WO2008013278A1 - Radio communication method, radio base station, radio communication terminal, and base station controller - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radio communication method, a radio base station, a radio communication terminal, and a base station control apparatus using an adaptive array antenna that radiates a dynamic directional beam.
- a wireless communication terminal for example, a mobile phone terminal receives base station reference signals (for example, pilot signals) from a plurality of wireless base stations, and receives the base station reference signals. It is accommodated in a radio base station having the strongest reception power.
- base station reference signals for example, pilot signals
- the wireless communication terminal receives power of a base station reference signal among the surrounding wireless base stations based on the surrounding wireless base station information acquired from the connected wireless base station according to movement. Is configured to hand over to the strongest wireless base station (for example, Patent Document 1).
- a radio base station that forms a small cell (hereinafter referred to as a small cell base station) forms a cell that is larger than a small cell (hereinafter referred to as a large cell). (Abbreviated as “Large cell base station”), the service area without cover leakage is realized.
- the radio communication terminal 10 located at the point P01 in the small cell SC1 is accommodated in the small cell base station 21a having the strongest reception power of the base station reference signal. Then, the wireless communication terminal 10 moves from the small cell base station 21a to the large cell base station at the point P02 where the received power of the base station reference signal from the large cell base station 22a becomes strongest as it moves in the direction A. Hand over to station 22a.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 moves from the large cell base station 22a to the small cell base station 2 lb at the point P03 and from the small cell base station 2 lb to the large cell at the point P04 according to the movement in the direction A.
- point P05 handover is performed sequentially from large cell base station 22b to small cell base station 21c.
- the directivity whose directivity changes dynamically in order to realize the space division multiplexing technology (SDMA).
- SDMA space division multiplexing technology
- the small cell base stations 21 a to 21 c and the large cell base stations 22 a to 22 b irradiate the directional beam following the movement of the radio communication terminal 10.
- the radio communication terminal performs handover to the radio base station having the strongest reception power of the base station reference signal according to movement.
- the radio base station stabilizes the communication quality by irradiating a directional beam following the movement of the radio communication terminal.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2005-347906
- the radio communication terminal is accommodated in a radio base station having the strongest reception power of the base station reference signal among radio base stations that have received the base station reference signal. .
- the handover process is started when the radio communication terminal moves to the cell edge of the radio base station that is currently accommodated! /. For this reason, when the wireless communication terminal moves at a high speed, there is a problem in that communication may be interrupted due to an inability to properly connect to the wireless base station that is the handover destination.
- the present invention provides, for example, a wireless communication system in which a small cell base station is disposed adjacent to a large cell base station having an adaptive array antenna. Even when a terminal moves at high speed, a wireless communication method, a wireless base station, and a wireless communication that perform handover appropriately, further reduce the frequency of handover, and improve communication quality An object is to provide a terminal and a base station control device.
- a first feature of the present invention is that a first radio base station and an adaptive array antenna arranged adjacent to the first radio base station and radiating a dynamic directional beam are provided.
- a wireless communication method using a second wireless base station provided, the step of obtaining a moving speed of a wireless communication terminal located in a cell formed by the first wireless base station; Requesting the second radio base station to irradiate the directional beam in the direction of a cell formed by the first radio base station when the moving speed is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold;
- the second radio base station that has transmitted the directional beam in response to the request includes a step of accommodating the radio communication terminal.
- the second radio base station accommodates the radio communication terminal.
- the frequency of handovers can be reduced, and an increase in network processing load and a decrease in transmission speed due to frequent handovers can be prevented.
- the first radio base station in the requesting step, when the moving speed is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value, the first radio base station is provided for a plurality of second radio base stations. Irradiation of the directional beam in the direction of the cell formed by the station is required, and in the accommodating step, according to the request, the second radio base station irradiated with the directional beam! /, You can accommodate the wireless communication terminal!
- the method further includes a step of transmitting a plurality of second radio base stations using the directional beam, a base station reference signal of the second radio base station.
