A downlink resource allocation method and base station
A resource allocation and base station technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as large amount of information and affect system compatibility, and achieve the effect of small amount of interactive information, easy implementation, and small amount of feedback
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[0055] This embodiment provides a downlink resource allocation method, including:
[0056] Determine whether the central user of the serving cell is located within the range of the angle of arrival of the coordinated multipoint CoMP user of the adjacent cell of the serving cell, if the central user of the serving cell is located within the angle of arrival (Angle of Arrival, AOA) of the CoMP user of the adjacent cell of the serving cell Within the range, adjust the frequency band used by the central user for communication to not overlap with the frequency band occupied by the CoMP user in the CoMP user list to reduce interference.
[0057] Wherein, the CoMP user list is obtained according to the RSRP of the serving cell where the user is located and the RSRP of the strongest neighboring cell of the serving cell, and the CoMP user list includes the CoMP user ID and the frequency band occupied by the CoMP user ID. The "user" in the above "RSRP according to the serving cell where...
Embodiment 2
[0067] This embodiment provides a method for allocating downlink resources, and the steps are as follows figure 2 shown, including the following steps:
[0068] Step S1, judge and update the CoMP user list according to the RSRP of the serving cell where the user is located and the RSRP of the strongest neighboring cell of the serving cell, wherein the CoMP user list includes the CoMP user ID and the frequency band occupied by the CoMP user ID.
[0069] The users include central users and edge users, and the edge users include CoMP users and non-CoMP users. The central user and the edge user are judged by the signal to interference plus noise ratio (SINR) of the user as the judgment standard. The user whose SINR is greater than the limit value is the central user, and the user whose SINR is smaller than the limit value is the edge user. Edge users are further divided into CoMP users who can implement coordinated multi-point technology and non-CoMP users who cannot implement c...
Embodiment 3
[0102] This embodiment provides a base station, the schematic diagram of which is as follows Figure 9 As shown, it includes: a judging module 10 and an adjusting module 20;
[0103] The judging module 10 is used to judge whether the central user of the serving cell is located within the range of the arrival angle of the coordinated multipoint CoMP user of the adjacent cell of the serving cell. The adjustment module 20 is configured to adjust the frequency band used by the central user for communication to not overlap with the frequency band occupied by the CoMP user in the CoMP user list when the central user of the serving cell is within the range of the arrival angle of the CoMP user of the adjacent cell of the serving cell.
[0104] Wherein, the CoMP user list is obtained according to the RSRP of the serving cell where the user is located and the RSRP of the strongest neighboring cell of the serving cell, and the CoMP user list includes the CoMP user ID and the frequency b...
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