Hybrid automatic repeat request-based repeat resource distribution method
A hybrid automatic retransmission and resource allocation technology, applied in the directions of transmission path sub-channel allocation, signaling allocation, transmission system, etc., can solve problems such as incorrect transmission and collision of data packets, reduce bit error rate and improve transmission efficiency. Effect
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[0092] In this embodiment, the uplink basic assignment A-MAP IE (UL BasicAssignment A-MAP IE, hereinafter also referred to as A-MAP IE) in the communication system is used as the downlink control signaling, and a bit in the A-MAP IE bit as ReAssignment indication information. If ReAssignment=0, it means that this UL Basic Assignment A-MAP IE is an A-MAP IE for a new data packet. After analyzing it, the terminal immediately sends the data packet according to the indicated transmission method, and the base station also receives the data packet according to the corresponding transmission method. ; If ReAssignment=1, it means that this ULBasic Assignment A-MAP IE is a re-allocation of resources for retransmission data packets.
[0093] The resource sending position in the transmission mode is taken as an example below to further describe the retransmission resource allocation process. like Figure 4 As shown, according to the A-MAP IE sent by the base station, when the terminal ...
Embodiment 2
[0097] The implementation process of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and the base station also needs to allocate an uplink HARQ feedback channel for A-MAPIE, and the base station will allocate resources in a new way after receiving the ACK sent by the terminal, that is to say It takes one frame to take effect.
[0098] The difference from Embodiment 1 is that this embodiment makes certain improvements on the basis of Embodiment 1, and defines a brand new A-MAP IE signaling, that is, the uplink basic reassignment information element (ULBasic ReAssignment A-MAP ie). In this embodiment, the base station does not need to include indication information in the downlink control signaling, but indicates whether the transmission mode of the terminal changes through two types of signaling, UL Assignment A-MAP IE and UL ReAssignment A-MAP IE. When the base station needs to instruct the terminal to change the transmission mode, it notifies the terminal of t...
Embodiment 3
[0100] This embodiment is further optimized on the basis of Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2. No new A-MAP IE signaling is required, and a Reserved (reserved) in the existing UL Basic Assignment A-MAP IE is still used. Bits are used as ReAssignment indication information. When ReAssignment=0, the format of other information in the UL Basic Assignment A-MAP IE remains unchanged, and the content is still 56bit. When Re Assignment=1, the content of the information sent in the initial UL Basic Assignment A-MAP IE can be saved Go, therefore, can save some overhead.
[0101] In fact, the difference between this embodiment and the second embodiment is that when ReAssignment=1, instead of defining a new signaling type, certain modifications are made to the current UL Basic AssignmentA-MAP IE, The information already contained in the UL Basic AssignmentA-MAP IE sent for the first time and which cannot be changed, such as the signaling Long TTI Indicator indicating the length of the subpack...
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