WO2015018037A1 - 资源分配方法及设备 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of communications, and in particular, to a resource allocation method and device.
- a user equipment In a long-term evolution (LTE) system, a user equipment (UE) needs to transmit in an uplink subframe after receiving a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) through a downlink subframe.
- the HARQ feedback information includes an ACK (Acknowledgement)/NACK (Non-Acknowledgement) information, or a DTX (Discontinuous Transmission), where ACK indicates that the PDSCH is received correctly, and NACK indicates that the PDSCH is received incorrectly. DTX indicates that no PDSCH has been received.
- the HARQ feedback information is fed back according to a fixed HARQ timing, that is, the transmission interval between the PDSCH and the HARQ feedback information is predefined.
- the system reserves a Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH) resource area for transmitting HARQ feedback information on the corresponding uplink subframe.
- PUCCH Physical Uplink Control Channel
- the uplink and downlink ratios used by the old version of the UE are semi-statically configured.
- the fastest 640 milliseconds (ms) changes the ratio.
- the new version of the UE uplink and downlink ratio can be dynamically changed, for example, 10ms ⁇ 40ms change.
- the TDD system defines different HARQ timings for different uplink and downlink ratios, and the PUCCH resource region is determined according to the HARQ timing.
- the prior art does not solve the problem of how to allocate the PUCCH resource area to the new version UE.
- SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The technical problem to be solved by the present application is to provide a resource allocation method and device, which can allocate a PUCCH resource region to a new version UE in a system compatible with two UEs.
- the first aspect of the present application provides a resource allocation method, where the method includes the following steps: determining a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is in a first uplink and downlink The first uplink subframe is associated with the second uplink and downlink ratios; and the first PUCCH resource region is determined on the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, where A PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set.
- the first uplink and downlink ratio is an uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is not A UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or a UE that is not configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or an old version UE; the second uplink-downlink ratio is used for the second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs has the capability of dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratios, which is used to indicate the uplink and downlink ratio of the HARQ sequence of the second group of UEs or the uplink and downlink ratios of the uplink and downlink subframe allocations of the second group of UEs.
- the UE or, is a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a new version of the UE.
- the HARQ timing according to the first uplink and downlink ratio is in the first uplink
- the step of determining the first PUCCH resource region on the subframe is specifically: determining, in the first uplink subframe, the first PUCCH resource region according to the M and the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set The determining, according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink-downlink ratio, the number of elements in the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe, where the ⁇ is the downlink in the first downlink subframe set The sequence number of the subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- the method further includes: determining a second downlink subframe set, The second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is not in the first uplink and downlink ratio. Associated with the first uplink subframe; determining a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe, where the second PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set .
- the determining, by using the first PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe includes: determining M 2 And 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and are the sequence numbers of the downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set; determining the second offset N A ; And determining, in the uplink subframe, the second PUCCH resource region according to the M 2 , the second offset amount N A .
- the determining, by using the first uplink subframe, the second PUCCH resource region includes: determining 2 and And sending the first signaling, where the first signaling indicates M 2 and, where 2 is the number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to reserve the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and is the second downlink.
- the determining, in the first uplink subframe, the second PUCCH resource region according to the ⁇ 2 , the second offset, and the second offset, according to the formula u (M 2 -i- ⁇ )-N c +i- N c+l + n C ' CE +x + N ⁇ CCH determines the second PUCCH resource region, where " ⁇ is the second PUCCH resource region
- the PUCCH resource in the antenna port number, : c is a non-negative integer.
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes N e ⁇ n C ' CE ⁇ N c+1
- C E is the first CCE number occupied by the PDCCH transmitted on the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set
- N3 ⁇ 4 CCH N « CCH + N A is the offset of the second PUCCH resource region.
- the second aspect of the present application provides a resource allocation method, where the method includes the following steps: The UE determines a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is in a first The row ratio and the second uplink and downlink ratio are both associated with the first uplink subframe; the UE receives the first PDCCH in the third downlink subframe, and the third downlink subframe belongs to the first downlink. And determining, by the first uplink subframe, a third PUCCH resource according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, where the third PUCCH resource is the PDSCH or the indicated PDCCH scheduled by the first PDCCH.
- the UE is a second group of UEs
- the second group of UEs is a UE with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio capability, or The UE that is configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or is the new version of the UE;
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs does not have The UE of the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or the UE that is not configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or the old version UE;
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is applied by the second group of UEs.
- the HARQ timing according to the first uplink and downlink ratio is in the first uplink
- Determining the third PUCCH resource on the subframe includes: determining, in the first uplink subframe, the third PUCCH resource according to the sum of the third downlink subframe, where the The number of elements in the downlink subframe set A of the first uplink subframe is determined by the ratio of the HARQ timing, and the number is the sequence number of the third downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- the method further includes: determining, by the UE, the second downlink a frame set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is in the first uplink and downlink The UE is not associated with the first uplink subframe; the UE receives the second PDCCH in the fourth downlink subframe, and determines the fourth when the fourth downlink subframe belongs to the second downlink subframe set.
- a PUCCH resource where the fourth PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH of the second PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation signaling.
- the determining the fourth PUCCH resource includes: determining that M 2 and 2 are second downlinks The number of elements in the frame set is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set; determining a second offset N A ; on the first uplink subframe, according to the M 2 And the second offset amount N A determines the fourth PUCCH resource.
- the sixth aspect of the second aspect of the application may In an implementation manner, the determining the fourth PUCCH resource includes: receiving the first signaling and determining 2 and, the first signaling indicating M 2 and, where, M 2 is the second downlink subframe The number of the downlink subframes that need to be reserved for the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, where i is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe; determining the second offset amount N A ; in the first uplink subframe, according to the Said and said second offset N A determining said fourth PUCCH resource.
- the third aspect of the present application provides a base station, where the base station includes: a first determining module and a first allocating module, where the first determining module is configured to determine a first downlink subframe set, where The first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio and the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the first determining module sends the first downlink subframe set
- the first allocation module is configured to receive the first downlink subframe set, and determine the first PUCCH on the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio a resource region, where the first PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set.
- the first uplink and downlink ratio is an uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is not A UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or a UE that is not configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or an old version UE; the second uplink-downlink ratio is used for the second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs has the capability of dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratios, which is used to indicate the uplink and downlink ratio of the HARQ sequence of the second group of UEs or the uplink and downlink ratios of the uplink and downlink subframe allocations of the second group of UEs.
- the UE or, is a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a new version of the UE.
- the first allocation module is specifically used in the first uplink subframe Determining, according to M ⁇ , the first PUCCH resource region for the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set, where the identifier is determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio The number of elements in the downlink subframe set A of an uplink subframe, where is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A in the first downlink subframe set.
- the base station further includes a second determining module and a second determining module
- the second determining module is configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and The second downlink subframe set is not associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio, and the second determining module sends the second downlink subframe set to the second allocation module
- the second allocation module is configured to receive the second downlink subframe set, where A second PUCCH resource region is determined on an uplink subframe, where the second PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set.
- the second allocation module includes a first determining unit, a second determining unit, and an allocating unit,
- the first determining unit is further configured to determine 2 and, where M 2 is the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and is a sequence number of the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set,
- the first determining unit sends the 2 sum to the allocation unit;
- the second determining unit is configured to determine a second offset N A , and the second determining unit sends the second offset to the allocation
- the unit is further configured to receive M 2 , and N A , where the second PUCCH resource is determined according to the M 2 , the second offset N A according to the M 2 region.
- the second distribution module includes a first determining unit, a second determining unit, and an allocating unit, The first determining unit is further configured to determine 2 and send the first signaling, where the first signaling indicates M 2 and, where M 2 is a reserved downlink PUC resource region according to the PDCCH resource region in the second downlink subframe set.
- the number of the downlink subframes is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set that needs to reserve the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and the first determining unit sends the second downlink subframe set to the allocation a unit for determining a second offset N A , the second determining unit transmitting the second offset to the allocating unit; the allocating unit is further configured to receive M 2 , and N A , in the first uplink subframe, determining the second PUCCH resource region according to the foregoing and the second offset amount N A .
- the fourth aspect of the present application provides a user equipment, where the user equipment includes: a first determining module and a first allocating module, where the first determining module is configured to determine a first downlink subframe set, where The first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio and the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the first determining module sets the first downlink subframe set.
- the first allocation module is configured to receive the first downlink subframe set, and receive the first PDCCH in the third downlink subframe, where the third downlink subframe belongs to the first Determining, on a first uplink subframe, a third PUCCH resource, where the third PUCCH resource is the PDSCH scheduled by the first PDCCH, according to the HARQ sequence of the first uplink and downlink ratio Or the PUCCH resource occupied by the HARQ feedback information of the downlink SPS translation and signaling indicated.
- the UE is a second group of UEs
- the second group of UEs is a UE with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio capability, or The UE that is configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or is the new version of the UE
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs does not have The UE of the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or the UE that is not configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or the old version UE
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is applied by the second group of UEs.
- the reference uplink/downlink ratio for indicating the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs or the uplink and downlink ratio for indicating the uplink and downlink subframe allocation of the second group of UEs.
- the first allocation module is further configured to be used in the first uplink subframe Determining the third PUCCH resource according to the Mi and the third downlink subframe, where the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio The number of elements in the downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set The serial number in A.
- the user equipment further includes a second determining module and a second allocation a module, the second determining module is configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and The second downlink subframe set is not associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio, and the second determining module sends the second downlink subframe set to the second allocation
- the second allocation module is configured to receive the second downlink subframe set, and receive a second PDCCH on the fourth downlink subframe, where the fourth downlink subframe belongs to the second downlink subframe set, And the fourth PUCCH resource, where the fourth PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the second PDCCH scheduled PDSCH or the indicated downlink SPS release signaling HARQ feedback information.
- the second allocation module includes a first determining unit, a second determining unit, and an allocating unit
- the first determining unit is configured to determine that M 2 and M 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set, the first a determining unit transmitting the M 2 and i to the allocating unit;
- the second determining unit is configured to determine a second offset N A , and the second determining unit is configured to use the second offset N A is sent to the allocating unit;
- the allocating unit is configured to receive the sum N A , and in the first uplink subframe, determine the fourth according to the M 2 , the second offset N A PUCCH resources.
- the second allocation module includes a first determining unit and a second determining unit And an allocating unit, the first determining unit is configured to receive the first signaling, and determine 2 and, the first signaling indication 2 and, where 2 is a region of the second downlink subframe that needs to be according to a PDCCH resource region
- the number of the downlink subframes in the reserved PUCCH resource region is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe, the first determining unit sends the 2 sum to the allocation unit;
- the second determining unit is used to determine a second offset N A , the second determining unit is configured to send the second offset to the allocating unit;
- the allocating unit is configured to receive M 2 , and N A in the first uplink On the frame, the fourth PUCCH resource is determined according to the M 2 , and the second offset N A .
- the second allocation module is further configured to use the formula UCCH2 - ( ⁇ 2 - - 1) -N C + -N C+1 +n CCE + c + W CCH determines the fourth PUCCH resource, where is the fourth PUCCH resource, ⁇ is an antenna port number, and : c is a non-negative integer,
- N c - max ⁇ 0, [ - (N ⁇ ⁇ c - 4)]/36 J ⁇ , is the downlink system bandwidth, N is the resource block frequency domain size, c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes ⁇ " ⁇ +1 , CE is the first CCE number occupied by the second PDCCH, and N ⁇ CH A CH + N A is the offset of the fourth PUCCH resource.
- a fifth aspect of the present application provides a base station, where the base station includes: a base transceiver station BTS and a base station controller BSC, where the base transceiver station is coupled to the base station controller, and the base station controller is used to Determining a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio;
- the row-matching HARQ timing determines the first PUCCH on the first uplink subframe a resource area, where the first PUCCH resource area is a resource area reserved for HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set.
