WO2010078806A1 - 辅助检测信令发送方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of mobile communication technologies, and in particular, to a method for transmitting an auxiliary detection signal in a wireless communication system. Background technique
- a base station refers to a device that provides services to a terminal, and the base station communicates with the terminal through uplink and downlink.
- the downlink (DL) refers to a direction from the base station to the terminal, which is also called a forward chain.
- Uplink (UpLink, UL) refers to the direction of the terminal to the base station, also known as the reverse link.
- a plurality of terminals can simultaneously transmit data to the base station through the uplink, or can simultaneously receive data from the base station through the downlink.
- the quality of wireless coverage in a mobile network is key to determining that a terminal enjoys high-speed data, voice, and video services.
- Macro Base Macro BS can also be called Macro Cell; the other is to install a home base station indoors (Femto Small base stations with low transmission power such as BS or Femto Cell), small base station (Micro BS or Micro Cell), and micro base station (Pico BS or Pico Cell).
- the home base station is also called a personal base station.
- the traditional macro base station is close to the capacity limit of frequency use, and then increasing the number of macro base stations with higher power will only cause more radiation pollution, and significantly improve indoor coverage; but using Femto BS Small base stations such as Pico BS can not only solve the coverage problem indoors and hotspots well, but also increase the system capacity more in the existing spectrum resources.
- Femto BS can provide services to all users, or only a specific group of grants.
- the right user provides the service. Due to signal fading, interference, or higher quality of service
- a mobile terminal may move from an air interface of one base station (called a serving base station) to an air interface of another base station (referred to as a target base station). This process is switching.
- a serving base station an air interface of another base station
- a target base station an air interface of another base station
- This process is switching.
- the terminal may need to switch between Macro BS, Femto BS, and Pico BS.
- the BS recorded in the area list is switched, and the handover method has a large signaling overhead.
- the MS may search for a large number of Femto BSs and Pico BSs according to the neighbor list information, and these base stations may not be suitable for the MS.
- the other is that the MS automatically searches for Femto BS and Pico BS suitable for handover. Since Femto BS and Pico BS may work at different carrier frequencies with the Macro BS, and the number is more than 4, the method will increase the search complexity of the MS. And is not conducive to saving electricity. Summary of the invention
- the present invention provides a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling, which is used to solve the problem of large signaling overhead and MS search in the prior art when the MS switches between the Macro BS, the Femto BS, the Micro BS, and the Pico BS. A more complex issue.
- An auxiliary detection signaling sending method each base station in a base station group respectively determines that it is a first base station, and the method includes:
- the base stations other than the first base station in the base station group respectively send auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency of the first base station.
- the set of base stations includes all or part of base stations within a predetermined range.
- the predetermined range of base stations includes:
- the carrier frequency includes: one or more carrier frequencies at which the first base station operates.
- the location of the time-frequency resource for sending the auxiliary detection signaling is determined by any of the following methods: by a standard default configuration;
- the upper layer network element includes one of the following: a base station controller, an access service network, a connection service network, and a core network gateway.
- the method further includes:
- the first base station sends the location information of the time-frequency resource to the terminal in a predetermined manner, where the predetermined manner includes one of the following: unicast, multicast, or broadcast.
- the method further includes: sending, by the upper layer network element, the location information to the first base station.
- the time-frequency resource is located in a downlink subframe, or is located in a transition interval between an uplink subframe and a downlink subframe.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent in a signaling format agreed with the terminal, and the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling is content agreed with the terminal.
- the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by one of the other base stations includes one of the following or any combination thereof: a pilot sequence of the base station, a synchronization channel of the base station, a type of the base station, and an index of the base station No., an access restriction condition of the base station to the terminal, indication information of whether the base station can provide a service, and indication information of whether the base station allows more terminal access.
- the restriction condition includes: a type of the terminal that the base station allows access, and/or a terminal identifier that allows access, and/or a terminal group identification that allows access.
- the time-frequency resources occupied by the other base station transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency of the first base station are all the same or partially identical or completely different.
- the time-frequency resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency of the first base station is the same; and the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station is mutually orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal Codeword sequence.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station is a predetermined sequence as a spreading code.
- the method further includes:
- the terminal receives all or part of the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the other base station.
- the method further includes:
- the terminal determines the target base station for handover according to the received all or part of the auxiliary detection signaling.
- the method further includes:
- the terminal sends a request to the current serving base station to request related information of the target base station.
- a method for assisting detection signaling is sent, including:
- the base station For a base station within a base station group, the base station transmits auxiliary detection signaling on a common carrier frequency.
- the set of base stations includes all or part of base stations within a predetermined range.
- the base station of the predetermined range includes:
- a plurality of base stations operating on all or part of available carrier frequency resources including home base stations, small base stations, micro base stations or macro base stations.
- the common carrier frequency includes: one or more carrier frequencies that the base station in the base station group can send signaling.
- the location information of the time-frequency resource that the base station in the base station group separately transmits the auxiliary detection signaling is determined by any one of the following methods:
- the upper layer network element includes one of the following: a base station controller, an access service network, a connection service network, and a core network gateway.
- the method further includes:
- the base station transmits the information of the common carrier frequency in a predetermined manner, where the predetermined manner includes one of the following: unicast, multicast, or broadcast.
- the method further includes: sending, by the upper layer network element, information about the common carrier frequency to the base station.
- the time-frequency resource is located in a downlink subframe, or is located in a transition interval between an uplink subframe and a downlink subframe.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent in a signaling format agreed with the terminal, and the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling is content agreed with the terminal.
- the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling includes one or any combination of the following: a pilot sequence of the base station;
- the type of the base station is the type of the base station
- the base station can provide indication information of the service
- the base station allows indication information of more terminal access.
- the restriction condition includes: a type of the terminal that the base station allows access, and/or a terminal identifier that allows access, and/or a terminal group identification that allows access.
- the time-frequency resources occupied by the base stations in the base station group transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the same common carrier frequency are identical or partially identical or completely different.
