Downlink service transmission method and apparatus in CDMA system
A technology of code division multiple access and transmission method, which is applied in the field of downlink service transmission in code division multiple access system, and can solve the problem of high block error rate, high interference intensity among network users, and insufficient effective transmission rate and QoS of PS services Quality requirements and other issues to achieve QoS satisfaction and improve network performance
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[0039] The core idea of the present invention is that both the CS service and the PS service in the current network are continuously transmitted. In this way, when the traffic volume is large, the user interference between cells is more serious, which causes the overall performance of the network to decrease. In fact, for different types of services, the requirements for QoS and real-time performance are different. The present invention sets the transmission modes of different services according to the current wireless resource configuration and service attributes of the cell. The present invention gives priority to CS The user’s performance requirements make the transmitter use continuous frame-by-frame transmission when processing CS services; for PS services with relatively poor QoS and real-time requirements, discontinuous transmission is used in a certain mode, which can be used to a certain extent Reducing the interference intensity of PS users to other users in the cell o...
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