- the first uplink and downlink ratio is an uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is not A UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or a UE that is not configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or an old version UE; the second uplink-downlink ratio is used for the second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs has the capability of dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratios, which is used to indicate the uplink and downlink ratio of the HARQ sequence of the second group of UEs or the uplink and downlink ratios of the uplink and downlink subframe allocations of the second group of UEs.
- the UE or, is a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a new version of the UE.
- the base station controller is further configured to: in the first uplink subframe, Determining, according to the sum and the downlink subframes in the first downlink subframe set, the first PUCCH resource region, where the determining is related to the first uplink according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio The number of elements in the downlink subframe set A of the subframe, where the ⁇ is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A in the first downlink subframe set.
- the base station controller is further configured to determine a second downlink subframe a set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is in the first uplink and downlink ratio Not being associated with the first uplink subframe; determining a second PUCCH on the first uplink subframe The resource area, where the second PUCCH resource area is a resource area reserved for HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set.
- the base station controller is further configured to determine that M 2 and 2 are in the second downlink subframe set.
- the number of elements is a sequence number of the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set; determining a second offset N A ; on the first uplink subframe, according to the M 2
- the i and the second offset N A determine the second PUCCH resource region.
- the base station controller is further configured to determine, and send the first signaling, where A signaling indicates M 2 and, where M 2 is the number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to reserve a PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and is required to be according to the PDCCH resource region in the second downlink subframe set. Reserving a sequence number of the downlink subframe of the PUCCH resource region; determining a second offset; determining, in the first uplink subframe, the second PUCCH resource region according to the second offset amount N A .
- the base station controller is further configured to determine the second offset amount N A Equivalent to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, multiplied by the maximum number of CCEs that can be configured in one downlink subframe; or, the second offset N A is configured. And sending a second signaling, where the second signaling indicates a second offset ⁇ or ⁇ ⁇ , where
- the second offset ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ is configured, and a third signaling is sent, the third signaling indicating a c value.
- the sixth aspect of the present application provides a user equipment, where the user equipment includes a receiver, a processor, and a transmitter, where the processor is coupled to the receiver and the transmitter, respectively. Determining a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio; the receiver is used by The first PDCCH is received on the third downlink subframe; the processor is further configured to: when the third downlink subframe belongs to the first downlink subframe set, according to the HARQ of the first uplink and downlink ratio The timing determines a third PUCCH resource on the first uplink subframe, where the third PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH of the first PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation signaling.
- the UE is a second group of UEs
- the second group of UEs is a UE with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio capability, or The UE that is configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or is the new version of the UE
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs does not have The UE of the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or the UE that is not configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or the old version UE
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is applied by the second group of UEs.
- the reference uplink/downlink ratio for indicating the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs or the uplink and downlink ratio for indicating the uplink and downlink subframe allocation of the second group of UEs.
- the processor is further configured to: And determining, for the third downlink subframe, the third PUCCH resource, where the element in the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio The number is the sequence number of the third downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- the processor is further configured to determine a second downlink subframe set The second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is in the first uplink and downlink ratio. Not being associated with the first uplink subframe; the receiver is further configured to receive the second PDCCH on the fourth downlink subframe; the processor is further configured to belong to the second downlink subframe in the fourth downlink subframe And determining, by the fourth PUCCH resource, the PUCCH resource occupied by the second PDCCH scheduled PDSCH or the indicated downlink SPS release signaling HARQ feedback information.
- the processor is further configured to determine 2 and, where M 2 is an element in the second downlink subframe set.
- M 2 is an element in the second downlink subframe set.
- the second offset N A determines the fourth PUCCH resource.
- the receiver is further configured to receive the first signaling and determine the M 2 and the first And signaling, wherein, 2 is a number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to reserve a PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and is a sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe; And configured to determine a second offset N A , where the fourth PUCCH resource is determined according to the sum and the second offset N A on the first uplink subframe.
- the third determining module is further configured to determine that the second offset is equal to
- the processor is further configured to determine, according to the first uplink and downlink ratio, that the second offset is equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio, multiplied by one downlink.
- the foregoing solution determines the first downlink subframe set by using the uplink-downlink ratio, and uses the number of elements in the first uplink-downlink ratio for the downlink subframes in the first downlink subframe set in the new version UE.
- the sequence number is allocated to the same first PUCCH resource region, and is implemented to enable allocation of the PUCCH resource region to the new version UE in a system compatible with the two UEs.
- the base station when the PUCCH resource region is allocated to the second group of UEs, the base station has the same HARQ timing downlink subframe for the second group of UEs, and the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs.
- the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the UE is determined by the base station according to the new mapping rule to ensure that the PUCCH resource region does not overlap with the PUCCH resource region of the first group of UEs. Therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station but also reduces the complexity of the base station.
- the PUCCH resource overhead when the PUCCH resource region is allocated to the second group of UEs, the base station has the same HARQ timing downlink subframe for the second group of UEs, and the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs.
- the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the UE is determined by the base station according to the
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of allocating a PUCCH resource region for a downlink subframe in an uplink subframe;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of another implementation manner of allocating a PUCCH resource region for a downlink subframe in an uplink subframe;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a resource allocation system of the present application.
- FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a first embodiment of an application resource allocation method
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of determining a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe according to the first embodiment of the resource allocation method in the present application;
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of determining, by the second embodiment, a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe in the first embodiment of the resource allocation method of the present application;
- FIG. 10 is a flow chart of a second embodiment of an application resource allocation method
- 11 is a fourth embodiment of the resource allocation method of the present application.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a third embodiment of an application resource allocation method
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart of a fourth embodiment of a resource allocation method of the present application.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of a base station according to the present application.
- 16 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of a user equipment according to the present application.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a second implementation manner of a base station according to the present application.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of a second implementation manner of a user equipment according to the present application.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a third embodiment of a base station according to the present application.
- FIG. 20 is a schematic structural diagram of a third implementation manner of a user equipment according to the present application.
- 21 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth implementation manner of a base station according to the present application.
- FIG. 22 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth implementation manner of a user equipment according to the present application.
- the time domain in the system is composed of radio frames, and the radio frames pass through the system.
- one subframe is identified by the system frame number and the subframe number within each radio frame.
- the subframes mentioned below are the same.
- the current TDD system supports seven kinds of uplink and downlink ratios.
- the specific configuration of each uplink and downlink ratio is as follows:
- U is represented as an uplink subframe
- D is a downlink subframe
- S is a special subframe, which is mainly used for downlink transmission.
- the special subframe and the downlink subframe are collectively referred to as a downlink subframe. It can be seen from the description of the above radio frame that the subframe having the subframe number of 0-9 constitutes one radio frame.
- the system notifies the current uplink and downlink ratio by broadcast information, and changes the ratio once in 640 milliseconds (ms).
- ms milliseconds
- the system can dynamically notify different uplink and downlink ratios.
- the HARQ timing refers to the transmission timing relationship between the PDSCH (PDSCH scheduled by the PDCCH, the PDCCH and the PDSCH are transmitted in the same downlink subframe) and the HARQ feedback information, or further includes the downlink semi-persistent scheduling and decoding PDCCH confirmation (SPS) Release PDCCH Validation, Semi-Persistent Scheduling Release PDCCH Validation)
- SPS downlink semi-persistent scheduling and decoding PDCCH confirmation
- the transmission timing relationship between signaling (which can be simply referred to as downlink SPS translation signaling) and HARQ feedback information.
- the "different HARQ timing" of TDD includes two cases: First, the number of HARQ timings defined by different uplink and downlink ratios is different. For example, the ratio 0 defines the HARQ timing of four downlink subframes.
- Ratio 1 defines the HARQ timing of the six downlink subframes; second, the same downlink subframe (refers to having the same uplink and downlink ratio 0, and the downlink subframe 0 of the HARQ feedback information is transmitted on the uplink subframe 4, in the uplink and downlink In the case of the ratio 1, the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframe 0 is transmitted on the uplink subframe 7. Specifically, the base station transmits the PDSCH or the downlink SPS to the UE in the downlink subframe, and the UE is in the uplink subframe. The HARQ feedback information of the PDSCH or the downlink SPS release PDCCH acknowledgement signaling is sent to the base station on the frame n .
- the downlink subframe may be briefly described as being associated with the uplink subframe.
- - the first subframe of the uplink subframe n forward (ie, early), that is, in chronological order, first the downlink subframe "- appears, then counts to the first subframe as the uplink subframe, where k ⁇ K, is a
- the set containing ⁇ / elements, called the Downlink association set contains the element index ⁇ k 0 , k ... , k M — , and M is the number of elements in the downlink association set.
- Up and down ratio different uplinks It can be determined on different downlink associated set.
- the HARQ timing under each uplink-downlink ratio can be determined accordingly, as shown in the following table.
- the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2 is used to transmit the sixth subframe of the previous number, that is, the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframe with the subframe number of the previous radio frame is 6. Therefore, the downlink subframe with the subframe number of 6 of the previous radio frame is associated with the subframe number of the current radio frame is 2.
- the uplink subframe, that is, the PUCCH resource region must be allocated for the downlink subframe with the subframe number of the previous radio frame of 6 in the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2 of the current radio frame.
- the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2 is used to transmit the 6th subframe of the previous number and the 7th subframe of the previous number, that is, the subframe number of the previous radio frame is 6.
- the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframe with the subframe number of 5 so the downlink subframe of the previous radio frame with the subframe number of 6 and the subframe number of 5 is associated with the subframe number of the current radio frame of 2.
- the uplink subframe, that is, the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2 of the current radio frame must allocate the PUCCH resource region for the downlink subframe with the subframe number of the previous radio frame of 6 and the subframe number of 5.
- the PUCCH resource determining process on the uplink subframe is:
- the frequency domain size that is, the number of subcarriers included, is one element in the downlink association set on the uplink subframe, and is the associated region index, that is, the downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set is in the downlink subframe set.
- «PU3 ⁇ 4CH (Mm- ⁇ ) - N c + mN c + x + n CCE + 1 + N ⁇ CCH .
- W[ CCH is configured by higher layer signaling
- M is the number of elements in the downlink association set, that is, the number of elements in the downlink subframe set.
- Each DL subframe is configured with multiple CCEs, and different CCEs correspond to different PUCCH resources. Therefore, multiple PUCCH resources are reserved for the associated DL subframes in one UL subframe, and these multiple PUCCH resources are composed.
- a PUCCH area is reserved, that is, one PUCCH resource area is reserved for its associated DL subframe on one UL subframe. It can be seen from the above process that when different times, that is, for different downlink subframes, the reserved PUCCH resource regions are different.
- control channel on each downlink subframe is divided into C block regions, and correspondingly, the PUCCH resource region corresponding to each downlink subframe is also divided into C blocks, when multiple downlink subframes are associated with one In an uplink subframe, the PUCCH resource regions corresponding to the multiple downlink subframes are staggered, as illustrated in FIG. 1 .
- the old version UE adopts the uplink and downlink ratio 0, and the subframe number of the current radio frame is 2.
- the PUCCH resource region is allocated to the downlink subframe with the subframe number of the previous radio frame of 6.
- the new version of the UE adopts the uplink and downlink ratio 1 and the uplink subframe of the subframe of the current radio frame is 2.
- the downlink subframes of the subframe numbers 6 and 5 of the previous radio frame are respectively allocated with a PUCCH resource region.
- M is 1 and the sequence number of the downlink subframe with the subframe number 6 is 0.
- M is 2
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe with subframe number 5 is 0,
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe with subframe number 6 is 1.
- the other parameters of the formula are the same, only ⁇ / and are different. Therefore, the result of the allocation is as shown in the figure, and the PUCCH resource area allocated to the two versions of the UE may be aliased. In this way, the base station needs to allocate different PUCCH resources from the aliased PUCCH resource region to configure different versions of the UE, which inevitably increases the complexity of the PDCCH scheduling algorithm, thereby causing the base station to operate at a lower efficiency.
- a resource configuration method may be provided.