- the time-frequency resources used by the base stations in the base station group to transmit the auxiliary detection signaling are the same on the same common carrier frequency, and the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station is a mutually orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal code sequence.
- the time-frequency resources used by the base stations in the base station group to transmit the auxiliary detection signaling are the same on the same common carrier frequency, and the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station is to expand the preset information by using a predetermined sequence as a spreading code.
- the method further includes:
- the terminal under the base station group receives the auxiliary detection signaling on the common carrier frequency.
- the method further includes:
- the terminal determines the target base station to be handed over according to the received auxiliary detection signaling. After the terminal receives the auxiliary detection signaling on the common carrier frequency, the method further includes Determining, by the terminal, the target base station that needs to acquire information according to the received auxiliary detection signaling;
- the terminal sends a request to the current serving base station to request related information of the target base station.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent on the working carrier frequency or the common carrier frequency of the other base station by each base station in the wireless communication network, so that the MS only needs to search for one carrier frequency, and each base station can be obtained.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent to implement channel estimation for each base station, and performs handover according to the channel estimation result, which solves the problem that the signaling overhead existing in the handover is large and the complexity of the MS search is high in the prior art. The problem is that the signaling overhead is saved, the complexity of the MS search is reduced, and the power saving is facilitated.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of another method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting a secondary detection signaling in the wireless communication system in the embodiment
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 2;
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 3.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of another base station and terminal distribution in a wireless communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 4;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 5.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 6;
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 7; 12 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 8;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 9;
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 10.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting an auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 11;
- FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 12;
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart of a method for transmitting and receiving auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 13;
- FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing another distribution of a base station and a terminal in a wireless communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
- Figure 19 is a flow chart showing a method of transmitting and receiving auxiliary detection signaling in Embodiment 14.
- DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The embodiments of the present invention provide a supplementary detection signaling transmission scheme for the problem that the signaling overhead of the prior art is high when the handover is performed in the wireless communication system or the complexity of the MS search is high.
- the solution has two implementation modes, one mode is each base station in a base station group in a predetermined range, and other base stations in the base station group respectively send auxiliary detection signaling on a working carrier frequency thereof.
- the MS can obtain the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station in the foregoing base station group on its working carrier frequency, thereby obtaining related information of each base station; and another manner is in the base station group within a predetermined range.
- Each base station sends auxiliary detection signaling on one or more common carrier frequencies, and the MS scans on one or more common carrier frequencies to obtain auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station in the base station group, thereby obtaining each base station.
- the predetermined range may be set according to specific needs.
- the predetermined range may include: a base station and all Femto BSs, Pico BSs, and Micro BSs within the coverage of the base station, or the predetermined range includes All base stations (including Femto BS, Pico BS, Micro BS) operating on currently available carrier frequency resources.
- a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling is first provided.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling according to an embodiment of the present invention mainly includes the following processing (step S101 - step S103 ) :
- Step S101 For each base station in the base station group, the other base stations in the base station group respectively send auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency of the base station, where the base station group includes some or all base stations in the predetermined range;
- Step S103 The MS receives all or part of the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station in the foregoing base station group.
- H ⁇ includes four base stations A, B, C, and D within a predetermined range
- the base station group in the embodiment of the present invention includes all base stations in the predetermined range, where
- the working carrier frequency is Fl
- the working frequency of B is F2
- the working carrier frequency of C is F3
- the working carrier frequency of D is F4.
- the base station group including the four base stations A, B, C, and D is taken as an example, and the base stations A, B, C, and D respectively send auxiliary detections on the working carrier frequency F1 of the base station A.
- the base station B the three base stations A, C and D respectively send auxiliary detection signaling on the working carrier frequency F2 of the base station B; for the base station C, the three base stations A, B and D respectively work at the base station C
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent on the carrier frequency F3; for the base station D, the three base stations A, B and C respectively send the auxiliary detection signaling on the working carrier frequency F4 of the base station D.
- the base station in the foregoing predetermined range is a base station working on a currently available carrier frequency resource, and includes: Femto BS, Pico BS, Macro BS, or Micro BS.
- the determining manner of the location of the time-frequency resource block in which the base station sends the auxiliary detection signaling includes but is not limited to the following:
- A is determined.
- the base station B, C, and D are at the base station A.
- the location of the time-frequency resource block on which the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the frequency F1 can be determined by mutual agreement between the base station A and the base stations B, C and D.
- the upper layer network element includes but is not limited to: a base station controller, an access service network, a connection monthly service network, and a core network gateway.
- the upper layer network element negotiates with the current base station to determine, by using the predetermined range of the four base stations including A, B, C, and D as an example, for the base station A, the base stations B, C, and D transmit the time frequency of the auxiliary detection signaling.
- the location of the resource block is determined by the base station A and the upper layer network element.
- the base station group including the four base stations A, B, C, and D is taken as an example.
- the base stations B, C, and D are in the The location of the time-frequency resource block for transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A may be determined by the base station A, the base stations B, C, D and the upper layer network element.
- the location of the time-frequency resource block in which each base station sends the auxiliary detection signaling may also be determined according to a pre-configured standard.
- the serving base station may send a request to other base stations to obtain the location information of the time-frequency resource block, and then send the location information to the MS. Or after the upper layer network element determines the location of the time-frequency resource block, the location information is sent to the serving base station of the MS, and then sent by the serving base station to the MS, so that the MS scans the base station in the base station group on the public carrier frequency. Auxiliary detection signaling transmitted on the common carrier frequency.
- the time-frequency resource block that sends the auxiliary detection signaling may be located in the downlink subframe or in the transition interval between the uplink subframe and the downlink subframe.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station of the base station group can be sent by using the signaling format agreed by the MS, and the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling is also the content agreed with the MS in advance.
- auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station of the base station group may also carry specific content, and may specifically include one or any combination of the following:
- a pilot sequence of a base station that transmits auxiliary detection signaling specifically, a base station group including four base stations A, B, C, and D as an example.
