WO2005114874A1 - 無線通信システム、無線通信方法、基地局装置及び端末装置 - Google Patents
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- Wireless communication system wireless communication method, base station device and terminal device
- the present invention relates to a wireless communication system for performing wireless communication using space division multiple access, a wireless communication method, a base station device, and a terminal device.
- Adaptive array antennas are known as one of the spatial domain utilization technologies. This adaptive array antenna uses a weighting factor that is multiplied by the received signal to determine the amplitude and position.
- SDMA Space division multiple access
- SDM space division multiplexing
- the SDMA technology can be used when the spatial correlation coefficient between terminal devices is smaller than a predetermined value, and improves the throughput of a wireless communication system and the number of simultaneous users accommodated (see Non-Patent Document 1).
- the transmitter transmits different data sequences from a plurality of attached antennas using the same time, the same frequency, and the same code physical channel for each antenna element.
- the receiver separates and receives signals based on data sequences with different received signal powers by a plurality of attached antennas.
- Non-Patent Document 3 This multiplexer MIMO technology enables space division multiplexing transmission and space division multiplexing access by directivity on the transmitter side under the condition that the channel matrix of simultaneously connected terminal devices is known.
- the channel matrix is a force represented as a channel vector.
- it is treated as a general channel matrix.
- Non-Patent Document 1 T. Ohgane et al, A study on a channel allocation scheme with an adaptive array in SDMA ", IEEE 47th VTC, vol. 2, 1997, p. 725—729. GJ Foschini, 'Layered space-time arcnitecture for wireless communication in a raaing environment when using multi-element antennas ", Bell Labs Tech. J, Autumn 1996, p. 41-59.
- Non-Patent Document 3 Q. Spencer et al., Ero-Forcing Methods for Downlink Spatial Multiplexing in Multiuser MIMO channels ", IEEE Trans. SP, Vol. 52, No. 2, 2004, p. 461-471.
- the wireless communication system using the conventional space division multiple access has the following problems. That is, in the SDMA technology, the transmitting side needs to form a transmission beam that spatially separates the terminal devices in order to reduce interference between transmission signals to the connected terminal devices, so that FDD (Frequency Division Duplex) In a circuit, it was necessary to reduce the amount of feedback of the channel estimation value from the receiver.
- FDD Frequency Division Duplex
- TDD Time Division Duplex
- the relative power of the propagation path does not require feedback of the channel estimation value.
- it is included in multiple array elements and high-frequency circuit stages. Bias between receive and transmit branches A calibration circuit for correcting the difference is required.
- transmission beams between different terminal devices are orthogonal, when transmitting under the! / ⁇ ⁇ condition, a transmission beam is formed with priority given to the orthogonal condition, and there is a problem that the array gain is impaired.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and when performing wireless communication using space division multiple access, transmits a transmission signal to another terminal device that performs simultaneous connection as an interference signal to the terminal. It is an object of the present invention to provide a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, a base station device, and a terminal device that can be removed from a device.
- a base station apparatus is a base station apparatus that performs space division multiple access with a terminal apparatus on a downlink, and transmits, to the terminal apparatus, simultaneous connection information regarding another terminal apparatus together with the terminal apparatus.
- a signal transmitted to another terminal device that performs the above operation can be removed in the terminal device.
- interference between transmission beams from the base station apparatus to different terminal apparatuses can be allowed, so that the degree of freedom of transmission beam formation is increased, and the reception quality and system capacity can be improved.
- the base station apparatus described above further comprising: transmission weight generation means for generating a transmission weight used for individual data transmission to the terminal apparatuses connected simultaneously. It is assumed that the connection information includes the information of the generated transmission weight.
- the connection information includes the information of the generated transmission weight.
- a selected one of a plurality of known transmission weight candidate powers is selected as the transmission weight.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on the identification number of the selected transmission weight.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on transmission power to the terminal device. Further, as one aspect of the present invention, in the above base station device, the simultaneous connection information includes information on a transmission format used in the case of transmitting the individual data to the terminal device.
- the simultaneous connection information includes at least one of a modulation multi-level number and a coding rate used in the case of the individual data transmission to the terminal apparatus. Information about the individual.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on a user-specific pilot signal sequence transmitted to the terminal apparatus.
- the terminal device of the present invention relates to a terminal device that performs space division multiple access with a base station device in a downlink, and relates to another terminal device that is notified from the base station device and that is simultaneously connected with its own terminal device.
- Simultaneous connection information receiving means for receiving simultaneous connection information; interference removal means for reducing a transmission signal component to another simultaneously connected terminal apparatus based on the received simultaneous connection information; and the base station apparatus
- an individual data receiving means for receiving an individual data signal addressed to the terminal device transmitted from the terminal through the interference removing means.
- the interference removing unit when the terminal device has a plurality of antennas, the interference removing unit generates a reception weight based on a minimum error square criterion, and the individual data receiving unit Is to receive, based on the maximum likelihood estimation, a signal weighted by the reception weight with respect to the individual data signal addressed to the own terminal device.
- the interference removal unit may A signal point candidate including an interference signal to another terminal device connected at the same time is generated, and the individual data receiving unit uses the generated signal point candidate to generate an individual data signal addressed to the own terminal device. , Based on the maximum likelihood estimation.
- the simultaneous connection information includes a transmission weight generated by the base station device and used for transmitting individual data to the simultaneously connected terminal device. Information.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information of an identification number of a transmission weight selected from a plurality of transmission weight candidates known by the base station device. Shall be considered.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on transmission power to the terminal device.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on a transmission format used in the case of transmitting the individual data to the terminal device.
- the simultaneous connection information includes at least one of a modulation multilevel number and a coding rate used in the case of the individual data transmission to the terminal device. Information about the individual.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on a user-specific pilot signal sequence transmitted to the terminal device.
- a wireless communication system is a wireless communication system that performs space division multiple access on a downlink from a base station device to a terminal device. And a simultaneous connection information notifying means for notifying the simultaneous connection information regarding other terminal devices together with the individual data transmission using the transmission weight corresponding to each of the terminal devices based on the simultaneous connection information after notifying the simultaneous connection information.