- the PUCCH resource region of the second group of UEs is offset, so that the second group of PUCCH resource regions and the first group are The PUCCH resource area is completely staggered.
- this is equivalent to allocating two PUCCH resource areas to the downlink subframes with the subframe number of 6, assigning one copy to the old version UE, and assigning one copy to the new version UE, resulting in resources. Waste.
- the waste is more serious.
- the present invention provides the following embodiments of the invention, which can avoid the problem of increased complexity of the algorithm and waste of resources.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a resource allocation system of the present application.
- the resource allocation system of this embodiment includes: a base station 110, a first group of UEs 120, and a second group of UEs 130.
- the system of the base station 110 can be compatible with the first group of UEs 120 and the second group of UEs 130, and the base station 110 can communicate with the first group of UEs 120 and the second group of UEs 130, respectively.
- the first group of UEs 120 uses the first uplink-downlink ratio, and the first group of UEs 120 is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is a UE that is not configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio by the base station.
- the second group of UEs 130 is a reference uplink/downlink ratio for indicating the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs or a second uplink and downlink ratio for indicating the uplink and downlink subframe allocation of the second group of UEs,
- the two groups of UEs 130 are UEs with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or are UEs configured with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratios by the base station, or are new versions of UEs, for example, support LTE Release-12, or Supports UEs of LTE Release-12 and later.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for allocating a resource according to a first embodiment of the present application. This embodiment is described by using a base station as an execution entity. As shown in FIG. 4, the method in this embodiment may include:
- the base station configures a first uplink-downlink ratio and a second uplink-downlink ratio.
- the base station determines two UE groups according to UE capabilities, service requirements, or version information.
- the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability
- the second group of UEs is a UE that has the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability
- the first group of UEs is not configured by the base station to have dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the UE of the second group is the UE configured with the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio by the base station; or the first group of UEs is the legacy UE, that is, the legacy UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-8. /9/10/11 UE
- the second group of UEs is a new version of UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-12, or supporting UEs of LTE Release-12 and later.
- the base station configures the first uplink-downlink ratio to the first group of UEs, that is, the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the base station can notify the first group of UEs of the first uplink and downlink ratio by using the high layer signaling.
- the base station sends the first group of UEs through the SIB1 (System Information Block 1).
- SIB1 System Information Block 1
- the higher layer signaling (High Layer Signaling) is relative to the physical layer signaling, and the signaling with slower transmission frequency from higher layers includes radio resource control (RRC) signaling and media access control. (MAC, Media Access Control) signaling, etc.
- RRC radio resource control
- MAC Media Access Control
- the base station configures the second uplink-downlink ratio for the second group of UEs, that is, the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation. In other words, it is used to indicate that the uplink and downlink data transmission can be used.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio change is dynamic, and the base station can pass.
- the physical layer signaling notifies the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine a HARQ timing of the UE.
- the uplink-downlink ratio can be dynamically changed.
- the HARQ timing will also change dynamically. This will result in some downlinks during the uplink and downlink ratio change.
- the HARQ feedback information of the data packet cannot be sent. Therefore, the reference uplink-downlink ratio is introduced.
- the up-downlink ratio is 2.
- the three configurations refer to the uplink-downlink ratio method: 1.
- the base station can notify the second group of UEs of the second uplink-downlink ratio through high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling); 2.
- the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is up and down. Row matching ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2; 3.
- the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink-downlink ratio according to this rule, for example, the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover
- the uplink-downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio
- the upper and lower The row ratio 5 is used as a reference for the uplink and downlink ratio.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs are the same uplink-downlink ratio, the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs are given.
- the allocated PUCCH resource area is exactly the same, and there is no problem of PUCCH resource area aliasing and resource waste.
- the first group of UEs adopts the first uplink-downlink ratio
- the second group of UEs uses the second uplink-downlink ratio (none, the first group of UEs adopts the uplink-downlink ratio shown in Table 1)
- the second group of UEs adopts the uplink-downlink ratio 1) shown in Table 1.
- the uplink subframe with the subframe number of 2 needs to be in the previous radio frame.
- the downlink subframe of subframe number 6 is allocated a PUCCH resource region, and for the second group of UEs, the downlink subframe of subframe number 2 needs to be a downlink subframe of subframe numbers 5 and 6 in the previous radio frame.
- the frame allocates a PUCCH resource area. That is, the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe of the first group of uplink and downlink ratios is ⁇ 6 ⁇ , and the association of the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio is used to The downlink subframe set of an uplink subframe is ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ .
- the PUCCH resource area allocation may be performed according to an existing algorithm.
- the PUCCH resource area allocation must be performed as follows.
- the base station determines a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio. .
- the subframe has the same HARQ timing under the two uplink and downlink ratios. Therefore, the base station determines These downlink subframes form a set of subframes for subsequent reservation of PUCCH resource regions according to certain rules.
- the base station determines the first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio. Determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, and then determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio Frame Set B; Finally, the base station determines that the first downlink subframe set is an intersection of the downlink subframe set A and the downlink subframe set B.
- the first downlink subframe set is the intersection of the set ⁇ 6 ⁇ and the set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ , that is, the set ⁇ 6 ⁇ .
- the first downlink subframe set is the set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ and the set ⁇ 4, The intersection of 5, 8, 6 ⁇ is the set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ .
- the first downlink subframe set is the set ⁇ 4, 5, 8, 6 ⁇ and the set ⁇ 5. The intersection of 6, 1 ⁇ , that is, the set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ .
- the base station determines a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is not in the first uplink and downlink ratio. Associated to the first uplink subframe.
- the base station Determining, by the base station, the second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is a downlink subframe set that is determined by the first downlink subframe set to be determined according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio to the first uplink subframe.
- the complement in . Therefore, the base station determines the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, and then determines, by the base station, the downlink subframe set B associated with the first uplink subframe according to the second uplink-downlink ratio; Finally, the base station determines that the second downlink subframe set is a complement of the downlink subframe set A: And the intersection of the downlink subframe set B.
- the downlink subframe included in the second downlink subframe set does not belong to the downlink subframe set A, but belongs to the downlink subframe set.
- the second downlink subframe set is the first.
- the set of descending subframes ⁇ 6 ⁇ in the set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ is the set ⁇ 5 ⁇ .
- the second downlink subframe set is the first downlink subframe set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ .
- the complement of the set ⁇ 4, 5, 8, 6 ⁇ is the set ⁇ 4, 8 ⁇ .
- the second downlink subframe set is the first downlink subframe set ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ in the set ⁇ The complement of 5, 6, 1 ⁇ , that is, the set ⁇ 1 ⁇ .
- the base station determines, in the first uplink subframe, a first PUCCH resource region according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, where the first PUCCH resource region is reserved for the first downlink subframe set.
- the resource area of the HARQ feedback information is not limited to the HARQ feedback information.
- the HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set refers to the first downlink subframe set for the first downlink subframe set, and the base station determines the second group of UEs according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio.
- PUCCH resource area Specifically, the base station allocates a first PUCCH resource region according to the Mi and the first downlink subframe set, where the Mi is a downlink subframe associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio.
- the number of elements in the set A, ⁇ is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set in the downlink subframe set A.
- the base station configures the same PUCCH resource region for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, which not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station, but also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- ⁇ is the number of elements in the downlink subframe set ⁇ associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, and is the first downlink subframe set.
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes ⁇ « ⁇ +1 , n CCE
- the first CCE number occupied by the PDCCH transmitted on the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set, and the W ⁇ CCH is the offset of the first PUCCH resource region, configured by the high layer signaling, that is, configured to The resource offset of a group of UEs.
- the parameters ⁇ and j of the PUCCH resources used to determine the first downlink subframe set are exactly the same. Therefore, for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, the PUCCH resource regions allocated by the same downlink subframe are exactly the same.
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe 6 is 0.
- the first The row subframe set is ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇
- the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe is ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ in the first uplink-downlink ratio
- the downlink subframe 5 is in the first uplink and downlink.
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe is 0, and the sequence number of the downlink subframe 6 associated with the first uplink subframe is 1 in the downlink subframe set of the first uplink subframe.
- the first downlink subframe set is ⁇ 5, 6 ⁇ , and when the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe is ⁇ 4, 5, 8, 6 ⁇ in the first uplink-downlink ratio, the downlink subframe is The sequence number of 5 is 1, and the sequence number of the downlink subframe 6 is 3.
- the base station determines, in the first uplink subframe, a second PUCCH resource region, where the second PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set.
- Step S105 can be implemented by two schemes:
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of determining a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe in a first implementation manner of the resource allocation method of the present application.
- the design goal of the second PUCCH resource region includes two points: 1. Avoid overlapping with the PUCCH resource region determined for the first group of UEs; 2. Try to make the second PUCCH resource region occupy less resources.
- the determining of the second PUCCH resource region may include two steps, step S1051 and step S1053:
- the base station determines 2 and 2 is the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set.
- the base station determines an offset of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset is such that the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set is completely offset from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group of UEs.
- the method for determining the offset is to make the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply by the maximum configurable on one downlink subframe.
- the maximum number of OFDM symbols included in a PDCCH resource region corresponding to one downlink subframe may be 3 or 4, which is determined by the bandwidth of the system. When the bandwidth is large, the maximum number of symbols may be 3. When the bandwidth is small, the maximum is The number of symbols may be 4.
- the number of CCEs determined by the maximum number of OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) symbols it can be ensured that there is sufficient offset so that the PUCCH resource region allocated by the first downlink subframe set is the second downlink sub-
- the PUCCH resource region allocated by the frame set is completely staggered, but a small portion of resources may be wasted because the PDCCH resource region occupies OFDM.
- the number of symbols can be changed dynamically.
- Another method is to make the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply the number of CCEs actually configured in one downlink subframe.
- the maximum number of OFDM symbols included in a PUCCH resource region corresponding to one downlink subframe may be three, but only two OFDM symbols are currently configured. In this way, according to the actual configuration, the PUCCH resource region allocated by the first downlink subframe set and the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set are just shifted, thereby saving resource overhead.
- Method 1 A standard scheduling rule, which ensures that the PUCCH resource regions configured for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs do not collide, thus avoiding the implementation complexity of the base station, for example:
- the PDCCH region occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols.
- ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 4 , M indicating the number of elements in the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, or 10 RBs or less according to the downlink system bandwidth.
- the maximum occupancy of 4 OFDM symbols N 4 otherwise according to 3 OFDM symbols N 3 , then the offset N A can be determined according to the following formula:
- the second method can be configured by the high-level signaling, or the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio scenario can be used.
- the physical layer signaling can be used to configure the N A. It should be noted that, for the first group of UEs, the high-level signaling is also configured. Offset ⁇ ⁇ , correspondingly, for the second set of downlink subframes, the actual offset is Therefore, optionally, A3 ⁇ 4 is configured by higher layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the c value can be configured by the high layer signaling, or the dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio scenario can be used.
- the base station can be more flexible.
- the base station can flexibly configure or NS ⁇ H according to the number of OFDM symbols actually occupied by the PDCCH region.
- the OFDM symbol number actually occupied by the PDCCH region is less than 4 or 3, the PUCCH can be further reduced. Resource overhead.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of determining, by the second embodiment, a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe in the first embodiment of the resource allocation method of the present application.
- the second downlink subframe set may include two types of subframes: one is a downlink subframe in which a PDCCH region is configured; and the other is a downlink subframe in which a PDCCH region is not configured.
- a downlink subframe in which the PDCCH region is not configured there are two cases: 1.
- the ePDCCH resource to the PUCCH according to the existing scheme.
- the mapping rule of the resource reserves the PUCCH resource; 2.
- the fake downlink subframe is currently configured as an uplink subframe or an empty subframe.
- the ratio cannot be Really indicating uplink and downlink subframe allocation, therefore, some subframes in the second downlink subframe set may be configured as uplink subframes or not transmitting data. Empty sub-frame. Therefore, if the PUCCH area is reserved for the subframes in which the PDCCH region is not configured, the PUCCH resource is wasted.
