Synchronization signal transmission method applied to large-scale antenna array

Abstract

The invention discloses a synchronization signal transmission method applied to a large-scale antenna array. The method comprises the following steps that: (a) an antenna array of a base station is configured into a one-dimensional linear array or a two-dimensional rectangular array; (b), the base station generates an original synchronization signal, maps the original synchronization signal to each antenna or each beam port by using a weighted vector, and transmits the mapped synchronization signal from each antenna; and (c) low-correlation weighted vectors can be used for realizing transmission diversity at different moments. When the antenna array of the base station is the one-dimensional linear array or the two-dimensional rectangular array, the original synchronization signal can be mapped to each antenna or each beam port by using a cyclical orthogonal sequence as the weighted vector, and the omnibearing coverage of the synchronization signal in a current cell (or a sector) can be realized; the method is low in implementation complexity and universal for different scenarios; and transmitted power can be maximally utilized, and the omnibearing coverage can be realized within a short time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a mobile communication system using a large-scale antenna array on the base station side, in particular to realizing the transmission of synchronous signals in the large-scale antenna array. Background technique [0002] In order to meet the needs of future development, the mobile communication system is required to be able to support high-speed packet data transmission of hundreds of megabits or even gigabits per second. In the case of increasingly tight wireless spectrum resources, multi-antenna transmission and multi-antenna reception (MIMO ) wireless transmission technology has been one of the mainstream technologies in the field of mobile communication research for more than ten years. Limited by the number of antennas (taking 3GPP's LTE-A as an example, it supports up to 8 transmission antennas on the base station side), the spectrum efficiency of traditional MIMO technology is still low, so more antenna configurations ar...

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