- the terminal device receives the simultaneous connection information on the other terminal devices simultaneously connected with the own terminal device, which is notified from the base station device.
- Individual data receiving means for receiving an individual data signal addressed to the device through the interference removing means.
- a wireless communication method is a wireless communication method for performing space division multiple access on a downlink from a base station device to a terminal device, wherein the base station device has its own terminal device with respect to the terminal device.
- the wireless communication method provides spatial communication in a downlink from a base station apparatus to a terminal apparatus.
- a wireless communication method for performing split multiple access wherein the base station device notifies the terminal device of simultaneous connection information for notifying own terminal device and other terminal devices of simultaneous connection information; After the notification, based on the simultaneous connection information, an individual data transmission step of performing individual data transmission using a transmission weight corresponding to each of the terminal devices.
- a wireless communication method is a wireless communication method for performing space division multiple access on a downlink from a base station apparatus to a terminal apparatus, wherein the terminal apparatus is notified by a base station apparatus.
- the simultaneous connection information is used for transmitting individual data to a simultaneously connected terminal device generated by the base station device.
- the information shall include the information on the transmission weight.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information of identification numbers of transmission weights selected from a plurality of transmission weight candidate powers known by the base station apparatus. Shall be included.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on transmission power to the terminal device.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on a transmission format used in the case of the individual data transmission to the terminal device. .
- the simultaneous connection information includes a multi-level modulation number used in the case of the individual data transmission to the terminal device, At least one of the following.
- the simultaneous connection information includes information on a user-specific pilot signal sequence transmitted to the terminal device. Shall be considered.
- the terminal device detects a downlink propagation channel condition in advance before the simultaneous connection information notification step. And a step of previously notifying a transmission weight of a downlink to the terminal device based on the propagation channel condition.
- the terminal device detects a downlink propagation channel condition in advance before the simultaneous connection information notification step,
- the method includes a step of selecting a plurality of weights for downlink transmission weights for the terminal apparatus based on the propagation channel condition, and a step of notifying the selected transmission weights to the base station apparatus in advance.
- the step of selecting the transmission weight is obtained by performing singular value decomposition on a channel channel matrix obtained as a result of detecting a propagation channel condition. It is assumed that the method comprises a step of selecting a predetermined number of transmission weight candidates that maximize the inner product of the singular value and the corresponding right singular vector in descending order of the singular value.
- the terminal device detects a downlink propagation channel condition in advance before the simultaneous connection information notification step, Notifying the base station apparatus of reception quality information based on the propagation channel condition, and allocating a terminal apparatus to perform space division multiple access on a downlink based on the transmission weight and the reception quality information.
- the step of allocating a terminal device to be subjected to space division multiple access on the downlink includes transmitting weight to the terminal device to which priority is assigned. If there are a plurality of terminal devices that can transmit using a transmission weight with a correlation lower than a predetermined value, the terminal device selects the terminal device with the best reception quality and assigns it as a terminal device to be space-division multiple-accessed. And
- a terminal device when performing wireless communication using space division multiple access, can remove a transmission signal to another terminal device performing simultaneous connection, which is an interference signal, in the terminal device.
- Wireless communication system a wireless communication method, a base station device, and a terminal device.
- it is possible to form a transmission beam that allows interference between different terminal devices when transmitting a directional beam in the base station device.
- it is necessary to use the spatial freedom of the transmission array antenna to improve communication quality.
- the transmission array gain can be improved, and the downlink system capacity can be improved.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a wireless communication system according to a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing configurations of a base station device and a terminal device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a communication processing procedure between a base station apparatus and an m-th terminal apparatus.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a frame configuration of a transmission signal of a base station including an individual pilot signal of an antenna.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic diagram showing directivity generated by a base station transmission weight table.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram of a table in which information related to an array configuration in base station apparatus 1 is previously listed.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a transmission weight candidate selection processing procedure
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a terminal device assignment processing procedure.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a processing procedure of a base station apparatus and an m-th different terminal apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a processing procedure of a base station apparatus and an m-th different terminal apparatus according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a wireless communication system according to the first embodiment.
- a communication process using Space Division Multiple Access (SDMA) when transmitting to a base station device (hereinafter referred to as a downlink) is described.
- This wireless communication system includes a base station device 1 and a plurality of terminal devices 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 3c existing in a communication area 5 of the base station device 1.
- the base station apparatus 1 has a plurality of antenna elements la to: Ld, and can adaptively change the array antenna directivity.
- the base station apparatus 1 uses a plurality of antenna elements la to: Ld to determine a space between terminal apparatuses in a suitable combination for a plurality of terminal apparatuses 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, and 3c existing in the communication area 5. Divided multiple access is performed, for example, and a plurality of transmission beams 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d (hereinafter, collectively referred to as transmission beam 4) are emitted.
- the terminal devices 2a and 2b (hereinafter collectively referred to as terminal devices 2) spatially multiplex a plurality of transmission signal sequences to the same terminal device, that is, a plurality of SDM (Space Division Multiplexing).
- the terminal devices 3a, 3b, and 3c (hereinafter collectively referred to as terminal devices 3) are a plurality of SDM-incompatible terminal devices that do not support SDM transmission.
- the number of SDM-compatible terminal devices and the number of non-SDM-compatible terminal devices are not limited thereto.
- the number of transmission beams changes adaptively according to the communication environment, and FIG. 1 shows an example thereof.
- SDM-compatible terminal device 2 A terminal device MS is a device that is numbered by mixing terminal devices 3 that do not support SDM and SDM. “M” is a natural number equal to or less than the number N of terminal devices existing in the communication area 5.
- the base station apparatus 1 determines whether or not a terminal apparatus including a large number of SDM-compatible terminal apparatuses 2 and SDM-incompatible terminal apparatuses 3 is capable of performing SDM and / or SDMA transmission simultaneously or not. By forming a plurality of transmission beams 4 from the antenna of the device 1, SDM and SDMA transmission determined to be possible is realized.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of the base station device 1, the SDM-compatible terminal device 2, and the SDM-incompatible terminal device 3.
