Abstract:
Methods for controlling power in a wireless communication system can reduce system power use. Further methods can control power of a HS-SCCH. When a controller (e.g., node B) receives a transmit power control (TPC) command from a UE, it can differentially controls transmission power of part-1 and part-2 constituting a sub-frame of HS-SCCH to be suitable to each UE on the basis of the power control of DL DPCH constructed in each UE and power control of CPICH transmitted (e.g., equally) to every UE. Since the transmission power of HS-SCCH is controlled by differentiating part-1 and part-2, the inter-cell interference can be reduced or minimized and the power of the node B can be effectively used.
Abstract:
A method of controlling timing for an uplink synchronous transmission scheme is disclosed, including combining time alignment bit (TAB) information transmitted received during a predetermined period, determining a timing renewal value based on the combination, and controlling the transmission timing according to the timing renewal value. Thus, the TAB information transmitted by a base station may be used to synchronize the uplink transmissions of mobile communication devices.
Abstract:
In the DSCH power control method for mobile communication system according to the present invention, the cell transmitting DSCH receives a signal from an UE, determines whether a cell transmitting DSCH to be set as primary or non-primary based on the received signal, and controls DSCH transmit power according to a result of the determination. The cell decreases DSCH transmit power when the cell is set as primary and increases DSCH transmit power when the cell is set as non-primary. In the DSCH transmit power control method of the present invention the cell transmitting DSCH sets its state as non-primary when the received signal quality is bad, such that it is possible to prevent the cell transmitting the DSCH from reducing the DSCH transmit power even when the received signal quality is bad, unlike in the typical SSDT
Abstract:
A method for controlling the transmission of data in a radio communications system transmits response signals from a receiver which includes information that reflects received signal quality, as well as information indicating whether an error has occurred in the data transmission. In one case, acknowledgment signals or negative acknowledgment signals may be regarded as no reply and not forwarded to a transmitter. In another case, the signals could be recognized as an acknowledgment or retransmission request by a receiver. Preferably, the signals transmitted from the receiver to the transmitter are composed of more than 2-bit multiplexed information. By transmitting response signals of this type, the transmission efficiency of packet data may be increased, and the automatic repeat request (ARQ) performance by the system may be greatly improved.
Abstract:
A method of controlling a handover is disclosed that uses both a soft handover and a hard handover in an uplink synchronous transmission scheme to synchronize the reception timing between mobile stations in an area of a base station. The uplink synchronous timing of a mobile station established with respect to a first base station can be adjusted to the uplink synchronous timing of a second base station, after re-setting a radio link with the adjusted uplink synchronous information.