WO2006047947A1 - A method for realizing private-line user - Google Patents
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- CDMA IX EV-DO EDMA IX Evolution Date Only
- CDMA IX EV-DO EDMA IX Evolution Date Only
- CDMA IX EV-DO technology In mobile communication systems, the optimized version of CDMA 2000 technology, CDMA IX EV-DO technology, can support data transmissions with a maximum transmission rate of more than 2 Mbps for users who wish to obtain faster or larger capacity data processing services. The throughput can exceed 700kbps, so this data transmission rate will be comparable to the data transmission rate of the Cable Digital Subscriber Line (DSL); at the same time, CDMA IX EV-DO technology can also support data transmission. Services that require more stringent speeds, such as video transmission, large file downloads, and more. CDMA2000 IX EV-DO technology can also transmit data at the lowest cost per megabyte, which will be an important factor in promoting the popularity of wireless Internet.
- DSL Cable Digital Subscriber Line
- the system determines the forward data transmission rate according to the maximum signal strength of the signal strength reported by each user terminal, in order to achieve the forward direction.
- the maximum transmission bandwidth is maximized.
- users with higher signal strength tend to get higher transmission rates (that is, occupy a wider forward transmission bandwidth), and users with lower signal strength tend to get lower transmission rates ( That is, occupying a narrow forward transmission bandwidth).
- each user terminal is instructed according to the reverse activity bit (RAB, Reverse Activity Bit) sent by the system forward, and is adjusted according to the transition probability table issued before the system. Or reduce its own reverse data transmission rate.
- RAB Reverse Activity Bit
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a process for a user terminal to increase or decrease its own transmit power in a CDMA IX EV-DO network system
- the user terminal automatically adjusts the reverse transmission rate based on the active sector to the broadcast RAB indication
- the system sets the forward transmit RAB to 1 when its own load is heavy. Indication information; when the bearer load is light, the forward transmission RAB is set to 0.
- the transmission rate will be reduced by the probability q (the probability q is set by the base station or the default value is adopted by the terminal.
- the user terminal can be reduced from the transmission rate of 153.6 Kbps to the transmission rate of 153.6 Kbps.
- Xq 4 76.8Kbps ); If the reverse transmission rate of the user terminal is already lower than 9.6Kbps, it will not be reduced;
- probability p is set by the base station or the default value is adopted by the terminal.
- the system determines the transmission rate of the forward data according to the maximum signal strength of the signal strength reported by each user terminal, and simultaneously In order to maximize the throughput of the forward transmission bandwidth, an equalization between the system bearer load and the data transmission rate between the user terminal and the user terminal can be achieved according to the reverse activity (RA, Reverse Activity) indication sent by the user terminal in reverse. .
- RA Reverse Activity
- this data rate transmission method causes a user terminal with relatively poor channel conditions (that is, a user with a lower signal strength than other user terminals) to have a low data transmission rate, and even drops the line when it is severe, so that It is impossible to provide a guaranteed data transmission rate for a single user, and thus cannot meet the user's demand for some services. For example, some users who apply for banking services want to use a guaranteed leased line rate for data exchange, complete ATM. Withdrawal and other operations.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to propose a method for implementing a dedicated subscriber based on a CDMA IX EV-DO network system, so that the CDMA 1X EV-DO network system can provide a guaranteed dedicated line rate for the user and implement the corresponding data service. Demand.
- the present invention provides a method for implementing a dedicated line user for providing a dedicated line rate for a user in an enhanced CDMA high speed packet data mobile communication system, including the steps:
- step (C) and (D) further includes the following steps: the system determines, according to the ratio, whether the self-dedicated line rate can be provided for the dedicated line user, and if so, performs step (D); otherwise, ends.
- the system provides the dedicated line user with the forward line rate of the application by limiting the number of non-line user access.
- the system calculates that the forward private line rate of all leased line users will limit the number of non-line user accesses.
- the method further includes: the base station on the system side ensures that the dedicated line user can be preferentially scheduled by multiplying the data rate control value of the location where the dedicated line user is located by a weight value.
- the method further includes: the system limits the forward transmission rate of the leased line user to ensure that the forward transmission rate to the leased line user does not exceed the forward dedicated line rate of the application.
- the method further includes: simultaneously setting a reverse dedicated line rate required by the dedicated line user.