- the base station apparatus 1 has the following configuration power. That is, a plurality of base station antennas 20 for receiving and transmitting high-frequency signals, a receiving unit 21 for demodulating and decoding received signals from the base station antenna 20, and control information notified from the terminal device MS from the decoded data. It has control information extracting means 22 to be extracted, and terminal device allocating means 23 for allocating terminal devices to communicate with based on the output from the control information extracting means 22.
- the terminal device allocation means 23 stores the connection information of the allocated terminal device MS individually.
- the individual data transmitting means 24 is the terminal device MS assigned by the terminal device allocating means 23.
- a transmission data sequence 26-l to s generated based on a predetermined transmission format is multiplied by the transmission weight in the corresponding beam forming unit 27-l to s, and then output.
- Simultaneous connection information notifying means 25 includes a simultaneous connection information data sequence generating means 28 for generating a data sequence for notifying the simultaneous connection information of the assigned terminal device, and individual data transmission of the generated simultaneous connection information data sequence.
- Multiplexing means 29 for multiplexing the signal from the means 24.
- the transmission units 30-l to Nt convert the baseband signal from the multiplexing unit 29 into a high-frequency signal in a carrier frequency band, and output the signal from the base station antenna 20.
- the multiplexing means 29 converts the simultaneous connection information data sequence using time division multiplexing, frequency division multiplexing, code division multiplexing, or the like. Multiplex to individual data series.
- the SDM-compatible terminal device 2-m has a receiving antenna 40-1 to 40-Ns (m) for receiving a high-frequency signal from the base station device, and a receiving unit for converting the received high-frequency signal into a baseband signal.
- 41—1 to 41—Ns (m) reception quality detection means 42 for detecting the reception quality based on the received baseband signal or high-frequency signal
- channel situation estimation means 43 for estimating the channel matrix as the channel situation
- It has transmission weight selection means 44 for selecting a transmission weight suitable for the base.
- a control information generating means 45 for generating a data sequence of a predetermined format for notifying the transmitting side as control information, It has an individual data generation unit 46 that generates an individual data sequence for transmission based on a predetermined transmission format for individual data to be transmitted to the device 1.
- a transmitting section 47 for converting the output of the control information generating means 45, which is a baseband signal, and the output of the individual data generating section 46 to a high frequency signal in a carrier frequency band, a transmitting antenna 48 for outputting a high frequency signal, Alternatively, the signal power spatially multiplexed and transmitted to the other terminal equipment
- the spatial multiplexing / demultiplexing means 49 that separates and receives the desired signal based on the output of the channel condition estimating means 43, and the output signal power is also transmitted from the spatial multiplexing / demultiplexing means 49 It has data extracting means 50 for extracting data.
- m is a unique number of the SDM-compatible terminal device in the communication area 5, and represents a natural number equal to or less than a predetermined value.
- the receiving antenna 40 and the transmitting antenna 48 are treated as different ones, a configuration in which the same antenna is shared may be used. Further, a configuration in which a plurality of transmission antennas and transmission units are provided to perform directional transmission may be employed.
- the configuration of the SDM-incompatible terminal device 3 is different from the configuration of the SDM terminal device 2 in that the SDM terminal device 3 does not include the spatial demultiplexing unit 49 and the operation of the data extraction unit 60 is different. Since the configuration is the same as that of the terminal device 2, the description of the configuration is omitted. It should be noted that the receiving antenna 40 and the transmitting antenna 48 may be configured to share the same antenna as another antenna. Similarly, the receiving antenna 40 and the receiving unit 41 have only one system in FIG. 2, but a plurality of systems are provided, and based on the output of the channel condition estimating unit 43, the received signals are It may be configured to perform diversity reception to select or combine.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a communication processing procedure between the base station apparatus 1 and the m-th terminal apparatus MS. It is. FIG. 3 shows an operation after the frame synchronization and the symbol synchronization between the base station device and the terminal device are established, and the operation for establishing the synchronization is omitted.
- Base station apparatus 1 includes N base station antennas 20 and transmitting sections 30-1 to Nt. First, a known signal sequence including a predetermined number N of symbols from each transmitting section (hereinafter, referred to as a "N").
- the antenna individual pilot signal AP (t) t is transmitted (step S1).
- k is the base k
- the number of spatial multiplexing when performing SDM is limited to be smaller than the number N of antennas of the base station apparatus 1, it is not necessary to use all N transmitters, and only a part is used, and the antenna individual pilot signal is used. May be transmitted.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a frame configuration of a transmission signal from base station apparatus 1 including an antenna dedicated pilot signal.
- the transmission signal in the frame includes an antenna dedicated pilot signal 30, user control information 31 and a dedicated data sequence 32.
- the user control information 31 stores user identification information to which the subsequent individual data sequence 32 is to be transmitted, control information such as a modulation method and a coding ratio required for demodulating the individual data sequence 32, and the like. I have.
- FIGS. 4 (a), (b) and (c) show different transmission formats of the antenna individual pilot signal 30.
- FIG. 4A the transmission timing of the antenna individual pilot signal 30 is shifted for each antenna, and the signals are transmitted in a time-division manner.
- code sequences orthogonal to each other using the same pattern, pseudo random code, or the like are used.
- FIG. 4 (b) different antenna powers are transmitted by code division multiplexing using code sequences orthogonal to each other.
- the terminal device MSm present in the communication area 5 is transmitted for each base station antenna.
- the received antenna individual pilot signal AP (t) is received by the receiving antenna 40 and the receiving units 41-1 to Nk.
- the channel estimation value is calculated by the channel condition estimating means 43 using the signal received in s (step S2 in FIG. 3). The calculation of the channel estimation value will be described.
- the m-th terminal MS in the communication area 5 has N (m) antennas and N (m)
- Reception system enables SDM reception using up to N (m) spatial multiplexing channels
- m is a natural number equal to or smaller than the number N of terminal devices in the communication area 5.
- Equation (1) For the k-th antenna individual pilot signal AP (t), Equation (1)
- the obtained channel estimation value h m (j, k) is represented as a channel matrix having an element of the j-th row and the k-th column as shown in Expression (2).
- N (m) 1 is expressed, and in this case, the channel matrix H (m) is a row vector.
