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Uplink bandwidth allocation method and system for WiMAX system

A bandwidth allocation method and technology for bandwidth allocation, applied in electrical components, wireless communications, etc., can solve the problems of wasting transmission bandwidth and not having too much consideration, and achieve the effect of increasing system throughput and making full use of network resources.

Active Publication Date: 2010-09-01
COMBA TELECOM SYST CHINA LTD
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[0012](2) Fairness: If the variability of the wireless link is not considered, the following situation is likely to occur: according to a certain scheduling strategy, a packet is scheduled on the wireless link When transmitting, the link is actually in an error state, which wastes transmission bandwidth
However, they do not give too much consideration to wireless link variability, fairness, throughput, and implementation complexity.

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[0039] The invention can fairly allocate bandwidth among UGS, rtPS, nrtPS, ertPS and BE services, and guarantee the QoS characteristics of various services.

[0040] In the WiMAX system, a special functional module (uplink bandwidth allocation module) is designed to realize the functions of uplink scheduling and bandwidth allocation; the uplink bandwidth allocation method that the present invention relates to is exactly applied to the bandwidth allocation for data transmission in the uplink bandwidth allocation module.

[0041] Image 6 A system architecture diagram involved in the present invention is shown. The input of the uplink bandwidth allocation module 1 includes: the bandwidth request message queue provided by the uplink data distributor 4 and the GMSH subheader of the data PDU, information such as the CID and QoS parameters of the current service flow provided by the service flow management module 2, and the channel description module 3 provides the current status inf...

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The invention provides an uplink bandwidth allocation method for a WiMAX system, which comprises the following steps of: A, calculating scheduling factors for UGS and ertPS service connection, and performing bandwidth allocation on each UGS and each ertPS service connection according to the order of the scheduling factors; B, calculating scheduling factors of ertPS, rtPS and nrtPS service connection bandwidth requests, and performing bandwidth allocation on each ertPS, rtPS and nrtPS service connection bandwidth request according to the order of the scheduling factors; C, performing bandwidth allocation on unicast; D, performing bandwidth allocation on a BE service connection bandwidth request; and E, establishing a UL-Map message according to bandwidth resources allocated to mobile user terminals so as to broadcast and inform the mobile user terminals to send data or a bandwidth request in the next frame according to the allocated bandwidth. The invention also provides an uplink bandwidth allocation system for the WiMAX system. The method and the system have the advantages of fully utilizing network resources, improving system throughput, having a simple algorithm, facilitating hardware and software implementation, and reducing equipment cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of wireless broadband access, in particular to an uplink bandwidth allocation method and system for a WiMAX system. Background technique [0002] Since WiMAX is an emerging wireless broadband access technology, the current IEEE 802.16 protocol does not define the uplink bandwidth allocation and scheduling method. Specifically for the PMP mode in the 802.16 protocol, how to allocate and schedule bandwidth resources in base stations, how to effectively configure bandwidth request policies and utilize limited wireless bandwidth resources, there are still few technical researches at present. Therefore, researching and proposing an effective uplink bandwidth allocation method that can make full use of network resources and increase system throughput has become one of the key points in the development and implementation of WiMAX networks. [0003] In the WiMAX standard, in order to ensure the service quality of v...

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IPC IPC(8): H04W72/08H04W72/12
Inventor 李馨
Owner COMBA TELECOM SYST CHINA LTD
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