Broadcast and multicast on high speed downlink channels
A downlink and physical downlink technology, which is used in broadcast service distribution, wireless communication, and devices that provide special services in branches, and can solve problems such as incorrect decoding of data.
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[0081] According to the invention, multicasting is introduced on the HSPDA radio access interface between a base station group and multiple user entities, wherein specific multicast HSDPA UE addresses are introduced in parallel to normal unicast addresses for simultaneously sending content to Multiple users in at least one cell.
[0082] exist figure 2 Above, a base station (Node B) according to all embodiments of the present invention is shown.
[0083] A base station (Node B) 601 includes a MAC-hs control message processor 602; a scheduler 605; a plurality of input buffers 604, used to store information related to each user entity UE1-UEn, corresponding to messages for processing to several UEs Simultaneous transmission, ie segmentation of data streams of number 1-J of HARQ processes 607 also for each user entity; layer 1 processing means 611 for transmitting data from the respective HARQ processes. The base station also includes a CQI decoder 608 , a user entity (UE) fee...
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[0135] An alternative procedure for multicasting a HARQ process at a Node B can be basically as Figure 5 is implemented as shown. However, according to this embodiment, the Node B does not perform any MU_ID-UE_ID mapping.
[0136] In a typical network, the operating point of operation can be approximated as
[0137] 90% - ACK
[0138] 9% - NACK
[0139] 1% - DTX
[0140] It can be seen that NACK is more likely to be received than DTX. According to this alternative embodiment, DTX - represented in block 13 - is not used in determining whether a retransmission should be performed.
[0141] In the given exemplary situation, Node B does not need to know that UE_ID 44, 56, 63 is a member of MU_ID=1. If e.g. a transmission to MU_ID=1 occurs - then UE_ID 44 56 can send an ACK, while UE_ID 63 sends a NACK, - Node B will receive 2 ACKs and 1 NACK, thus assuming only 3 MU_ID=1 members , and resend. If on the other hand it receives 2 ACKs and 1 DTX, it will assume that all user ...
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[0143] In the second embodiment of the present invention, the same base station configuration as that of the first embodiment of the present invention is used.
[0144] In the user entity according to the second embodiment of the invention, instead of descrambling the CRC with several IDs, that is, the various multicast identities and multicast user identities in question - only one ID is used for one time period . Suitably only one HS_SCCH receiver is provided at the user entity. When multicast content is selected, among user identities UE ID for decoding HS-SCCH channel, switching to multicast identity MU ID is performed; otherwise user entity is used for decoding HS-SCCH channel. Thus, the user entity design is comparable to the prior art user entity design, except for the ability to toggle the ID for decoding normal HSDPA downlink unicast data or one multicast reception group at a time.
[0145] User entities such as Image 6 Works as shown, except only using 202 or onl...
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