Abstract
A system and method for allocating channelization code and scrambling code in multiple code rates is disclosed. In the present invention many user signals that have various chip rates in overlaid frequency band can be transmitted with minimum interference between users by allocating orthogonal spreading code in which the sum of bits for a period that is determined by the ratio of chip rates is canceled respectively as channelization codes.
Technologies
Resource configuration Channel Arrangement/Coding
Product
User Equipment (UE/Terminal)
Use Cases
Wireless communication
Services
Connection establishment/control/state transition
Claim
1. A method of allocating channelization codes for transmission of signals in multiple code rates in a mobile communication system comprising:
generating quasi orthogonal muti chip rate (QOMCR) codes from orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) codes;
allocating OVSF codes as channelization codes for signals of a first chip rate; and
allocating QOMCR codes as channelization codes for signals of a second chip rate, where said first chip rate is lower than the second chip rate.', 'generating quasi orthogonal muti chip rate (QOMCR) codes from orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) codes;', 'allocating OVSF codes as channelization codes for signals of a first chip rate; and', 'allocating QOMCR codes as channelization codes for signals of a second chip rate, where said first chip rate is lower than the second chip rate.
2. A method of claim 1, further comprising scrambling signals of said first chip rate and signals of said second chip rate with scrambling codes having a same chip rate and a same scrambling code sequence pattern.
3. A method of claim 2, wherein scrambling codes of the first chip rate are used for signals of both said first and second chip rates.
4. A method of claim 1, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate, where Y is a positive integer, and wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of 2y code bits result in a value of zero, if a pulse shaping function is rectangular.
5. A method of claim 4, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of two code bits results in a value of zero if the second chip rate is twice the first chip rate, and wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from OVSF codes in which a combination of four code bits result in a value of zero if the second chip rate is four times the first chip rate.
6. A method of claim 1, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate, where Y is a positive integer, and wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of 2y code bits result in a value of zero and which has point symmetry, if a pulse shaping function is symmetrical.
7. A method of claim 1, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of 2 code bits result ill a value of zero if the second chip rate is twice the first chip rate, and wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from OVSF codes in which a combination of four code bits result in a value of zero if the second chip rate is four times the first chip rate.
8. A method of claim 1, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate, where Y is a positive integer, and wherein allocating QOMCR codes to the signals of the second chip rate comprises dividing the generated QOMCR codes into 2y groups and selecting a group of QOMCR codes which causes the least interference to the signals of the first chip rate.
9. A method of claim 8, wherein allocating QOMCR codes to the signals of the second chip rate comprises dividing the generated QOMCR codes into a first group of Cch,sf2,n2 where n2={0, 1, . . . , sf2/2âx88x921} and a second group of Cch,sf2,n2 where n2={sf2/2, sf2/2+1, . . . , sf2âx88x921} for a spreading factor of sf2, if the second chip rate is twice the first chip rate
10. A method of claim 9, wherein allocating the second group to the signals of the second chip rate
11. A method of claim 8, wherein allocating QOMCR codes to the signals of the second chip rate comprises dividing the generated QOMCR codes into a first group of Cch,sf2,n2 where n2={0, 1, . . . , sf2/4âx88x921}, a second group of Cch,sf2,n2 where n2={sf2/4, sf2/4+1, . . . , sf2/2âx88x921}, a third group of Cch,sf2,n2 n2={sf2/2, sf2/2+1, . . . 3*sf2/4âx88x921}, and a fourth group of Cch,sf2,n2 where n2={3*sf2/4, 3*sf2/4+1, . . . , sf2âx88x921} for a spreading factor of sf2, if the second chip rate is four times the first chip rate
12. A method of claim 11, wherein allocating to the signals of the second chip rate the fourth group as the channelization codes, and if the fourth group is unavailable, allocating the third group as the channelization codes if said spreading factor sf2 is not greater than 256, and otherwise allocating either one of the second or third group as channelization codes
13. A method of claim 12, wherein allocating the second group if an interference of signals of the first chip rate to signals of the second chip rate is more of a critical factor than an interference of signals of the second chip rate to signals of the first chip rate, and otherwise allocating the third group
