Abstract:
A method for determining a bit pattern of a symbol in a wireless communication system using a cross modulation scheme. The method includes generating symbols with the cross modulation scheme, classifying positions of coding symbols by reliabilities of at least 3 classes according to an average bit error rate BER(ave) of symbols generated with the cross modulation scheme and a bit error rate BER based on transmission positions of the coding symbols in a modulation symbol during transmission of a packet with the cross modulation scheme, and determining a bit pattern such that higher-priority symbols are inserted into higher-reliability positions.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method and system of allocating timeslots in a multiple users reusing one timeslot (MUROS) environment. In one embodiment, a method includes receiving measurement report data from a first mobile station over an uplink channel. The method further includes evaluating a set of parameters associated with pairing the first mobile station in uplink and downlink respectively based on the measurement report data. The method also includes associating a timeslot in a frame between the first mobile station and a second set of mobile stations for uplink data transmission and associating another timeslot in the frame between the first mobile station and a third set of mobile stations for downlink data transmission using the evaluated set of parameters.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for generating training sequence codes in a communication system. In the method, a pair of sequences A and B having cross-correlation properties as well as autocorrelation properties are generated, and protection sequences A' and B' are generated by copying last L symbols of the sequences A and B, respectively. The training sequence codes are generated by locating the protection sequences A' and B' in the most significant positions (MSPs) of the sequences A and B. The training sequence codes can be extended and applied to 16-QAM and 32-QAM used in a GERAN system, and the use of such training sequence codes enables data to be efficiently transmitted/received without performance deterioration in a GERAN system.
Abstract:
A method for performing burst mapping on transmission data by a transmitter in a mobile communication system using a 16-ary Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (16-QAM) modulation scheme is disclosed. The burst mapping method includes generating control information bits and user data bits by encoding input control information and user data; dividing the control information bits and user data bits into more than two bursts; and arranging a Training Sequence Code (TSC) in a center of each burst, placing the coded control information bits in positions adjacent to the TSC, and swapping the user data bits with bits mapped to higher-reliability positions among the control information bits.
Abstract:
A system and method for allocating a single timeslot to multiple communication devices in a wireless communication network are disclosed. The method includes establishing a first communication channel between a base transceiver station and first communication devices through a first timeslots of a frame. The method further includes establishing a second communication channel between the base transceiver station and second communication devices through second timeslots. The method also includes determining whether a third communication channel can be established between the base transceiver station and at least one of the second communication devices using at least one of the first timeslots based on a set of predefined parameters evaluated for each of the first timeslots. Moreover, the method includes establishing the third communication channel between the base transceiver station and the at least one of the second communication devices using at least one of the first timeslots.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for circular buffer-based rate matching and burst multiplexing for data transmission. According to the method and apparatus, rate matching patterns are efficiently determined according to data code rates in a wireless communication system using CBRM, and burst multiplexing is performed in units of bits without using an external channel interleaver when several RLC data blocks are transmitted via radio blocks. Accordingly, data bits are distributed into and carried by a plurality of bursts, thereby improving transmission performance.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for generating a TSC in a communication system are provided, in which a pair of sequences A and B having auto-correlation and cross-correlation properties are generated and the TSC is generated by inserting guard sequences Z each having z zero symbols in the most significant bits of the sequences A and B.
Abstract:
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Disclosed is a method and apparatus for transmitting/receiving data in a mobile communication system. In the method and apparatus, when a data sequence subjected to parallel interleaving is mapped to a modulation symbol in consideration of priority and the modulation symbol with the data sequence mapped thereto is transmitted, a sub-block including only S bits or a majority of S bits is allocated to a higher reliable bit position, and a sub-block including only P bits or a majority of P bits is allocated to a lower reliable bit position.