A method and system for downlink multi-base station multi-input multi-output precoding coordination
A multiple-input, multiple-output, precoding technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as network performance degradation and inability to reduce interference
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[0069] Embodiment 1: It is used to illustrate the situation that the PMI coordination of two adjacent cells succeeds.
[0070] Please refer to figure 1 and Figure 4 . In this embodiment, two adjacent cells are taken as an example to illustrate the situation that the PMI coordination of the base stations in the downlink communication is successful, and the precoding matrix is calculated based on the obtained PMI.
[0071] After base station BS1 and BS2 exchange information, BS1 compares PMI1 and PMI1', and obtains that MS1's feedback PMI1 is in MS2's recommendation set PMI1' for BS1, and then calculates the precoding matrix of MS1:
[0072] The calculation of the precoding matrix of MS1 can adopt method a, that is, the precoding matrix W of PMI1 can be obtained directly by looking up the table PMI , where W PMI Indicates the codeword of rank=1 obtained through the PMI table lookup.
[0073] The calculation of the precoding matrix of MS1 can also adopt the method b, calc...
Embodiment 2
[0078] Embodiment 2: It is used to explain that when two adjacent cells have PMI conflicts, mode 1 is used for coordination.
[0079] Please refer to figure 1 and Figure 5 . In this embodiment, two adjacent cells are taken as an example to describe the process in which PMIs of base stations collide in downlink communication, and mode 1 is adopted, that is, users with low priority select other PMIs for transmission.
[0080]After base station BS1 and BS2 exchange information, BS1 compares PMI1 and PMI1', and obtains that MS1's feedback PMI1 is not in MS2's recommendation set PMI1' for BS1, that is, MS1's feedback PMI1 conflicts with MS2's recommendation information PMI1' for BS1 , the base station exchanges the QoS-related information of the scheduled user through high-layer signaling to obtain the priority information of the current user.
[0081] If the current user has the highest priority level, the precoding matrix calculation is performed directly.
[0082] The calcu...
Embodiment 3
[0089] Embodiment 3: It is used to illustrate the use of mode 2 coordination when two adjacent cells have PMI conflicts
[0090] Please refer to figure 1 and Image 6 . In this embodiment, two adjacent cells are taken as an example to illustrate the process of base station PMI conflicts in downlink communication, and mode 2 is adopted, that is, a process in which users with low priority reallocate resources to coordinate precoding.
[0091] After base station BS1 and BS2 exchange information, BS1 compares PMI1 and PMI1', and obtains that MS1's feedback PMI1 is not in MS2's recommendation set PMI1' for BS1, that is, MS1's feedback PMI1 conflicts with MS2's recommendation information PMI1' for BS1 , the base station exchanges the QoS-related information of the scheduled user through high-layer signaling to obtain the priority information of the current user.
[0092] If the current user has the highest priority level, the precoding matrix calculation is performed directly.
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