- base station B is at carrier frequency F1 of base station A.
- the content carried by the upper auxiliary detection signaling includes the pilot sequence of the base station B, and the content carried by the base station C on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A, the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling includes the pilot sequence of the base station C.
- the base station D is The content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A includes the pilot sequence of the base station D;
- a type of base station that transmits auxiliary detection signaling (Femto BS or Pico BS or Macro BS or Micro BS), specifically, a base station group including four base stations A, B, C, and D as an example, for a base station A, the content carried by the base station B on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A, the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling includes the type of the base station B, and the content carried by the base station C on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A, the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling, includes the type of the base station C.
- the content carried by the base station D on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A for transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling includes the type of the base station D;
- the type of the base station means that the base station is a Femto BS, a Pico BS, a Macro BS, or a Micro BS.
- the auxiliary detection signaling includes the cell ID of the base station, or the BS ID
- the base station group including the four base stations A, B, C, and D as an example, for the base station A, the content carried by the base station B on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A, the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling includes the Cell ID or the BS ID of the base station B, and the content carried by the base station C on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A is included in the auxiliary detection signaling.
- the Cell ID or the BS ID of the base station C, the content carried by the base station D on the carrier frequency F1 of the base station A, and the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling includes the Cell ID or the BS ID of the base station D;
- the restriction condition may include: a type of the MS that the base station is allowed to access (that is, whether the base station only allows a special type of MS to access. And/or, the identity of the MS to which the base station is allowed to access, and/or the terminal group identity to which the base station is permitted to access.
- the time-frequency resources occupied by the respective base stations in the predetermined range for transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency of the current base station may all be the same or partially the same or completely different, when there are multiple base stations.
- the time-frequency resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling are the same, in order to facilitate the MS to distinguish the auxiliary detection signaling sent by different base stations, the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base stations on the time-frequency resource needs to meet one of the following requirements:
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the time-frequency resource is a sequence of codewords that are orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal to each other;
- base stations B, C, and D transmit auxiliary detection signaling on carrier frequency F1 of base station A to be mutually orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal.
- the sequence of codewords are regarded as orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the time-frequency resource is the signaling generated by spreading the predetermined information by using a predetermined sequence as a spreading code, wherein the predetermined sequence is orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal to each other. Orthogonal codeword sequence.
- the foregoing preset information is required to be carried by the auxiliary detection signaling. Content, for example, the type of base station, index number, etc.
- the MS may scan according to the location information, and decode each Auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base stations on the common carrier frequency.
- the MS scans on its working carrier frequency only to scan the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the carrier frequency.
- the MS may determine whether to perform handover according to the acquired auxiliary detection signaling of each base station, if the handover is to be performed. Then, the target base station of the handover is determined. After determining the target base station for handover, the MS may send a request to its current serving base station to acquire related information of the target base station, thereby performing handover. Moreover, the MS may determine whether to acquire related information of one of the base stations according to the daily auxiliary detection signaling of each base station on the acquisition date, and when determining that the related information of a certain base station needs to be acquired, the MS may send the information to the current serving base station. Request, request to obtain information about the base station.
- the MS can search only on its working carrier frequency, which reduces the complexity of the search.
- auxiliary detection signaling is further provided.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of another method for transmitting auxiliary detection signaling according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the transmission method mainly includes the following steps (step S201 - step S203):
- Step S201 Each base station in the base station group in the predetermined range sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the common carrier frequency.
- Step S203 The MS receives the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station in the base station group on the common carrier frequency. Details of each of the above processes are further described below.
- the common carrier frequency may be a carrier frequency resource that can be sent by all base stations (Macro BS and/or Femto BS and/or Pico BS and/or Micro BS) in the current wireless communication system, and also It may be a carrier frequency resource capable of signaling for a group of base stations (Macro BS and/or Femto BS and/or Pico BS and/or Micro BS).
- common carrier frequencies for example, two common carrier frequencies F1 and F2
- different common base stations may use different public Carrier frequency (for example, base stations A, B use F1, base stations C, D use F2).
- the base station in the predetermined range is a base station working on the currently available carrier frequency resource, and includes: Femto BS, Pico BS, Macro BS or Micro BS.
- the determining manner of the location of the time-frequency resource block in which the base station sends the auxiliary detection signaling includes but is not limited to the following:
- the base station that sends the auxiliary detection signaling determines that, by using the predetermined range of the four base stations including A, B, C, and D as an example, the location of the time-frequency resource block in which the base station A sends the auxiliary detection signaling may be determined by the base station A. The determination may also be determined by four base stations A, B, C and D.
- the upper layer network element includes but is not limited to: a base station controller, an access service network, a connection monthly service network, and a core network gateway.
- the upper layer network element negotiates with the base station that sends the auxiliary detection signaling to determine, by using the predetermined range of the four base stations including A, B, C, and D as an example, the base station A sends the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling.
- the location is determined by the base station A and the upper layer network element, or by the base A, B, C, and D and the upper layer network element.
- the serving base station if the location of the time-frequency resource block is determined by the current serving base station of the MS, the serving base station, after determining the location of the time-frequency resource block, will be in the form of unicast, multicast, or broadcast.
- the information of the common carrier frequency is sent to the MS, and the MS scans on the common carrier frequency according to the information, so as to obtain the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station in the base station group on the common carrier frequency.
- the serving base station may send a request to the other base station to obtain the information of the common carrier frequency, and then send the information to the MS.
- the information of the common carrier frequency is sent to the serving base station of the MS, and then sent by the serving base station to the MS, so that the MS scans the base station group on the public carrier frequency.
- Auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on the common carrier frequency is a signal sent by the base station on the common carrier frequency.
- the time-frequency resource block that sends the auxiliary detection signaling may be located in the downlink subframe or in the transition interval between the uplink subframe and the downlink subframe.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station of the base station group can be sent by using the signaling format agreed by the MS, and the content carried by the auxiliary detection signaling is also the content agreed with the MS in advance.
- auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station of the base station group may also carry specific content, and may specifically include one or any combination of the following:
- auxiliary detection signaling Femto BS or Pico BS or Macro BS or Micro BS
- an index number of the base station transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling (including the Cell ID of the base station, or a BS ID);
- the restriction condition may include: a type of the MS that the base station allows access (ie, whether the base station only allows The special type of MS access), and/or the number of MSs that the base station is allowed to access.
- each base station in the base station group may send the auxiliary detection signaling on the same common carrier frequency to occupy the same time-frequency resource, or may be partially the same or different.
- the base stations are on the same time-frequency resource of the common carrier frequency.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent needs to meet one of the following requirements:
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the same time-frequency resource of the same common carrier frequency is a mutually orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal codeword sequence
- the base stations A, B, C, and D transmit the auxiliary detection signaling.
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the same time-frequency resource of the same common carrier frequency is the signaling generated by spreading the preset information by using a predetermined sequence as a spreading code, wherein the predetermined sequence is A sequence of codewords that are mutually orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal.
- the preset information is the content that the auxiliary detection signaling needs to carry, for example, the type of the base station, the index number, and the like.
- the MS may perform the information on one or more common carrier frequencies according to the information. Scanning, decoding the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on each common carrier frequency.
- the MS may determine, according to the acquired auxiliary detection signaling of each base station, If the handover is to be performed, the target base station to be handed over is determined. After determining the target base station for handover, the MS may send a request to its current serving base station to acquire related information of the target base station, thereby performing handover. Moreover, the MS may determine whether to acquire related information of one of the base stations according to the daily auxiliary detection signaling of each base station on the acquisition date, and when determining that the related information of a certain base station needs to be acquired, the MS may send the information to the current serving base station. Request, request to obtain information about the base station.
- the MS can perform the search only on the common carrier frequency, which reduces the complexity of the search and reduces the signaling used in the handover.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG.
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and S21, S31, and S41 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, and S21, S31, and S41 are occupied.
- T1, ⁇ 2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4 may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot T1 on the F1 carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation according to the pilot information in the auxiliary detection signaling, and evaluates Femto BS2 and Femto BS3. And whether the channel quality of Femto BS4 is suitable for handover. It is assumed that in the present embodiment, the terminal MS1 determines that the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S21, S31 and S41.
- the terminal MS 1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used is F4, the serving base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- the Macro BS1 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks with the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS2 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the F1, F3, and F4 carrier frequency appropriate resource blocks, Femto BS3.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F3 carrier frequencies.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 5.
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and S21, S31, and S41 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, and S21, S31, and S41 are respectively Occupies different time slots T2, ⁇ 3 And T4.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station on the carrier frequencies of other base stations may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slots T2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4 on the F1 carrier frequency through corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation according to the pilot information, and evaluates Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4. Whether the channel quality is suitable for switching. It is assumed that the terminal MS1 in the present embodiment determines that the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S21, S31 and S41.
- the terminal MS 1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to acquire the basic information of the Femto BS2, thereby initiating the handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- F4 the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- the Macro BS1 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks with the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS2 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the F1, F3, and F4 carrier frequency appropriate resource blocks, Femto BS3.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F3 carrier frequencies.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 6.
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, S21, S31, and S41 occupy the same time slot T1, and S21, S31, and S41 are respectively A predetermined sequence of code subsequences of a set of orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal code subsequences.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot on the F1 carrier frequency through corresponding signaling.
- the terminal MS1 determines the Femto BS2 as the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary handover signalings S21, S31 and S41 in this embodiment. Then, the terminal MS 1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the serving base station of the terminal MS2 is Femto BS2, as shown in FIG.
- each base station sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of the carrier frequency of the base station described in the neighboring cell list of the local base station;
- the neighboring cell list of Macro BS1 includes Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS 4; the neighboring cell list of Femto BS2 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS3; the neighboring cell list of Femto BS3 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS2; Femto BS4 includes the Macro BS 1 in the neighbor list; then the Macro BS 1 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource blocks of the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS2 is on the appropriate resource blocks of the Fl and F3 carrier frequencies.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is sent, and the Femto BS3 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks of the F1 and F2 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource block with the F1 carrier frequency.
- the Femto BS2 passes the corresponding signaling. Informing the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 of the location information of the resource block for transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F2.
- S12 and S32 are the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 on the carrier frequency F2, respectively.
- S12 and S32 occupy the same time slot T2, S12 and S32 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, and S12 and S32 are orthogonal to each other.
- the time slot T1 occupied by the other base stations on the Macro BS 1 for the auxiliary detection signaling is in Femto
- the Femto BS2 informs the MS2 to scan the time slot T2 on the F2 carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation according to the pilot information, and evaluates whether the channel quality of the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 is suitable for handover. It is assumed that the terminal MS2 in the present embodiment determines that the Macro BS1 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S12, S32.
- the terminal MS2 can obtain the basic information of the Macro BS1 through the current serving base station Femto BS2, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F1 of the Macro BS1 to acquire the basic information of the Macro BS1, and initiate the handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the serving base station of the terminal MS2 is Femto BS2, as shown in FIG.
- each base station transmits auxiliary detection signaling on an appropriate resource block of the carrier frequency of the base station described in the neighbor list of the base station.
- the neighboring cell list of Macro BS 1 includes Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS 4; the neighboring cell list of Femto BS2 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS3; the neighboring cell list of Femto BS3 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS2; Femto BS4 in the neighbor list
- the Macro BS1 is included; then the Macro BS1 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource blocks of the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS2 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource blocks of the F1 and F3 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS3 is in the Fl,
- the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the appropriate resource block of the F2 carrier frequency, and the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of the F1 carrier frequency.
- the Femto BS2 informs the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 of the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F2 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG.
- S12 and S32 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the carrier BS2 and the Femto BS3 on the carrier frequency F2, respectively.