- the plurality of base station reference signals may each have a different frequency domain or time domain.
- the base station reference signal of the second radio base station transmitted from the plurality of second radio base stations around the cell of the first radio base station by a directional beam Can be prevented from interfering with each other because each has a different frequency domain or time domain. Therefore, the wireless communication terminal can receive the base station reference signal of the large cell base station transmitted by the directional beam with good reception quality, and is optimal for connection based on each base station reference signal.
- the second radio base station can be easily selected.
- the radio communication terminal radiates the directional beam, the cell radius of the second radio base station, the frequency band of the second radio base station, or the area of the second radio base station. Based on the classification, it is easy to select the second radio base station that is most suitable for connection.
- the first radio base station may form a small cell
- the second radio base station may be larger than the small cell! Yo! /
- a second feature of the present invention is a radio base station including an adaptive array antenna that is arranged adjacent to the first radio base station and that radiates a dynamic directional beam.
- the moving speed of a radio communication terminal located in a cell formed by the first radio base station is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold, the cell is formed in the direction of the cell formed by the first radio base station.
- a receiving unit that receives a directional beam irradiation request; and a directional beam control unit that accommodates the wireless communication terminal by irradiating the directional beam in response to the irradiation request. The gist.
- a third feature of the present invention is that a first radio base station and an adaptive array antenna that is arranged adjacent to the first radio base station and emits a dynamic directional beam are provided.
- a wireless communication terminal in a wireless communication system comprising a second wireless base station. When the mobile terminal's moving speed is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value in a cell formed by one radio base station, the directional beam is irradiated in the direction of the cell formed by the first radio base station.
- An acquisition unit that acquires a list including identification information of the second radio base station, and a selection unit that selects the second radio base station accommodated based on the list, the list including: It includes at least one information of a cell radius of the second radio base station, a frequency band of the second radio base station, or an area division indicating an area where the second radio base station is arranged.
- the receiving unit is based on a frequency domain and a time domain associated with identification information of the second radio base station, and / or a plurality of the second radio base stations.
- the base station reference signal of the second radio base station transmitted from the radio base station by the directional beam is received, and the selection unit is accommodated based on the received power of the base station reference signal. You can select the second radio base station! /.
- a fourth feature of the present invention is that a first radio base station and an adaptive array antenna that is arranged adjacent to the first radio base station and emits a dynamic directional beam are provided.
- a mobile station control apparatus in a radio communication system comprising a second radio base station comprising: a movement speed for acquiring a movement speed of a radio communication terminal located in a cell formed by the first radio base station When the acquisition unit and the moving speed are equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold, the second radio base station is irradiated with the directional beam in the direction of a cell formed by the first radio base station.
- the gist is to provide a requesting part to request.
- the radio communication terminal Wireless communication method, wireless base station, and wireless communication capable of improving handover quality by appropriately performing handover even when moving at high speed, and further reducing the frequency of handover
- a terminal and a base station control device can be provided.
- FIG. 1 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of a conventional radio communication system.
- FIG. 2 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of a radio communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of a requesting mobile station according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a neighbor list according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram of a requested mobile station according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram of a radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a storage unit of the wireless communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example in which a wireless communication terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention performs network entry.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an operation when the wireless communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs network entry.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a radio communication terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention performs handover from a small cell base station to a large cell base station.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an operation in which the radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs a handover from a small cell base station to a large cell base station.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs handover from the large cell base station to the large cell base station.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an operation in which the radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs handover from the large cell base station to the large cell base station.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs handover from a large cell base station to a small cell base station.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing an operation in which the radio communication terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention performs a handover from a large cell base station to a small cell base station.
- small cell base stations (first radio base stations) 21a, 21b, and 21c that form small cells SC1, SC2, and SC3 are large.
