WO2006057338A1 - アップリンクトランスポートレイヤの伝送方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to uplink (uplink) data packet transmission in a mobile communication network.
- the present invention relates to a congestion reduction mechanism in a transmission network that interconnects a base station and a radio network controller.
- the present invention relates to mobile communications using diversity handover to increase radio layer capacity.
- a mobile station transmits uplink data packets wirelessly to a base station (BTS) transceiver.
- BTS base station
- the received packet is forwarded to a radio network controller (RNC), which then sends it to the appropriate upper layer, eg the Internet.
- RNC radio network controller
- the base station performs scheduling for a large number of mobile stations, while satisfying service requirements of individual mobile stations, To maximize the total uplink data throughput.
- Fig. 1 shows the EDCH Enhancement of Uplink Dedicatated Channel in a WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) mobile system.
- MSI Mobile Station
- MS 2 mobile stations
- 101, 102 transmit multiple data flows (for example, multiple data services) through the uplink (uplink).
- Uplink data transmission is controlled by the base station scheduler 103.
- An uplink capacity request message 104 and a downlink (downlink) capacity allocation message 105 are exchanged between the mobile station and the base station.
- Dynamic (dynamic) uplink radio resource allocation is a number of mobile stations, as shown in box 106, which shows the mobile station uplink scheduling performed by the base station. Realized by closed loop capacity control in between. This 3GPP TS 25. 309 V6. 0. 0, 3GPP TR 25. 808 VO. 2.3, and 3GPP TR 25. 909 VO. 1.0 It is disclosed in each standard.
- a radio layer transmits user data via radio between the mobile station and the base station
- the transport layer transmits between the base station and other elements of the network, for example, a radio network controller. Transmits user data.
- the capacity of the entire network is limited by both the wireless layer capacity and the network layer capacity.
- the radio network controller When a mobile station requests establishment of uplink packet transmission, the radio network controller has sufficient available capacity to accommodate both the radio layer and the transport layer. Find out if you have it. Furthermore, after the mobile station is accepted, the new radio link can be acquired when the quality of the new radio link is sufficiently high compared to the already available radio link.
- the wireless link refers to a wireless connection between a mobile station and a base station. As the number of radio links increases, the radio link capacity is improved by the diversity handover gain.
- radio layer capacity can be improved by automatic request for repeat (ARQ) that enables high-speed recovery of data transmitted under high-speed foraging radio channel conditions.
- ARQ automatic request for repeat
- This ARQ technology is more useful for transmitting data that is not sensitive to delay, such as interactive services and background services, than data where latency is fatal, such as voice services.
- uplink transmission systems such as extended DCH (see 3GPP TR 25. 808 VO. 2.3)
- ARQ technology uses ARQ technology together with diversity handover technology, thus enabling higher capacity gain of radio link capacity.
- Non-Patent Document 1 3GPP TS 25. 309 V6. 0. 0 (2004-09) Technical Speci fication 3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical Specific Ratio Group Radio Access Network; FDD Enhanced Uplink; Overall description; Stage 2 (Release 6) (3GPP TS 25. 309 V6. 0. 0 (200 4-09) Technical Specification, Part 3 Generation Partnership Project, Wireless Access Network Technical Specification Group, FDD Extended Uplink, General Description, Stage 2 (Release 6))
- Non-Patent Document 2 3GPP TR 25. 808 V0. 2. 3 (2004—10) Technical Report 3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical specification Gro up Radio Access Network; FDD Enhanced Uplink; Physical Layer Aspects (Release 6) (3GPP TR 25. 808 V0. 2. 3 (2004—10) Technical Report, Third Generation Partnership Project, Radio Access Network Technical Specification Group, FDD Enhanced Uplink, Physical Layer Aspect (Release 6))
- Non-Patent Document 3 3GPP TR 25. 909 V0. 1. 0 (2004—09) Technical Report 3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical Specification Group Radio Access Network; FDD Enhanced Uplink: UTRAN Iub / I ur Protocol Aspects (Release 6 ) (3GPP TR 25. 808 V0. 2. 3 (2004 10) Technical Report, 3rd Generation Partnership Project, Radio Access Network Technical Specification Group, FDD Extended Uplink, UTRAN lub / lur protocol aspect (Release 6)
- FIG. 1 An example of the above problem is shown in FIG.
- two base stations (BTS1, BT S2) 201, 202 force S, providing services to three mobile stations (MSI, MS2, MS 3) 203, 204, 205 that transmit data on the uplink.
