Media access control frame structure in wireless communication network

Abstract

A wireless communication network medium accessing control frame structure, Which includes one down link frame and one uplink , above-mentioned down link frame containing broadcast stage frame and data service stage , above-mentioned broadcast stage containing one pilot frequency domain, one broadcast control domain, one accessing control domain one frame control domain , above-mentioned frame control domain divided into combined detecting frame control part, combined detecting / transmitting frame control part, above-mentioned uplink frame containing one channel state information reporting domain one data service domain, one wireless resource request domain, and one random accessing domain, Said invention reduces multi-user interference and raises mobile communication systematical capacity.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medium access control frame structure in a wireless communication network, which is used in a third-generation mobile communication (B3G) system to use distributed coordinated antennas to simultaneously perform mixed joint detection and joint transmission. (2) Background technology [0002] Mobile communication technology has gone through three generations. The third generation mobile communication system (3rd Generation Mobile Communications System; 3G) is a mobile communication system that is being fully developed. It can provide various broadband information services that the previous two generations of products cannot provide, such as high-speed data, TV images, etc. The third generation mobile communication system will be put into the market in recent years. [0003] In order to provide higher-quality multimedia data services while providing voice services, a concept of a Beyond Third Generation (B3G) system has eme...

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However, since the sender needs to wait for the CSI information from the receiver, compared with joint detection, the signaling overhead and CSI delay of joint transmission are much larger, which also means that the CSI information is not very accurate in the case of fast fading , thus degrading the performance of the joint launch

[0011] Based on the above situation, it can be seen that joint detection is suitable for fast fading channels, but the receiving end needs to provide high enough computing power

On the other hand, joint transmission can simplify the computational complexity of the receiver, but it is not suitable for fast fading channels

[0012] There is no corresponding communication protocol or structure in the prior art to ensure the simultaneous use of joint detection and joint emission, so joint detection and joint emission cannot be used at the same time, resulting in the inability to fully utilize the advantages of both

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