Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a paging monitoring method and a terminal, which solve the problem that in the prior art, a paging mechanism cannot realize beam scanning at a terminal side in a high frequency scene.
To solve the above technical problem, an embodiment of the present invention provides a paging monitoring method, including:
before a paging time PO to which a terminal belongs appears, carrying out beam scanning in a SS Block window closest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam;
and monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Optionally, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or
Of the one or more POs, a last PO is partially disposed within the SS Block window, and another PO is partially disposed on resources outside and adjacent to the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is configured outside the SS Block window.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots;
and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
Optionally, the step of monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receive beam includes:
determining a target SS Block corresponding to the receiving beam;
determining a target time slot in the PO time slot according to the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation;
and monitoring paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO;
the step of determining a target timeslot in the timeslot of the PO according to the target SS Block and the preset correspondence includes:
acquiring a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block from the time slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotx as a target time slot;
wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO includes Z2 timeslots sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each timeslot respectively includes a plurality of pre-divided sub-timeslots, and the PO includes Z1 sub-timeslots sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO;
the step of determining a target timeslot in the timeslot of the PO according to the target SS Block and the preset correspondence includes:
acquiring a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the sub-Slot' x as a target time Slot;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the step of determining a target timeslot in the timeslot of the PO according to the target SS Block and the preset correspondence includes:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G1 is obtained by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Sloty as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the step of determining a target timeslot in the timeslot of the PO according to the target SS Block and the preset correspondence includes:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G2 is obtained by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Slotz as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM));
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN;
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs is less than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with the POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with the POs.
To solve the above technical problem, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a terminal, including:
the system comprises a beam scanning module, a receiving module and a processing module, wherein the beam scanning module is used for scanning a beam in a SS Block window closest to a paging time PO before the PO to which the terminal belongs appears to obtain a receiving beam;
and the paging monitoring module is used for monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving wave beam.
In order to solve the above technical problem, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a terminal, including a transceiver, a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored in the memory and executable on the processor;
the processor is used for reading the program in the memory and executing the following processes: before a paging time PO to which a terminal belongs appears, carrying out beam scanning in a SS Block window closest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam; and monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Optionally, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or
Of the one or more POs, a last PO is partially disposed within the SS Block window, and another PO is partially disposed on resources outside and adjacent to the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is configured outside the SS Block window.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots;
and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
Optionally, the processor is further configured to determine a target SS Block corresponding to the receive beam; determining a target time slot in the PO time slot according to the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation; and monitoring paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO;
the processor is further configured to: acquiring a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block from the time slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotx as a target time slot;
wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO includes Z2 timeslots sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each timeslot respectively includes a plurality of pre-divided sub-timeslots, and the PO includes Z1 sub-timeslots sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO;
the processor is further configured to: acquiring a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the sub-Slot' x as a target time Slot;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the processor is further configured to:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G1 is obtained by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Sloty as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the processor is further configured to:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G2 is obtained by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Slotz as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM));
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN;
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs is less than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with the POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with the POs.
To solve the above technical problem, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a computer-readable storage medium, on which a computer program is stored, which when executed by a processor implements the steps of the paging listening method as described in any one of the above.
The technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial effects:
in the paging monitoring method of the embodiment of the invention, before a PO to which a terminal belongs appears, beam scanning is carried out in an SS Block window nearest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam; and then monitoring the paging message in the PO to which the terminal belongs through the receiving beam. Therefore, the terminal side multiplexes the scanning period of the SS Block to perform the self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine the receiving beam incidentally and complete the paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the conventional paging mechanism cannot realize the scanning of the beam at the terminal side in a high-frequency scene is solved, and because the scanning of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of the system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced.
Detailed Description
In order to make the technical problems, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the following detailed description is given with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
For better understanding of the present invention, first, a SS Block (synchronous Signal Block) according to an embodiment of the present invention is briefly described. SS blocks are NR systems for Broadcast and Synchronization, each of which contains PSS (Primary Synchronization Signal), PBCH (Physical Broadcast Channel), and SSs (Secondary Synchronization Signal) channels. In order to meet the requirement of NR for beam scanning by using high frequency spectrum, SS Block itself performs beam scanning, but the original purpose of designing SS Block is to solve the synchronization and system broadcast problems in high frequency system. The current NR corresponding terminal side beam selection procedure is still pending.