- the radio network controller (RNC) 206 6 and both the base stations 201 and 202 and the mobile stations 203, 204 and 205 are controlled.
- the base station (Ding 31) 201 manages cell # 1
- the base station (BTS 2) 202 manages cell # 2. Both cells partially overlap each other.
- Base station (BTS1) 201 also receives data packets for three mobile stations, while base station (BTS2) 202 receives power data packets for mobile station (MS2) 204 only.
- the A radio network controller (RNC) 206 receives all data packets transmitted by all mobile stations. More specifically, packets from mobile station MS2 received by both base stations need to be combined by the radio network controller before being transmitted to higher layers.
- the transmission link 207 between the base station BTS1 and the radio network controller 206 has a larger number of service target mobile stations, and therefore it is likely to bear excessive traffic.
- the diversity handover gain of the radio layer can be increased.
- the transport layer 208 between the base station BTS2 and the radio network controller 206 will also bear the increased traffic to support the radio layer diversity handover gain.
- Increasing the radio layer diversity handover gain requires more bandwidth for the transport layer, without loss of generality.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a transmission method for reducing traffic congestion in the transport layer while maximizing diversity handover gain in the radio layer. Means for solving the problem
- An object of the present invention is to provide a plurality of mobile stations, a plurality of base stations connected to the plurality of mobile stations, a radio network controller connected to the plurality of base stations, and a powerful mobile communication network.
- Uplink transport layer transmission method for mobile A step of transmitting data packets to a plurality of base stations, a step of receiving data packets transmitted by the mobile station by a plurality of base stations, a step of decoding received data packets by a plurality of base stations, and a correct decoding
- a plurality of base stations storing the received data packet in a transmission queue, a step of transmitting the data packet stored in the transmission queue to a plurality of base station power wireless network control devices, and a plurality of base station power
- a step in which the wireless network controller receives the transmitted data packet a step in which the wireless network controller updates the reception status, a step in which the reception status is transmitted to the plurality of base stations, and a step in which the wireless network controller updates the reception status.
- the base stations
- the radio network controller can update the reception status based on the received data packet. For example, (i) the next expected packet transmission sequence number after the radio network controller combines data packets transmitted from multiple base stations, (ii) transmitted from multiple base stations A plurality of transmission sequence numbers of lost packets after the radio network controller combines the received data packets, and (iii) a plurality of transmission sequence numbers of packets received by the radio network controller. Either one can be used.
- the radio network controller may transmit the reception status to the plurality of base stations when the data packets of the plurality of base station powers arrive or periodically receive the reception status. It may be transmitted to a plurality of base stations, or the reception status may be transmitted to the base station when congestion is detected from a base station among the plurality of base stations.
- the base station deletes the data packet in the transmission queue when a predetermined condition is satisfied. For example, (i) the transmission sequence number of the data packet is smaller than the next expected packet transmission sequence number, and (ii) the transmission sequence number of the data packet belongs to a plurality of lost transmission sequence numbers. V, (iii) At least one of the following conditions can be used: (iii) the transmission sequence number of the data packet belongs to a plurality of received transmission sequence numbers.
- congestion is, for example, the same transmission sequence number from a plurality of base stations. It can be detected by using the arrival time difference of the data packet having the signal.
- congestion at the transport layer can be reduced while maintaining diversity handover gain at the radio layer.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing typical uplink data packet transmission in a mobile communication system.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing diversity handover in the radio layer and congestion in the transport layer.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing details of processing in a mobile station.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing details of processing in the base station.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing details of processing in the radio network controller.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a reduction in transport layer congestion according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram of a system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- This system includes a mobile station (MS) connected to two base stations (BTS1, BTS2), and a radio network controller (RNC) is connected to the base station.
- M mobile station
- BTS1, BTS2 base stations
- RNC radio network controller
- This system diagram can also be applied when one mobile station is connected to three or more base stations. More generally, a group of base stations in a network is defined as a group of connected base stations for a given mobile station. Furthermore, each mobile station in the network may have different connection base station groups. Although FIG. 3 shows only one mobile station! / !, the network may have a plurality of mobile stations.
- the mobile station includes an uplink data transmission device (E—DPDCH Tx) 301 for transmitting data packets to the base station, and uplink control information for transmitting control information to the base station.
- E—DPDCH Tx uplink data transmission device
- ARQ Tx downlink ARQ information transmitter
- a multiplexer 311 for multiplexing the packet and the control information from the transmitter 302;
- Each base station receives and decodes mobile station power data packets.