- Solution 2 is to solve this problem, including three steps:
- the base station determines 3 and ', where 3 is the number of downlink subframes in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, and 'is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, Or, M 3 is the number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to reserve the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and 'is the downlink in the second downlink subframe set that needs to reserve the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region.
- the sequence number of the subframes optionally, the base station may notify the values of the second group of UEMs 3 and 'by higher layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the base station determines an offset N A of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset causes the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set to be completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group of UEs.
- the base station determines the second PUCCH resource region according to M 3 and the offset ⁇ .
- step S101 occurs earliest, followed by step S102 and step S103, and finally step S104 and step S105.
- step S102 and step S103 may be performed simultaneously, or may be performed before or after, or only one of the steps may be performed.
- step S104 and step S105 may be performed simultaneously, or may be performed before or after, or only one of the steps may be performed.
- the resource allocation method provided in this embodiment provides a downlink subframe with the same HARQ timing for the second group of UEs and the first group of UEs when the PUCCH resource region is allocated to the second group of UEs.
- the base station determines a PUCCH resource region according to a new mapping rule, and ensures that the PUCCH resource region is not associated with the first group of UEs. Overlap, therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station, but also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a second embodiment of a method for allocating a resource.
- a UE is used as an execution entity as an example.
- the method in this embodiment may include:
- the UE acquires a first uplink-downlink ratio and a second uplink-downlink ratio.
- the UE is the second group of UEs described in step S101, that is, the second group of UEs are UEs with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio capability; or the second group of UEs are configured with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratios by the base station.
- the UE; or the second group of UEs is a new version of the UE, for example, supports LTE Release-12, or supports UEs of LTE Release-12 and later.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, but the first uplink and downlink ratios are obtained according to the manner of the first group of UEs, that is, the UE receives the high-level signaling, and the UE obtains the first uplink-downlink ratio by receiving the SIB1.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation.
- the UE can obtain the second uplink and downlink ratio by receiving physical layer signaling.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine the HARQ timing of the UE.
- the UE may obtain the second uplink-downlink ratio by receiving high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling), or the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio 5 or the uplink-downlink ratio 2, or a standard predefined reference.
- the uplink and downlink ratio determination rules, the base station and the UE are in accordance with this rule.
- the UE determines a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio. Subframe; Subframe, with the same HARQ timing under both uplink and downlink ratios. Therefore, the UE determines that the downlink subframes constitute one subframe set for subsequent reservation according to the rules used by the first group of UEs.
- S203 The UE determines a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe, and the second downlink subframe is configured by the second uplink and downlink ratio. The set is not associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio;
- the UE receives the first PDCCH in the third downlink subframe, and when the third downlink subframe belongs to the first downlink subframe set, according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, A third PUCCH resource is determined on the first uplink subframe, where the third PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH of the first PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS release signaling.
- the UE determines the PUCCH resource region according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink-downlink ratio. Specifically, the UE determines, according to the Mi and the third downlink subframe, a third PUCCH resource, where the Mi is the element of the downlink subframe set A of the first uplink subframe determined by the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio. The number of the number of the third downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- ⁇ H is the third PUCCH resource, Antenna port number, when the antenna port is ⁇ .
- N c max ⁇ 0, [ [N ⁇ - (N ⁇ ⁇ c - 4)]/36 J ⁇ , N is the downlink system bandwidth, N s is the resource block frequency domain size, and c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1 , 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes ⁇ « ⁇ +1 , " CCE is the first CCE number occupied by the first PDCCH, and W ⁇ CCH is the offset of the third pucCH resource, which is configured by the high layer signaling, that is, configured to the first group Resource offset of the UE.
- the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs are configured with the same PUCCH resource region, and the PDCCHs of different UEs occupy different CCEs, so the determined PUCCH resources are different, which not only avoids
- the implementation complexity of the base station also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- the UE receives a second PDCCH in a fourth downlink subframe, and when the fourth downlink subframe belongs to the second downlink subframe set, determining a fourth PUCCH resource, where the fourth PUCCH resource is the The PUSCH resources occupied by the PDSCH of the second PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS decoding and signaling.
- Step S205 can be implemented by two schemes:
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart of determining a fourth PUCCH resource in the first scheme in the second implementation manner of the resource allocation method of the present application.
- the determination of the fourth PUCCH resource may include two steps:
- S2051 The UE determines that M 2 and 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and is a sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set.
- the UE determines an offset N A , where the offset causes the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set to be completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE.
- the method for determining the offset is to make the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply by the maximum configurable on one downlink subframe.
- the number of CCEs is to make the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply by the maximum configurable on one downlink subframe. The number of CCEs.
- Another method is to make the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply the number of CCEs actually configured in one downlink subframe.
- the offset can be determined for the following four methods.
- Method 1 A standard scheduling rule, which ensures that the PUCCH resource regions configured for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs do not collide, thus avoiding the implementation complexity of the base station, for example:
- the PDCCH region occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols.
- N M ⁇ N 4
- M x represents the number of elements in the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, or 10 or less according to the downlink system bandwidth.
- the offset N A can be determined according to the following formula:
- Method 2 The UE receives the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling indicates the N A. It should be noted that, for the first group of UEs, the upper layer signaling is also configured with an offset CCH. Correspondingly, for the second downlink subframe set, the actual offset is
- the UE receives higher layer signaling or physical layer signaling, and the higher layer signaling or physical layer signaling indicates ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ .
- N A M l X N £
- the UE receives high layer signaling or physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or physical layer signaling indicates a c value.
- the UE determines the fourth PUCCH resource according to the M 2 , and the offset ⁇ .
- ⁇ H2 is the fourth PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region, which is an antenna port number.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart of determining the fourth PUCCH resource by using the second scheme in the second embodiment of the resource allocation method of the present application. Specifically, it includes 3 steps: S2052: Determine 3 and ', where 3 is the number of downlink subframes in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, and 'is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe, or 3 is the second downlink subframe set. The number of downlink subframes in which the PUCCH resource region is reserved according to the PDCCH resource region, and 'the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe;
- the UE obtains the values of M 3 and ' by receiving high layer signaling or physical layer signaling sent by the base station.
- S2054 Determine an offset N A of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset causes the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set to be completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE.
- the UE determines the fourth PUCCH resource according to 3 , i' and the offset N A .
- ⁇ 2 is the fourth PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0,1,2,3 ⁇
- N E is the first CCE number occupied by the second PDCCH
- NS CCH N CH + W A is the offset of the fourth PUCCH resource.
- step S201 occurs earliest, followed by steps S202 and S203, and finally steps S204 and S205.
- steps S202 and S203 There may be no clear timing relationship between step S202 and step S203, which may be performed simultaneously, or may be performed before or after, or only one of the steps may be performed.
- step S204 and step S205 there may be no clear timing relationship between step S204 and step S205, and the same It can also be done before or after, or you can perform only one of the steps.
- the base station when the PUCCH resource region is allocated to the second group of UEs, the base station has the same HARQ timing downlink subframe for the second group of UEs, and the base station determines the PUCCH according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs.
- the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to a new mapping rule, and ensures that the PUCCH resource region does not overlap with the PUCCH resource region of the first group of UEs. Therefore, the method not only avoids the base station.
- the implementation complexity also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a third embodiment of a method for allocating a resource.
- a base station is used as an execution entity as an example.
- the method in this embodiment may include the following steps:
- the base station configures a second uplink and downlink ratio
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is not configured with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the matching UE or, is the old version of the UE;
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is a reference uplink-downlink ratio used by the second group of UEs to indicate the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs, or an uplink-downlink ratio used to indicate the uplink and downlink subframe allocation of the second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or a new version UE.
- the base station determines, according to the HARQ sequence of the second uplink and downlink ratio, a fifth downlink subframe, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe, that is, the PDSCH (scheduled by the PDCCH) or the downlink SPS release signaling transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the HARQ feedback information of the multiple downlink subframes may be required to be sent in the first uplink subframe, where the fifth downlink subframe may be in the multiple downlink subframes. Any one of the downlink subframes has universality.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is a ratio of 1, according to the HARQ timing, the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframes with subframe numbers 5 and 6 are all fed back in the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2, so The five downlink subframes may be the downlink subframe 5 or the downlink subframe 6.
- the base station configures a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource
- the parameters include M, m and A ⁇ CCH , or the PUCCH resource parameters include M, m and N A ; the base station can adaptively configure M, M to be a positive integer according to the current subframe configuration.
- the M indicates a discrete level of a PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe.
- the PUCCH resource regions of the multiple downlink subframes are staggered.
- the PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe is divided into three or four.
- the base station configures M>1, The 3 or 4 copies of the PUCCH resource region are discrete, and the larger the value of M, the larger the discrete level.
- the base station can adaptively configure N cai or N A , and can also adopt the method exemplified in step S1052 in the first embodiment.
- the base station sends a fourth signaling, where the fourth signaling indicates the PUCCH resource parameter, or the fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter of M, m, and N CH , or the fourth letter Let at least one of the parameters M, m and N A be indicated.
- the fourth signaling may be high layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the fourth signaling is physical layer signaling
- the PDCCH/ePDCCH may be carried.
- the fourth signaling and the signaling indicating the uplink and downlink subframe ratio share one PDCCH.
- the base station determines, according to the M, the m and the ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ , the fifth PUCCH resource region in the first uplink subframe, where the fifth PUCCH resource region is a pre- A resource area reserved for HARQ feedback information of the fifth downlink subframe.
- the base station has greater configuration flexibility.
- the base station can adaptively configure at least one parameter of M, m, and ⁇ 11 , not only does not increase.
- the implementation complexity of the base station can greatly save PUCCH resource reservation. For example, when the number of first group UEs in the system is very small or the first group of UEs is only transmitting on a limited downlink subframe (for example, although the first group of UEs can be in the downlink subframes 0, 1, 5, 6 Up, but the base station only schedules the first group of UEs on the subframe 0.
- the base station can allocate the PUCCH resource area reserved for the second group of UEs to the reservation by configuring at least one of the M, m and A ⁇ CCH parameters.
- the PUCCH resource regions of a group of UEs partially overlap or complete overlap.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart of a fourth embodiment of the resource allocation method of the present application.
- the present embodiment is described by using a UE as an execution entity.
- the method in this embodiment may include the following steps:
- S401 The UE acquires a second uplink and downlink ratio
- the UE is a second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability; or the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio configured by the base station; or the second group of UEs is a new version of the UE, for example, supporting LTE. Release-12, or UEs that support LTE Release-12 or later.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, but the first uplink and downlink ratios are obtained according to the manner of the first group of UEs, that is, the UE receives the high-level signaling, and the UE obtains the first uplink-downlink ratio by receiving the SIB1.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation.
- the UE can obtain the second uplink and downlink ratio by receiving physical layer signaling.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine the HARQ timing of the UE.
- the UE may obtain the second uplink-downlink ratio by receiving high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling), or the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio 5 or the uplink-downlink ratio 2, or a standard predefined reference.
- the uplink and downlink ratio determination rules, the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink and downlink ratio according to this rule. For example, when the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover belong to the 5ms downlink up conversion point period, the uplink and downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink and downlink ratio; When any one of the two uplink and downlink ratios belongs to the downlink up-conversion point period of 10 ms, the uplink-downlink ratio 5 is used as the reference uplink-down ratio.
- the UE determines, according to the HARQ sequence of the second uplink and downlink ratio, a fifth downlink subframe, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe, that is, the PDSCH (scheduled by the PDCCH) or the downlink SPS release signaling transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the PDSCH scheduled by the PDCCH
- the downlink SPS release signaling transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the UE receives the fourth signaling sent by the base station, and determines a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m, and ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ , or the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m. and N a, the fourth parameter signaling indicates the PUCCH resources or the fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter m, m and ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ in, or the fourth signaling indicates [mu], At least one parameter in m and N A .