- the method further includes: the dedicated line user up-regulating its reverse transmission rate to the reverse dedicated line rate according to a reverse transition probability table set by the system, and maintaining the reverse dedicated line when uplinking to the reverse dedicated line rate Rate.
- the system sets the probability of up-regulation after the reverse dedicated line rate required by the private line user in the reverse transition probability table is zero; or
- the system sends rate limiting signaling to the dedicated line user when the reverse line rate of the private line user reaches the reverse dedicated line rate, so that the dedicated line user maintains the reverse dedicated line rate.
- the dedicated line user may be a fixed user in an enhanced code division multiple access high speed packet data mobile communication system, or may be an enhanced code division multiple access high speed packet data mobile communication. Mobile users in the system.
- the implementation method of the dedicated line user of the present invention is determined by the data rate control (DRC, Data Rate Control) value of the user's current forward line rate and the position of the user.
- DRC Data Rate Control
- the implementation method of the dedicated line user of the present invention can also provide the forward data transmission processing for other non-dedicated users by using the remaining time slots in the forward transmission total time slot on the basis of providing the forward line rate for the dedicated line user, thereby A balance can be achieved between the system carrying load and the data transfer rate with the user terminal.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a process for a user terminal to increase or decrease its own transmission power in a CDMA 1X EV-DO network system;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a forward transmission time slot to be occupied by a user when enjoying a dedicated line rate in the implementation method of the private line user of the present invention.
- the implementation method of the private line user proposed by the present invention can firstly provide a guaranteed dedicated line rate for some users, and then determine the forward transmission rate of the non-dedicated line user according to the signal strength reported by other non-dedicated user terminals.
- the throughput of the forward transmission bandwidth is maximized as much as possible; at the same time, according to the reverse dedicated line rate applied by the dedicated line user, the reverse transmission rate of the system is adjusted to the reverse dedicated line rate of the application through the transition probability table indicated by the system.
- the RAB indication is sent to other non-dedicated users to increase or decrease the reverse transmission rate of the non-dedicated subscribers, thereby achieving an equilibrium between the system bearer load and the data transmission rate of the user terminal.
- FIG. 2 is a flow of an implementation method of a dedicated line user of the present invention.
- Step S10 setting a forward dedicated line rate required by the dedicated line user; this is mainly to set a corresponding forward dedicated line rate according to what data communication service the user actually needs to enjoy;
- Step S20 obtaining a data rate control (DRC) value of a location where the dedicated line user is located by using a test method (in practice, using an electrical test method); and electrically testing, that is, simulating a user's use at the corresponding location, to measure that the user is in the The position receives the intensity value of the forward signal;
- DRC data rate control
- Step S30 dividing the forward dedicated line rate applied by the user in step S10 by the DRC value of the location of the dedicated line user measured in step S20, thereby obtaining a forward transmission time slot and forward transmission that meet the forward dedicated line rate of the user. Ratio of total time slots;
- the system adopts a time division multiple access structure in the forward direction, the priority of the user and the priority of the service are finally reflected in the proportion of the user occupied by the resources, that is, the time slot resources. Occupancy ratio. Therefore, in the CDMA 1X EV-DO mobile communication system, if the leased line user wants to obtain the leased line rate, it must occupy a sufficient number of slots in the forward transmission total time slot in the case of a specific DRC in its own location. Guarantee the rate of the forward line of the contract.
- the dedicated line users mentioned here may be fixed users (referring to mobile station users with relatively fixed positions) or mobile users (referring to mobile station users who can move freely) in the CDMA IX EV-DO mobile communication system.
- the DRC value is relatively fixed. Therefore, if the location of the dedicated line user is electrically measured before the dedicated line user opens an account, it can be predicted that the forward transmission resource is satisfied when the subscriber line rate is met. Occupied (ie the number of forward transmit slots required).
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a forward transmission time slot occupied by a user when enjoying a dedicated line rate in the implementation method of the private line user of the present invention
- theoretical research shows: the proportion of each dedicated line user to the forward resource ( That is, the proportion of the total time slot for the forward transmission is equal to the line rate of the dedicated line user divided by the DRC value of the location where the user is located;
- Step S40 The system provides the forward line rate of the application for the dedicated line user by using the corresponding time slot in the forward transmission total time slot according to the ratio determined in step S30, as described above, if the user applies for the dedicated line.
- the rate and the DRC of the location of the user find that the ratio is 1/2, and the system uses half of the forward transmission total time slots to forward the data for the dedicated line user to reach the forward direction of the application.