- large cell base stations (second radio base stations) 22a and 22b Located adjacent to large cell base stations (second radio base stations) 22a and 22b forming cells LCI and LC2
- the small senor base stations 21a to 21c and the large senor base stations 22a to 22b are connected to a radio network controller (RNC) and connected to each other via a network.
- RNC radio network controller
- the small cell base stations 21a, 21b, and 21c are, for example, radio base stations that form a cell (small cell) with a small service area.
- the large cell base stations 22a and 22b are radio base stations that form a cell (large cell) having a larger service area than a small cell.
- the size of the cell is determined based on the cell radius of the radio base station, the frequency band of the radio base station, or the area classification indicating the area where the radio base station is arranged.
- the small cell base station 21a when forming a cell having a cell radius of a predetermined threshold (for example, 1000 m) or less, the small cell base station 21a is used, and when the cell radius is larger than the predetermined threshold (for example, 1000 m), The cell base station 22a may be used.
- a predetermined threshold for example, 1000 m
- the cell base station 22a may be used.
- a signal transmitted at a low frequency is easily diffracted and therefore reaches far. Therefore, when a signal is transmitted in a frequency band higher than a predetermined frequency, the small cell base station 21a is used. When a signal is transmitted in a frequency band lower than the predetermined frequency, the large cell base station 22a- ⁇ ⁇ Or as well! /
- a cell radius is set smaller in an urban area where the number of users is larger. For this reason, if the area classification indicating the area is set to “overcrowded urban area (corresponding to cell radius less than 500 m)” or “urban area (cell radius corresponding to 500 m or more and less than 1000 m)”, the small cell The base station 21a may be used. Area classification power S When set to “suburb (cell radius is equivalent to 1000m or more and less than 2000m)” or “rural part (cell radius is equivalent to 2000m or more)”, large cell base station 22a Yo! /
- the wireless communication terminal 10 moves along the direction A in a small cell SC1, a large cell LCI, a small senor SC2, a large cell LC2, and a small senor SC3.
- the radio communication system according to the prior art is different in that it is accommodated only in the large cell base stations 22a, 22b that are not accommodated in the small cell base stations 21a, 21b, 21c.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 located at the point P1 in the small cell SC1 transmits a directional beam based on a request from the small cell base station 21a.
- Small cell Connect to large cell base station 22a irradiated in the direction of SCI.
- the large cell base station 22a accommodates the radio communication terminal 10.
- a large directional beam is irradiated in the direction of small cell SC2 based on a request from radio communication terminal 10 large cell base station 22a located at point P2 where large cell LC1 and small cell SC2 overlap. Handover to the cell base station 22b.
- the large cell base station 22b accommodates the wireless communication terminal 10.
- the large cell base station 22a and the large cell base station 22b transmit a directional beam to a radio communication terminal.
- Small cell direction in response to a directional beam irradiation request in the small cell direction in which the wireless communication terminal 10 is located (hereinafter, “small cell direction”), Large cell base station 22a—irradiates a directional beam. This reduces the frequency with which the wireless communication terminal 10 moving at high speed is accommodated in the small cell base stations 21 a.
- the small cell base stations 21a... And the large cell base stations 22a... That require irradiation of a directional beam are referred to as “requesting base stations”. Also, the large cell base station 22a that emits a directional beam in response to a request from the requesting base station is referred to as a “requested base station”.
- the small cell base stations 21a, 21b, 21c,... are collectively referred to as the small cell base station 21, the large cell base station.
- the major Senore base station 22 22a, 22b ... are called the major Senore base station 22.
- the block configuration of the requesting base station used in the radio communication system according to the present embodiment will be specifically described.
- the part related to the present invention will be mainly described. Therefore, it should be noted that the requesting base station may be provided with functional blocks (such as a power supply unit) that are not shown in the figure or omitted in the description, which are essential for realizing the functions of the device.
- the antenna 211 is an adaptive array antenna including a plurality of antenna elements.
- the antenna 211 is controlled by the control unit 213 so as to irradiate a directional beam whose directivity changes dynamically.
