Relay station, base station, transmission method, and reception method

a transmission method and relay station technology, applied in the direction of transmission path division, multiplex communication, frequency-division multiplex, etc., can solve the problems of limiting the number of relay stations, reducing the overhead of uplink resources, and reasonable costs of installation of base stations

Active Publication Date: 2014-01-02
PANASONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CORP OF AMERICA
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Benefits of technology

The technology described by this patented allows for individual configuration of different types (BHSC) of cells called slices within one cell group instead of requiring all these same type(Pcell). This reduces resource usage compared with traditional methods that require each specific type separately from other ones.

Problems solved by technology

Technologies discussed include improving wireless networks' performance capabilities while reducing interference levels during concurrent use of multiple radio technologies within their own cells without causing them to decrease reception sensitivity due to increased noise level. Additionally, introducing new techniques related to enhanced spatial reuse has been studied where neighboring basestations have separate serving frequencies instead of all allocated physical channels. Overall, these technical problem addressed involve optimizing utilization of available spectrum space and efficiently managing allocation of resources based upon measured values associated with specific user equipment devices connected to the base stations.

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embodiment 1

[0048][Overview of Communication System]

[0049]The communication system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention includes base station 100, relay station 200 and a terminal. This communication system is, for example, an LTE-A system. Base station 100 is an LTE-A base station and communicates with relay station 200 through a backhaul.

[0050]Furthermore, this communication system applies carrier aggregation to communication (backhaul communication) between base station 100 and relay station 200. That is, a plurality of CCs including a PCell and SCells are used for backhaul communication between base station 100 and relay station 200.

[0051]Furthermore, in this communication system, DL BHSFs of a PCell used for backhaul communication in downlink (DL) and UL BHSFs of the PCell used for backhaul communication in uplink (UL) are configured. Similarly, DL BHSFs of an SCell used for backhaul communication in downlink (DL) and UL BHSFs of the SCell used for backhaul communication in upli

embodiment 2

[0123]In Embodiment 2, when the base station configures DL BHSFs in an SCell at timings different from those of DL BHSFs of the PCell, the base station allocates PDSCH resources in the DL BHSFs of the SCell and also allocates PUSCH resources at the same time.

[0124]In base station 100 according to the present embodiment (FIG. 6), processing of control section 101, assignment section 104 and A / N receiving section 109 is partly different from that in Embodiment 1.

[0125]When configuring an A / N resource among PUCCH resources for each relay station 200, control section 101 configures the A / N resource using only a PUCCH of UL BHSFs configured in the PCell. That is, control section 101 does not configure any A / N resource using UL BHSFs configured in an SCell.

[0126]When allocating a PDSCH resource for each relay station 200, at a timing at which a DL BHSF is configured only in the SCell (timing different from that of a DL BHSF of the PCell), assignment section 104 also simultaneously al

embodiment 3

[0157]Embodiments 1 and 2 have been described with a case where a UL BHSF of an SCell is configured for each DL BHSF of the SCell transmitted at a timings different from that of a DL BHSFs of a PCell. In contrast, Embodiment 3 will be described with a case where UL BHSFs of the SCell are configured for every predetermined number of continuous DL BHSFs of the SCell transmitted at timings different from those of DL BHSFs of the PCell.

[0158]In base station 100 according to the present embodiment (FIG. 6), processing of control section 101 and A / N receiving section 109 is partly different from Embodiment 1.

[0159]When configuring A / N resources in PUCCH resources for each relay station 200, control section 101 configures one BHSF (A / N resource) of the SCell for every predetermined number of continuous DL BHSFs of the SCell transmitted at timings different from those of DL BHSFs of the PCell among DL BHSFs configured in the downlink of the SCell. For example, control section 101 configu

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Relay station (200) in a communication system using PCells and Scells for backhaul communication, and configuring DL BHSFs of the PCell, and UL BHSFs of the PCell located after a prescribed number of subframes after a DL BHSF includes: ACK/NACK generator (203) generating a response signal for a downlink signal received in PCell and SCells from base station (100); transmitter (205) transmitting a response signal in response to a downlink signal received in an SCell in a DL BHSF configured at a timing different from that of the DL BHSF of the PCell, the response signal in UL BHSFs of the SCell a prescribed number of subframes after the DL BHSF, and a response signal for a downlink signal received in an SCell in a DL BHSF having the same timing as that of the DL BHSF of the PCell, and the response in a UL BHSF of the PCell.

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Owner PANASONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CORP OF AMERICA
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