- S12 and S32 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, and S12 and S32 respectively occupy different time slots T1 and T3.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on the carrier frequency of the base station described in the neighboring cell list may be the same or different.
- the Femto BS2 informs the MS 2 to scan the time slots T1 and T3 on the F 2 carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation according to the pilot information, and evaluates the channel quality of the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3. Is it suitable for switching? It is assumed that the terminal MS2 in the present embodiment determines that the Macro BS1 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S12, S32.
- the terminal MS2 can obtain the basic information of the Macro BS1 through the current serving base station Femto BS2, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F1 of the Macro BS1 to obtain the basic information of the Macro BS1, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the serving base station of the terminal MS2 is Femto BS2, as shown in FIG.
- the base station sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of the carrier frequency of the base station described in the neighboring cell list of the local base station.
- the neighboring cell list of Macro BS1 includes Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4;
- the neighboring cell list of Femto BS2 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS3;
- the neighboring cell list of Femto BS3 includes Macro BS1 and Femto BS2;
- Femto BS4 includes the Macro BS1 in the neighbor list;
- the Macro BS 1 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource blocks of the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS2 transmits on the F1 and F3 carrier frequency appropriate resource blocks.
- Auxiliary detection signaling, Femto BS3 sends auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource blocks of Fl, F2 carrier frequency, and Femto BS4 sends auxiliary detection signaling on the
- the Femto BS2 informs the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 of the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F2 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG.
- S12 and S32 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the carrier BS2 and the Femto BS3 on the carrier frequency F2, respectively.
- S12 and S32 occupy the same time slot T2, and S12 and S32 are respectively a predetermined set of orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal codes. A sequence of code sequences in a sequence.
- T1, ⁇ 2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4 may be the same or different.
- the Femto BS2 informs the MS2 to scan the time slot T2 on the F2 carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, and evaluates whether the channel quality of the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS3 is suitable for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signaling. It is assumed that the terminal MS2 determines that the Macro BS1 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S12, S32 in this embodiment. Then, the terminal MS2 can obtain the basic information of the Macro BS1 through the current serving base station Femto BS2, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F1 of the Macro BS1 to acquire the basic information of the Macro BS1, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS 3, and the carrier frequency used is F3.
- Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on the Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 11, Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the carrier BSc, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively, and Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c are respectively a set of pilot sequences, Slc, S2c, and S3c. S4c occupies the same time slot Tc, and Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c are orthogonal to each other.
- the time slot resources Tc occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot Tc on the Fc carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation according to the pilot information, and evaluates the channel quality of the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4. Is it suitable for switching? It is assumed that the terminal MS1 determines the Femto BS2 as the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S2c, S3c and S4c in this embodiment.
- the terminal MS 1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS 1 to prepare for the handover operation, or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 can both send messages on the Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 of the location information of the resource block for transmitting the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 12, Slc, S2c.
- S3c and S4c are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the carrier BSc, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively
- Slc, S2c, S3c and S4c are respectively a set of pilot sequences
- Slc, S2c, S3c And S4c occupy different time slots T1, ⁇ 2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4, respectively.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slots T2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4 on the Fc carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, performs channel estimation based on the pilot information, and evaluates Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto. Whether the channel quality of BS4 is suitable for handover.
- the terminal MS1 determines that the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary handover signalings S2c, S3c, and S4c.
- the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all transmit information on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 are Auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the appropriate resource block of the carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to transmit the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG.
- Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the carrier BSc, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively, and Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c occupy the same time slot Tc, and Slc, S2c, and S3c And S4c are respectively a code subsequence of a predetermined set of orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal code subsequences.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot Tc on the Fc carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, and evaluates whether the channel quality of the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 is suitable for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signaling. It is assumed that the terminal MS1 in the present embodiment determines that the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S2c, S3c and S4c.
- the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the switching operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Fcl is a common carrier frequency resource, Macro BS1, Femto BS2 can send messages on Fcl;
- Fc2 is another common carrier frequency resource, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 can send messages on Fc2.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fcl;
- Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 are on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc2 Send auxiliary detection signaling.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS2 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fcl by corresponding signaling, and informs the Femto BS3 and the Femto BS4 to send the auxiliary detection on the carrier frequency Fc2.
- the location information of the resource blocks of the signaling as shown in FIG. 14, Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4, respectively.
- Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are respectively a set of pilot sequences.
- Slcl and S2cl occupy the same time slot Tel, and Slcl and S2cl are orthogonal to each other; S3c2 and S4c2 occupy the same time slot Tc2, and S3c2 and S3c2 are orthogonal to each other. .
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot Tel on the Fcl carrier frequency and the time slot Tc2 on the carrier frequency of the Fc2 by corresponding signaling, decode the auxiliary detection signaling, perform channel estimation according to the pilot information, and evaluate Femto. Whether the channel quality of BS2, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 is suitable for handover. It is assumed that the terminal MS1 determines the Femto BS2 as the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S2cl, S3c2 and S4c2 in this embodiment.
- the terminal MS 1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate the handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Fcl is a common carrier frequency resource, Macro BS1, Femto BS2 can send messages on Fcl;
- Fc2 is another common carrier frequency resource, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 can send messages on Fc2.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2 transmit the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of carrier frequency Fcl; Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 transmit the auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of carrier frequency Fc2.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS2 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fcl by corresponding signaling, and informs the Femto BS3 and the Femto BS4 to send the auxiliary detection on the carrier frequency Fc2.
- the location information of the resource blocks of the signaling as shown in FIG. 15, Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4, respectively.
- Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are respectively a set of pilot sequences.
- Slcl and S2cl occupy different time slots Tlcl and T2cl, respectively;
- S3c2 and S4c2 occupy different time slots T3c2 and T4c2, respectively.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slots Tcl1, T2cl on the Fcl carrier frequency and the time slots T3c2 and T4c2 on the carrier frequency of the Fc2 by corresponding signaling, decode the auxiliary detection signaling, and perform channel according to the pilot information. It is estimated that it is evaluated whether the channel quality of Femto BS2, Femto BS 3 and Femto BS4 is suitable for handover. It is assumed that the terminal MS1 determines the Femto BS2 as the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S2cl, S3c2 and S4c2 in this embodiment.
