Method for self-adaptively distributing wireless resources in TDSCDMA system

A wireless resource, adaptive technology, applied in wireless communication, electrical components, connection management and other directions, can solve the problems of wireless resource utilization efficiency, dedicated physical resource exhaustion, network congestion and other problems affecting user access performance

Active Publication Date: 2016-06-01
PANDA ELECTRONICS GROUP +1
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[0004] TDSCDMA is a typical CDMA system, and its performance is limited by wireless resources. If the signaling and data of the above-mentioned small-traffic services are always carried on dedicated physical resources, the dedicated physical resources will be exhausted quickly, and the network will also fail. Will be in a congested state from time to time, affecting user access performance and wireless resource utilization efficiency

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[0025] The present invention provides a strategy for self-adaptive allocation of wireless resources, which specifically includes the following steps: Step 1. When data services are accessed, the initial access rate is set according to the current base station load. Carry out deceleration preemption; Step 2, for the data service that has been accessed, carry out flow monitoring at Iu interface place (Iu interface is the interface between access network UTRAN and core network CN); Step 3, according to the result of flow monitoring, Speed ​​up, slow down, or state transition for small-traffic services allocated dedicated physical resources; step 4, for CELL_PCH users, if there is data transmission, the state transition is performed, and if there is no data transmission for a long time, the user is released. The wireless resource self-adaptive allocation strategy of the present invention reduces resource congestion caused by small-flow data services, improves resource utilization, ...

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The invention provides a strategy for self-adaptively distributing wireless resources. The strategy specifically comprises the following steps: (1), when a data service is accessed, setting an initial access rate according to a current base station load, and performing speed reduction occupation of the accessed data service if an available wireless resource does not exist; (2), monitoring the flow of the accessed data service at the position of an Iu interface; (3), according to a flow monitoring result, performing speed increasing, speed reduction or state transition of a low-flow service distributed with a special physical resource; and (4), performing state transition of a CELL-PCH user if data transmission exists, and releasing the user if data transmission does not exist for a long time. By means of the strategy for self-adaptively distributing the wireless resources disclosed by the invention, the resource congestion due to the low-flow data service is reduced; the resource utilization rate is increased; and simultaneously, the network load due to signalling can also be effectively reduced.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of wireless communication system TDSCDMA, in particular to a strategy for self-adaptive allocation of wireless resources. Background technique [0002] TDSCDMA is the abbreviation of English TimeDivision-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access). In the cells of cellular communication systems such as TDSCDMA, the wireless physical resource pool consists of carrier frequency, orthogonal code and transmission time slot. In a single-carrier system, a code channel is used as the basic unit of resource allocation, and a code channel is jointly determined by an orthogonal code and a time slot. In addition to the dedicated physical channels allocated to users, the system also configures public physical channels for functions such as paging and random access. [0003] With the development of wireless communication technology and the popularization of...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04W72/04H04W72/12H04W76/04
CPCH04W76/27H04W72/52H04W72/535
Inventor 熊念施渊籍谢孟昊
Owner PANDA ELECTRONICS GROUP
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