The invention provides a paging monitoring method considering beam scanning of a network side and a terminal, which has the main idea that an SS Block scanning period is multiplexed to enable the terminal to determine a receiving beam of the terminal and complete paging monitoring of the terminal according to the determined beam.
In some embodiments of the present invention, referring to fig. 1, a paging listening method is provided, including:
step 101, before the paging time PO to which the terminal itself belongs, beam scanning is performed in a synchronization signal Block SS Block window closest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam.
Here, the terminal performs beam scanning in an SS Block window closest to a PO before the PO to which the terminal belongs appears, and obtains a receiving beam, thereby multiplexing a scanning period of the SS Block to perform a beam selection process of the terminal, enabling the terminal to incidentally determine the receiving beam thereof, and completing paging listening according to the determined beam.
Step 102, monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving beam.
Here, the terminal monitors the paging message in the PO to which the terminal belongs through the reception beam obtained by beam scanning in the SS Block window.
According to the paging monitoring method provided by the embodiment of the invention, the terminal side multiplexes the scanning period of the SS Block to perform the self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine the receiving beam incidentally and complete the paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the existing paging mechanism cannot realize the scanning of the beam at the terminal side in a high-frequency scene is solved, and the scanning work of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of the system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced.
At present, there is no association matching relationship between the scan cycle of SS Block and the paging cycle of the terminal, and the two are independently configured processes, and in order to implement the process of multiplexing the scan cycle of SS Block by the terminal side to select its own beam, it is necessary to set appropriate constraint conditions for the two, specifically, there are two feasible schemes.
Scheme 1: the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
In the scheme, PO and SS Block windows are not configured independently, and the PO and the SS Block windows are directly related.
Specifically, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Here, the window in which SS Block appears is typically only 5 ms. And forming a synchronous burst set SS burst set by a plurality of SS blocks in the SS Block 5ms window. The period of SS burst set period, i.e., the period in which the SS Block 5ms window appears, may be one of {5ms, 10ms, 20ms, 40ms, 80ms, 160ms }. The position where the SS Block 5ms window appears in the period of SS burst set is usually set by an offset (offset). Except that SS Block can occupy a part of resources in the SS Block 5ms window, other residual resources in the window can be used for placing PO, the PO and the SS Block are placed in the SS Block 5ms window after the design, the terminal beam scanning is completed through the SS Block scanning process in the SS Block 5ms window, therefore, the terminal receiving beam direction is determined, and then the monitoring of network side paging messages is completed through monitoring the PO appearing after the SS Block scanning in the SS Block 5ms window.
As shown in fig. 2, a plurality of SS blocks (shown by SSBs) in the SS Block 5ms window form an SS burst set. The SS Block 5ms window includes a plurality of subframes, and each subframe is configured with a PDCCH (Physical Downlink Control Channel). The first part of the resources of the SS Block 5ms window are occupied by SS Block, but the SS Block 5ms window is not completely occupied by SS Block, and the remaining resources can place PO. The terminal can not only complete synchronization and read broadcast information by using an SS Block 5ms window, but also determine the direction of a receiving beam.
Further, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or a part of the last PO of the one or more POs is disposed within the SS Block window, and another part is disposed on a resource outside the SS Block window and adjacent to the SS Block window.
At this time, if the remaining resources in the SS Block window can place the complete PO or POs, the PO or POs is/are all configured in the SS Block window; if the remaining resources in the SS Block window are not enough to place a complete PO or POs, allowing part of the last PO to occupy the subsequent part of resources of the SS Block window, that is, part of the last PO is configured in the SS Block window, another part is configured outside the SS Block window and on the resources adjacent to the SS Block window, and all other POs are configured in the SS Block window.
And if the rest part of resources in the SS Block window can be provided with a plurality of POs, the POs are arranged, and the specific quantity of the arranged POs can be determined according to the system frequency band (directly related to the number of the SS Block), the time-frequency resource range occupied by one SS Block and the time-frequency resource size occupied by one PO.