- Radio communication section 212 performs SDMA radio communication with radio communication terminal 10 via antenna 211.
- the wireless communication unit 212 performs communication with the large cell base station 22 which is a requested base station via a wireless line control station or a network.
- the wireless communication unit 212 transmits a directional beam irradiation request to the surrounding large cell base station 22 based on an instruction from the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 of the control unit 213.
- the control unit 213 includes a moving speed acquisition unit 2131, a directional beam irradiation request unit 2132, a directional beam detection unit 2133, and a neighbor list provision unit 2134.
- the moving speed acquisition unit 2131 acquires information indicating the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10.
- the moving speed acquisition unit 2131 acquires information indicating the moving speed from the wireless communication terminal 10 in the connection request processing from the wireless communication terminal 10 at the time of network entry.
- the moving speed acquisition unit 2131 may estimate the moving speed based on the position information of the radio communication terminal 10 acquired from the radio communication terminal 10 at predetermined time intervals.
- the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 applies the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 to the large cell base station 22 around the small cell where the radio communication terminal 10 is located. Require directional beam irradiation in the direction of small cells.
- the small cell in which the wireless communication terminal 10 is located is a connection request destination or handover of the wireless communication terminal 10 that does not need to be a small cell formed by the small cell base station 21 to which the wireless communication terminal 10 is connected. It is assumed that a small cell formed by the previous small cell base station 21 is included.
- the above-described irradiation request includes information indicating the small cell in which the wireless communication terminal 10 is located. Further, the irradiation request described above may include the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10 acquired by the moving speed acquisition unit 2131, the position information of the wireless communication terminal 10, and the like.
- the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 performs control so as to transmit the generated irradiation request to the surrounding large cell base station 22 based on a neighbor list described later.
- the neighbor list includes information related to the surrounding large cell base station 22, and is acquired via a higher-level network.
- the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 includes a large cell group described in a neighbor list. Control is performed so that the generated irradiation requests are transmitted from the large cell base station 22 having the largest cell radius to the predetermined number of large cell base stations 22 in order of increasing cell radius or simultaneously.
- the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 receives a predetermined number of large cells from the large cell base station 22 that transmits signals in the lowest frequency band among the large cell base stations 22 listed in the neighbor list.
- the cell base station 22 may be controlled so that the generated irradiation requests are transmitted in the order of the lowest frequency band or simultaneously.
- the directional beam irradiation requesting unit 2132 has an area classification power S "suburban part” or “rural part” (for example, a cell radius of 1000 m or less) among the large cell base stations 22 listed in the neighbor list. It may be controlled to transmit the generated irradiation requests to the predetermined number of large cell base stations 22 in the order of “suburb” or in order or simultaneously!
- the directional beam detector 2133 detects a directional beam emitted from the surrounding large cell base station 22 in the direction of the small cell where the wireless communication terminal is located, in response to a directional beam irradiation request. For example, the directional beam detection unit 2133 measures the reception power of the base station reference signal from the surrounding large cell base station 22 to irradiate the directional beam according to the directional beam irradiation request. Is detected.
- the neighbor list providing unit 2134 provides the wireless communication terminal 10 with a neighbor list including information on the large cell base station 22 detected by the directional beam detection unit 2133 for irradiation of the directional beam.
- the identification information of the large cell base station 22 that has irradiated the directional beam according to the irradiation request, the cell radius of the large cell base station 22, or A frequency band of the large cell base station 22 or an area section indicating an area where the large cell base station 22 is arranged is included. Further, the neighbor list may include location information of the large cell base station 22.
- the neighbor list includes information related to the surrounding small cell base stations 21 as well as information related to the large cell base stations 22 described above.
- the neighbor list may include information on all the large cell base stations 22 to which the directional beam irradiation is requested.
- the neighbor list includes cell radii or circumferences of the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22. You may classify
- the block configuration of the requested base station used in the radio communication system according to the present embodiment will be specifically described.