- the fourth signaling may be high layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the fourth signaling is physical layer signaling
- the PDCCH/ePDCCH may be carried.
- the fourth signaling and the signaling indicating the uplink and downlink subframe ratio share one PDCCH.
- the UE determines the PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe according to the fourth signaling. For the PUCCH resource parameter that is not included in the fourth signaling, the UE determines, according to a predefined rule, for example, the rule described in Embodiment 2.
- the UE receives a third PDCCH on the fifth downlink subframe, and determines, according to the M, the m and the ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ , a fifth PUCCH resource located in the first uplink subframe, where The fifth PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH scheduled by the third PDCCH or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS release signaling.
- the base station has greater configuration flexibility, according to In the case of the previous subframe configuration and the data scheduling, the base station can adaptively configure at least one of the parameters M, m and N ⁇ , which not only does not increase the implementation complexity of the base station, but also can largely save the PUCCH resource reservation.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of a base station according to the present application.
- the base station of this embodiment includes a first determining module 210, a first assigning module 220, a second determining module 230, and a second assigning module 240.
- the first determining module 210 is configured to determine a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio.
- the base station determines two UE groups according to UE capabilities, service requirements, or version information.
- the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability
- the second group of UEs is a UE that has the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability; or the first group of UEs is not configured by the base station to have dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the matched UE, the second group of UEs is a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio by the base station; or the first group of UEs is an old version UE, that is, a legacy UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-8 /9/10/11 UE, the second group of UEs is a new version of UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-12, or supporting UEs of LTE Release-12 or later.
- the base station configures the first uplink-downlink ratio to the first group of UEs, that is, the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the base station can notify the first group of UEs of the first uplink and downlink ratio by using the high layer signaling.
- the base station sends the first group of UEs through the SIB1 (System Information Block 1).
- SIB1 System Information Block 1
- the higher layer signaling (High Layer Signaling) is relative to the physical layer signaling, and the signaling with slower transmission frequency from higher layers includes radio resource control (RRC) signaling and media access control. (MAC, Media Access Control) signaling, etc.
- RRC radio resource control
- MAC Media Access Control
- the base station configures the second uplink-downlink ratio for the second group of UEs, that is, the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation. In other words, it is used to indicate that the uplink and downlink data transmission can be used.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio change is dynamic, and the base station can pass.
- the physical layer signaling notifies the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine a HARQ timing of the UE.
- the uplink-downlink ratio can be dynamically changed.
- the HARQ timing will also change dynamically. This will result in some downlinks during the uplink and downlink ratio change.
- the HARQ feedback information of the data packet cannot be sent. Therefore, the reference uplink-downlink ratio is introduced.
- the up-downlink ratio is 2.
- the three configurations refer to the uplink-downlink ratio method: 1.
- the base station can notify the second group of UEs of the second uplink-downlink ratio through high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling); 2.
- the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is up and down. Row matching ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2; 3.
- the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink-downlink ratio according to this rule, for example, the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover
- the uplink-downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio
- the upper and lower The row ratio 5 is used as a reference for the uplink and downlink ratio.
- the PUCCH resource area allocation may be performed according to an existing algorithm.
- the PUCCH resource area allocation must be performed as follows.
- the subframe has the same HARQ timing under the two uplink and downlink ratios. Therefore, the base station determines that the downlink subframes constitute a subframe set, so that the PUCCH resource region is reserved in accordance with a certain rule.
- the base station determines the first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio. Determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, and then determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio The frame set B; Finally, the first determining module 210 determines that the first downlink subframe set is an intersection of the downlink subframe set A and the downlink subframe set B.
- the first determining module 210 sends the first downlink subframe set to the first allocation module 220.
- the first allocation module 220 is configured to receive the first downlink subframe set, determine the first PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, and the first PUCCH resource region is reserved for the first A resource region of HARQ feedback information of a downlink subframe set.
- the HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set refers to the first downlink subframe set.
- the first allocation module 220 determines the PUCCH resource region for the second group of UEs according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio. Specifically, the first allocating module 220 allocates a first PUCCH resource region to the first downlink subframe set according to Mi and ⁇ , where M is an association determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio to the first uplink sub-
- M is an association determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio to the first uplink sub-
- M is an association determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio to the first uplink sub-
- the number of elements in the downlink subframe set A of the frame and is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set in the downlink subframe set A.
- the base station configures the same PUCCH resource region for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, which not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station, but also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- the first distribution module 220 is according to the formula:
- ⁇ is a PUCCH resource in the first PUCCH resource region
- ⁇ is an antenna port number
- x 0
- the same can be used to determine the elements in the downlink subframe set ⁇ associated with the first uplink subframe according to the first uplink-downlink ratio.
- N e m ax ⁇ 0,L[A '(Nr'c- 4)]/36" ⁇
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes ⁇ « ⁇ +1
- C E is in the first downlink subframe set
- the CCE number, where W ⁇ CCH is the offset of the first pucCH resource region, is configured by higher layer signaling, that is, the resource offset configured for the first group of UEs.
- the parameters ⁇ and j of the PUCCH resources used to determine the first downlink subframe set are exactly the same. Therefore, for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, the PUCCH resource regions allocated by the same downlink subframe are exactly the same.
- the second determining module 230 is configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is in the first An uplink and downlink ratio is not associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the base station determines the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, and then determines, by the base station, the downlink subframe set B associated with the first uplink subframe according to the second uplink-downlink ratio; Finally, the second determining module 230 determines that the second downlink subframe set is a downlink subframe. Collection A's complement:? And the intersection of the downlink subframe set B. That is, the downlink subframe included in the second downlink subframe set does not belong to the downlink subframe set A, but belongs to the downlink subframe set ⁇
- the second determining module 230 sends the second downlink subframe set to the second allocation module 240.
- the second allocation module 240 is configured to receive the second downlink subframe set, determine a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe, where the second PUCCH resource region is a resource reserved for the HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set. region.
- the second allocation module includes a first determining unit 241, a second determining unit 243, and an allocating unit 245.
- the first determining unit 241 is configured to determine that 2 and 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and are the sequence numbers of the downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set.
- the second determining unit 243 is configured to determine the offset amount N A , wherein the offset amount is such that the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set is completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE.
- the second determining unit 243 makes the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, multiplied by one downlink subframe.
- the second determining unit 243 makes the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiplies the number of CCEs actually configured in one downlink subframe.
- the offset can be determined for the following four methods.
- Method 1 A standard scheduling rule, which ensures that the PUCCH resource regions configured for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs do not collide, thus avoiding the implementation complexity of the base station, for example:
- the PDCCH region occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols. , N ⁇ M ⁇ N ⁇ M, indicating the number of elements in the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, or different than 10 RBs according to the downlink system bandwidth.
- the maximum occupancy of 4 OFDM symbols N 4 otherwise according to 3 OFDM symbols N 3 , the second determining unit 243 determines the offset N A according to the following formula:
- the second determining unit 243 sends high layer signaling or physical layer signaling, where the upper layer Signaling or physical layer signaling indicates N A ;
- the upper layer signaling is also configured with an offset ⁇ ⁇ , correspondingly, for the second downlink subframe set, the actual offset
- the quantity K Ci + N therefore, optionally, the higher layer signaling or the physical layer signaling is sent, and the higher layer signaling or the physical layer signaling indicates the ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ .
- Method 3 the same reason, N xN c , the second determining unit 243 sends high layer signaling or physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or physical layer signaling indicates a c value.
- the allocating unit 245 is configured to determine the second PUCCH resource region according to M 2 , i and the offset N A .
- the second allocation module 240 also includes a first determining unit 241, a second determining unit 243, and an allocating unit 245.
- the first determining unit 241 is configured to determine 3 and ', where 3 is the number of downlink subframes in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, and 'is the downlink subframe in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set.
- the sequence number of the frame, or M 3 is the number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to be reserved according to the PDCCH resource region, and is required to be reserved according to the PDCCH resource region in the second downlink subframe set.
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe of the PUCCH resource region; optionally, the base station may notify the values of the second group of UEM 3 and 'by higher layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the second determining unit 243 is configured to determine an offset N A of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset is such that the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set and the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE are completely Staggered. For details, refer to the above statement of the second determining unit 243, and details are not described herein again.
- the allocating unit 245 is configured to determine a second PUCCH resource region according to M 3 , ' and an offset in the first uplink subframe.
- the frame allocates a PUCCH resource, where ⁇ H2 is a PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region, which is an antenna port number, and when the antenna port is ⁇ .
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1 , 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes N c ⁇ n C ' CE ⁇ N c+l , CE is occupied by the second PDCCH
- the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs, and the downlink subframes of the first group of UEs have the same HARQ timing. Different from the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the first group of UEs, the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the new mapping rule, and ensures that it does not overlap with the PUCCH resource region of the first group of UEs. Therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station. , also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of a user equipment according to the present application.
- the user equipment of this embodiment includes: a first determining module 310, a first assigning module 320, a second determining module 330, and a second assigning module 340.
- the first determining module 310 is configured to determine a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio and the second uplink and downlink ratio. .
- the UE is a second group of UEs, that is, the second group of UEs are UEs with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability; or the second group of UEs are UEs configured with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratios by the base station; or
- the second group of UEs is a new version of the UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-12, or supporting UEs of LTE Release-12 or later.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, but the first uplink and downlink ratios are obtained according to the manner of the first group of UEs, that is, the UE receives the high-level signaling, and the UE obtains the first uplink-downlink ratio by receiving the SIB1.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio can be It is used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation, and correspondingly, the UE can obtain the second uplink and downlink ratio by receiving physical layer signaling.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine the HARQ timing of the UE.
- the UE may obtain the second uplink-downlink ratio by receiving high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling), or the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio 5 or the uplink-downlink ratio 2, or a standard predefined reference.
- the uplink and downlink ratio determination rules, the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink and downlink ratio according to this rule. For example, when the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover belong to the 5ms downlink up conversion point period, the uplink and downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink and downlink ratio; any one of the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover belongs to When the downlink is changed to the uplink transition point period of 10ms, the uplink-downlink ratio 5 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio.
- the subframe has the same HARQ timing under the two uplink and downlink ratios. Therefore, the UE determines that the downlink subframes constitute one subframe set, so that the PUCCH resource region is reserved later according to the rules used by the first group of UEs.
- the specific details of the first downlink subframe set and the 210 in the base station embodiment 1 are determined, and are not repeatedly described herein.
- the first allocation module 320 is configured to receive the first PDCCH on the third downlink subframe, and when the third downlink subframe belongs to the first downlink subframe set, according to the HARQ of the first uplink and downlink ratio The timing determines a third PUCCH resource on the first uplink subframe, where the third PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH of the first PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation signaling.
- the UE determines the PUCCH resource region according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink-downlink ratio. Specifically, the UE determines, according to the Mi and the third downlink subframe, a third PUCCH resource, where the Mi is the element of the downlink subframe set A of the first uplink subframe determined by the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio. The number is the sequence number of the third downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- the first allocation module 320 is according to the formula:
- ⁇ is a PUCCH resource in the first PUCCH resource region, and is an antenna port number, when the antenna port is ⁇ .
- x 0
- N e ma X ⁇ 0, L[A ' (N s 4)]/36" ⁇
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1 , 2, 3 ⁇ , and ⁇ « ⁇ ⁇ +1
- ⁇ is the first CCE number occupied by the first PDCCH
- W ⁇ CCH is the offset of the first PUCCH resource region, configured by high layer signaling, ie The resource offset configured for the first group of UEs.
- the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs are configured with the same PUCCH resource region, and the PDCCHs of different UEs occupy different CCEs, so the determined PUCCH resources are different, not only The implementation complexity of the base station is avoided, and the PUCCH resource overhead is also reduced.
- the second determining module 330 is configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second The downlink subframe set is not associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio.