As shown in fig. 3, a first part of the resources of the SS Block 5ms window are occupied by SS Block and the remaining part of the resources are allocated one or more POs. The PO closest to the right boundary of the SS Block 5ms window does not necessarily occupy the right boundary of the SS Block 5ms window, and the PO closest to the right boundary of the SS Block 5ms window is allowed to occupy the subsequent part of the resource of the SS Block window, that is, the last PO occupies the subsequent part of the resource of the SS Block window. As shown in fig. 4, a part of the last PO is within the SS Block 5ms window, and another part is on the time-frequency resource immediately after the SS Block 5ms window.
It should be noted that some slots of the PO exceed the SS Block window is allowed, but the start slot of the PO must be in the SS Block window and after SS Block scanning is completed, i.e. the PO and SS Block are directly related.
It should be noted that, the embodiment of the present invention does not limit how the terminal determines the PO that the terminal should monitor in one DRX cycle, that is, the problem of the paging packet of the terminal, and may specifically adopt any known manner.
Further, when the number of POs is smaller than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with POs.
At this time, if the density of the SS Block window of the system is greater than the PO density, and the number of POs and the number of SSBlock windows are in a one-to-many relationship, there is a case where there is no PO in a part of the SS Block window, that is, there is a part of the SS Block window in the system where POs are arranged, and there is no PO in the remaining SS Block window. The terminal still only monitors the nearest SS Block 5ms window before the PO appears to perform terminal beam scanning, and except the SS Block 5ms window where the PO is located, no PO information exists in other redundant SS Block 5ms windows, namely the SS Block 5ms window belongs to a normal SS Block 5ms window.
Scheme 2: the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
In the scheme, PO and SS Block windows are independently configured, and PO and SS Block windows are indirectly related.
Specifically, the PO is disposed outside the SS Block window.
Here, the window in which SS Block appears is typically only 5 ms. And a plurality of SS blocks in the SS Block 5ms window form an SS burst set. The period of SS burst set period, i.e., the period in which the SS Block 5ms window appears, may be one of {5ms, 10ms, 20ms, 40ms, 80ms, 160ms }. The position where the SS Block 5ms window appears in the period of SS burst set is usually set by an offset (offset). Specifically, the PO is configured outside the SS Block 5ms window. The SS Block beam scanning process in the SS Block 5ms window can enable the terminal to complete the self receiving beam scanning confirmation work, the SS Block 5ms window is designed in such a way that the terminal is only used for determining the receiving beam direction, and the real PO monitoring work is independent of the fact that the terminal determines the receiving beam direction through the SS Block 5ms window. SS Block and PO are configured relatively independently, and there is no strict corresponding relation between one PO and one SS Block 5ms window. The SS Block 5ms window and PO may be in a one-to-many relationship as shown in fig. 6, although a one-to-one relationship, as shown in fig. 7, or a many-to-one relationship is not excluded. However, in any relationship, it is specified that a terminal belonging to a PO packet only listens to a SS Block 5ms window closest to the PO before the PO to which the terminal belongs appears, and thus, the terminal completes the scanning operation of the reception beam required by the terminal.
It should be noted that which PO of a DRX to which the terminal belongs is agreed by the network side and the terminal in a unified manner, and the calculation method of the present invention is not limited, and any known method may be adopted.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots; and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
At this time, no matter in scheme 1 or scheme 2, the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the timeslot in the PO according to the preset corresponding relationship, that is, there is a certain corresponding relationship between the timeslots in the SS Block and the PO, and the terminal only needs to monitor a certain corresponding timeslot in the PO without continuously monitoring the whole PO after completing the monitoring of the SS Block window, thereby saving the power consumption of the terminal.
Optionally, the step 102 includes:
step 1021, determining a target SS Block corresponding to the receiving beam;
step 1022, determining a target time slot in the PO time slot according to the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relationship;
step 1023, listening for paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot via the receive beam.
At this time, after the terminal completes SS Block window monitoring, a target SSBlock corresponding to a reception beam is determined, and then a target timeslot is determined in a timeslot of the PO according to a preset correspondence between the target SSBlock and timeslots in the SS Block and the PO, so that only a paging message in one or more timeslots including the target timeslot, such as only the target timeslot or a plurality of timeslots centered on the target timeslot, needs to be monitored through the reception beam, without monitoring the entire PO, thereby achieving the purpose of saving power consumption.