- the part related to the present invention will be mainly described. Therefore, the requested base station may be provided with a function block (such as a power supply unit) that is not shown in the figure, or that is omitted in order to realize the function as the device. Please keep in mind.
- a function block such as a power supply unit
- the large cell base station 22 that operates as a requested base station includes an antenna 221, a radio communication unit 222, and a control unit 223.
- the antenna 221 is an adaptive array antenna including a plurality of antenna elements.
- the antenna 221 emits a directional beam whose directionality is dynamically changed by adaptively controlling the phase and amplitude of the plurality of antenna elements by the directional beam control unit 2232 of the control unit 213.
- Radio communication section 222 performs SDMA radio communication with radio communication terminal 10 via antenna 221.
- the radio communication unit 222 communicates with the large cell base station 22 which is a requested base station via a radio network controller or a network.
- the control unit 223 includes an irradiation request acquisition unit 2231, a directional beam control unit 2232, and a connection processing unit 2233.
- Irradiation request acquisition unit 2231 acquires an irradiation request for a directional beam in the direction of a small cell in which radio communication terminal 10 is located from the requesting base station.
- the directional beam control unit 2232 performs wireless communication in response to an irradiation request from the requesting base station. The irradiation control of the directional beam toward the small cell where the terminal 10 is located is performed.
- the directional beam control unit 2232 determines a small size based on information indicating a small cell included in the irradiation request.
- the antenna 221 is controlled so as to emit a directional beam in the cell direction.
- the directional beam control unit 2232 may control the beam width of the directional beam in the small cell direction based on the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10 included in the above-described irradiation request. For example, the directional beam control unit 2232 controls to irradiate the entire small cell with a beam when the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value (see FIG. 8).
- the directional beam control unit 2232 is based on the position information of the wireless communication terminal 10 included in the irradiation request (may include information indicating the moving direction of the wireless communication terminal 10! /)! Control the beam width of the directional beam toward the small cell! For example, the directional beam control unit 2232 controls to irradiate a narrow beam directed to the position of the wireless communication terminal 10 in the small cell based on the position information of the wireless communication terminal 10.
- the connection processing unit 2233 accommodates the wireless communication terminal 10 in its own station by performing a connection process with the wireless communication terminal 10. Specifically, the connection processing unit 2233 responds to a connection request from the wireless communication terminal 10 to the local station at the time of network entry or a handover request from the wireless communication terminal 10 to the local station. Connection processing is performed with 10.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 may include a functional block (not shown) or a functional block (such as a power supply unit) that is not shown in the drawings, which is essential for realizing the function as the device.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 includes an antenna 101, a wireless communication unit 102, a storage unit 103, and a control unit 104.
- the antenna 101 is an adaptive array antenna configured by a plurality of antenna elements.
- the antenna 101 is controlled to increase the gain in the large cell direction based on the position information of the large cell base station 22 included in the above neighbor list.
- the wireless communication unit 102 performs SDMA wireless communication with the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22 via the antenna 101.
- the storage unit 103 includes a base station ID for identifying the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22, and base stations from the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22.
- the frequency domain and the time domain in which the station reference signal (for example, a noise signal, etc.) is transmitted are stored in association with each other.
- the frequency domain indicates a frequency at which the base station reference signal is transmitted.
- the time domain indicates a time slot in which a base station reference signal is transmitted.
- the control unit 104 includes a neighbor list acquisition unit 1041, a cell search processing unit 1042, and a connection processing unit 1043.
- Neighbor list acquisition section 1041 acquires a neighbor list including information on large cell base station 22 that has irradiated the directional beam in response to an irradiation request from the requesting base station. .
- the neighbor list includes the identification information of the large cell base station 22 irradiated with the directional beam according to the irradiation request from the requesting base station, and the cell of the large cell base station 22.
- a radius or a frequency band of the large cell base station 22 or an area division indicating an area where the large cell base station 22 is arranged is included.