- the second determining module 330 determines a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is a downlink of the first downlink subframe set that is determined according to the second uplink and downlink ratio and is associated with the first uplink subframe. A complement in a collection of subframes.
- the second allocation module 340 is configured to receive the second PDCCH on the fourth downlink subframe, and determine the fourth PUCCH resource, the fourth PUCCH resource when the fourth downlink subframe belongs to the second downlink subframe set. a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH scheduled for the second PDCCH or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation signaling.
- the second allocation module 340 includes a first determining unit 341, a second determining unit 343, and an allocating unit 345.
- the first determining unit 341 is configured to determine that 2 and 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and are the sequence numbers of the fourth downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set.
- the second determining unit 343 is configured to determine the offset N A , wherein the offset causes the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set to be completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE.
- an offset is determined by the second determining unit 343 to make the offset equal to
- the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio is multiplied by the maximum number of CCEs that can be configured in one downlink subframe.
- the second determining unit 343 makes the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiplies the number of CCEs actually configured in one downlink subframe.
- the offset can be determined for the following four methods.
- Method 1 A standard scheduling rule, which ensures that the PUCCH resource regions configured for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs do not collide, thus avoiding the implementation complexity of the base station, for example:
- the PDCCH region occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols.
- N M ⁇ N 4
- M x represents the number of elements in the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, or 10 or less according to the downlink system bandwidth.
- the RB is occupied by a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols N 4 , otherwise according to the 3 OFDM symbols N 3 , the second determining unit 343 can determine the offset N A according to the following formula:
- the second determining unit 343 receives the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling indicates the N A. It should be noted that, for the first group of UEs, the high layer signaling is also configured. Offset ⁇ ⁇ , correspondingly, for the second set of downlink subframes, the actual offset
- the UE receives the high layer signaling or physical layer signaling, the physical layer signaling or higher layer signaling indicating ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4] ⁇ .
- the second determining unit 343 receives the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling, where the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling indicates the c value.
- the allocating unit 345 is configured to determine, according to M 2 , and the offset, the fourth PUCCH resource in the first uplink subframe.
- the allocation unit 345 is based on the formula:
- the second allocation module 340 includes a first determining unit 341, a second determining unit 343, and an allocating unit 345.
- the first determining unit 341 is configured to determine 3 and ', where 3 is the number of downlink subframes in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, and 'is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe, or M 3 is The number of the downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that needs to be reserved according to the PDCCH resource region, and the number of the downlink subframes that are reserved for the fourth downlink subframe; optionally, the UE receives the high layer signaling or physical layer sent by the base station. Signaling obtains the values of M 3 and '.
- the second determining unit 343 is configured to determine an offset N A of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset is such that the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set and the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group UE are completely Staggered.
- the allocating unit 345 is configured to determine the fourth PUCCH resource according to M 3 , ' and the offset N A in the first uplink subframe.
- the allocation unit 345 is based on the formula:
- H2 is a fourth PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region, which is an antenna port number, and when the antenna port is ⁇ .
- N ⁇ ccu ⁇ UCCH + ⁇ A fourth offset PUCCH resources.
- the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs, and the downlink subframes of the first group of UEs have the same HARQ timing. Different from the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the first group of UEs, the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the new mapping rule, ensuring that the first group is not The PUCCH resource regions of the UE overlap. Therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station, but also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a second implementation manner of a base station according to the present application.
- the base station of this embodiment includes: a base transceiver station BTS 410 and a base station controller BSC 420.
- the base transceiver station 410 is coupled to the base station controller 420.
- the base transceiver station 410 includes a wireless transmit/receive device, an antenna, and a signal processing portion unique to all wireless interfaces.
- the base transceiver station 410 is responsible for receiving and transmitting processing of mobile signals.
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio.
- the base station determines two UE groups according to UE capabilities, service requirements, or version information.
- the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability
- the second group of UEs is a UE that has the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability; or the first group of UEs is not configured by the base station to have dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the matched UE, the second group of UEs is a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio by the base station; or the first group of UEs is an old version UE, that is, a legacy UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-8 /9/10/11 UE, the second group of UEs is a new version of UE, for example, supporting LTE Release-12, or supporting UEs of LTE Release-12 or later.
- the base station configures the first uplink-downlink ratio to the first group of UEs, that is, the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the base station can notify the first group of UEs of the first uplink and downlink ratio by using the high layer signaling.
- the base station sends the first group of UEs through the SIB1 (System Information Block 1).
- SIB1 System Information Block 1
- the higher layer signaling (High Layer Signaling) is relative to the physical layer signaling, and the signaling with slower transmission frequency from higher layers includes radio resource control (RRC) signaling and media access control. (MAC, Media Access Control) signaling, etc.
- RRC radio resource control
- MAC Media Access Control
- the base station configures the second uplink-downlink ratio for the second group of UEs, that is, the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation. In other words, it is used to indicate that the uplink and downlink data transmission can be used.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio change is dynamic, and the base station can pass.
- the physical layer signaling notifies the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine a HARQ timing of the UE.
- the uplink and downlink ratio can be dynamically changed, and accordingly, The HARQ timing will also change dynamically. This will cause the HARQ feedback information of some downlink packets to be sent during the uplink and downlink ratio change. Therefore, the reference uplink and downlink ratios are introduced. Even if the uplink and downlink ratios change, the UE follows the UE. This ratio determines the HARQ timing, avoiding the problem that the HARQ feedback information of the downlink data packet cannot be transmitted during the uplink and downlink ratio change.
- the up-down ratio is 2.
- the three configurations refer to the uplink-downlink ratio method: 1.
- the base station can notify the second group of UEs of the second uplink-downlink ratio through high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling); 2.
- the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is up and down. Row matching ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2; 3.
- the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink-downlink ratio according to this rule, for example, the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover
- the uplink-downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio
- the upper and lower The row ratio 5 is used as a reference for the uplink and downlink ratio.
- the PUCCH resource area allocation may be performed according to an existing algorithm.
- the PUCCH resource area allocation must be performed as follows.
- the subframe has the same HARQ timing under the two uplink and downlink ratios. Therefore, the base station determines that the downlink subframes constitute a subframe set, so that the PUCCH resource region is reserved in accordance with a certain rule.
- the base station determines the first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio. Determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, and then determining, by the base station, the downlink subframe associated with the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio Frame Set B; Finally, the base station controller 420 determines that the first downlink subframe set is the intersection of the downlink subframe set A and the downlink subframe set B.
- the base station controller 420 is configured to receive the first downlink subframe set, determine the first PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio, and the first PUCCH resource region is reserved for the first The resource region of the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframe set.
- the HARQ feedback information of the first downlink subframe set refers to the first downlink subframe set.
- the base station controller 420 determines the PUCCH resource region for the second group of UEs according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio. Specifically, the base station controller 420 allocates a first PUCCH resource region according to the sum of the first downlink subframe set, wherein the downlink subframe associated with the first uplink subframe is determined according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio
- the number of elements in the set A, ⁇ is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the first downlink subframe set in the downlink subframe set A.
- the base station configures the same PUCCH resource region for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, which not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station, but also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- the base station controller 420 is based on the formula:
- the CCE number, where W ⁇ CCH is the offset of the first pucCH resource region, is configured by higher layer signaling, that is, the resource offset configured for the first group of UEs.
- the parameters M and j for determining the PUCCH resource of the first downlink subframe set are exactly the same. Therefore, for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs, the PUCCH resource regions allocated by the same downlink subframe are exactly the same.
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the second downlink subframe set is in the first uplink and downlink. The ratio is not associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the base station determines the downlink subframe set A associated with the first uplink subframe according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, and then determines, by the base station, the downlink subframe set B associated with the first uplink subframe according to the second uplink-downlink ratio; Finally, the base station controller 420 determines that the second downlink subframe set is a downlink subframe set. What is the complement of A? And the intersection of the downlink subframe set B. That is, the downlink subframe included in the second downlink subframe set does not belong to the downlink subframe set A, but belongs to the downlink subframe set ⁇
- the base station controller 420 is configured to receive the second downlink subframe set, and determine a second PUCCH resource region on the first uplink subframe, where the second PUCCH resource region is a resource region reserved for the HARQ feedback information of the second downlink subframe set. .
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine 2 and, M 2 is the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, and is the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the second downlink subframe set in the second downlink subframe set. .
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine an offset N A , wherein the offset causes the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set to be completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group of UEs.
- the base station controller 420 makes the offset equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, multiplied by one downlink subframe.
- the base station controller 420 sets the offset to be equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, multiplied by the number of CCEs actually configured in one downlink subframe.
- the offset can be determined for the following four methods.
- Method 1 A standard scheduling rule, which ensures that the PUCCH resource regions configured for the first group of UEs and the second group of UEs do not collide, thus avoiding the implementation complexity of the base station, for example:
- the PDCCH region occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols.
- N M ⁇ N 4
- M x represents the number of elements in the downlink subframe set associated with the first uplink subframe determined according to the first uplink-downlink ratio, or is less than or equal to 10 according to the downlink system bandwidth.
- the RB occupies a maximum of 4 OFDM symbols N 4 , otherwise according to the 3 OFDM symbols N 3 , the base station controller 420 determines the offset N A according to the following formula:
- Method 2 The base station controller 420 sends the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or the physical layer signaling indicates the N A. It should be noted that, for the first group of UEs, the high layer signaling is also configured with a partial bias.
- the shift amount ⁇ ⁇ correspondingly, for the second downlink subframe set, the actual offset is ⁇ CCH - ⁇ CCH + ⁇ A ' Therefore, optionally, the base station transmits high layer signaling or physical layer signaling, and the high layer signaling or physical layer signaling indicates N CH .
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine the second PUCCH resource region according to M 2 , and the offset ⁇ .
- the frame allocates a PUCCH resource, where ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ 2 is a PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region, which is an antenna port number.
- N the downlink system bandwidth
- N s the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes N e ⁇ CE ⁇ N e+1
- CE is The first CCE number occupied by the second PDCCH
- the second scheme is more flexible.
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine 3 and ', where 3 is the number of downlink subframes in which the PDCCH region is configured in the second downlink subframe set, and 'is the second downlink subframe.
- the sequence number of the downlink subframe in the PDCCH region is configured in the frame set, or 3 is the number of downlink subframes in the second downlink subframe set that need to reserve the PUCCH resource region according to the PDCCH resource region, and is the second downlink subframe.
- the base station controller 420 is configured to determine an offset N A of the second PUCCH resource region, where the offset is such that the PUCCH resource region allocated for the second downlink subframe set is completely staggered from the PUCCH resource region allocated for the first group of UEs. .
- the downlink subframe allocates a PUCCH resource, where ⁇ is the PUCCH resource in the second PUCCH resource region, which is an antenna port number, and when the antenna port is ⁇ .
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1, 2, 3 ⁇ , and makes N c ⁇ n C ' CE ⁇ N c+l , n C ' CE is in the second The first CCE number occupied by the PDCCH
- N ⁇ ccu ⁇ UCCH + ⁇ A second offset PUCCH resource region.
- the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs, and the downlink subframes of the first group of UEs have the same HARQ timing. Different from the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the first group of UEs, the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the new mapping rule, and ensures that it does not overlap with the PUCCH resource region of the first group of UEs. Therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station. , also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of a second implementation manner of a user equipment according to the present application.
- the user equipment 500 of the present embodiment includes: a receiver 501, a processor 502, a memory 503, and a transmitter 504.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, and the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a new version of the UE.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is an uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is not configured to be dynamic.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio is a reference uplink/down ratio used by the second group of UEs to indicate the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs, or And indicating uplink and downlink ratios of uplink and downlink subframe allocations of the second group of UEs.
- the receiver 501 can receive data wirelessly.
- the processor 502 controls the operation of the user equipment 600, which may also be referred to as a CPU (Central Processing Unit).
- Processor 502 may be an integrated circuit chip with signal processing capabilities.
