WO2004052028A1 - Spread spectrum communication system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of wireless communications, and more particularly, to a spread-spectrum communication system that realizes separation of a baseband part and a radio frequency part of a base station, and is convenient for forming a ring network.
- the spread spectrum communication system can be divided into multiple types according to different wireless modulation and demodulation technologies, such as IS95 CDMA, cdma2000, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA and so on.
- the fixed-side equipment for spread spectrum communication is composed of two parts, a base station controller (BSC) or a central node (RNC) and several base stations (BTS) or nodes (Node B).
- BSC base station controller
- RNC central node
- BTS base stations
- Node B nodes
- the interface between the base station and the base station controller is called the Abis interface or the IuB interface. There is one such interface between each base station and the base station controller. Multiple base stations have multiple interfaces. Communicate with each other.
- a base station In the existing spread spectrum communication system, a base station is responsible for one or a few radio frequency antenna feed systems to complete wireless service access in a region. Because the coverage area of a base station is limited, in order to complete a large area coverage, multiple base stations are required, and accordingly the base station controller must provide multiple interfaces. As a result, the number of base stations connected to the base station controller is large, which reduces the maintainability of the spread spectrum communication system to a certain extent and increases the input cost.
- Baseband and radio frequency as a whole have complex structures and difficult outdoorization. Due to geographical separation, each base station needs to rent a machine room, so n base stations need to rent n machine rooms, which increases the cost of operators.
- Star networking requires more optical fibers, especially in the baseband part, and requires multiple radial optical fibers.
- Chain networks require fewer optical fibers, but have lower reliability. Power failure or damage to the previous stage will cause the subsequent stage to fail. Thanks The environmental conditions in which the station is located are generally harsh, which may cause greater impact.
- Ring networking can save a lot of optical fiber, P can reduce the difficulty of network deployment, improve reliability, and star and chain can be regarded as a special form of ring network.
- ring networking is the most difficult.
- Optical synchronous transmission network SDH can realize a variety of networking forms including ring networking, but it is difficult to meet the requirements of baseband to radio frequency transmission. The main problems are as follows:
- the transmission delay between the baseband and the radio frequency needs to be accurately measured in real time (the delay will change with the state of the link switching, and this problem does not exist in chain or star networks) , And then adjust the forward transmission time advance according to the delay, so as to reversely modify the center of the search window.
- SDH does not support real-time measurement of transmission delays related to switching.
- signals from baseband to radio frequency require fast rates, high real-time requirements, and small switching delays.
- the transmission from baseband to radio frequency is not synchronized with the standard rate set of SDH. The above characteristics make SDH difficult to meet the needs of mobile communication baseband to radio frequency transmission.
- a characteristic of the ring network from baseband to radio frequency is that the baseband part is the sole source in the forward direction and the sole destination in the reverse direction. There is no direct communication between radio frequency and radio frequency. This feature can be used to make some specific optimizations from baseband to RF ring network.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the poor maintainability and high cost of the existing spread spectrum communication system. Disadvantages, a spread-spectrum communication system is proposed, and it is convenient to construct a network structure with high real-time performance and high transmission efficiency that can meet the requirements of baseband to radio frequency transmission.
- One of the technical solutions of the present invention is: Proposing a spread spectrum communication system including a base station controller, which is characterized in that it further includes a centralized baseband system and a radio frequency system;
- the centralized baseband system and the base station controller are connected through an Ab is or an Iub interface;
- the centralized baseband system includes at least one baseband subsystem and a clock subsystem, and the clock subsystem provides the baseband subsystem Clock signal, the baseband subsystem and the radio frequency system are connected through an internal interface.
- the second technical solution of the present invention is: a spread spectrum communication system including a base station controller, which is characterized in that it further includes a centralized baseband system and a radio frequency system;
- the centralized baseband system and the base station controller are connected through an Abis or Iub interface;
- the centralized baseband system includes a baseband subsystem and a clock subsystem that provides a clock signal for the baseband subsystem;
- the baseband The subsystem further includes a master control baseband subsystem and a plurality of slave baseband subsystems; the master control baseband subsystem is connected to each slave baseband subsystem to implement centralized control of each baseband processing subsystem;
- the slave baseband subsystem and the radio frequency system are connected through an internal interface.
- the baseband system sends forward signals to two ring links at the same time.
- the radio frequency system simultaneously receives forward signals from two links, but only one of them is selected at any one time.
- the selection is done by a selector controlled by the link state.
- the selector switches to the appropriate link (for example, if any one path is damaged, the other path is switched, and if both paths are normal, either path is selected).
- the radio frequency system sends reverse signals to both directions of the ring link at the same time.