- Cell search processing section 1042 performs cell search processing based on the acquired neighbor list, and selects large cell base station 22 to be connected.
- cell search processing section 1042 refers to storage section 103, and is a frequency region associated with identification information of small cell base station 21 and large cell base station 22 described in the neighbor list. And get the time domain. Cell search processing section 1042 acquires base station reference signals from small cell base station 21 and large cell base station 22 based on the acquired frequency domain and time domain.
- the cell search processing unit 1042 indicates that the received power of the acquired base station reference signal is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, that is, among the connectable small cell base stations 21 and large cell base stations 22, The large cell base station 22 having the largest cell radius is selected.
- cell search processing section 1042 measures the received power of the base station reference signal in order from the largest cell base station 22 with the largest cell radius described in the neighbor list.
- the large cell base station 22 in which the reception power of the reference signal exceeds a predetermined threshold value may be selected.
- cell search processing section 1042 has a large cell base station with the highest received power of the base station reference signal among large cell base stations 22 whose cell radius described in the neighbor list is equal to or larger than a predetermined threshold. You can choose 22.
- the cell search processing unit 1042 selects the connection-target large cell base station 22 based on the frequency band level or area classification described in the neighbor list. May be.
- the connection processing unit 1043 performs connection processing with the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 when entering the network, requests connection to the small cell base station 21 or the large cell base station 22 with the strongest reception power of the base station reference signal, and performs connection processing. Further, when the radio communication terminal 10 performs a handover, it requests a handover to the handover source or the handover destination and performs a handover process.
- connection processing unit 1043 obtains the moving speed measured based on the location information of the wireless communication terminal 10 in the network entry temporary connection request processing or the handover request processing, as the requesting small cell base station 21 or the large cell base station 21.
- the cell base station 22 may be notified.
- the radio communication terminal 10 moves in the small cell SC1 in the direction A (from the small cell base station 21a to the small cell base station 21b (not shown in FIG. 8)). ) It moves fast.
- step S101 the radio communication terminal 10 moving at high speed in the small cell SC1 performs a cell search at the time of network entry, and the surrounding small cell base stations 21a.
- a base station reference signal from the large cell base station 22a is received.
- the radio communication terminal 10 receives base station reference signals from a small cell base station 21a and large cell base stations 22a, 22c, 22d.
- step S102 the radio communication terminal 10 transmits the connection request to the small cell base station 21a with the highest received power of the base station reference signal! /.
- step S103 the small cell base station 21a that has received the connection request from the radio communication terminal 10 has a moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10 equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold (for example, 80 km / h as a threshold). It is determined whether or not. If the moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than the predetermined threshold, the small cell base station 2 la operates as the above-mentioned requesting base station, and the operation proceeds to step S104.
- a predetermined threshold for example, 80 km / h as a threshold.
- step S107 the radio communication terminal 10 connects to the small cell base station 21a.
- step S104 the small cell base station 21a transmits a directional beam in the direction of the small cell SC 1 to the surrounding large cell base stations 22a ... based on the neighbor list acquired from the upper network.
- Send an irradiation request For example, in FIG. 8, the small cell base station 21a transmits a directional beam irradiation request to the surrounding large cell base stations 22a, 22c 22d.
- step S105 the small cell base station 21a detects whether or not a directional beam is emitted in the direction of the small cell SC1 from one or more large cell base stations 22a. If a directional beam from one or more large cell base stations 22a... Is detected in the small cell SC 1 direction, the operation proceeds to step S106.
- step S 107 the radio communication terminal 10 connects to the small cell base station 21a.
- the small cell base station 21a provides the wireless communication terminal 10 with a neighbor list including information on the large cell base station 22a ... irradiated with the directional beam in the direction of the small cell SC1. Requests radio communication terminal 10 to perform cell search.
- the small cell base station 21a provides the wireless communication terminal 10 with a neighbor list including information on the large cell base stations 22a and 22c irradiated with a directional beam in the small cell SC1 direction.