- the processor 502 can also be a general purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), an off-the-shelf programmable gate array (FPGA) or other programmable logic device, discrete gate or transistor logic device, discrete hardware component. .
- Pass The processor can be a microprocessor or the processor can be any conventional processor or the like.
- Memory 503 can include read only memory and random access memory and provides instructions and data to processor 502. A portion of the memory 503 may also include a non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM).
- NVRAM non-volatile random access memory
- Transmitter 504 can transmit data wirelessly.
- bus system 505 which may include, in addition to the data bus, a power bus, a control bus, a status signal bus, and the like.
- bus system 505 may include, in addition to the data bus, a power bus, a control bus, a status signal bus, and the like.
- bus system 505 may include, in addition to the data bus, a power bus, a control bus, a status signal bus, and the like.
- various buses are labeled as bus system 505 in the figure.
- Memory 503 stores the following elements, executable modules or data structures, or a subset thereof, or their extended set:
- Operation instructions Includes various operation instructions for implementing various operations.
- Operating System Includes a variety of system programs for implementing a variety of basic services and handling hardware-based tasks.
- the processor 502 performs the following operations by calling an operation instruction stored in the memory 503 (the operation instruction can be stored in the operating system):
- the processor 502 determines a first downlink subframe set, where the first downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio and the second uplink-downlink ratio;
- the receiver 501 receives the first PDCCH on the third downlink subframe
- the processor 502 determines a third in the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the first uplink and downlink ratio when the third downlink subframe belongs to the first downlink subframe set. a PUCCH resource, where the third PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH of the first PDCCH scheduling or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation signaling.
- the processor 502 is further configured to: determine, in the first uplink subframe, the third PUCCH resource according to the sum of the third downlink subframe, where the The HARQ timing determined by the row ratio is associated with the number of elements in the downlink subframe set A of the first uplink subframe, and the ⁇ is the sequence number of the third downlink subframe in the downlink subframe set A.
- the processor 502 is further configured to determine a second downlink subframe set, where the second downlink subframe set is associated with the first uplink subframe in the second uplink and downlink ratio, And the second downlink subframe set is not associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink and downlink ratio;
- the receiver 501 is further configured to receive the second PDCCH in the fourth downlink subframe;
- the processor 502 is further configured to: when the fourth downlink subframe belongs to the second downlink subframe set, determine the fourth PUCCH resource, where the fourth PUCCH resource is a PDSCH or indication scheduled by the second PDCCH
- the downlink SPS releases the PUCCH resources occupied by the HARQ feedback information of the signaling.
- the processor 502 is further configured to determine that M 2 and M 2 are the number of elements in the second downlink subframe set, where the fourth downlink subframe is in the second downlink subframe set. a sequence number; determining a second offset N A ; determining, on the first uplink subframe, the fourth PUCCH resource according to the M 2 , the second offset amount N A
- the receiver 501 is further configured to receive the first signaling and determine the M 2 and the first signaling indication 2 and, where 2 is the PDCCH resource according to the PDCCH resource in the second downlink subframe set.
- the number of the downlink subframes of the area reserved PUCCH resource area is the sequence number of the fourth downlink subframe;
- the processor 502 is further configured to determine the second offset amount N A , in the first uplink subframe, according to The M 2 , the sum and the second offset N A determine the fourth PUCCH resource.
- the processor 502 is further configured to determine that the second offset N A is equal to the number of downlink subframes associated with the first uplink subframe in the first uplink-downlink ratio, and multiply by one downlink sub-frame.
- processor 502 is also used in accordance with the formula
- ⁇ H2 is the fourth PUCCH resource
- ⁇ is the antenna port number
- c is a non-negative integer
- N c - max ⁇ 0, [ [N ⁇ - (N ⁇ ⁇ c - 4)]/36 J ⁇
- N is the downlink system bandwidth
- N is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0, 1 , 2, 3 ⁇ , and let ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ +1
- CE is the first CCE number occupied by the second PDCCH
- a ⁇ CCH A CH + N A is the offset of the fourth PUCCH resource.
- each step of the above method may be completed by an integrated logic circuit of hardware in the processor 502 or an instruction in the form of software.
- the methods, steps, and logical block diagrams disclosed in the embodiments of the present invention may be implemented or carried out.
- the steps of the method disclosed in the embodiments of the present invention may be directly implemented as a hardware decoding processor, or may be performed by a combination of hardware and software modules in the decoding processor.
- the software modules can be located in a conventional storage medium such as random access memory, flash memory, read only memory, programmable read only memory or electrically erasable programmable memory, registers, and the like.
- the storage medium is located in the memory 503, and the processor 502 reads the information in the memory 503 and completes the steps of the above method in combination with the hardware.
- the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the mapping rule of the first group of UEs, and the downlink subframes of the first group of UEs have the same HARQ timing. Different from the downlink subframe of the HARQ sequence of the first group of UEs, the base station determines the PUCCH resource region according to the new mapping rule, and ensures that it does not overlap with the PUCCH resource region of the first group of UEs. Therefore, the method not only avoids the implementation complexity of the base station. , also reduces the PUCCH resource overhead.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a third embodiment of a base station according to the present application.
- the base station of the present application includes: a first configuration module 601, a first determining module 602, a second configuration module 603, a sending module 604, and a second determining module 605.
- the first configuration module 601 is configured to configure the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is not configured with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio is a reference uplink/downlink ratio used by the second group of UEs to indicate the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs or used to indicate the second group of UEs
- the uplink and downlink ratios of the uplink and downlink subframes are allocated, and the second group of UEs are UEs with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio capability, or are UEs configured with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or are new versions of UEs. .
- the base station configures the first uplink-downlink ratio for the first group of UEs, that is, the first uplink-downlink ratio is the first group.
- the uplink and downlink ratio of the UE application can notify the first group of UEs of the first uplink and downlink ratio by using the high layer signaling.
- the base station sends the first group of UEs through the SIB1 (System Information Block 1).
- SIB1 System Information Block 1
- the higher layer signaling (High Layer Signaling) is relative to the physical layer signaling, and the signaling with slower transmission frequency from higher layers includes radio resource control (RRC) signaling and media access control. (MAC, Media Access Control) signaling, etc.
- RRC radio resource control
- MAC Media Access Control
- the first configuration module 601 configures the second uplink and downlink ratios for the second group of UEs, that is, the second uplink and downlink ratio is the uplink and downlink ratio of the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation. In other words, it is used to indicate that the uplink and downlink data transmission can be used.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio change is dynamic, and the base station can pass.
- the physical layer signaling notifies the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine a HARQ timing of the UE.
- the uplink-downlink ratio can be dynamically changed.
- the HARQ timing will also change dynamically. This will cause the HARQ feedback information of some downlink packets to be unavailable during the uplink-downlink ratio change. Therefore, the reference uplink-downlink ratio is introduced. Even if the uplink-downlink ratio changes, the UE determines the HARQ timing according to the ratio, and avoids the problem that the HARQ feedback information of the downlink data packet cannot be transmitted during the uplink-downlink ratio change period.
- the reference uplink-downlink ratio is a ratio of less uplink subframes in the downlink subframe, such as uplink-downlink ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2.
- the three configurations refer to the uplink-downlink ratio method: 1.
- the base station can notify the second group of UEs of the second uplink-downlink ratio through high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling); 2.
- the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is up and down. Row matching ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2; 3.
- the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink-downlink ratio according to this rule, for example, the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover
- the uplink-downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio
- the upper and lower The row ratio 5 is used as a reference for the uplink and downlink ratio.
- the first determining module 602 is configured to determine a fifth downlink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe, that is, the PDSCH (scheduled by the PDCCH) transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe or the HARQ feedback information of the downlink SPS translation signaling is carried.
- the first determining module 602 may need to send the HARQ feedback information of the multiple downlink subframes in the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe may be the multiple Any one of the downlink subframes in the downlink subframe has universality.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is a ratio of 1, according to the HARQ timing, the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframes with subframe numbers 5 and 6 are all fed back in the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2, so The five downlink subframes may be the downlink subframe 5 or the downlink subframe 6.
- the second configuration module 603 is configured to configure a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m, and A ⁇ CCH , or the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m, and N AO
- the second configuration module 603 can adaptively configure M, M to be a positive integer according to the current subframe configuration.
- the M indicates a discrete level of a PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe.
- the PUCCH resource regions of the multiple downlink subframes are staggered.
- the PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe is divided into three or four.
- the base station configures M>1 The 3 or 4 copies of the PUCCH resource region are discrete, and the larger the value of M, the larger the discrete level.
- W CCH is a non-negative integer
- N A is a non-negative integer
- CCH is a PUCCH resource configured for the first group of UEs Offset.
- the base station can adaptively configure N cai or N A , and can also adopt the method exemplified in step S1052 in the first embodiment.
- the sending module 604 is configured to send the fourth signaling, where the fourth signaling indicates the PUCCH resource parameter, or the fourth signaling indicates at least one of M, m and ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ,, or The fourth signaling indicates at least one of ⁇ , m and N A .
- the fourth signaling may be high layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the PDCCH/ePDCCH may be carried.
- the fourth signaling and the signaling indicating the uplink and downlink subframe ratio share one PDCCH.
- a second determining module 605 in the first uplink subframe, according to the base station M, the m and the ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4] ⁇ PUCCH resource is determined in said fifth region of the first uplink subframe, the first The five PUCCH resource regions are resource regions reserved for the HARQ feedback information of the fifth downlink subframe.
- the PUCCH resource in the fifth PUCCH resource region is an antenna port number, and X is a non-negative integer.
- N s is the resource block frequency domain size
- c belongs to ⁇ 0,1,2,3 ⁇ , and makes N e ⁇ n CCE ⁇ N c+1 , « ⁇
- the first CCE number occupied by the PDCCH transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe, CCH A CH + N A is the offset of the fifth PUCCH resource region.
- the base station provided in this embodiment has greater configuration flexibility. According to the current subframe configuration and data scheduling, the base station can adaptively configure at least one parameter of M, m, and N CH , which not only increases the implementation complexity of the base station. And can save PUCCH resource reservation to a large extent.
- the base station can reserve the PUCCH resource area reserved for the second group of UEs and reserve the first one by configuring at least one of M, m and W cai
- the PUCCH resource regions of the group UE partially overlap or complete overlapping.
- FIG. 20 is a schematic structural diagram of a third embodiment of a user equipment according to the present application.
- the user equipment of this embodiment includes: an obtaining module 701, a first determining module 702, a receiving module 703, and a second determining module 704.
- the obtaining module 701 is configured to obtain a second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the UE is a second group of UEs.
- the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability; or the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio configured by the base station; or the second group of UEs is a new version of the UE, for example, supporting LTE. Release-12, or UEs that support LTE Release-12 and later.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, but the first uplink and downlink ratios are obtained according to the first group of UEs, that is, the UE receives the high-level signaling, and the UE obtains the first uplink-downlink ratio by receiving the SIB1.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation.
- the UE can obtain the second uplink and downlink ratio by receiving physical layer signaling.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine the HARQ timing of the UE.
- the UE may obtain the second uplink-downlink ratio by receiving high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling), or the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio 5 or the uplink-downlink ratio 2, or a standard predefined reference.
- the uplink and downlink ratio determination rules, the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink and downlink ratio according to this rule.
- the uplink and downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink and downlink ratio; any one of the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover belongs to
- the uplink-downlink ratio 5 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio.
- the first determining module 702 is configured to determine a fifth downlink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe, that is, the PDSCH (scheduled by the PDCCH) or the downlink SPS release signaling transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the PDSCH scheduled by the PDCCH
- the downlink SPS release signaling transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the receiving module 703 is configured to receive the fourth signaling sent by the base station, and determine a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m, and ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ , or the PUCCH resource parameter includes M And m and N A , the fourth signaling indicates the PUCCH resource parameter, or the fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter of M, m and N CH , or the fourth signaling indicates M , at least one of the parameters m and N A .
