Method and device for transmitting and receiving downlink control channel in wireless communication system
A wireless communication system and control channel technology, applied in the field of sending and receiving confirmation/non-confirmation of hybrid automatic repeat request, which can solve the problem of large signaling overhead and other issues
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[0044] figure 2 The ACK / NACK resource allocation scheme according to the present invention is explained.
[0045] refer to figure 2 , Node B scheduler 200 selects non-persistent scheduling 211 or persistent scheduling 212 for the data channel.
[0046] In non-persistent scheduling 211, M SCCHs 203 convey scheduling information on M data channels. Each SCCH is a physical layer control channel that carries scheduling information about one data channel. The ACK / NACK resource for sending ACK / NACK for the data channel is implicitly indicated by the index of the SCCH 203 mapped to the data channel. Thus, different data channels, ie different SCCHs 203 are mapped one-to-one to ACKCHs 207 within a fixed size resource group 209 , as indicated by reference numeral 205 .
[0047] The simplest mapping rule is that SCCH#n is mapped to ACKCH#n, of course other mapping rules are also available. The mapping between SCCH 203 and ACKCH 207 eliminates the need for the Node B to explicitly...
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[0089] Figure 10 An ACK / NACK resource allocation scheme for a MIMO system according to another embodiment of the present invention is described.
[0090] MIMO schemes are classified into single codeword MIMO (SCW-MIMO) and multi-codeword MIMO (MCW-MIMO). In MCW-MIMO where the transmitter transmits multiple codewords simultaneously, decoding is performed for each codeword. Therefore, as many ACKCHs are required as codewords transmitted. like Figure 10 As shown, therefore, the ACKCH of at least one codeword (such as the first codeword) on the non-persistently scheduled MCW-MIMO data channel uses the ACK / NACK resource mapped to the index of the SCCH for the first codeword, As indicated by reference numeral 1000 , while the ACK / NACK resources for the remaining codewords are explicitly signaled together with SCCH 1002 for non-persistently scheduled MCW-MIMO data channels, as indicated by reference numeral 1003 . The ACK / NACK resource shares a variable-sized resource group 100...
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[0094] Figure 11 The ACK / NACK resource allocation scheme according to the third embodiment of the present invention is explained. ACK / NACK resources are allocated in consideration of cell coverage of ACKCH. Here, consider the 3GPP EUTRA standard, where a TTI of 1 ms is defined.
[0095] The cell coverage of ACKCH is defined as a cell radius in which ACKCH can be stably detected. In order to extend cell coverage for limited maximum transmit power, it is necessary to increase the received energy of ACKCH at the receiver by increasing the transmission duration of ACKCH. However, as the transmission duration of the ACKCH increases, the amount of resources occupied by the ACKCH also increases proportionally.
[0096] Therefore, for efficient use of radio resources, the variable-sized resource group 1101 for persistently scheduled data channels is divided into a first resource group 1107 with a transmission duration of 1 ms and a second resource group 1107 with a transmission du...
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