Uplink resource scheduling method
A scheduling method and link resource technology, applied in the field of uplink resource scheduling, can solve problems such as terminal uplink interference, high uplink transmission power, and poor transmission quality
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[0015] In this embodiment, the base station estimates the uplink transmission power of the terminal, and when it is judged that the uplink transmission power of the terminal is greater than or equal to the transmission power threshold, triggers the uplink reconfiguration of the terminal, by reducing the subchannel occupied by the terminal or reducing the modulation mode of the subchannel occupied by the terminal , to reduce the uplink transmit power of the terminal. Specific steps are as follows:
[0016] Step 1, the base station estimates the uplink transmit power of the terminal.
[0017] Taking the McWiLL system as an example, the uplink power control of the terminal is performed on the base station side. The base station will perform power control calculations on the uplink transmission power of the terminal in each wireless frame, and send a power control command through the downlink to allow the terminal to adjust the uplink transmission power. , in order to make the up...
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[0027] In wireless communication, due to self-interference caused by multipath, imprecise signal detection, and receiver / transmitter nonlinearity, increasing power does not necessarily improve received signal quality, on the contrary, it may increase the overall interference level of the network and reduce system throughput. In another preferred embodiment of the invention, a quantity called saturated signal power is estimated to reflect reception conditions under which an increase in received signal power does not translate into an increase in received signal quality, eg SINR or SNR.
[0028] At this time, the base station estimates the uplink transmission power of the terminal, and when it is judged that the uplink transmission power of the terminal is greater than or equal to the saturated signal power, triggers the uplink reconfiguration of the terminal, and reduces the subchannel occupied by the terminal or the modulation mode of the subchannel occupied by the terminal. R...
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