In the embodiment of the present invention, the number of SS blocks in the SS Block window may be determined by the system frequency, and the number of Slot slots in the PO may be configured by the network side. The number of SS blocks may be one of 4, 8, or 64 depending on the frequency. The number of slots in PO is less than or equal to the number of SS blocks because the beam scanned by the slots may be in one direction or a group of directions, and thus there is a problem how to form the slots in SS blocks and PO into correspondence, and several corresponding ways of the embodiments of the present invention are described below.
Scene 1: the number of SS blocks within the SS Block window is the same as the number of slots in the PO.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO; wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
At this time, SS blocks in SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to slots in PO, that is, SSB1 in SS Block windows corresponds to Slot1 in PO, SSB2 in SS Block windows corresponds to Slot2 in PO, … …, and SSBZ in SS Block windows corresponds to Slot z in PO.
The above step 1022 includes:
and acquiring a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block from the time slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotx as a target time slot.
Here, SSBx in the SS Block window corresponds to Slotx in PO, and the terminal monitors a paging message in one or more time slots including the slot by using the time slot Slotx as a target time slot through a receiving beam.
At this time, after the terminal determines that the terminal receives the wave beam through the SS Block scanning process, the terminal can wake up at the corresponding Slot time in the PO, and the terminal enters a sleep state in the rest Slot time in the PO, so that the power consumption of the terminal is saved.
As shown in fig. 5, the SS Block window includes 4 SS blocks identified by SSB1, SSB2, SSB3, and SSB4 in sequence, and the PO includes 4 slots identified by Slot1, Slot2, Slot3, and Slot4 in sequence. SSB1 in the SS Block window corresponds to a Slot1 in the PO, SSB2 in the SS Block window corresponds to a Slot2 in the PO, SSB3 in the SS Block window corresponds to a Slot3 in the PO, and SSB4 in the SS Block window corresponds to a Slot4 in the PO. Assuming that the identifier of the target SS Block is SSB2, the terminal takes Slot2 in the PO corresponding to SSB2 as the target timeslot, and the terminal only needs to listen to one or more timeslots including Slot 2.
Scene 2: the number of SS blocks within the SS Block window is greater than the number of slots in the PO.
For example, the number of SS blocks in the SS Block window is 64, and the number of slots in a PO is 8, so that there is a problem that a plurality of SSB beams correspond to one Slot, and the simplest solution is three:
mode 1: the SS Block window comprises Z1 SS blocks which are sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO comprises Z2 time slots which are sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each time Slot comprises a plurality of pre-divided sub-time slots, and the PO comprises Z1 sub-time slots which are sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO; wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
At this time, the Slot in the PO subdivides the sub-Slot ', so as to achieve the same effect as the above scenario 1, where the SS Block in the SS Block window with the same number j corresponds to the sub-Slot in the PO, that is, the SSB1 in the SSBlock window corresponds to the Slot' 1 in the PO, the SSB2 in the SS Block window corresponds to the Slot '2 in the PO, and … …, and the SSBZ in the SS Block window corresponds to the Slot' Z in the PO.
The above step 1022 includes:
and acquiring a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the sub-Slot' x as the target time Slot.
Here, SSBx in the SS Block window corresponds to a sub-Slot ' x in PO, and the terminal monitors a paging message in one or more sub-slots including the sub-Slot ' x through a receive beam with the sub-Slot ' x as a target Slot.
At this time, after the terminal determines that the terminal receives the wave beam through the SS Block scanning process, the terminal can wake up at the corresponding sub-Slot' time in the PO, and the terminal enters a sleep state in the rest of sub-Slot time in the PO, so that the power consumption of the terminal is saved.
Mode 2: the SS Block window comprises Z1 SS blocks which are sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, and the PO comprises Z2 time slots which are sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot 2; wherein j is a number; wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
The above step 1022 includes:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G1 is obtained by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;(1)
and acquiring a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO according to the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Sloty as a target time slot.
Wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO.
Here, a beam corresponding to the same SS Block of G1 is placed in a Slot of PO, both the terminal and the network side obey this rule, the terminal acquires the number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block, then acquires the value of G1 by the above formula 1, then takes the Slot Sloty in PO corresponding to G1 as the target Slot, and the terminal listens to the paging message in one or more slots including the Slot Sloty through the receiving beam.
At this time, after the terminal determines that the terminal receives the wave beam through the SS Block scanning process, the terminal can wake up at the corresponding Slot time in the PO, and the terminal enters a sleep state in the rest Slot time in the PO, so that the power consumption of the terminal is saved.