- Dedicated line rate The rate and the DRC of the location of the user find that the ratio is 1/2, and the system uses half of the forward transmission total time slots to forward the data for the dedicated line user to reach the forward direction of the application.
- the system achieves the purpose of providing the forward line rate of the application for all the dedicated users by limiting the number of non-dedicated users.
- the implementation method of the dedicated line user of the present invention needs to be based on the original system resource access control to ensure the access of the dedicated line user at any time, and is required to be ensured after the dedicated line user accesses.
- the user can obtain the forward dedicated line rate of the application. Therefore, it is necessary to limit the number of ordinary users allowed to access the system according to the occupation of the forwarded resources of the system by the dedicated line user, so as to ensure that the load of the system can be in a reasonable state. .
- the corresponding DRC value can be obtained by the wireless environment where the electric line user is located, and the line user actually applies for the line rate to calculate the line user to enjoy the application.
- the rate of the dedicated line which actually occupies the proportion of forward-sending resources, and then decides whether the line user can get the actual line rate of the application according to the ratio.
- the forward resource occupancy caused by the joining of a dedicated line user will limit the number of other non-dedicated users (ie, ordinary users) to join, that is, a dedicated line user.
- the highest forward transmission rate can reach the forward private line rate requirement of the application, so that the ratio of the forward dedicated line rate of the application to the forward line user is the DRC value of the user's location.
- the proportion of leased resources that the leased line users use will not exceed one, so as to ensure that the forward transmission resources of the entire system will not be exhausted to a dedicated line user, and other users' access is guaranteed.
- dedicated subscribers may be due to changes in the wireless environment during long-term applications.
- the rate to the leased line cannot achieve the expected effect.
- the antenna needs to be adjusted.
- the system cannot meet the leased line rate of the leased line user, it can stop serving it and continue to provide the line rate service if it can provide.
- the base station on the system side is required to preferentially schedule the dedicated line user through the air interface resource, wherein the dedicated line user can be preferentially scheduled, and can be implemented by multiplying the DRC value of the location where the dedicated line user is located by a weight value.
- multiplying the DRC value of the location of the dedicated line user by a weight value N is equivalent to increasing the DRC value of the location of the dedicated line user by N times, thereby ensuring the dedicated line user. It can be preferentially scheduled by the base station. Similarly, if the DRC of the location where the leased line user is located is multiplied by a sufficiently large weight value, it can be guaranteed that the leased line user can always be scheduled by the base station. Of course, other scheduling policies can also be used to ensure that the dedicated line users can be preferentially scheduled by the base station through the air interface resources, and details are not described herein again.
- the system can implement the rate limiting of the forward transmission rate of the private line user, that is, through the network side (such as the wireless access network, the core network, or IP network, etc.)
- the rate limit of the forward transmission rate of the leased line user is controlled to ensure that the forward transmission rate of the leased line user does not exceed the forward line rate of the application, and the private line user is prevented from using the forward transmission resource of the system.
- the forward line rate required by the line user is set, and the reverse line rate required by the user is also set; so that the line user can set the reverse transfer probability table according to the system setting. , up-regulates its own reverse send rate and remains at the reverse line rate when it is raised to the set reverse line rate.
- the way in which the private line user maintains the reverse dedicated line rate when the reverse transmission rate of the private line is raised to the reverse line rate of the application can be set by the system to set the reverse transfer probability table to reach the required line of the dedicated line user.
- the probability of the uplink to the dedicated line rate is zero; or the system may send the rate limiting signaling ( Rate_Limit signaling) to the dedicated line when the reverse transmission rate of the dedicated line user is detected to reach the set reverse line rate.
- Rate_Limit signaling This is implemented to limit the reverse rate of the private line user's reverse transmission rate beyond the reverse line rate of the application, to avoid the transition to occupy system resources.
- the management of the reverse transmission resource is to ensure that the dedicated line user can be correctly demodulated at a certain reverse dedicated line rate by controlling the transmission power of the user terminal. From In practical application, this kind of power control effect is basically satisfactory, that is, the power control mode can ensure that no matter how far the dedicated line user is from the base station (normal coverage), the user with the same reverse transmission rate to the base station.
- the interference is basically the same (there may be fluctuations in the power control process, which can be ignored here); the interference of the private line user to other users and the contribution to the reverse bearer load of the base station is only the reverse transmission rate of the dedicated line user and The current total load carrying capacity of the system is related.
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