- Uplink receiver unit E—EPDCH DEC
- downlink ARQ information receiver ARQ Rx
- ARQ Rx downlink ARQ information receiver
- E—DCH BTS BUF Transport link transmission queue equipment
- E—DCH FP TX transport link transmission control equipment
- DEMUX demultiplexer
- E-EPCCH Rx at-printer receiver
- the radio network controller receives two base station power transmitted data packets and combines the data packets with a combined queue device (E—DCH RNC QUEUE) 308 and both base stations.
- the combined queue device 308 is connected to the transmission link 310 to the upper layer.
- the uplink data packet transmission procedure from the mobile station to the radio network controller is performed as follows.
- the mobile station transmits data packets to the two base stations together with related control information.
- the data packet from the uplink data transmitter 301 and the control information from the uplink control information transmitter 302 are multiplexed by the multiplexer 311 and the multiplexed data is transmitted to each base station.
- both base stations also receive the mobile station power data, and the demultiplexer 312 demultiplexes the received data into data packets and control information.
- uplink receiver device 303 receives and decodes the data packet, and downlink ARQ information receiver device 304 provides ARQ feedback to the mobile station based on the received data packet. Send.
- the mobile station receives ARQ feedback. If the deviation of the received ARQ feedback is not positive, the downlink ARQ information transmitter 305 of the mobile station causes the uplink data transmitter 301 to retransmit the same data packet. Otherwise, the uplink data transmitter 301 continues to transmit new data packets.
- Both base stations store the data packets in the transmission queue device 306, thereby transmitting the correctly decoded data packets to the radio network controller, and the transmission link transmission controllers of both base stations store the data packets.
- the received data packet is transferred according to the frame protocol 307.
- the combining queue device 308 receives the data packets transmitted from the two base stations and combines the data packets, and the transport link receiver device 309 displays both the reception statuses. To the base station. Finally, the combined queue device 308 transmits the combined data packet to the upper layer via the transmission link 310.
- FIG. 4 shows details of processing in the mobile station.
- the mobile station first initializes the transmission sequence number (TSN; transmission sequence number) to 0 in Step 601 and checks whether there is data waiting for transmission in Step 602. Is examined. If there is data to be transmitted, a data packet with a transmission sequence number (TSN) is created in step 603, the TSN is increased in step 604, and the data packet is connected to all connections in step 605. It is transmitted to the base station group.
- TSN transmission sequence number
- the mobile station After transmission of the data packet, the mobile station receives and detects the ARQ feedback information in step 606, including the connected base station group power, and in step 607, whether or not at least one base station has transmitted an ACK. Find out. If any of the detected ARQ feedback information is positive, that is, if at least one base station in the connection group has successfully received the transmitted data packet, control returns to step 602 and a new data bucket. Continue to transmit If the ARQ feedback information detected in step 607 is all negative, that is, if all the base stations in the connection group have failed to receive the transmitted data packet, the mobile station Resend the same data packet. In step 609, the number of retransmissions is compared with a predetermined maximum value. Is done. If the number of retransmissions reaches the maximum number of retransmissions, the retransmission is discarded and control returns to step 602.
- FIG. 5 shows details of processing in each base station in the connection group.
- each base station receives a transmission data packet transmitted from the connected mobile station.
- the base station decodes the received data packet and checks whether the decoding is successful. If decoding has failed, the base station sends negative ARQ feedback information to the mobile station in step 705 and control returns to step 702. If the decoding is successful in step 703, the base station transmits positive ARQ information in step 704, stores the decoded data packet in the transport layer transmission queue in step 706, and in 707, The expected TSN is also received by the wireless network controller. After receiving the next expected TSN, the base station selects a data packet group having a TSN smaller than the received next expected TSN from the transmission queue in step 708, and in step 709, the selected data packet. The group is removed from the transmit queue, and in step 710, the stored data packet having the smallest TSN in the transmit queue is transmitted to the radio network controller. Control then returns to step 710.
- FIG. 6 shows details of processing in the radio network controller.
- the radio network controller receives each data packet transmitted from each base station in the connected base station group in step 801, separates the TSN from the data packet in step 802, and in step 803, Check the TSN attached to the data packet. If the TSN indicates an empty data packet in the join queue in step 803, the radio network controller stores the data packet in the position indicated by the TSN in the join queue in step 804; In step 808, the data packet is discarded, and the flow returns to step 801.