- the channel estimation value by the m-th terminal device MS is the sum (the number N of antenna-specific pilot signals) X mt
- the transmission weight selection means 44 selects a maximum of N (m) transmission beams 4 from the transmission beam candidates in each terminal device M S (m s in FIG. 3).
- Step S3 When selecting from transmission beam candidates, it is assumed that both the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus MS previously share a predetermined transmission weight candidate w from the base station apparatus power as a base station transmission weight table. .
- n is a natural number equal to or less than a predetermined number N.
- the base station transmission weight table includes a list of transmission weights in the base station device 1 that covers the communication area 5 having a predetermined angular range power with a predetermined spatial resolution.
- the number of elements is equal to the number of elements of the base station transmission array element N ⁇ the number N of transmission weight candidates.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic diagram of a graph showing directivity generated by the base station transmission weight table.
- FIG. 5 shows the directivity when the array element in base station apparatus 1 has an eight-element equally-spaced linear array with a 0.5 wavelength interval, assuming that the array element is non-directional. In this case, the directivity also becomes the transmission weight candidate force that covers communication area 5 (120 ° sector) every 10 ° spatial resolution.
- the base station transmission weight table is shared in advance by both the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus MS.
- the number of elements, antenna element spacing, array (straight line, circular), communication area The angle range [ ⁇ s, ⁇ e] and the angle resolution ⁇ ⁇ of 5 are notified to the terminal device MS in advance, and each terminal device MS is notified.
- MM Oh may be a method of generating a base station transmission weight table.
- n is a natural number less than or equal to a value obtained by truncating the decimal part of ⁇ l + (0e-0s) ZA 0 ⁇ .
- the information for generating the base station transmission weight table may be updated at the same time as when a new position is registered in the communication area 5 due to the movement of the terminal device MS that does not need to be performed frequently. . This requires notification from the base station device 1 to the mobile station device, but has the effect of making the configuration of the base station device 1 flexible.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram of a table in which information on an array configuration in the base station device 1 is previously listed. Each list number is associated with information on the number of elements, element arrangement, element spacing, angle range in the communication area 5, and angular resolution indicating the main beam spacing of the transmission beam 4.
- a method of sharing a list giving a predetermined phase rotation for each array element irrespective of the array configuration may be used.
- a method of calculating an average phase difference between channel estimation values and notifying the value may be a method of notifying a value quantized by a predetermined value.
- the selection of a transmission beam candidate is performed as follows (step S3 in FIG. 3). This transmit beam weather The selection of the complement is performed when the number N (m) of receiving systems in the m-th terminal device MS has a value of 1 ms
- the operation is different depending on whether the value is 2 or more.
- the method for selecting each transmission beam candidate is described below.
- N (m) l
- the transmission weight that maximizes the received power is selected from the transmission weight candidates W in the base station transmission weight table. That is, the maximum transmission rate T (m) that satisfies the equation (4) is selected. :, Where n is a natural number less than or equal to a predetermined number N.
- T n (m) arg ⁇ w perennialI max (
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a transmission weight candidate selection processing procedure.
- the channel matrix H (m) obtained by the terminal device MS is decomposed into singular values as shown in Expression (5) (Step S40).
- H is an operator indicating a complex conjugate transpose.
- D is a matrix of N (msm) rows and N columns as shown in Expression (6), and singular values are arranged in the main diagonal component.
- step S41 the initial value 0 is substituted for the counter ⁇ (step S41), and the counter ⁇ is incremented by 1 (step S42).
- step S42 the counter ⁇ is incremented by 1 (step S42).
- step S43 It is determined whether the force is equal to or greater than a predetermined value (step S43).
- step S44 the column vector of the right singular value matrix corresponding to the first largest singular value is selected (step S44).
- step S44 the transmission m 1 having the largest correlation with the column vector V of the right singular value matrix V corresponding to the maximum singular value of the channel matrix
- the transmission weight candidate W is selected as the first transmission beam T (step S45).
- k is a natural number equal to or less than a predetermined number N.
- n is equal to N (m) (step S46).
- step S42 the value of the counter n is incremented by 1, and a process of selecting a transmission weight candidate is performed again. On the other hand, if they match in step S46, the transmission weight candidate selection process ends.
- step S43 it is determined whether or not the force whose singular value is equal to or more than a predetermined value. If the value is smaller than the predetermined value, it is assumed that an effective spatially multiplexed channel cannot be obtained, and it is regarded as a propagation environment, and the transmission weight selection process is terminated. On the other hand, if the value is equal to or larger than the predetermined value, in step S44, the column vector V in the right singular value matrix V corresponding to the nth largest singular value is selected, and as shown in Expression (7), the transmission way m n
- the transmission weight candidate W having the largest inner product with the selected right singular vector V is selected as the nth transmission beam T from the candidate W.
- the predetermined value is described in, for example, literature: I. 1 elatar, Capacity or multi-antenna Gaussian hannels, European frans. Tel., 10 (6), 1999, p. 585-595! / ⁇
- the reception quality detecting means 43 predicts and estimates the reception quality in each terminal device MS when the transmission is performed by the selected transmission beam 4 (Step S4 in FIG. 3).
- reception quality received signal power, SIR (signal power to interference power ratio), SNR (signal power to noise power ratio), and the like are applicable.
- SNR signal power to noise power ratio
- L (m) is calculated as the SNR when the n-th transmission beam 4 is used in the MS.
- N (m) indicates noise power, and is calculated using Equation (9).
- the signal transmitted by the transmission beam excluding this transmission beam Is considered as an interference component.
- control information generation means 45 generates control information based on the output of the transmission weight selection means 44 and the output of the reception quality detection means 42.
- the individual data generation unit 46 outputs a signal obtained by subjecting a data signal unique to the terminal device to predetermined transmission line coding and modulation.
- the transmission unit 47 forms a baseband signal composed of a transmission data sequence of a predetermined frame format based on the output of the control information generation unit 45 and the output of the individual data generation unit 46, and performs band limiting processing and amplification processing.
- the signal is converted to a high-frequency signal subjected to the transmission and transmitted from the transmission antenna 48.
- N (m) transmission beams T (m) obtained by each terminal device MS obtained by each terminal device MS (where
- each terminal device MS communicates with the base station device 1.
