E-MBMS system and method for statistic multiplexing by using AMBR
A statistical multiplexing, BM-SC technology, applied in branch offices providing special services, data exchange details, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of multiplexing gain reduction and so on
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[0014] At present, it is known that an aggregated maximum bit rate (AMBR) is often used for resource allocation in unicast technology. Currently, AMBR is defined as follows:
[0015] Multiple Evolved Packet System (EPS) bearers of the same user equipment (UE) share the same AMBR. That is, each of these EPS bearers can potentially utilize the entire AMBR, eg when the other EPS bearers do not carry traffic. AMBR limits the aggregate bit rate expected to be provided by EPS bearers sharing AMBR, for example, excess traffic can be discarded. AMBR applies to all non-guaranteed bit rate (GBR) bearers for the UE. GBR bearers are out of the scope of AMBR.
[0016] Since each evolved multimedia broadcast multicast service (e-MBMS) EPS bearer can be a non-GBR bearer, the definition of AMBR can be extended to MBMS. In the above conventional techniques, AMBR is determined for the UE. However, according to the present invention, AMBR is determined for e-MBMS services. Correspondingly,...
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