- the radio network controller transmits the data packet to the upper layer, where the data packets are sequentially defined as a continuous sequence of TSNs with non-empty data packets in the combined queue.
- step 806 indicating the minimum TSN associated with an empty data packet in the combined queue in step 806
- the TSN is updated, and in step 807, the updated next expected TSN is transmitted to the connected base stations. Control then returns to step 801.
- FIG. 7 illustrates an example of sequence processing between a mobile station, a radio layer, and a transport layer using specific event sequences in the radio layer and the transport layer.
- the base station BTS1 and the base station BTS2 receive the data packet from the mobile station by the respective uplink receiver devices 401.
- the uplink transport link 402 between the base station BTS1 and the radio network controller is narrowband, and there is also excessive traffic due to Z or other mobile stations connected to the base station BTS1.
- the uplink transport link 403 between the base station BTS2 and the radio network controller is broadband, and the load of traffic by Z or other mobile stations connected to the base station BTS2 is light.
- ⁇ ACK, ACK, NACK, ACK, ACK, ACK ⁇ is received from base station BTS2 via the downlink ARQ information receiver 405 of base station BTS2, and ⁇ NACK, ACK, AC K, ACK, ACK, ACK ⁇ is received.
- a data packet of TSN ⁇ # 102, # 103, # 1 04, # 105 ⁇ is transmitted from the base station BTS2 to the radio network controller by the transport link transmission controller 409.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram of a system based on the second embodiment.
- the mobile communication network shown in FIG. 8 has a mobile station (MS2) 503, two base stations (BTS1, BTS2) 501, 502, and two radio network controllers (DRNC, SRNC) 504, 505. is doing. Although only one mobile station is shown in FIG. 8, the network may have multiple mobile stations.
- MS2 mobile station
- BTS1, BTS2 base stations
- DRNC radio network controllers
- SRNC radio network controllers
- a serving radio network controller (SRNC) 504 is a radio network controller that controls the base station (BTS2) 502. Serving wireless network controller The device also receives both base station capabilities for data packets transmitted by the mobile station.
- the drifting radio network controller (DRNC) 505 is a radio network controller that controls the base station BTS1. The drifting radio network controller receives the data packet from the base station BTS1, and transfers the data packet to the serving radio network controller 504 of the mobile communication network.
- Three transport links 506 to 508 are configured between the base station and the serving radio network controller 504, and the transport link 506 is disposed between the base station BTS1 and the drifting radio network controller 505.
- the transport link 508 is arranged between the base station BTS 2 and the serving radio network controller 504, and the transport link 507 is arranged between the drifting radio network controller 505 and the serving radio network controller 504.
- Drifting wireless network control apparatus 505 receives a data bucket from a base station under control.
- the drifting radio network controller 505 identifies the serving radio network controller corresponding to each received data packet and forwards the data packet to the identified serving radio network controller.
- the drifting radio network controller 505 receives a plurality of serving radio network controllers power reception status.
- the drifting radio network controller 505 identifies the base station corresponding to each received reception status, and transfers the received reception status to the identified base station.
- the second embodiment is reduced by the interaction between the serving radio network controller 504 and the base station in the traffic force on both transport links 506 and 508 between the base station and the radio network controller. It inherits the advantages of the first embodiment. Therefore, in the proposed invention, traffic on the transport link 507 between the serving radio network controller and the drifting radio network controller is also reduced.
- the radio network controller is provided to each base station.
- NEXPTSN that is, the next expected packet transmission sequence number after the radio network controller combines data packets transmitted from multiple base stations
- reception status information is not limited to this.
- multiple transmission sequence numbers of lost packets or multiple transmission sequence numbers of packets received by the radio network controller after the radio network controller combines data packets transmitted from multiple base stations Can also be used as reception status information.
- the radio network controller transmits reception status information to a plurality of base stations when data packets from a plurality of base stations arrive.
- the reception status may be transmitted to a plurality of base stations.
- the radio network controller may transmit reception status information to a base station when congestion is detected at a base station. Congestion can be detected, for example, by using the arrival time difference of data packets having the same transmission sequence number of multiple base stations.
- the base station deletes the data packet in the transmission queue when the transmission sequence number of the data packet is smaller than the NEXP TSN. In addition, the base station further determines that if the data packet transmission sequence number does not belong to multiple lost transmission sequence numbers, or if the data packet transmission sequence number belongs to multiple received transmission sequence numbers. The data packet in the transmission queue can be deleted.
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