- the fourth signaling may be high layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the fourth signaling is physical layer signaling
- the PDCCH/ePDCCH may be carried.
- the fourth signaling and the signaling indicating the uplink and downlink subframe ratio share one PDCCH.
- the UE determines the PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe according to the fourth signaling. For the PUCCH resource parameter that is not included in the fourth signaling, the UE determines, according to a predefined rule, for example, the rule described in Embodiment 2.
- the second determining module 704 is configured to receive a third PDCCH on the fifth downlink subframe, and determine, according to the M, the m and the N cai , a fifth PUCCH resource located in the first uplink subframe, where The fifth PUCCH resource is a PDSCH or an indication of the third PDCCH scheduling The PUCCH resource occupied by the HARQ feedback information of the SPS release signaling.
- the adapted base station has greater configuration flexibility.
- the base station can adaptively configure at least one parameter of M, m, and ⁇ ,, not only The implementation complexity of the base station is not increased, and the PUCCH resource reservation can be saved to a large extent.
- FIG. 21 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth implementation manner of a base station according to the present application.
- the base station of this embodiment includes: a base transceiver station BTS 701 and a base station controller BSC 702.
- the base transceiver station 701 is coupled to the base station controller 702.
- the base transceiver station 701 includes a wireless transmit/receive device, an antenna, and a signal processing portion unique to all wireless interfaces.
- the base transceiver station 701 is responsible for receiving and transmitting processing of mobile signals.
- the base station controller 702 is configured to configure the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is not configured with dynamic TDD uplink and downlink.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio is a reference uplink/downlink ratio used by the second group of UEs to indicate the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs or used to indicate the second group of UEs.
- the uplink and downlink ratios of the uplink and downlink subframes are allocated, and the second group of UEs are UEs with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or are UEs configured with dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio, or are new version UEs. .
- the base station configures the first uplink-downlink ratio for the first group of UEs, that is, the first uplink-downlink ratio is the uplink-downlink ratio applied by the first group of UEs.
- the base station can notify the first group of UEs of the first uplink and downlink ratio by using the high layer signaling.
- the base station sends the first group of UEs through the SIB1 (System Information Block 1).
- SIB1 System Information Block 1
- the higher layer signaling (High Layer Signaling) is relative to the physical layer signaling, and the signaling with slower transmission frequency from higher layers includes radio resource control (RRC) signaling and media access control. (MAC, Media Access Control) letter Order and so on.
- RRC radio resource control
- MAC Media Access Control
- the base station controller 702 configures the second uplink and downlink ratios for the second group of UEs, that is, the second uplink and downlink ratios are the uplink and downlink ratios applied by the second group of UEs.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio can be used to indicate uplink and downlink subframe allocation. In other words, it is used to indicate that the uplink and downlink data transmission can be used.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio change is dynamic, and the base station can pass.
- the physical layer signaling notifies the second group of UEs of the second uplink and downlink ratio.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio may be a reference UL-DL configuration, where the reference uplink-downlink ratio is used to determine a HARQ timing of the UE.
- the uplink-downlink ratio can be dynamically changed.
- the HARQ timing will also change dynamically. This will cause the HARQ feedback information of some downlink packets to be unavailable during the uplink-downlink ratio change. Therefore, the reference uplink-downlink ratio is introduced. Even if the uplink-downlink ratio changes, the UE determines the HARQ timing according to the ratio, and avoids the problem that the HARQ feedback information of the downlink data packet cannot be transmitted during the uplink-downlink ratio change period.
- the reference uplink-downlink ratio is a ratio of less uplink subframes in the downlink subframe, such as uplink-downlink ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2.
- the three configurations refer to the uplink-downlink ratio method: 1.
- the base station can notify the second group of UEs of the second uplink-downlink ratio through high-level signaling (for example, RRC signaling); 2.
- the standard pre-defined reference uplink-downlink ratio is up and down. Row matching ratio 5 or uplink-downlink ratio 2; 3.
- the base station and the UE determine the reference uplink-downlink ratio according to this rule, for example, the two uplink and downlink ratios before and after the handover
- the uplink-downlink ratio 2 is used as the reference uplink-downlink ratio
- the upper and lower The row ratio 5 is used as a reference for the uplink and downlink ratio.
- the base station controller 702 is configured to determine a fifth downlink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe, that is, the PDSCH (scheduled by the PDCCH) transmitted on the fifth downlink subframe or the HARQ feedback information of the downlink SPS translation signaling is carried in the first uplink subframe.
- the base station controller 702 may need to send the HARQ feedback information of the multiple downlink subframes in the first uplink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe may be the multiple downlinks. Any one of the downlink subframes in the subframe has universality.
- the second uplink-downlink ratio is a ratio of 1, according to the HARQ timing, the HARQ feedback information of the downlink subframes with subframe numbers 5 and 6 are all fed back in the uplink subframe with the subframe number 2, so The five downlink subframes may be the downlink subframe 5 or the downlink subframe 6.
- the base station controller 702 is configured to configure a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m and A ⁇ CCH , or the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m, and N A facile
- the base station controller 702 can adaptively configure M, M to be a positive integer according to the current subframe configuration.
- the M indicates a discrete level of a PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe.
- the PUCCH resource regions of the multiple downlink subframes are staggered.
- the PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe is divided into three or four.
- the base station configures M>1 The 3 or 4 copies of the PUCCH resource region are discrete, and the larger the value of M, the larger the discrete level.
- ⁇ ⁇ + ⁇ is the offset of the PUCCH resource region corresponding to the fifth downlink subframe
- W CCH is a non-negative integer
- N A is a non-negative integer
- CCH is a PUCCH resource allocation configured for the first group of UEs. shift.
- the base station can be adaptively configured ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 11 or also a Example exemplified in Step S1052 may be employed.
- the base station controller 702 is configured to send fourth signaling, where the fourth signaling indicates the PUCCH resource parameter, or the fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter of M, m and , ⁇ ,, or The fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter of ⁇ , m and N A .
- the fourth signaling may be high layer signaling or physical layer signaling.
- the fourth signaling is physical layer signaling
- the PDCCH/ePDCCH may be carried.
- the fourth signaling and the signaling indicating the uplink and downlink subframe ratio share one PDCCH.
- the base station controller 702 is configured to: in the first uplink subframe, the base station determines, according to the M, the m and the W CCH, a fifth PUCCH resource region located in the first uplink subframe, where the fifth PUCCH resource is The area is a resource area reserved for HARQ feedback information of the fifth downlink subframe.
- the base station provided in this embodiment has greater configuration flexibility. According to the current subframe configuration and data scheduling, the base station can adaptively configure at least one parameter of M, m, and A ⁇ CCH , which not only does not increase the implementation complexity of the base station. Degree, and can save PUCCH resource reservation to a large extent.
- the base station can be configured m, m and ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ so that the at least one parameter to a second group in ⁇ reserved PUCCH resource region reserved for the UE
- the PUCCH resource regions of the first group of UEs partially overlap or complete overlap.
- FIG. 22 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth implementation manner of a user equipment according to the present application.
- the user equipment 800 of the present embodiment includes: a receiver 801, a processor 802, a memory 803, and a transmitter 804.
- the UE is a second group of UEs, and the second group of UEs is a UE with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a UE configured with a dynamic TDD uplink and downlink ratio, or a new version of the UE.
- the first uplink-downlink ratio is an uplink-downlink ratio used by the first group of user equipments, and the first group of UEs is a UE that does not have the dynamic TDD uplink-downlink ratio capability, or is not configured to be dynamic.
- the second uplink and downlink ratio is a reference uplink/down ratio used by the second group of UEs to indicate the HARQ timing of the second group of UEs, or And indicating uplink and downlink ratios of uplink and downlink subframe allocations of the second group of UEs.
- the receiver 801 can receive data wirelessly.
- the processor 802 controls the operation of the user equipment 800, which may also be referred to as a CPU (Central Processing Unit).
- Processor 802 may be an integrated circuit chip with signal processing capabilities.
- the processor 802 can also be a general purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), an off-the-shelf programmable gate array (FPGA) or other programmable logic device, discrete gate or transistor logic device, discrete hardware component. . Pass
- the processor can be a microprocessor or the processor can be any conventional processor or the like.
- Memory 803 can include read only memory and random access memory and provides instructions and data to processor 802. A portion of the memory 803 may also include non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM).
- NVRAM non-volatile random access memory
- Transmitter 804 can send data wirelessly.
- bus system 805 which may include, in addition to the data bus, a power bus, a control bus, and a status signal bus.
- bus system 805 various buses are labeled as bus system 805 in the figure.
- Memory 803 stores the following elements, executable modules or data structures, or a subset thereof, or their extended set:
- Operation instructions Includes various operation instructions for implementing various operations.
- Operating System Includes a variety of system programs for implementing a variety of basic services and handling hardware-based tasks.
- the processor 802 performs the following operations by calling an operation instruction stored in the memory 803 (the operation instruction can be stored in the operating system):
- the receiver 801 obtains the second uplink and downlink ratio, and the processor 802 determines the fifth downlink subframe according to the HARQ timing of the second uplink and downlink ratio, where the fifth downlink subframe is associated with the first uplink subframe.
- the receiver 801 receives the fourth signaling sent by the base station and determines a PUCCH resource parameter of the fifth downlink subframe, where the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m and A ⁇ CCH , or the PUCCH resource parameter includes M, m.
- the fourth signaling indicates the PUCCH resource parameter, or the fourth signaling indicates at least one parameter of M, m and , ⁇ , or the fourth signaling indication , at least one of the parameters of 111 and .
- the receiver 801 receives the third PDCCH on the fifth downlink subframe, and the processor 802 determines, according to the ⁇ , the m and the ⁇ 11 , the fifth PUCCH resource located in the first uplink subframe, where The fifth PUCCH resource is a PUCCH resource occupied by the PDSCH scheduled by the third PDCCH or the HARQ feedback information of the indicated downlink SPS translation and signaling.
- each step of the foregoing method may be completed by an integrated logic circuit of hardware in the processor 802 or an instruction in a form of software.
- the methods, steps, and logical block diagrams disclosed in the embodiments of the present invention may be implemented or executed. Combined with the disclosed embodiments of the present invention
- the steps of the method may be directly implemented by the hardware decoding processor, or by a combination of hardware and software modules in the decoding processor.
- the software modules can be located in a conventional storage medium such as random access memory, flash memory, read only memory, programmable read only memory or electrically erasable programmable memory, registers, and the like.
- the storage medium is located in the memory 803, and the processor 802 reads the information in the memory 803 and combines the hardware to complete the steps of the above method.
- the adapted base station has greater configuration flexibility. According to the current subframe configuration and the data scheduling situation, the base station can adaptively configure at least one parameter in the M, m, and N CCHs , not only not increasing. The implementation complexity of the base station can greatly save PUCCH resource reservation.
- the disclosed systems, apparatus, and methods may be implemented in other ways.
- the device implementations described above are merely illustrative.
- the division of the modules or units is only a logical function division.
- there may be another division manner for example, multiple units or components may be used. Combined or can be integrated into another system, or some features can be ignored, or not executed.
- the coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed may be an indirect coupling or communication connection through some interface, device or unit, and may be electrical, mechanical or otherwise.
- the units described as separate components may or may not be physically separate, and the components displayed as units may or may not be physical units, i.e., may be located in one place, or may be distributed over multiple network units. Some or all of the units may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the objectives of the present embodiment.
- each functional unit in each embodiment of the present application may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may exist physically separately, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.
- the above integrated unit can be implemented in the form of hardware or in the form of a software functional unit.
- the integrated unit if implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as a standalone product, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium.
- a computer readable storage medium including instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) or a processor to execute the present application All or part of the steps of the method of the embodiments.
- the foregoing storage medium includes: a U disk, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), a magnetic disk, or an optical disk, and the like, which can store program codes. .
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