- the transmission beam notification uses a number on the base station transmission weight table shared between the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus MS.
- the reception quality since only the information of the transmission beam number is required, it is possible to reduce the amount of information at the time of transmission beam notification.
- the reception quality table subjected to appropriate quantization is stored in the base station apparatus 1 and the reception quality table. It is also possible to notify the reception quality by using the numbers in the reception quality table shared between the terminal and the MS. This makes it possible to reduce the information amount to the predetermined number of quantization bits.
- a multi-level modulation and coding rate table in which the number of multi-level modulations and the coding rate are associated with each other based on the measured reception quality is stored in base station apparatus 1 and terminal apparatus. It is also possible to notify the reception quality using the number shared by the MSs and the number on the multi-level modulation code Eck rate table. This makes it possible to reduce the amount of information when notifying the reception quality.
- the high-frequency signal transmitted from the terminal apparatus MS is received by the base station antenna 20, and the receiving section 21 performs frequency conversion processing on the high-frequency signal to obtain a baseband signal.
- the control information extracting means 22 extracts the control information notified from the terminal device MS from the received baseband signal.
- the terminal device allocating means 23 allocates the terminal device MS with which communication is to be performed in consideration of the transmission beam notification from each terminal device MS (step S5 in Fig. 3).
- Figure 8 shows the terminal device MS.
- a terminal device MS to be preferentially assigned is determined using a predetermined scheduling method based on information on QoS information (allowable delay, request rate, etc.) of data to be transmitted and transmission quality information (step S50).
- the scheduling method the Maximum CIR method, which is a high-speed packet scheduler based on the received SIR, the Proportional fairness method, and the like have been proposed.
- A. Jalali, R. Padovani and R. Pankaj "Data Throughput of CDMA-HDR a High Efficiency-High Data Rate Personal Communication Wireless System, IEEE VTC2000-Spring, May 2000, p. 1854-1858 , That information is disclosed.
- the transmission beam is transmitted.
- n is a natural number of at most N (m) or less. Also
- Data streams are spatially multiplexed (SDM).
- step S52 it is determined whether or not there is a terminal device MS that has transmitted a transmission beam with a low correlation to the allocated transmission beam 4 of the terminal device MS (step S52).
- the terminal to be newly assigned based on the already assigned transmission beam T n (m) and the transmission beam notification T (1) by the first terminal device MS.
- a mutual interference amount I (m, 1) between the MS and the transmission beam already allocated is calculated, and it is determined whether the mutual interference amount I (m, 1) is equal to or less than a predetermined value.
- P (m, 1) uses the transmission power using transmission beam T (m) and transmission beam ⁇ (1).
- a represents the total number of transmit beams 4 already allocated.
- a ratio when a small transmission power is used as a denominator is calculated.
- the mutual interference amount I (m, 1) is equal to or less than a predetermined value
- the mutual interference amount is set as an allocation candidate terminal device (step S53).
- the terminal device MS having the highest reception quality among them is assigned. After this assignment operation, the process returns to step S52 to repeat the same processing to determine the terminal device MS to be connected. Then, when there is no terminal device MS that has transmitted the transmission beam with a low correlation in step S52, this process ends.
- the upper limit number of terminals to be simultaneously connected may be fixed in advance. As a result, the throughput obtained in the wireless communication system is degraded, but the amount of calculation when searching for a terminal device MS that can be connected simultaneously and the time required for connection are reduced.
- a method of selecting the terminal device MS that has notified the transmission beam 4 to be transmitted is applicable. As a result, it is possible to reduce the amount of computation and the delay until connection when searching for terminal devices MS that can be connected simultaneously.
- the simultaneous connection information notifying means 25 sets In addition to notifying the terminal device MS that individual data transmission is to be started, and performing SDMA, information on the transmit beam 4 used by other terminal devices connected simultaneously and other information normalized by this terminal device MS The signal power used in the terminal device is notified (step S5A in FIG. 3).
- the simultaneous connection information data sequence generating means 28 generates control information in a predetermined format, and the multiplexing means 29 multiplexes the output data of the individual data transmitting means 24.
- the transmitting section 30 performs frequency conversion, band limiting processing, and amplification processing on the baseband signal output from the multiplexing means 29 to convert the baseband signal into a high-frequency signal, and transmits the signal via the base station antenna 20.
- the multiplexing means 29 multiplexes the simultaneous connection information data sequence using time division multiplexing, frequency division multiplexing, code division multiplexing, and the like.
- the individual data transmission means 24 generates a transmission data sequence 26 obtained by subjecting one or more transmission data to a predetermined terminal device to predetermined transmission line coding, modulation, and interleaving. Then, the beamforming section 27 multiplies them by a transmission weight for forming the transmission beam 4 notified in advance and outputs the result.
- a transmission beams 4 are allocated to a certain terminal device MS
- different data streams are spatially multiplexed (SDM).
- space-time coding may be performed on these data streams, and the streams may be transmitted using different beams. In this case, the data rate can improve communication quality by reducing the power space diversity effect or the coding gain.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a frame configuration when SDMA or spatial multiplexing transmission by SDM is used.
- the frame is composed of a pilot signal 30, user control information 31, and an individual data sequence 32 to each terminal device MS.
- the user control information 31 includes a frame configuration when the directivity is not transmitted to the user control information 31 (see FIG. 9A) and a frame configuration when the directivity is transmitted to the user control information 31 (see FIG. 9A).
- 9 (b)) can be applied.
- the individual data sequence 32 is transmitted using the different transmission directivity assigned to each.
- the individual data signals for each terminal device MS (step S7 in FIG. 3) transmitted from the base station device 1 via downlink are separated and received by each terminal device MS. Calculate other user interference removal weight
- the terminal performs different data receiving processing for each terminal device MS (step S6 in FIG. 3) (step S8 in FIG. 3).
