Switching processing method and system
A processing method and handover request technology, applied in the field of mobile communication, can solve problems such as affecting user experience, low transmit power of low-power nodes, affecting user experience and system performance, etc., to improve user experience and network performance, enhance handover performance, The effect of reducing the probability of handover failure and call drop
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[0099] The UE moves from the macro cell to the handover area between the macro cell and the LPN cell, or the UE moves from the LPN cell to the handover area between the LPN cell and the macro cell. There is a direct physical connection X2 interface between the source base station (S-eNB) where the macro cell is located and the LPN node (T-eNB) where the LPN cell is located.
[0100] Such as Figure 7 As shown, in order to enhance the handover performance of the UE when switching between the macro cell and the LPN cell, the specific implementation of this embodiment is described as follows:
[0101] Step 701. Measure;
[0102] The UE measures the signal quality of the serving cell and neighboring cells.
[0103] Step 702. UE reports measurement report to S-eNB;
[0104] According to the measurement in step 701, the UE reports a measurement report, and the signal quality of the target cell is reported in the measurement report.
[0105] Step 703. After receiving the measurem...
Embodiment 2
[0118] In this embodiment, the UE moves from the macro cell to the handover area between the macro cell and the LPN cell, or the UE moves from the LPN cell to the handover area between the LPN cell and the macro cell. There is no direct physical connection X2 interface between the source base station (S-eNB) where the macro cell is located and the LPN node (T-eNB) where the LPN cell is located. The handover signaling between eNBs must be forwarded by a network element of the core network, for example, forwarded by a mobility management entity (Mobility Management Entity, MME).
[0119] Such as Figure 9 As shown, in order to enhance the handover performance of the UE when switching between the macro cell and the LPN cell, the specific implementation of this embodiment is as follows:
[0120] Step 901. Measure;
[0121] The UE measures the signal quality of the serving cell and neighboring cells.
[0122] Step 902. UE reports measurement report to S-eNB;
[0123] The UE rep...
Embodiment 3
[0140] The UE moves from the macro cell to the handover area between the macro cell and the LPN cell, or the UE moves from the LPN cell to the handover area between the LPN cell and the macro cell. There is a direct physical connection X2 interface between the source base station (S-eNB) where the macro cell is located and the LPN node (T-eNB) where the LPN cell is located.
[0141] Such as Figure 10 As shown, in order to enhance the handover performance of the UE when switching between the macro cell and the LPN cell, the specific implementation of this embodiment is described as follows:
[0142] Step 1001. The UE sends an indication of approaching the LPN cell to the S-eNB;
[0143] The UE finds that it is approaching an LPN cell through the positioning information or the location information of the LPN cell it has accessed, and sends an indication of approaching the LPN cell to the S-eNB.
[0144] Step 1002. The S-eNB sends an interference avoidance request, or a handov...
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