- the baseband system receives the reverse signals from two links at the same time, but only one of them is selected at any one time. The selection is done by a selector controlled by the link state. When the link is abnormal, the selector switches to the appropriate link.
- the present invention centralizes the baseband system parts of multiple base stations together, the number of base stations is reduced, and the number of interfaces between the base station and the base station controller is reduced, while still achieving the same coverage effect.
- the centralized baseband system and the radio frequency system are completely independent, which brings great convenience to site layout.
- the RF system can be closer to the antenna feed, thereby reducing antenna feed loss, P low base station transmit power and input power requirements.
- each site only has a radio frequency system, the structure is simplified, and it is easy to realize outdoor and miniaturization. It is allowed to use only one computer room in a large coverage area. If the centralized baseband system is also outdoor, there is no need to rent a computer room.
- the base station can be installed at the same location as the base station controller, without being restricted by the geographic location of the radio frequency system, which saves operators a lot of costs and improves maintainability.
- FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a spread spectrum communication system in the prior art
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a spread spectrum communication system according to a first solution of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a spread spectrum communication system according to a second solution of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a base station controller and a centralized baseband system installed at the same address in a spread spectrum communication system
- FIG. 5 is a network structure of the spread spectrum communication system proposed by the present invention
- Figure 7 Schematic diagram of chain network and star network as ring network
- FIG. 8 is a networking embodiment of the spread spectrum communication system according to the present invention. detailed description
- the fixed-side equipment for spread spectrum communication is divided into two components, a base station controller BSC (or central node RNC) and several base stations BTS (or node Node B).
- the interface between the base station and the base station controller is called an Abis interface or an IuB interface.
- Each base station corresponds to one such interface, and multiple base stations have multiple interfaces.
- Each base station can communicate with each other through the base station controller.
- the base station is generally divided into two parts, a baseband processing part and a radio frequency part.
- the baseband processing part completes the processing of the digital baseband part and the interface with the base station controller.
- the radio frequency part completes the up and down conversion of the signal, power amplification and transmission.
- a base station is responsible for one or a few radio frequency systems to complete wireless service access in a region. Because the coverage area of a base station is limited, multiple base stations are required to complete a larger area coverage. Accordingly, the base station controller must provide multiple interfaces, which reduces the reliability to a certain extent.
- the complex structure of the base station makes outdoorization difficult and costly.
- Each base station needs to set up a computer room, in order to cover a large area, multiple computer rooms are required. Increased costs related to the computer room.
- Each base station needs an accurate timing system.
- multiple independent accurate timing systems are required, which results in a certain degree of cost increase and reliability reduction.
- the present invention proposes a spread spectrum communication system of a first solution as shown in FIG. 2, which includes a base station controller, at least one centralized baseband system, and multiple radio frequency systems;
- the baseband system is connected to the base station controller through an interface such as Abis or Iub;
- the centralized baseband system includes at least one baseband subsystem and a clock subsystem.
- the clock subsystem can be shared among various baseband subsystems, that is, clock signals are provided to multiple baseband subsystems at the same time.
- the RF system is connected via an internal interface.
- each baseband subsystem corresponds to a clock subsystem and provides a clock signal separately.
- the present invention also proposes a second spread spectrum communication system, as shown in FIG. 3, including a base station controller, at least one centralized baseband system, and multiple radio frequency systems; the centralized baseband system and the base station controller Connected through interfaces such as Abis or Iub; the centralized baseband system further includes a clock subsystem, a master control baseband subsystem and a plurality of slave baseband subsystems; the clock subsystem provides each master control baseband subsystem and slave masters The control baseband subsystem sends a clock signal; the master control baseband subsystem is connected to each slave baseband subsystem, and centralized control is performed on each slave baseband subsystem.
- multiple baseband subsystems can share the clock, so that it is not necessary to configure an independent accurate clock (such as Global Positioning System GPS) for each baseband subsystem, thereby reducing costs and increasing reliability.
- an independent accurate clock such as Global Positioning System GPS
- the centralized control appears to the base station controller as a unique base station, which can greatly reduce the total number of base stations carried by the base station controller, which is beneficial to the integration and reliability of the base station controller.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of the installation of a centralized baseband system at the same address as a base station controller. It can be seen that the original remote interface between the base station controller and the base station has become a mega-jump interface, which has reduced restrictions on the transmission means, and allows the use of a simplified interface form with low requirements. For example, compression required to meet long-distance, low-bandwidth transmission requirements The protocol can be omitted, which greatly simplifies the settings of the base station and the base station controller.
- the topology structure of the centralized baseband system and radio frequency through the ring network proposed by the present invention is shown in FIG. 5.