- step S108 the wireless communication terminal 10 uses the neighbor provided in step S106.
- a cell search is performed based on one list.
- the radio communication terminal 10 is a large cell base station 22a whose received power of the base station reference signal is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold, that is, a peripheral large cell base station 22a to which the radio communication terminal 10 located in the small cell SCI can be connected Determine if ... exists.
- step S109 the wireless communication terminal 10 determines, based on the neighbor list provided in step S106, Connect to one of the large cell base stations 22a. For example, in FIG. 8, the wireless communication terminal 10 connects to the large cell base station 22a which is the largest cell radius among the connectable large cell base stations 22a and 22c.
- step S110 the radio communication terminal 10 connects to the small cell base station 21a. To do.
- step S201 the radio communication terminal 10 is located in the small cell SC1 and is being connected to the small cell base station 21a.
- step S202 the small cell base station 21a to which the radio communication terminal 10 is connected determines whether or not the moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value.
- the small cell base station 21a operates as the above-mentioned requesting base station, and the operation proceeds to step S203.
- the operation proceeds to step S208.
- Steps S203 to S205 are the same as steps S104 to S106 in FIG.
- step S206 in the cell search based on the neighbor list provided in step S205, the radio communication terminal 10 has received power of the base station reference signal below a predetermined threshold. It is determined whether or not there is a large cell base station 22a on the upper side, that is, a peripheral large cell base station 22a to which the radio communication terminal 10 can be handed over.
- step S207 the radio communication terminal 10 selects either one based on the neighbor list provided in step S205. Hand over to the large cell base station 22a. For example, in FIG. 10, the radio communication terminal 10 hands over to the large cell base station 22a having the largest cell radius among the surrounding large cell base stations 22a and 22c that can be handed over.
- step S208 when there are no neighboring large cell base stations 22a to which the radio communication terminal 10 can be handed over, this operation returns to step S202 at a predetermined time interval in step S208.
- step S301 the radio communication terminal 10 is being connected to the large cell base station 22a.
- step S302 the radio communication terminal 10 moves into the small cell SC2 and requests a handover to the small cell base station 21b.
- step S303 the large cell base station 22a that has detected the handover request of the radio communication terminal 10 to the small cell base station 21b determines whether or not the moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value. judge.
- the large cell base station 22a operates as the above-described requesting base station, and the operation proceeds to step S304.
- the operation proceeds to step S309, and the radio communication terminal 10 is handed over to the small cell base station 21b.
- step S305 the large cell base station 22a that has detected the handover request of the radio communication terminal 10 to the small cell base station 21b is the neighbor list acquired from the upper network. Based on this, a directivity beam irradiation request in the direction of the small cell SC2 is transmitted to the surrounding large cell base stations 22b. For example, in FIG. 12, the large cell base station 22a transmits a directional beam irradiation request to the surrounding large cell base stations 22b to 22d.
- Step S306 is the same as step S106 in Fig. 9, and thus the description thereof is omitted.
- step S307 the wireless communication terminal 10 performs a cell search based on the neighbor list provided in step S306. Further, the wireless communication terminal 10 determines whether or not there is a large cell base station 22b in which the reception power of the base station reference signal is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, that is, a peripheral large cell base station 22b to which the wireless communication terminal 10 can be handed over Determine whether.
- step S308 the radio communication terminal 10 selects either one based on the neighbor list provided in step S307. Hand over to the large cell base station 22b. For example, in FIG. 12, the radio communication terminal 10 hands over to the large cell base station 22b having the largest cell radius among the surrounding large cell base stations 22b and 22c that can be handed over.
- step S309 the radio communication terminal 10 is handed over to the small cell base station 21b that is the handover request destination in step S302. To do.
- step S401 the radio communication terminal 10 is being connected to the large cell base station 22a.