Note that, the symbol "/" in the above formula 1 indicates a lower integer, for example, 7/3 is 2, and 8/3 is 2.
Mode 3: the SS Block window comprises Z1 SS blocks which are sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, and the PO comprises Z2 time slots which are sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot 2; wherein j is a number; wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
The above step 1022 includes:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G2 is obtained by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2; (2)
and acquiring a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO according to the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotz as a target time slot.
Wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO.
Here, a beam corresponding to the same SS Block of G2 is placed at a Slot of PO, both the terminal and the network side obey this rule, the terminal acquires the number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block, then acquires the value of G2 by the above formula 2, then takes the Slot Slotz in PO corresponding to G2 as the target Slot, and the terminal listens to the paging message in one or more slots including the Slot Slotz through the receive beam.
At this time, after the terminal determines that the terminal receives the wave beam through the SS Block scanning process, the terminal can wake up at the corresponding Slot time in the PO, and the terminal enters a sleep state in the rest Slot time in the PO, so that the power consumption of the terminal is saved.
Of course, the Slot corresponding manner of SS Block and PO in the SS Block window in the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above several manners, and any corresponding manner that can enable the terminal to determine the Slot corresponding to PO by using the target SS Block without monitoring the slots of SS Block and PO of the entire PO may be applied to the present invention, which is not described herein.
In embodiments of the present invention, there may be a one-to-many, one-to-one, or many-to-one relationship between the SS Block window and the PO.
Scene 1: there is a one-to-many relationship between the SS Block window and the PO as shown in fig. 6.
The problem that a plurality of terminals of the PO need to monitor the same SS Block window exists in the scene.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM)); (3)
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k; (4)
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
At this time, in both scheme 1 and scheme 2, before a terminal in a group of POs that satisfies the above equation 3 and has the same i _ s result monitors that its belonging PO appears, a SS Block 5ms window that satisfies SFN mod M ═ k nearest to the PO performs terminal beam scanning, so that timeliness is ensured.
Note that, the symbol "/" in the above formula 3 indicates a rounding-down, for example, 7/3 is 2, and 8/3 is 2.
Scene 2: there is a one-to-one relationship between the SS Block window and the PO as shown in fig. 7, or a many-to-one relationship between the SSBlock window and the PO.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN; (5)
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k; (4)
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
At this time, in both scheme 1 and scheme 2, before a terminal in a group of POs that satisfies the above equation 5 and has the same i _ s result monitors that its belonging PO appears, a SS Block 5ms window that satisfies SFN mod M ═ k nearest to the PO performs terminal beam scanning, so that timeliness is ensured.
In the above formula 5, the symbol "/" indicates a downward rounding, and for example, 7/3 is 2, and 8/3 is 2.
The embodiment of the invention provides a paging monitoring method considering beam scanning of a network side and a terminal side at the same time, wherein the terminal side multiplexes a scanning period of SS Block to perform a self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine a receiving beam incidentally and complete paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the prior paging mechanism can not realize the scanning and the selection of the receiving beam of the terminal side under a high-frequency scene is solved, and because the scanning work of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of a system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced. The resulting series of schemes for improvement between the PO and SS Block 5ms windows are presented, making the scheme fully feasible.
In some embodiments of the present invention, as shown in fig. 8, there is also provided a terminal, including:
a beam scanning module 801, configured to perform beam scanning in a SS Block window of a synchronization signal Block closest to a paging time PO before the PO to which the terminal belongs occurs, to obtain a received beam;
a paging monitoring module 802, configured to monitor the paging message in the PO through the receive beam.
The terminal multiplexes the scanning period of the SS Block to perform the self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine the receiving beam incidentally and complete the paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the existing paging mechanism can not realize the scanning of the beam at the terminal side in a high-frequency scene is solved, and because the scanning of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of the system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced.
