Implementing downlink code management for fractional dpch in timing conflict situations
A technology of code and code sharing, which is applied in the field of optimization of downlink code usage, and can solve problems such as unresolved soft handover
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[0018] 3GPP networks use Soft Handover (SHO) to improve their coverage and cell edge performance. In SHO, multiple radio links from different base stations are received in parallel in the UE. Since the combining logic in the UE is limited in complexity, all radio links must fall within a common UE receive window of 148 chips in increments or decrements. If one of the radio links drifts out of the receive window (eg when the UE is moving), the UE asks the network to adjust the transmission timing by increments or decrements of 256 chips.
[0019] For the combination of F-DPCH and soft handover, this has the following consequences. First, there may be no radio link timing adjustment for a single UE because adjacent downlink transmission time instants are blocked by other UEs on the same shared code. Second, shared F-DPCH transmissions from different cells to a single UE cannot be adjusted to fit within the + / - 148 chip receive window of the UE since there may be no adjustment....
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