- the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare for the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the monthly base station of the terminal MS1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Fcl is a common carrier frequency resource, Macro BS1, Femto BS2 can be on Fcl Sending a message;
- Fc2 is another common carrier frequency resource, and Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 can send messages on Fc2.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of carrier frequency Fcl; Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on the appropriate resource block of carrier frequency Fc2.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1 and the Femto BS2 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fcl by corresponding signaling, and informs the Femto BS3 and the Femto BS4 to send the auxiliary detection on the carrier frequency Fc2.
- the location information of the resource blocks of the signaling as shown in FIG. 16, Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4, respectively.
- Slcl, S2cl, S3c2, and S4c2 are respectively a code subsequence of a predetermined set of orthogonal or quasi-orthogonal code subsequences.
- Slcl and S2cl occupy the same time slot Tel;
- S3c2 and S4c2 occupy the same time slot Tc2.
- the time slot resources occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the base station on different common carrier frequencies may be the same or different.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to scan the time slot Tel on the Fcl carrier frequency and the time slot Tc2 on the Fc2 carrier frequency by corresponding signaling, decode the auxiliary detection signaling, and evaluate the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4. Whether the channel quality is suitable for switching. It is assumed that the terminal MS1 in the present embodiment determines that the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signals S2cl, S3c2 and S4c2.
- the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 through the current serving base station Macro BS1, and prepare to perform the handover operation; or directly scan the carrier frequency F2 of the Femto BS2 to obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2, and initiate a handover operation.
- a Macro BS1 exists in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used.
- the terminal MS1's monthly service base station is Macro BS1, as shown in Figure 3. Shown.
- the Macro BS1 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks with the F2, F3, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS2 sends the auxiliary detection signaling on the F1, F3, and F4 carrier frequency appropriate resource blocks, Femto BS3.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F4 carrier frequencies
- the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F3 carrier frequencies.
- FIG. 17 is a specific flowchart of the auxiliary detection signaling transmission and reception in the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 17, in the embodiment, the auxiliary detection signaling is used.
- the sending and receiving methods mainly include:
- Step 701 The Macro BS1 notifies the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by backhaul.
- S21, S31, and S41 are Femto BS2 and Femto, respectively.
- BS3, Femto BS4 auxiliary detection signaling transmitted on carrier frequency F1 S21, S31 and S41 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, S21, S31 and S41 occupy the same time slot T1, and S21, S31 and S41 are orthogonal to each other .
- T1, ⁇ 2, ⁇ 3, and ⁇ 4 may be the same or different.
- Step 703 The Macro BS1 sends the relevant signaling through the broadcast channel to inform the base station of the time-frequency resource block location information occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent by the terminal F1 on the carrier frequency.
- Step 705 Femto BS2, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 send auxiliary detection signaling on carrier frequency F1.
- Step 707 The MS1 scans the time slot T1 on the F1 carrier frequency, decodes the auxiliary detection signalings S21, S31, and S41, performs channel estimation according to the obtained pilot information, and evaluates whether the channel quality of the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 is suitable. Switch.
- Step 709 The terminal MS1 determines by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S21, S31 and S41.
- the Femto BS2 is the target base station for handover, and transmits handover request information to the current serving base station Macro BS1.
- Step 711 After receiving the handover request information, the Macro BS1 sends the basic information of the Femto BS2 to the terminal MS1.
- Step 713 The MS1 initiates a handover operation according to the basic information of the received Femto BS2.
- the Femto BS1 in a wireless communication system uses a carrier frequency of F1 and Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2 and Femto BS3.
- the carrier frequency used is F3 and Femto BS4, and the carrier frequency used is F4.
- the serving base station of the terminal MS1 is Femto BS1, as shown in FIG. 18.
- Femto BS1 sends auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3.
- the auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F4 carrier frequencies, and the Femto BS4 transmits the auxiliary detection signaling on the resource blocks of the F1, F2, and F3 carrier frequencies.
- FIG. 17 is a specific flowchart of the auxiliary detection signaling transmission and reception in the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 17, in the embodiment, the auxiliary detection signaling is sent. And receiving methods mainly include:
- Step 901 The upper layer network element notifies the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 of the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling;
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings sent by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and S21, S31, and S41 are respectively a set of pilot sequences, S21, S31, and S41 occupies the same time slot T1, and S21, S31, and S41 are orthogonal to each other.
- Step 903 The Femto BS1 sends the relevant signaling through the broadcast channel to inform the lower terminal of the base station, and the time-frequency resource block location information occupied by the auxiliary detection signaling sent on the F1 carrier frequency.
- Step 905 Femto BS2, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4 send auxiliary detection signaling on carrier frequency F1.
- Step 907 MS1 scans the time slot T1 on the F1 carrier frequency, and decodes the auxiliary detection signalings S21, S31 and S41;
- Step 909 The MS1 performs channel estimation according to the obtained pilot information, and determines whether the channel quality of the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 is suitable for handover, and the terminal MS1 determines that the Femto BS2 is the handover by decoding the auxiliary detection signalings S21, S31, and S41. Target base station, and sending handover request information to the current serving base station Femto BS 1;
- Step 911 Femto BS1 sends basic information of Femto BS2 to MS1;
- Step 913 The MS1 initiates a handover operation according to the basic information of the received Femto BS2.
- Example 15 The MS1 initiates a handover operation according to the basic information of the received Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 of the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in the figure.
- S21, S31 and S41 are auxiliary detection signaling sent by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and occupy different Time-frequency resource block.
- S21, S31 and S41 respectively contain indication information of whether Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 allow more new terminals to access.
- a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access; and a bit “0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 allow the new terminal to access, and the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S31 is "1"; if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary detection signaling S41 The corresponding bit is "0";
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling to determine the Femto BS2 and the Femto.