- the receiving process of the individual data of the SDM-compatible terminal device 2-m is performed as follows. First, the reception antenna 40 receives a high-frequency signal from the base station device 1. The receiving section 41 converts the received high-frequency signal into a baseband signal. The channel condition estimation means 43 estimates a channel matrix as a channel condition. The spatial multiplexing / demultiplexing means 49 separates and receives a desired signal, which is spatially multiplexed and transmitted to the own terminal apparatus or another terminal apparatus, based on the output of the channel state estimation means 43. The data extraction unit 50 extracts transmission data from the output signal of the spatial multiplex separation unit 49, and further performs demodulation processing, dinterleaving processing, and transmission path error correction coding processing to restore the transmission data. The processing of receiving individual data by the SDM-incompatible terminal device 3 is the same as that of the SDM terminal device 2 except that the operation of the data extracting means 60 is different from the configuration of the SDM terminal device 2.
- y (t) is a column vector with the number of elements of the receiving system N (m) and m s
- X (t) is a column data m s m representing transmission data to the terminal device MS having N (m) elements.
- z (t) represents transmission data to the terminal device MS excluding the terminal device MS, and is a column vector having N (j) j1m] s elements.
- P is a terminal device notified from the base station device 1.
- Equation (11) the second term represents an interference component with respect to the terminal device MS. Therefore, when the weight that minimizes this interference component, that is, the weight that maximizes the SINR is calculated according to the MMSE (minimum error square) criterion, the interference removal weight G (m) shown in Expression (12) is obtained.
- Z is represented by Expression (13).
- the spatially multiplexed signal s (t) is separated and received by performing detection by maximum likelihood estimation based on the information of k.
- the data extracting means 60 first uses the second term indicating the interference component in the equation (16). Detect the largest interference component. That is, as shown in equation (17), the inner product of the transmission beam 4 to the other terminal device MS and the transmission beam 4 to the own terminal device is Since the maximum value obtained by multiplying the transmission power ratio is the maximum interference component, the maximum likelihood estimation method is performed in consideration of the signal point arrangement that is the interference component. That is, detection is performed by maximum likelihood estimation as shown in Expression (18). Then, the detected output signal is subjected to dint-leaving processing and transmission path error correction coding processing to restore transmission data.
- the base station apparatus 1 may be configured to notify the result of the calculation of the equation (16). As a result, the effect that the amount of calculation on the terminal device MS side can be reduced is obtained. Further, as another method, only when the reception SINR of the terminal device exceeds a predetermined value, the terminal device 3 may perform the detection operation including the interference signal based on the maximum likelihood estimation using Expression (18). .
- the present embodiment is applicable to both line connection and packet transmission. Further, in the present embodiment, transmission power control may be added so that the reception quality in the connected terminal device MS is constant. This can be achieved by measuring an index such as SIR as the reception quality in the terminal device MS, notifying it to the base station device 1, and controlling the transmission power from the base station device 1 based on this. .
- the transmission beam 4 having the maximum correlation is selected using Expression (4) or Expression (7).
- the transmission beam 4 having the minimum correlation may be notified to the base station apparatus 1. This eliminates the need for the base station apparatus 1 to perform an operation of determining whether or not there is a terminal apparatus MS that has transmitted a low-transmission-beam notification based on Equation (11). That is, based on the specific scheduling method, the terminal device MS that has been preferentially assigned, the transmission beam 4 with the smallest correlation is selected, and the terminal device MS that has been selected as the transmission beam 4 is set as an allocation candidate. This eliminates the need for the search using Expression (10).
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- step S1 to step S4 may be omitted, and a procedure using the transmission beam request and the reception quality notification result notified in step 4A last time may be applied.
- provision can be made by providing a means for temporarily storing in the base station apparatus 1.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a processing procedure of the base station apparatus 1 and a different m-th terminal apparatus MS in the second embodiment. Since this processing in the second embodiment is a modification of the processing procedure shown in FIG. 3 in the first embodiment, the same processing is assigned the same step number, and Only processing different from that of the first embodiment will be described. Further, since the configurations of the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatuses 2 and 3 are the same, the description of the configuration will be omitted. In the following, the operation after the frame synchronization and the symbol synchronization between the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus are established is shown, and the operation for establishing the synchronization is omitted.
- the base station apparatus 1 includes N base station antennas 20 and transmitting units 30-1 to Nt. Each of the transmitting units uses a predetermined number N of different transmission beams W to transmit a predetermined number of transmission beams W. Dk
- Beam individual pilot signal BP (t) is equal to antenna individual pilot signal 30 and k shown in FIG.
- the frame configuration is such that the antenna individual pilot signal 30 in FIG. 4 is replaced with the beam individual pilot signal.
- the antenna individual pilot signal 30 is transmitted individually from the antenna element, but differs from the beam individual pilot signal in that a different individual pilot signal is transmitted for each beam.
- the transmission beam 4 can also be realized by using a plurality of antennas having different directivities, which are realized by multiplying an antenna having almost the same directivity by a transmission weight.
- the former method will be described using transmission beam 4, but the latter method can be similarly applied.
- terminal apparatus MS existing in communication area 5 transmits beam individual pilot signal BP (t) transmitted for each base station antenna to reception antenna 40 and reception sections 41l to Ns by k.
- the channel estimation unit 43 estimates the channel for each beam using the received signal.
- Settings (step S91).
- the m-th terminal device MS in the communication area 5 has N (m) antennas and N (m) reception systems, and can transmit up to N (m) spatial multiplexed channels by SDM. Receivable.
- m is a natural number equal to or less than the number N of terminal devices in the communication area 5.
- the response terminal device 2 is expressed as N (1)> 1.
- the channel estimation value h m (j, k) of the propagation path is calculated.
- the channel estimation value by the m-th terminal device MS is the sum (number of beam-specific pilot signals N) X (Number of antennas N (m) of terminal device MS) is calculated.
- the transmission weight selecting means 44 selects a maximum of N (m) transmission beams 4 from the transmission beam candidates using the calculated channel estimation value (s
- the transmission beam candidates are determined by using a predetermined transmission weight candidate w from the base station as a base station transmission weight table, and
- n is a natural number equal to or less than a predetermined number N.
- the transmission beam candidates are shared in advance by both base station apparatus 1 and terminal apparatus MS using a predetermined transmission weight candidate w from base station apparatus 1 as a base station transmission weight table.