- the Chinese fiber bidirectional ring is a basic structure, and other forms such as a 4-fiber ring network can also be derived from it.
- a ring network can have a centralized baseband system and multiple radio frequency systems.
- the radio frequency system obtains forward service data and signaling from the base station through the ring network, and the baseband obtains reverse service data and signaling from the radio frequency system through the ring network.
- the radio frequency system terminates specific real-time forward data and initiates specific real-time reverse data
- the baseband is the only data source in the forward direction and the only data destination in the reverse direction
- the ring network is designed as a forward / reverse multiplexed, fully backed up network that supports fast switching transmissions.
- Figure 5 shows an example of a simple ring network containing two RF systems R1 and R2. The two RF sites divide the entire ring into three parts.
- Figure 5a shows the forward-reverse multiplexing mode during normal operation;
- Figure 5a shows the signals transmitted under normal conditions for each segment during normal operation.
- the data transmitted by the three optical fibers in the clockwise direction are:
- the inner loop transmission R1 forward + R2 forward
- the outer loop transmission R1 reverse + R2 reverse.
- the inner ring transmission R1 reverse + R2 to the front
- outer loop transmission R1 before R2 + reverse direction.
- the operation performed by R1 is: receiving the forward data belonging to R1, and inserting the reverse data of R1 in the original forward time slot.
- the inner ring operation is the same as the outer ring operation.
- Each radio frequency system is assigned some specific time slots.
- the baseband sends the same data to the inner ring and the outer ring at the same time.
- both loops have data transmission, it chooses only one of them as the true forward data transmission.
- each RF system sends data to the inner and outer rings simultaneously. Since the RF system has terminated its forward time slot, this time slot can be used to transmit the reverse data of the station. In this way, forward data and reverse data belonging to the same radio frequency system share a time slot, which effectively saves bandwidth.
- the link selector In baseband, reverse data is received from both the inner and outer loops. However, the link selector only selects one of them for processing. Different radio systems can choose different active links at the same time. For example, at time TO, the R1 active link is the inner ring, and the R2 active link may be the outer ring. The link selector selects an appropriate link according to the state of the link. When a link abnormality occurs, the link selector switches accordingly.
- Figure 5b shows the way of forward and backward multiplexing when abnormal.
- the inner loop transmission R1 forward + R2 forward
- the outer loop transmission R1 reverse + R2 reverse.
- the inner ring transmission R1 reverse + R2 forward.
- Outer loop transmission R1 forward + R2 reverse.
- the operation performed by R1 is: receiving the forward data belonging to R1, and inserting the reverse data of R1 in the original forward time slot.
- the inner ring operation is the same as the outer ring operation.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram of the implementation of the RF system side in a ring networking system.
- the forward / reverse mixed data from the upstream RF system is divided into two paths after receiving and framing: one path enters the forward buffer, first selects its own time slot, and then forwards the forward data with the outer loop. Together, it enters a selection circuit to select the active forward output according to a certain rule; the other path enters the add / drop multiplexing unit.
- the add / drop multiplexing unit simultaneously receives the reverse signal generated locally and replaces the reverse signal with the RF system Time slot occupied by the forward direction. Then send it downstream through the sending module of the inner ring.
- the process of the outer ring is similar.
- the reverse signal is broadcast to the inner and outer rings.
- the selection of the forward signal of the RF system depends on the current link status, and it can also be selected manually.
- the implementation device of the ring network on the baseband side is similar to the radio frequency system, but it broadcasts forward data at the same time on the inner and outer rings, and selects the activation path in the reverse direction according to certain rules for each radio frequency system.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a chain network and a star network as a ring network.
- FIG. 7a is a typical ring network without double fiber blocking.
- the dotted line can be regarded as the first Make a typical ring network, and then imagine that the silent fiber of the dotted line has been blocked, so it can be regarded as a ring network blocked by a Chinese fiber.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a network connection between a radio frequency part of a spread spectrum communication system and a centralized baseband system according to the present invention.
- Figure 8 summarizes the ring network networking, star network networking, and chain network networking of the radio frequency system.
- each radio frequency system is separately connected to a centralized baseband system. In this way, each radio frequency system is connected to each other. A star connection is formed between them; the second is that a plurality of RF systems are connected in series to form a chain, and one end of the RF system is connected to a centralized baseband system; The system is connected to the centralized baseband system side, and these radio frequency systems form a ring.
- any one of the above three networking modes can be connected to the centralized baseband system; Any two ways are connected to the centralized baseband system.
- the mechanism of the forward and reverse multiplexing described in the present invention is completely suitable for the network structure of any combination described above.
- the above embodiments are only used to illustrate rather than limit the technical solutions of the present invention.
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