KR20080034380A

5G,4G,3G

Title

METHOD AND ARRARTUS FOR HANDOVER COMPLETING DURING DRX IN MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM

Application Number:

KR20060100542

Publication Date:

21-04-2008

Current Assignee:

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Application Date:

16-10-2006

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

16-10-2006

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Abstract  Abstract

A method and an apparatus for performing handover by a connected terminal in a DRX(Discontinuous Reception) mode in a mobile communication system are provided to allow a terminal to perform handover to a target cell without a time delay while guaranteeing minimum power consumption. A transmitting/receiving unit(620) receives a DRX parameter, a cell change parameter, and type information for stopping the DRX from a base station. A DRX controller(625) controls ON/OFF operations of the transmitting/receiving unit by using the received DRX parameter. An RRC(Radio Resource Control) entity(605) measures reception quality with respect to adjacent cells via the cell change parameter and applies a control signal to the DRX controller according to the measurement result, to control to turn on the transmitting/receiving unit to perform a cell change report with a serving base station and perform handover to a target base station. An HARQ processor(615) processes the packets of HARQ that the transmitting/receiving unit receives through an HARQ operation, and transfers an HARQ packet, which has no error, to a demultiplexing device(610).

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