- the terminal device MS may notify the base station device of the information on the optimum transmission beam 4 itself. In this case, the amount of information at the time of notification increases.
- the power communication quality can be optimized.
- step S92 different operations are performed depending on whether the number N (m) of receiving systems in the m-th terminal device MS is a value of 1 or 2 or more.
- k is a predetermined number N or less.
- N (m) is the received noise power k k at the k-th transmission weight candidate W
- n is a natural number equal to or less than a predetermined number N.
- the reception quality detection means 43 predicts and estimates the reception quality in the case of transmission by the selected transmission beam 4 (step S93).
- the reception quality an SNR obtained by a reception beam performing maximum ratio combining given by Expression (25) may be used.
- SIR or SINR may be applied by estimating the variance of the interference noise power obtained by the receiving beam performing the maximum ratio combining.
- control information generation means 45 generates control information based on the output of the transmission weight selection means 44 and the output of the reception quality detection means 42.
- the individual data generation unit 46 outputs a signal obtained by subjecting a data signal unique to the terminal device to predetermined transmission line coding and modulation.
- the transmission unit 47 forms a baseband signal composed of a transmission data sequence of a predetermined frame format based on the output of the control information generation unit 45 and the output of the individual data generation unit 46, and performs band limiting processing and amplification processing.
- the signal is converted to a high-frequency signal subjected to the transmission and transmitted from the transmission antenna 48.
- each terminal device MS communicates with the base station device 1.
- the transmission beam notification uses a number on the base station transmission weight table shared between the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus MS. As a result, since only the information of the transmission beam number is required, the information amount can be reduced at the time of the transmission beam notification.
- reception quality a reception quality table subjected to appropriate quantization is shared between base station apparatus 1 and terminal apparatus MS, and the reception quality table is numbered using the number on the reception quality table. Notification can also be provided. As a result, the amount of information can be reduced to a predetermined number of quantization bits.
- a multi-level modulation and coding rate table in which the number of multi-level modulations and the coding rate are associated with each other based on the measured reception quality is stored in the base station apparatus 1 and the terminal apparatus. It is also possible to notify the reception quality using the number shared by the MSs and the number on the multi-level modulation code Eck rate table. This makes it possible to reduce the amount of information when notifying the reception quality.
- base station apparatus 1 receives the transmitted high-frequency signal of terminal apparatus MS power at base station antenna 20, and in receiving section 21, performs frequency conversion processing on the high-frequency signal to obtain a baseband signal.
- the control information extracting means 22 extracts the control information notified from the terminal device MS from the received baseband signal.
- the terminal device allocating means 23 allocates the terminal device MS with which communication is to be performed in consideration of the transmission beam notification from each terminal device MS (step S95). Note that the assignment of the terminal device MS
- the m m process is the same as in the first embodiment.
- Simultaneous connection information notifying means 25 determines terminal devices MS to be connected, and then notifies these terminal devices MS that individual data transmission is to be started.
- the information about the transmission beam 4 used by the other terminal device MS to be used and the signal power used by the other terminal device MS normalized by this terminal device MS are notified (step S96).
- the simultaneous connection information data sequence generating means 28 generates control information in a predetermined format, and the multiplexing means 29 multiplexes the output data of the individual data transmitting means 24.
- the transmission unit 30 performs frequency conversion, band limiting processing, and amplification processing on the baseband signal output from the multiplexing unit 29 to convert the baseband signal into a high-frequency signal, and transmits the signal via the base station antenna 20.
- the multiplexing means 29 is a The simultaneous connection information data sequence is multiplexed using duplex, frequency division multiplexing, code division multiplexing and the like.
- the individual data transmission means 24 generates a transmission data sequence 26 obtained by subjecting one or more assigned transmission data to a predetermined terminal device to a predetermined transmission line coding, modulation, and interleaving. Then, the beamforming section 27 multiplies them by a transmission weight for forming the transmission beam 4 notified in advance and outputs the result.
- a transmission beams 4 are allocated to a certain terminal device MS
- different data streams are spatially multiplexed (SDM).
- the plurality of data streams may be subjected to space-time coding and transmitted using different beams. In this case, the data rate can improve communication quality by reducing the power space diversity effect or the coding gain.
- FIG. 9 shows a frame configuration in a case where spatial multiplex transmission by SDMA or SDM is used.
- This frame is composed of a pilot signal 30, user control information 31, and an individual data sequence 32 for each terminal device MS.
- the user control information 31 includes a frame configuration when the directivity is not transmitted to the user control information 31 (see FIG. 9A) and a frame configuration when the directivity is transmitted to the user control information 31 (see FIG. 9). (Refer to (b))).
- the individual data sequence 32 is transmitted using different transmission directivities assigned to each.
- the individual data signal for each terminal device MS transmitted from the base station device 1 on the downlink is separated and received at each terminal device MS by another user interference removal weight for receiving.
- step S97 the individual data signal for each terminal device MS transmitted from the base station device 1 on the downlink
- step S98 the individual data signal for each terminal device MS transmitted from the base station device 1 on the downlink
- step S99 a different individual data receiving process is performed for each mobile terminal apparatus MS
- the process of receiving the individual data of the SDM-compatible terminal device 2-m is performed as follows. First, the reception antenna 40 receives a high-frequency signal from the base station device 1. The receiving section 41 converts the received high-frequency signal into a baseband signal. The channel condition estimation means 43 estimates a channel matrix as a channel condition. The spatial multiplexing / demultiplexing means 49 transmits a signal, which is spatially multiplexed to the own terminal device or another terminal device, and transmits a desired signal to a channel. Separate reception is performed based on the output of the situation estimation means 43.
- the data extraction unit 50 extracts transmission data from the output signal of the spatial multiplex separation unit 49, and further performs demodulation processing, dinterleaving processing, and transmission path error correction coding processing to restore the transmission data.
- the processing of receiving individual data by the SDM-incompatible terminal device 3 is the same as that of the SDM terminal device 2 except that the operation of the data extracting means 60 is different from the configuration of the SDM terminal device 2.
- y (t) is a column vector with the number of elements of the receiving system N (m) and m s
- X (t) is a column data m s m representing transmission data to the terminal device MS having N (m) elements.
