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Mobile communication apparatus with multiple transmission and reception antennas and mobile communication method therefor

A mobile communication apparatus with multiple transmission and reception antennas and a mobile communication method therefor are provided. In the mobile communication apparatus including a base station and a mobile station, the base station with at least one transmission antenna restores long-term information, short-term information, a signal to interference and noise ratio (SINR) from a feedback signal received from the mobile station, spatially processes dedicated physical channel (DPCH) signals using basis information generated from the restored long-term information, short-term information, and SINR, and transmits the results of adding pilot channel (PICH) signals to the spatially processed results to the mobile station. The mobile station with at least one reception antenna determines a first characteristic corresponding to the channel downlink characteristic for each of the transmission and reception antennas, from the PICH signals transmitted from the base station, determines the long-term information, the short-term information, and downlink power control information including the SINR, which reflect the first characteristic, converts the determined long-term information, short-term information, and downlink power control information into the feedback signal, and transmits the feedback signal to the base station.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD

Method to perform downlink power control in packet switching cellular systems with dynamic allocation of the RF channel

InactiveUS20030054850A1Minimize unsuccessfulGreat data-ratesEnergy efficient ICTPower managementAverage filterDownlink power control
The invention discloses a method to perform downlink Power Control in packet switching cellular systems with dynamic allocation of the RF channel, such as GPRS/EGPRS. The performances concern a scenario in which a radio block transmitted from the Base Station (BTS) on a downlink channel has to be received from at least two MSs simultaneously, a first MS being the addressee of the data/control packet on the downlink TBF while the second MS being the addressee of the Uplink State Flag (USF) for scheduling transmission of the next data/control packet from an uplink TBF to an uplink shared channel. First MS transmits to the BTS a first measurement report including measures of BCCH level and interference level on all the timeslots, while the second MS transmits a NC report including measures of BCCH level only, that because detailed interference measure on the downlink channel are prevented due the absence of a concurrent downlink TBF. The measures are averaged in as many running average filters and the averages compared with target thresholds to find a first and a second power reduction intended for USF and packet transmission respectively. A final power reduction is selected from the two for the next PC execution step. Target threshold for the first MS's averaged measures is a C/I value which provides maximum achievable net throughput independently of Coding Scheme. Target threshold for the second MS depends on CS of the USF flag in a way that when the mean value of the level measures is equal to the threshold a fixed probability takes place that the USF flag is decoded with success. The network, in the capacity of the BSC and PCU, counts successfully and unsuccessfully blocks received uplink upon transmission of the scheduled USFs for that uplink TBF, being the lack of a scheduled block noticed by the network. If successfully counting reaches a fixed maximum counting before, then an increment of the first power reduction is decided, while in case the maximum unsuccessfully counting is reached before a decrement of the first power reduction is instead decided (FIG. 10).
Owner:SIEMENS INFORMATION & COMM NEWTWORKS INC

Method for enhanced inter-cell interference cancellation (eICIC) in heterogeneous network, base station and user equipment

InactiveCN102404808AInterference reduction or eliminationEfficient methodConnection managementControl channelDownlink power control
The invention discloses a method for enhanced inter-cell interference cancellation (eICIC) in a heterogeneous network, and a corresponding base station and corresponding user equipment. A macro eNodeB (MeNB) defines a signaling to inform a home eNodeB (HeNB) of an event that MeNB cell user equipment (MUE) in a connection mode enters the edge or the neighborhood of an HeNB cell; when HeNB cell user equipment (HUE) is all located at the center of the HeNB cell, the HeNB adopts downlink power control or power settings to reduce the inter-cell interference (ICI) subjected to the MUE on a control channel; the MeNB also can adopt a mechanism of being really or falsely handed over an HeNB cell aiming at that the MUE is either CSG UE (Close Subscriber Group User Equipment) or Non-CSG UE, wherein when the MeNB is falsely handed over to the HeNB cell, a mechanism that the HeNB configures the DRX (Discontinuous Reception) of the HUE can be adopted; and when the MUE in an idle mode enters the edge or the neighborhood of the HeNB cell, if the MUE dwells at the HeNB cell, the HeNB adopts different mechanisms to reduce the ICI subjected to the MUE on the basis that that the MUE is in the connection mode or the idle mode. The method has the characteristics of simplicity, flexibility, high efficiency, and easiness to implement.
Owner:SHARP KK

Method of down-chain power control in packet switching cellular system

The invention discloses a method to perform downlink Power Control in packet switching cellular systems with dynamic allocation of the RF channel, such as GPRS / EGPRS. The performances concern a scenario in which a radio block transmitted from the Base Station (BTS) on a downlink channel has to be received from at least two MSs simultaneously, a first MS being the addressee of the data / control packet on the downlink TBF while the second MS being the addressee of the Uplink State Flag (USF) for scheduling transmission of the next data / control packet from an uplink TBF to an uplink shared channel. First MS transmits to the BTS a first measurement report including measures of BCCH level and interference level on all the timeslots, while the second MS transmits a NC report including measures of BCCH level only, that because detailed interference measure on the downlink channel are prevented due the absence of a concurrent downlink TBF. The measures are averaged in as many running average filters and the averages compared with target thresholds to find a first and a second power reduction intended for USF and packet transmission respectively. A final power reduction is selected from the two for the next PC execution step. Target threshold for the first MS's averaged measures is a C / I value which provides maximum achievable net throughput independently of Coding Scheme. Target threshold for the second MS depends on CS of the USF flag in a way that when the mean value of the level measures is equal to the threshold a fixed probability takes place that the USF flag is decoded with success. The network, in the capacity of the BSC and PCU, counts successfully and unsuccessfully blocks received uplink upon transmission of the scheduled USFs for that uplink TBF, being the lack of a scheduled block noticed by the network. If successfully counting reaches a fixed maximum counting before, then an increment of the first power reduction is decided, while in case the maximum unsuccessfully counting is reached before a decrement of the first power reduction is instead decided (fig.10).
Owner:SIEMENS INFORMATION & COMM NEWTWORKS INC
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