- BS3 is a target base station that can be accessed. Then, the terminal MS 1 can obtain basic information of Femto BS2 and Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS 1.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG.
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings transmitted by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and occupy different time-frequency resource blocks.
- S21, S31 and S41 contain Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4, respectively The index number and instructions for allowing more new terminals to access.
- the index numbers of Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 are respectively "01""10""11", and a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows new terminal access; The corresponding base station does not allow access to the new terminal.
- the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS 3 allow the new terminal to access, and the corresponding bit in the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S31 is "1"; if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary detection signaling S41
- the corresponding bit is "0"; that is, S21, S31, and S41 are "01 1""101""110", respectively.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to detect the location information of the time-frequency resource block sent by the signaling by the corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling to determine the target of the base station index number being "01" "10".
- the base station is an accessible base station. Then, the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the base station with the index number "01" "10", that is, the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3, through the current serving base station Macro BS1.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 4 .
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signalings sent by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and occupy different Time-frequency resource block.
- S21, S31, and S41 respectively include indication information of whether Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 allows more new terminals to access, and indication information for access terminal type restrictions.
- a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S31 are "1”. If the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S41 is "0".
- the bit “11” indicates that the corresponding base station has restrictions on the access terminal, and the bit “00” indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal. It is assumed that the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS4 have no restrictions on the access terminal. Then, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S41 is "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has a restriction condition for the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S31 is "11" and the terminal group that is allowed to access is attached. The logo is "0101".
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, and first determines the Femto BS2.
- the Femto BS3 is an accessible target base station, and then it is determined that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identifier must be "0101" to access.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; assuming that the group identifier of the terminal MS1 is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current serving base station.
- Macro BS1 obtains basic information about Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 6.
- S21, S31, and S41 are auxiliary detection signaling transmitted by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, respectively, and occupy the same time-frequency resource block.
- S21, S31 and S41 other division containing 1 J Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 more whether to allow a new indication information for terminal access and information indicating the type of the access terminal restriction.
- a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S31 are "1”. If the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S41 is "0".
- the bit “11” indicates that the corresponding base station has a restriction condition on the access terminal
- the bit "00" indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal. It is assumed that the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS4 have no restrictions on the access terminal. Then, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S41 is "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has a restriction condition for the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S31 is "11" and the terminal group that is allowed to access is attached. The logo is "0101".
- Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 respectively spread S21, S31 and S41 by using different codeword sequences in a set of orthogonal codeword sequences, and then transmit on F1 carrier frequency, and Macro BS1 is known as Femto BS2, Femto The codeword sequence used by BS3 and Femto BS4.
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling and the adopted codeword sequence by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signal.
- Order first determine Femto BS2, Femto BS3 For the target base station that can be accessed, it is then determined that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identifier must be "0101" to access.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; assuming that the group identifier of the terminal MS1 is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current serving base station.
- Macro BS1 obtains basic information about Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG.
- Macro BS1 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F2, F3, and F4, and Femto BS2 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F3, and F4, Femto BS3 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F4, and Femto BS4 transmits auxiliary detection signaling on resource blocks with appropriate carrier frequencies of F1, F2, and F3.
- the Macro BS1 informs the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 of the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency F1 by corresponding signaling, S21, S31.
- S41 are auxiliary detection signaling sent by the Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency F1, where S21 and S31 occupy the same time-frequency resource block, and S41 occupies different time-frequency resource blocks from S21 and S31.
- S21, S31, and S41 respectively include indication information of whether Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 allows more new terminals to access, and indication information for access terminal type restrictions.
- a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows new terminal access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow new terminal access.
- the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S31 is "1"
- the auxiliary detection signal is Let the corresponding bit of S41 be "0".
- the bit “11” indicates that the corresponding base station has restrictions on the access terminal, and the bit “00” indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal. It is assumed that the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS4 have no restrictions on the access terminal. Then, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S21, S41 is "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has a restriction condition for the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S31 is "11" and the terminal group that is allowed to access is attached. The logo is "0101".
- Femto BS2 and Femto BS3 respectively spread S21 and S3 by using different codeword sequences in a set of orthogonal codeword sequences, and then transmit them on the carrier frequency of F1, and Macro BS1 knows the codewords used by Femto BS2 and Femto BS3. sequence.
- Macro BS1 informs MSI Femto BS2, Femto by corresponding signaling.
- the BS3 and Femto BS4 transmit the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling and the codeword sequence adopted by the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, and first determines that the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 are accessible. The target base station then determines that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identification must be "0101" to access.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; if the group identifier of the terminal MSI is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current service.
- the base station Macro BS1 acquires basic information of the Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 are Auxiliary detection signaling is transmitted on the appropriate resource block of the carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 11, Slc, S2c.
- S3c and S4c are auxiliary detection signaling transmitted by the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively, and occupy different time-frequency resource blocks.
- Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c respectively contain indication information of whether Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 allow more new terminals to access.
- a bit “1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows new terminal access; and a bit “0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow new terminal access.
- the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, and the Femto BS3 allow the new terminal to access, and the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signalings Slc, S2c, and S3c are "1"; if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary The corresponding bit of the detection signaling S4c is "0";
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling to determine the Femto BS2 and the Femto.
- BS3 is a target base station that can be accessed. Then, the terminal MS 1 can obtain basic information of Femto BS2 and Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS 1.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element notifies the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, and the Femto by corresponding signaling.
- BS3 and Femto BS4 transmit the location information of the resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc.
- Slc, S2c, S3c and S4c are the carrier frequencies of Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3 and Femto BS4, respectively.
- Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c respectively contain index numbers of Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4, and indication information as to whether more new terminals are allowed to access.
- the index numbers of Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 are respectively "00""01""10""11", and a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows new terminal access; A bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow access to the new terminal.
- the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, and the Femto BS3 allow the new terminal to access, and the corresponding bits in the auxiliary detection signalings Slc, S2c, and S3c are "1"; if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary The corresponding bit of the detection signaling S4c is "0"; that is, Slc, S2c, S3c and S4c are respectively "00 1""011""”101""110".