- z (t) represents transmission data to the terminal device MS excluding the terminal device MS, and is a column vector having N (j) j1m] s elements.
- P is this terminal notified from the base station device 1.
- M] 1 represents the signal power transmitted by the other terminal device MS using the transmission beam T (j), normalized by the transmission power of the device MS.
- h (T (m)) is a channel matrix m n shown in Expression (22).
- Equation (26) the second term indicates an interference component with respect to the terminal device MS.
- the interference removal weight G (m) of Expression (27) is obtained.
- Z is represented by equation (28).
- the spatially multiplexed signal s (t) is separated and received.
- the data extracting means 60 first uses the second term indicating the interference component in Equation (26). Detect the largest interference component. That is, as shown in Expression (29), the transmission beam 4 to the other terminal device MS and the transmission beam 4 to the own terminal device MS are
- the maximum likelihood estimation method is performed in consideration of the signal point arrangement serving as the interference component. That is, detection is performed by the maximum likelihood estimation shown in Expression (30). Then, the detected output signal is subjected to a dint-leaving process and a transmission line error correction coding process to restore transmission data.
- the terminal device 3 performs the detection operation including the interference signal based on the maximum likelihood estimation by the equation (30) only when the reception SINR exceeds a predetermined value.
- the channel estimation value In some cases, there is no need to feed back the transmission weight itself, and the amount of information can be reduced. Further, since the transmission beam 4 is determined through feedback, a calibration circuit is not required in the base station apparatus 1 to eliminate the influence of a deviation caused by a hardware between array systems composed of a plurality of base station antennas 20. Thus, the configuration of the base station device 1 can be simplified and reduced in cost. Further, even when the same channel interference exists in the SDMA, the operation of reducing the interference is performed on the terminal device MS side, so that the transmission beam 4 can be selected without impairing the array gain.
- the second embodiment is applicable to both line connection and packet transmission. Further, in the second embodiment, transmission power control may be performed so that the reception quality in the connected terminal device MS is constant. This can be achieved by measuring, for example, an index such as SIR as reception quality in the terminal device MS, notifying it to the base station device 1, and controlling the transmission power from the base station device 1 based on this.
- an index such as SIR as reception quality in the terminal device MS
- transmit beam 4 with minimum correlation as shown in Eq. (32) or (33) is Localization Notification may be sent to device 1.
- step S90 to step S94 may be omitted, and the procedure using the transmission beam request and the reception quality notification result notified in previous step 94 may be applied.
- provision can be made by providing a means for temporarily storing the information in the base station apparatus 1.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a processing procedure of the base station device 1 and the m-th different terminal device MS in the third embodiment. Since this processing in the third embodiment is a modification of the processing procedure shown in FIG. 10 in the second embodiment, the same processing is given the same step number, and For processing different from the second embodiment I will explain only about it. There are roughly two processes different from the second embodiment. As one of them, in the second embodiment, the channel estimation value for each beam is calculated in step S91. However, in the third embodiment, each of the m-th terminal devices MS is simplified. The reception power is estimated as the reception quality for each transmission beam (step S91A), and N (m) transmission beams 4 that give the higher reception power are requested (step S92).
- step S95 after the terminal device MS to be transmitted is allocated (step S95), the notification of the individual data transmission, the notification of the signal power ratio, and the notification of the simultaneous connection and other user transmission weight at the time of the notification of the simultaneous connection and other user transmission weight are performed.
- step S96A a sequence number of an individual pilot signal addressed to another user is notified when a beam of a user individual pilot signal transmitted for each user (each terminal device) differs.
- the terminal device MS Based on the notified information, the terminal device MS receives the user's individual pilot signal beam transmission signal transmitted from the base station (step S95A).
- the channel estimation vector based on the transmission beam 4 addressed to the simultaneously connected user corresponding to the first term in equation (26) and the other user corresponding to the second term in equation (26) Calculate h (T (m)) for the channel estimation vector addressed to (step S97A).
- step S97 Is calculated (step S97), and when beam transmission of individual data is performed in the base station device 1 (step S98), individual data reception is performed in the terminal device MS (step S99). These processes are the same as in the first embodiment.
- the reception power is simply estimated as the reception quality for each transmission beam in the m-th terminal device MS, and N is assigned to the higher reception power.
- N is assigned to the higher reception power.
- the sequence length of the pilot signal for each beam transmitted in step S90 can be shortened.
- step S90 to step S94 Assuming that there is little change in the propagation environment, the procedure from step S90 to step S94 is omitted, and the transmission beam request and reception quality notification result notified in step 94 previously are used. May be applied. In this case, provision can be made by providing a means for temporarily storing the information in the base station apparatus 1. Thus, by omitting the processing of steps S90 to S94, time other than individual data transmission can be reduced, and as a result, individual data transmission efficiency can be improved.
- the base station apparatus notifies the terminal apparatus performing simultaneous connection when performing wireless communication by SDMA of transmission information on other simultaneously connected users.
- the other user interference signal can be removed in the terminal device.
- the base station apparatus when transmitting a directional beam in the base station apparatus, it is possible to form a transmission beam that allows interference between different terminal apparatuses, so that the spatial freedom of the transmission array antenna can be improved by the communication quality. Can be used to improve Therefore, the transmission array gain can be improved, and the downlink system capacity can be improved.
- the transmission beam from the base station apparatus is set as a predetermined multi-beam, and the base station transmission weight table is shared between the terminal apparatus and the base station apparatus, so that the feedback information amount is reduced and the feedback information amount is reduced.
- the configuration of the base station device can be simplified, and a low-cost base station device can be provided.
- SDM spatial multiplexing transmission
- the degree of freedom in forming a transmission beam is increased, and it is possible to improve reception quality and system capacity.
- the present invention has an effect that, when performing wireless communication using space division multiple access, a terminal device can remove a transmission signal to another terminal device performing simultaneous connection, which is an interference signal, in the terminal device.
- a terminal device can remove a transmission signal to another terminal device performing simultaneous connection, which is an interference signal, in the terminal device.
- the present invention is useful for a wireless communication system that performs wireless communication using space division multiple access, a wireless communication method, a base station device, a terminal device, and the like.
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