Optionally, the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Optionally, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or
Of the one or more POs, a last PO is partially disposed within the SS Block window, and another PO is partially disposed on resources outside and adjacent to the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is configured outside the SS Block window.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots;
and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
Optionally, the paging listening module 802 includes:
a first determining submodule, configured to determine a target SS Block corresponding to the receive beam;
a second determining submodule, configured to determine a target timeslot in the timeslot of the PO according to the target SS Block and the preset correspondence;
and the paging monitoring submodule is used for monitoring the paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO;
the second determination submodule includes:
a first determining unit, configured to obtain, according to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset correspondence, a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block in the time slot of the PO, and use the time slot Slotx as a target time slot;
wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO includes Z2 timeslots sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each timeslot respectively includes a plurality of pre-divided sub-timeslots, and the PO includes Z1 sub-timeslots sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO;
the second determination submodule includes:
a second determining unit, configured to obtain, according to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset correspondence, a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO, and use the sub-Slot' x as a target time Slot;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the second determination submodule includes:
a first obtaining unit, configured to obtain a number x corresponding to an identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
a second obtaining unit configured to obtain a value of G1 by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;
a third determining unit, configured to obtain a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO according to the preset corresponding relationship, and use the time slot Sloty as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the second determination submodule includes:
a third obtaining unit, configured to obtain a number x corresponding to an identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
a fourth obtaining unit configured to obtain a value of G2 by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2;
a fourth determining unit, configured to obtain a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO according to the preset corresponding relationship, and use the time slot Slotz as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM));
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN;
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs is less than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with the POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with the POs.
The terminal multiplexes the scanning period of the SS Block to perform the self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine the receiving beam incidentally and complete the paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the existing paging mechanism can not realize the scanning of the beam at the terminal side in a high-frequency scene is solved, and because the scanning of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of the system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced.
It should be noted that, all the implementation manners in the above-mentioned paging listening method embodiment are applicable to the embodiment of the terminal, and the same technical effect can be achieved.
In some embodiments of the present invention, as illustrated with reference to fig. 9, there is also provided a terminal comprising a transceiver 910, a memory 920, a processor 900, a user interface 930, a bus interface and a computer program stored on the memory 920 and executable on the processor 900;
the processor 900 is used for reading the program in the memory and executing the following processes: before a paging time PO to which a terminal belongs appears, carrying out beam scanning in a SS Block window closest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam; and monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving beam.
The terminal multiplexes the scanning period of the SS Block to perform the self beam selection process, so that the terminal can determine the receiving beam incidentally and complete the paging monitoring according to the determined beam, the problem that the existing paging mechanism can not realize the scanning of the beam at the terminal side in a high-frequency scene is solved, and because the scanning of the receiving beam of the terminal is completed together with the scanning process of the SS Block of the system, a new terminal scanning period is not introduced into the system, and the system overhead is reduced.
In fig. 9, among other things, the bus architecture may include any number of interconnected buses and bridges, with one or more processors, represented by processor 900, and various circuits, represented by memory 920, being linked together. The bus architecture may also link together various other circuits such as peripherals, voltage regulators, power management circuits, and the like, which are well known in the art, and therefore, will not be described any further herein. The bus interface provides an interface. The transceiver 910 may be a number of elements, including a transmitter and a transceiver, providing a means for communicating with various other apparatus over a transmission medium. The user interface 930 may also be an interface capable of interfacing with a desired device for different user devices, including but not limited to a keypad, display, speaker, microphone, joystick, etc.
The processor 900 is responsible for managing the bus architecture and general processing, and the memory 920 may store data used by the processor 900 in performing operations.
Optionally, the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Optionally, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or a part of the last PO of the one or more POs is disposed within the SS Block window, and another part is disposed on a resource outside the SS Block window and adjacent to the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is configured outside the SS Block window.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots; and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
Optionally, the processor 900 is further configured to determine a target SS Block corresponding to the receive beam; determining a target time slot in the PO time slot according to the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation; and monitoring paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO;
the processor 900 is further configured to: acquiring a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block from the time slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotx as a target time slot;
wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO includes Z2 timeslots sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each timeslot respectively includes a plurality of pre-divided sub-timeslots, and the PO includes Z1 sub-timeslots sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO;
the processor 900 is further configured to: acquiring a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the sub-Slot' x as a target time Slot;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the processor 900 is further configured to:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G1 is obtained by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Sloty as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the processor 900 is further configured to:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G2 is obtained by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Slotz as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM));
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN;
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs is less than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with the POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with the POs.
