Hybrid retransmission feedback method, network side equipment and terminal
A network-side device, hybrid retransmission technology, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, and error prevention, etc., can solve problems such as ineffective coding bits, reducing transmission rates, and polluting cache space data.
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[0089] After the downlink transmission of the eMBB terminal in a certain TTI is occupied by the URLLC service, the base station schedules the downlink transmission before the corresponding ACK / NACK feedback timing (indicated by DCI#1), and retransmits the data of the occupied resource part. The DCIs (DCI#1 and DCI#2) indicating two downlink transmissions have the same HARQ process (HARQ process number), RV version and NDI field.
[0090] The eMBB terminal receives a DCI#2 with the same HARQ process, RV version and NDI domain before the ACK / NACK feedback timing indicated by DCI#1, and considers that the downlink transmission resources scheduled by DCI#1 are occupied.
[0091] The eMBB terminal clears the data of the occupied resource part, and uses the retransmitted data to perform soft combining.
[0092] The base station updates the ACK / NACK feedback timing through DCI#2, and the eMBB terminal feeds back the ACK / NACK according to the updated timing relationship.
[0093] The...
specific Embodiment 2
[0097] like image 3 As shown, the base station schedules downlink transmission of the terminal through DCI#1 in TTI#1, and resource occupation occurs in the downlink transmission. The ACK / NACK feedback timing indicated by DCI#1 is TTI#5.
[0098] The base station schedules a downlink transmission through DCI#2 at TTI#2, and DCI#2 and DCI#1 have the same HARQ process, RV version, and NDI domain. The ACK / NACK feedback timing indicated by DCI#2 is TTI#7.
[0099] The base station detects whether there is an ACK / NACK of the terminal at both TTI#5 and TTI#7. If it is not detected on TTI#5 and detected on TTI#7, it is known that the terminal does not miss DCI#2.
[0100] The base station continues the HARQ retransmission process according to the feedback result on TTI#7.
specific Embodiment 3
[0102] like Figure 4 As shown, the base station schedules downlink transmission of a certain terminal through DCI#1 in TTI#1, and resource occupation occurs in the downlink transmission. The ACK / NACK feedback timing indicated by DCI#1 is TTI#5.
[0103] The base station schedules a downlink transmission through DCI#2 at TTI#2, and DCI#2 and DCI#1 have the same HARQ process, RV version, and NDI domain. The ACK / NACK feedback timing indicated by DCI#2 is TTI#7.
[0104] The base station detects whether there is an ACK / NACK of the terminal at both TTI#5 and TTI#7. If detected at TTI#5, it is known that the terminal missed DCI#2.
[0105] The base station schedules downlink transmission through DCI#3 on TTI#9, DCI#3 and DCI#2 have the same HARQ process, and the NDI field flip indicates a new TB transmission.
[0106] The eMBB terminal receives DCI#3 and finds that the NDI field is reversed, and then clears the buffer space of the same HARQ process.
[0107] The embodiment of ...
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