to at least one user device of the plurality of user devices. The transmitting device correspondingly transmits secondary control channel information to the at least one user device using the first OFDMA resource region.
Abstract:
Various embodiments are described which can serve to mitigate interference between the control channel signaling of adjacent sectors/cells. Potentially, these techniques may have the benefit of reducing the system resource drain caused by control channels, particularly control channels in high frequency-reuse, OFDMA systems. A transmitting device (101) transmits primary control channel information to a plurality of user devices (102). The primary control channel information includes an indication that a first OFDMA resource region (e.g., 320 or 330) is assigned to at least one user device of the plurality of user devices. The transmitting device correspondingly transmits secondary control channel information to the at least one user device using the first OFDMA resource region.
Abstract:
Método para proporcionar acuses de recibo de enlace descendente correspondientes a una transmisión de enlace ascendente que usa la solicitud automática de repetición, híbrida, a una pluralidad de equipos de usuario en un sistema (130) de comunicaciones de Multiplexado por División Ortogonal de Frecuencia, en donde un ancho de banda de frecuencias comprende una pluralidad de sub-portadoras de frecuencia, comprendiendo el método: dispersar (804) cada acuse de recibo de una pluralidad de acuses de recibo con una secuencia de dispersión seleccionada de una pluralidad de secuencias de dispersión para producir una pluralidad de acuses de recibo dispersados, en donde cada acuse de recibo está destinado a un equipo de usuario diferente de la pluralidad de equipos de usuario; usar un primer número de unidades de recursos de Multiplexado por División Ortogonal de Frecuencia, asignado a un equipo (101, 102) de usuario en una concesión de planificación de enlace ascendente para una transmisión (124) de enlace ascendente con el fin de seleccionar (1206) una secuencia de dispersión para dispersar un acuse de recibo de enlace descendente correspondiente a la transmisión de enlace ascendente del equipo de usuario; y distribuir (1210) la pluralidad de acuses de recibo dispersados por la pluralidad de sub-portadoras de frecuencia.
Abstract:
A communication system (100) provides downlink acknowledgments corresponding to uplink transmission using hybrid automatic repeat request to multiple users (101, 102) in an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing communication system, wherein a frequency bandwidth comprises multiple frequency sub-carriers, by spreading (804) each acknowledgment of multiple acknowledgments with a selected spreading sequence of multiple spreading sequences to produce multiple spread acknowledgments, wherein each acknowledgment is intended for a different user of the multiple users, and distributing (810) the multiple spread acknowledgments across the multiple frequency sub-carriers.