14. The method of claim 1, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises:
generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;
foaming groups of the generated QOMCR codes; and
selecting a group of the generated QOMCR codes for allocation.', 'generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;', 'foaming groups of the generated QOMCR codes; and', 'selecting a group of the generated QOMCR codes for allocation
15. The method of claim 14, wherein the selected group of the generated QOMCR codes causes least interference to signals having the first chip rate
16. The method of claim 14, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises:
generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;
forming groups of the generated QOMCR codes; and
selecting a group of the generated QOMCR codes for allocation.', 'generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;', 'forming groups of the generated QOMCR codes; and', 'selecting a group of the generated QOMCR codes for allocation
17. The method of claim 16, wherein the selected group of the generated QOMCR codes causes least interference to signals having the first chip rate
18. A method of allocating channelization codes for transmission of signals in multiple code rates in a mobile communication system comprising:
generating quasi orthogonal muti chip rate (QOMCR) codes from orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) codes;
allocating OVSF codes as channelization codes for signals of a first chip rate;
allocating QOMCR codes as channelization codes for signals of a second chip rate, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate where y is a positive integer; and
scrambling signals of said first chip rate and signals of said second chip rate with scrambling codes of said first chip rate.', 'generating quasi orthogonal muti chip rate (QOMCR) codes from orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) codes;', 'allocating OVSF codes as channelization codes for signals of a first chip rate;', 'allocating QOMCR codes as channelization codes for signals of a second chip rate, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate where y is a positive integer; and', 'scrambling signals of said first chip rate and signals of said second chip rate with scrambling codes of said first chip rate
19. A method of claim 18, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of 2y code bits result in a value of zero, if a pulse shaping function is rectangular.
20. A method of claim 18, wherein generating QOMCR codes comprises finding codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of 2y code bits result in a value of zero and which has point symmetry, if a pulse shaping function is symmetrical.
21. A method of claim 18, wherein allocating QOMCR codes to the signals of the second chip rate comprises dividing the generated QOMCR codes into 2y groups and selecting a group of QOMCR codes which causes the least interference to the signals of the first chip rate.
22. A method comprising:
allocating a orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) code as a channelization code for signals to have a first chip rate; and
allocating a quasi orthogonal multi chip rate (QOMCR) code as a channelization code for signals to have a second clip rate, said second chip rate being higher than the first chip rate.', 'allocating a orthogonal variable spreading factor (OVSF) code as a channelization code for signals to have a first chip rate; and', 'allocating a quasi orthogonal multi chip rate (QOMCR) code as a channelization code for signals to have a second clip rate, said second chip rate being higher than the first chip rate.
23. The method of claim 22, further comprising:
determining the QOMCR code from OVSF codes.', 'determining the QOMCR code from OVSF codes.
24. The method of claim 23, wherein determining the QOMCR code comprises determining codes from the OVSF codes in which a combination of code bits result in a value of zero.
25. The method of claim 23, wherein determining the QOMCR code comprises:
generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;
dividing the generated QOMCR codes into groups; and
selecting a group of QOMCR codes that causes least interference to the signals to have the first chip rate.', 'generating QOMCR codes from the OVSF codes;', 'dividing the generated QOMCR codes into groups; and', 'selecting a group of QOMCR codes that causes least interference to the signals to have the first chip rate.
26. The method of claim 22, further comprising scrambling signals of said first chip rate and signals of said second chip rate with scrambling codes having a same chip rate and a same scrambling code sequence pattern.
27. The method of claim 22, wherein scrambling codes of the first clip rate are used for signals of both said first and second chip rates.
28. The method of claim 22, wherein the second chip rate is 2y times the first chip rate.']
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