- the Macro BS1 informs the MS1 to detect the location information of the time-frequency resource block sent by the signaling by the corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling to determine the target of the base station index number being "01" "10".
- the base station is an accessible base station. Then, the terminal MS1 can obtain the basic information of the base station with the index number "01" "10", that is, the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3, through the current serving base station Macro BS1.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of the carrier frequency FC.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 11, Slc, S2c.
- S3c and S4c are auxiliary detection signaling transmitted by the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively, and occupy different time-frequency resource blocks.
- Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c respectively contain indication information of whether Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 allows more new terminals to access, and indication information for access terminal type restrictions.
- a bit “1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling Slc, S2c, S3c is "1"
- the auxiliary detection signaling S4c The corresponding bit is "0".
- the bit "11” indicates that the corresponding base station has a restriction condition on the access terminal
- the bit "00” indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal
- the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling Slc, S2c, S4c is "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has restrictions on the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S3c is "11" and is allowed
- the terminal group ID of the access is "0101".
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signaling, and first determines the Femto BS2.
- the Femto BS3 is an accessible target base station, and then it is determined that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identifier must be "0101" to access.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; assuming that the group identifier of the terminal MS1 is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current serving base station.
- Macro BS1 obtains basic information about Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the resource block for the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc by corresponding signaling, as shown in FIG. 11, Slc, S2c.
- S3c and S4c are auxiliary detection signaling transmitted by the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively, and occupy the same time-frequency resource block.
- Slc, S2c, S3c, and S4c respectively contain indication information of whether Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 allow more new terminals to access, and indication information for access terminal type restrictions.
- a bit “1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signalings Slc, S2c, S3c are "1", and if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary detection signaling S4c
- the corresponding bit is "0".
- the bit "11” indicates that the corresponding base station has a restriction condition on the access terminal
- the bit "00” indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal, and it is assumed that the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, and the Femto BS4 do not have access terminals.
- the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling Slc, S2c, S4c is "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has restrictions on the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S3c is "11" and is allowed
- the terminal group ID of the access is "0101".
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 use a known set of The different codeword sequences in the orthogonal codeword sequence set spread Slic, S2c, S3c, and S4c and then transmit on the carrier frequency of the Fc.
- the macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 to send the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling and the adopted codeword sequence by corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 decodes the auxiliary detection signal.
- the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 are the target base stations that can be accessed, and then it is determined that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identifier must be "0101".
- the terminal can access.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; assuming that the group identifier of the terminal MS1 is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current serving base station.
- Macro BS1 obtains basic information about Femto BS2.
- a Macro BS1 is present in a wireless communication system, and the carrier frequency used is F1, Femto BS2, and the carrier frequency used is F2, Femto BS3, and the carrier frequency used is F3, Femto BS4, The carrier frequency used is F4, and the serving base station of the terminal MS 1 is Macro BS1, as shown in FIG. Fc is a common carrier frequency resource, and Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 can all send messages on Fc.
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, and Femto BS4 transmit auxiliary detection signaling on appropriate resource blocks of carrier frequency Fc.
- the upper layer network element informs Macro BS1, Femto BS2, and Femto by corresponding signaling.
- BS3 and Femto BS4 transmit the location information of the resource blocks of the auxiliary detection signaling on the carrier frequency Fc
- Slc, S2c, S3c and S4c are the auxiliary detections of the Macro BS1, the Femto BS2, the Femto BS3, and the Femto BS4 transmitted on the carrier frequency Fc, respectively.
- Slc, S2c, S3c and S4c contain Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 respectively Indication information for multiple new terminal access and indication information for access terminal type restrictions.
- a bit "1" indicates that the corresponding base station allows the new terminal to access
- a bit "0" indicates that the corresponding base station does not allow the new terminal to access.
- the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signalings Slc, S2c, S3c are "1", and if the Femto BS4 does not allow the new terminal to access, the auxiliary detection signaling S4c
- the corresponding bit is "0".
- the bit "11” indicates that the corresponding base station has restrictions on the access terminal
- the bit "00” indicates that the corresponding base station has no restriction on the access terminal, assuming that the Macro BS 1, the Femto BS2, and the Femto BS4 are connected to the access terminal.
- the corresponding bits of the auxiliary detection signaling Slc, S2c, S4c are "00"; assuming that the Femto BS3 has restrictions on the access terminal, the corresponding bit of the auxiliary detection signaling S3c is "11" and is attached The terminal group ID that is allowed to access is "0101".
- Macro BS1, Femto BS2, Femto BS3 respectively spread Slc, S2c, S3c and transmit them on the carrier frequency of Fc by using different codeword sequences in a set of known orthogonal codeword sequences.
- the Macro BS1 informs the MSI Femto BS2, Femto BS3, Femto BS4 to transmit the location information of the time-frequency resource block of the auxiliary detection signaling and the codeword sequence adopted by the Femto BS3 by the corresponding signaling, and the terminal MS1 Decoding the auxiliary detection signaling, first determining that the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 are the target base stations that can be accessed, and then determining that the Femto BS2 has no restrictions on the access terminal, and the Femto BS4 has restrictions on the access terminal and the terminal group identifier must be The terminal of "0101" can be accessed.
- the MS1 can obtain the basic information of the Femto BS2 and the Femto BS3 through the current serving base station Macro BS1; if the group identifier of the terminal MSI is not "0101", the MS1 passes the current service.
- the base station Macro BS1 acquires basic information of the Femto BS2.
- each base station in the wireless communication network sends auxiliary detection signaling on the working carrier frequency or the common carrier frequency of other base stations, so that the MS only needs to search for one carrier frequency,
- the auxiliary detection signaling sent by each base station can be obtained, thereby implementing channel estimation for each base station, and switching according to the channel estimation result, and solving the prior art
- the problem of large signaling overhead during handover and high complexity of MS search saves signaling overhead, reduces the complexity of MS search, and is conducive to power saving.
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