- step S402 the large cell base station 22a to which the radio communication terminal 10 is connected determines whether or not the moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold value. If the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10 is less than the predetermined threshold, the operation proceeds to step S403. On the other hand, when the moving speed of the wireless communication terminal 10 is equal to or higher than the predetermined threshold, this operation is performed in step S4. Proceed to 06.
- step S403 the large cell base station 22a provides the wireless communication terminal 10 with a neighbor list including the peripheral small cell base stations 21a ... acquired from the upper network, and performs cell search. Request.
- the large cell base station 22a provides the wireless communication terminal 10 with a neighbor list including information on the surrounding small cell base stations 21a to 21e.
- step S404 the radio communication terminal 10 performs a cell search based on the neighbor list provided in step S403.
- the wireless communication terminal 10 includes small cell base stations 21a with the received power of the base station reference signal equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, that is, peripheral small cell base stations 21a with which the wireless communication terminal 10 can be handed over. It is determined whether or not.
- step S405 When there is a small cell base station 21a in the vicinity to which the radio communication terminal 10 can be handed over, in step S405, the radio communication terminal 10 selects either one based on the neighbor list provided in step S403. Hand over to the small cell base station 21a. For example, in FIG. 14, the radio communication terminal 10 hands over to the small cell base station 21b among the peripheral small cell base stations 21b to 21d that can be handed over.
- the large cell base station 22 accommodates the radio communication terminal 10 when the radio communication terminal 10 located in the small cell moves at high speed.
- the radio communication terminal 10 can appropriately perform the handover and further reduce the frequency of performing the handover. Therefore, an increase in network processing load and a decrease in transmission speed due to frequent handovers are prevented.
- the radio communication terminal 10 located in the small cell moves at high speed, it is not accommodated in the small cell base station 21, but accommodated in the large cell base station 22. Therefore, it is possible to prevent signal degradation due to the tracking error of the directional beam transmitted from the small cell base station 21, and improve communication quality.
- the beam width of the directional beam is changed according to the moving speed of the radio communication terminal 10. Therefore, the radio communication terminal 10 can receive an optimum directional beam according to the moving speed.
- the base station reference signals of the large cell base station 22 transmitted by a directional beam from a plurality of large cell base stations 22 around the small cell are each frequency. Since the area or time domain is different, the force S is used to prevent interference with each other.
- the radio communication terminal 10 can receive the base station reference signal of the large cell base station 22 transmitted by the directional beam with good reception quality, and is connected based on each base station reference signal. It is possible to easily select the large cell base station 22 that is most suitable for the user.
- the radio communication terminal 10 uses the cell radius of the large cell base station 22 irradiated with the directional beam, the frequency band of the large cell base station, or the large cell base. Based on the area classification of the station, it is possible to easily select the large cell base station 22 that is most suitable for connection.
- the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22 that operate as the requesting base station include the moving speed acquisition unit 2131 and the directional beam irradiation.
- the moving speed acquisition unit is not limited to such a configuration, for example, separately from the small cell base station 21 and the large cell base station 22 that operate as the requesting base station.
- a communication control device (base station control device) that constitutes 2131 and the directional beam irradiation request unit 2132 may be provided on the network.
- Such a communication control device (base station control device) may be provided in another device (for example, a radio network controller (RNC)) on the network.
- RNC radio network controller
- the directional beam irradiation request is described as being transmitted to the peripheral large cell base station 22 via the radio network controller and the network. It may be transmitted via another upper network that may be transmitted directly to the base station 22.
- each embodiment and the configuration of each modified example can be combined.
- the actions and effects of each embodiment and each modified example are only the most preferable actions and effects resulting from the present invention, and the actions and effects according to the present invention are described in each embodiment and each modified example. It is not limited to the ones.
- radio base station As described above, according to the radio communication method, radio base station, radio communication terminal, and base station control device according to the present invention, even when the radio communication terminal moves at high speed, the handover is appropriately performed. In addition, it is possible to reduce the frequency of handover and improve communication quality, which is useful in wireless communication such as mobile communication.
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