Method for updating single-carrier frequency domain to multi-carrier frequency domain
A multi-carrier frequency and single-carrier frequency technology is applied in network planning, electrical components, radio/inductive link selection and arrangement, etc. It can solve the problems of increasing NodeB development and maintenance costs, affecting the accuracy of RNC admission control, etc., and achieving benefits The effect of business maintenance and accuracy assurance
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[0034] It should be noted that the reason for the multi-frequency cell is to make better use of common channel radio resources and reduce the interference of co-frequency broadcast channels and DwPTS between different areas. On the air interface, the biggest difference between a multi-frequency cell and a single-frequency cell lies in the RRC layer protocol, while on the air interface physical layer, there is basically no change, and the physical layer only performs corresponding operations according to the RRC configuration. On the RAN side, in multi-carrier and single-carrier cells, the difference in physical layer processing is only whether to configure pilots and common channels at a certain frequency, and the frequency of common measurement is different.
[0035] Therefore, the concept of multi-frequency cell can be limited to the scope of RNC. As a transceiver, Node B does not care whether multiple common control resources use the same common channel, regardless of whether t...
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