Method and apparatus for uplink multi-carrier transmit diversity
A transmit diversity and high-speed uplink technology, applied in the field of antenna selection, can solve the problems of multi-carrier operation complexity and algorithm failure
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[0025]In MC-HSUPA operation, scheduling in Node-B will give UE carrier specific scheduling authorization. Scheduling grants are transmitted on the Absolute Grant Channel (E-AGCH) and represent the ratio of the maximum allowed power between the E-DCH Dedicated Physical Data Control Channel (E-DPDCH) and the Dedicated Physical Control Channel (DPCCH) (see, 3GPP TS 25.321). The scheduling grant can be increased or decreased by the serving Node-B or the non-serving Node-B through the relative grant, which is transmitted on the relative grant channel (E-RGCH). The authorization level of the UE is internally maintained in the UE as a service authorization. The serving grant is adjusted based on the relative grant received, and the serving grant is reset to the scheduling grant when received on the E-AGCH.
[0026] figure 2 A situation is shown where the Node-B scheduler has given high grants on one (or subset) of the uplink carrier frequencies and low grants on the other carrier...
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