In some embodiments of the invention, there is also provided a computer readable storage medium having stored thereon a computer program which when executed by a processor performs the steps of:
before a paging time PO to which a terminal belongs appears, carrying out beam scanning in a SS Block window closest to the PO to obtain a receiving beam;
and monitoring the paging message in the PO through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the PO is directly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, a part of resources in the SS Block window configures SS Block, and the remaining part of resources configures one or more POs, where the one or more POs configurations occur after the SS Block.
Optionally, all of the one or more POs are configured within the SS Block window; or a part of the last PO of the one or more POs is disposed within the SS Block window, and another part is disposed on a resource outside the SS Block window and adjacent to the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is indirectly associated with the SS Block window.
Optionally, the PO is configured outside the SS Block window.
Optionally, a plurality of SS blocks are configured in the SS Block window, and the PO includes a plurality of slots; and the SS Block in the SS Block window corresponds to the time slot in the PO according to a preset corresponding relation.
Optionally, the program further implements the following steps when executed by the processor: determining a target SS Block corresponding to the receiving beam; determining a target time slot in the PO time slot according to the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation; and monitoring paging messages in one or more time slots including the target time slot through the receiving beam.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBi … SSBZ in sequence, and the PO includes Z slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot … Slot in sequence; wherein i is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number i correspond to time slots in the PO;
the program when executed by the processor further implements the steps of:
acquiring a time slot Slotx corresponding to the target SS Block from the time slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the time slot Slotx as a target time slot;
wherein Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1, and i and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks sequentially identified as SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1, the PO includes Z2 timeslots sequentially identified as Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot Z2, each timeslot respectively includes a plurality of pre-divided sub-timeslots, and the PO includes Z1 sub-timeslots sequentially identified as Slot '1 and Slot' 2 … S lot 'j … Slot' Z1; wherein j is a number, and the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows with the same number j correspond to sub-slots in the PO;
the program when executed by the processor further implements the steps of:
acquiring a sub-Slot 'x corresponding to the target SS Block in the time Slot of the PO according to the identification SSBx of the target SS Block and the preset corresponding relation, and taking the sub-Slot' x as a target time Slot;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, and j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the program when executed by the processor further implements the steps of:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G1 is obtained by the following formula:
G1=xZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Sloty corresponding to G1 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Sloty as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G1 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are both integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and y is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, the SS Block window includes Z1 SS blocks whose identifiers are SSB1 and SSB2 … SSBj … SSBZ1 in sequence, and the PO includes Z2 slots whose identifiers are Slot1 and Slot2 … Slot2 in sequence; wherein j is a number;
the program when executed by the processor further implements the steps of:
acquiring a number x corresponding to the identifier SSBx of the target SS Block;
the value of G2 is obtained by the following formula:
G2=xmodZ2;
according to the preset corresponding relation, acquiring a time slot Slotz corresponding to G2 in the time slot of the PO, and taking the time slot Slotz as a target time slot;
wherein the preset corresponding relationship is that SS blocks in the SS Block windows identical to G2 correspond to the same timeslot in the PO;
wherein Z1 and Z2 are both integers greater than or equal to 1, Z1 is greater than Z2, j and x are integers greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z1, and Z is an integer greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to Z2.
Optionally, when the number of POs is greater than the number of SS Block windows in a unit time, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window and satisfy the following formula:
i_s=(UE_IDmodN)(N(TM));
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identifier of the terminal, T is the discontinuous reception DRX period, N is the number of POs in one DRX period, SFN is the radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs in a unit time is less than or equal to the number of SS Block windows, terminals in a group of POs with the same i _ s result and satisfying the following formula perform beam scanning in the same SS Block window:
i_s=UE_IDmodN;
the configuration of the SS Block window satisfies the following formula:
SFNmodM=k;
the UE _ ID is the identification of the terminal, N is the number of POs in a DRX period, SFN is a radio frame number, M is the period of an SS Block window, and k is the position of a radio frame where the first SS Block window of the system appears.
Optionally, when the number of POs is less than the number of SS Block windows, part of the SS Block windows are configured with the POs, and the rest of the SS Block windows are not configured with the POs.
In various embodiments of the present invention, it should be understood that the sequence numbers of the above-mentioned processes do not mean the execution sequence, and the execution sequence of each process should be determined by its function and inherent logic, and should not constitute any limitation on the implementation process of the embodiments of the present invention.
While the foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.