A resource allocation, transmission method and device for reference signals
A technology of reference signal and resource allocation, applied in the direction of selection device, communication between multiple stations, radio/induction link selection arrangement, etc., can solve the problems of sequence interference, sequence planning impact, and increase the complexity of system planning, To achieve the effect of enhancing flexibility and improving flexibility
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[0039] In the preferred embodiment provided by the present invention, a reference signal resource allocation method provided by the embodiment of the present invention is described in detail by taking CAZAC sequence as the pilot sequence as an example. CAZAC sequences have shifted orthogonal properties. For example, when different users or different transmit antennas use different shifted sequences of the same base sequence, the sequence is transmitted in the time domain, and at the same time, the length of the shift is greater than the maximum multipath delay of the multipath channel (or the total energy is 90 % of the maximum path delay, etc.), the signals of different transmission sequences are orthogonal, and the base station receiving end can eliminate the interference of other users or other antennas by using the sequence correlation, so that a more accurate channel can be obtained Estimated results.
[0040] On the other hand, CAZAC sequences have constant amplitude pr...
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[0056] In another embodiment, the main steps are the same as the previous embodiment, step 301: allocate code channels for measurement pilots within the basic measurement bandwidth; step 302: allocate different measurement bandwidths for measurement pilots of at least two code channels .
[0057] The difference from the foregoing embodiments is that the frequency hopping periods of the measurement pilots of different measurement bandwidths may be different. The frequency hopping period refers to the time interval for the complete frequency hopping of the signal. Usually, the frequency hopping period is related to the measurement bandwidth and the basic measurement bandwidth. That is to say, the measurement bandwidth is different with the frequency hopping period. refer to image 3 , to measure a signal with a bandwidth of 4B, its frequency hopping period is 4 pilot signal transmission intervals, and to measure a signal with a bandwidth of B, its frequency hopping period is 1 ...
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[0061] In another embodiment, the main steps are the same as the previous embodiment, step 401: allocate code channels for measurement pilots within the basic measurement bandwidth; step 402: allocate different measurement bandwidths for measurement pilots of at least two code channels .
[0062] The difference from the foregoing embodiments is that the code channel numbers assigned to each reference signal can be fixed to one code channel for one reference signal as described in the above embodiments. In this embodiment, different code channel numbers can also be changed at different times. Codes are assigned. At this time, either the base station notifies the user of the currently used code channel number; or the user changes the code channel number according to a preset pattern, for example, the code channel number jumps in a pseudo-random manner. For example, from code channel number 0 to code channel number 7, the code channel number is changed every time the channel qua...
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