[미국특허]
Uplink pilot and signaling transmission in wireless communication systems
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United States(US) Patent
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국제특허분류(IPC7판)
H04W-004/00
H04J-011/00
H04W-074/00
H04W-072/04
출원번호
US-0418930
(2006-05-04)
등록번호
US-8724555
(2014-05-13)
발명자
/ 주소
Krishnan, Ranganathan
Vijayan, Rajiv
Kadous, Tamer
출원인 / 주소
QUALCOMM Incorporated
대리인 / 주소
Zhu, Peng
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137
초록▼
Techniques to more efficiently transmit pilot and signaling on the uplink in an OFDM system. With subband multiplexing, M usable subbands in the system are partitioned into Q disjoint groups of subbands. Each subband group may be assigned to a different terminal for uplink pilot transmission. Multip
Techniques to more efficiently transmit pilot and signaling on the uplink in an OFDM system. With subband multiplexing, M usable subbands in the system are partitioned into Q disjoint groups of subbands. Each subband group may be assigned to a different terminal for uplink pilot transmission. Multiple terminals may transmit simultaneously on their assigned subbands. The transmit power for the pilot may be scaled higher to attain the same total pilot energy even though S instead of M subbands are used for pilot transmission by each terminal. Pilot transmissions from the terminals are received, and a channel estimate is derived for each terminal based on the pilot received on the assigned subbands. The channel estimate comprises a response for additional subbands not included in the assigned group. Subband multiplexing may also be used for uplink signaling transmission.
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1. A method for transmitting a pilot, comprising: receiving an assignment of a first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission by a first access terminal, wherein the first group of subcarriers is one of a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to access terminals for pilot transmission, ea
1. A method for transmitting a pilot, comprising: receiving an assignment of a first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission by a first access terminal, wherein the first group of subcarriers is one of a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to access terminals for pilot transmission, each group of the plurality of groups comprising subcarriers that are non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of said each group, and wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in a second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission among the plurality of groups, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group; andtransmitting a first pilot signal on the first group of subcarriers by the first access terminal on uplink to an access point, wherein a second pilot signal is transmitted by a second access terminal on the second group of subcarriers to the access point, and wherein the first pilot signal from the first access terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second access terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein said each group includes a same number of subcarriers as each other group of the plurality of groups. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein at least two groups of the plurality of groups include a different number of subcarriers. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 5. The method of claim 1, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 6. The method of claim 5, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 7. The method of claim 6, wherein N and M are equal. 8. The method of claim 6, wherein N and M are not equal. 9. The method of claim 1, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 10. The method of claim 1, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 11. The method of claim 1, further comprising: determining transmit power for the pilot on each subcarrier in the first group of subcarriers, wherein the transmit power is scaled higher than an average transmit power per subcarrier if the pilot was transmitted on all usable subcarriers, by a scaling factor of greater than one. 12. The method of claim 11, wherein the scaling factor is equal to a number of usable subcarriers divided by a number of subcarriers in the first group. 13. The method of claim 11, wherein the scaling factor is determined by transmit power constraints for a frequency band used by a wireless communication system. 14. The method of claim 1, further comprising: adjusting transmit power of the pilot to maintain a target received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the pilot at the access point. 15. An apparatus comprising: a memory; andat least one processor configured to; receive an assignment of a first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission by a first access terminal, wherein the first group of subcarriers is one of a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to access terminals for pilot transmission, each group of the plurality of groups comprising subcarriers that are non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of said each group, and wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in a second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission among the plurality of groups, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group, andinstruct transmission of a first pilot signal on the first group of subcarriers from the first access terminal on uplink to an access point, wherein a second pilot signal is transmitted by a second access terminal on the second group of subcarriers to the access point, and wherein the first pilot signal from the first access terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second access terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 16. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein said each group includes a same number of subcarriers as each other group of the plurality of groups. 17. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein at least two groups of the plurality of groups include a different number of subcarriers. 18. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 19. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 20. The apparatus of claim 19, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 21. The apparatus of claim 20, wherein N and M are equal. 22. The apparatus of claim 20, wherein N and M are not equal. 23. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 24. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 25. An apparatus for transmitting a pilot, comprising: means for receiving an assignment of a first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission by a first access terminal, wherein the first group of subcarriers is one of a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to access terminals for pilot transmission, each group of the plurality of groups comprising subcarriers that are non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of said each group, and wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in a second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission among the plurality of groups, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group; andmeans for transmitting a first pilot signal on the first group of subcarriers by the first access terminal on uplink to an access point, wherein a second pilot signal is transmitted by a second access terminal on the second group of subcarriers to the access point, and wherein the first pilot signal from the first access terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second access terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 26. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein said each group includes a same number of subcarriers as each other group of the plurality of groups. 27. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein at least two groups of the plurality of groups include a different number of subcarriers. 28. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 29. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 30. The apparatus of claim 29, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 31. The apparatus of claim 30, wherein N and M are equal. 32. The apparatus of claim 30, wherein N and M are not equal. 33. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 34. The apparatus of claim 25, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 35. The apparatus of claim 25, further comprising: means for determining transmit power for the pilot on each subcarrier in the first group of subcarriers, wherein the transmit power is scaled higher than an average transmit power per subcarrier if the pilot was transmitted on all usable subcarriers, by a scaling factor of greater than one. 36. The apparatus of claim 35, wherein the scaling factor is equal to a number of usable subcarriers divided by a number of subcarriers in the first group. 37. The apparatus of claim 35, wherein the scaling factor is determined by transmit power constraints for a frequency band used by a wireless communication system. 38. The apparatus of claim 25, further comprising: means for adjusting transmit power of the pilot to maintain a target received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the pilot at the access point. 39. A non-transitory processor readable medium storing code representing instructions to cause at least one processor to: receive an assignment of a first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission by a first access terminal, wherein the first group of subcarriers is one of a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to access terminals for pilot transmission, each group of the plurality of groups comprising subcarriers that are non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of said each group, and wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in a second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission among the plurality of groups, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group; andsend a first pilot signal on the first group of subcarriers from the first access terminal on uplink to an access point, wherein a second pilot signal is transmitted by a second access terminal on the second group of subcarriers to the access point, and wherein the first pilot signal from the first access terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second access terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 40. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein said each group includes a same number of subcarriers as each other group of the plurality of groups. 41. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein at least two groups of the plurality of groups include a different number of subcarriers. 42. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 43. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 44. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 43, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 45. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 44, wherein N and M are equal. 46. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 44, wherein N and M are not equal. 47. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 48. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 39, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 49. A non-transitory processor readable medium storing code representing instructions to cause at least one processor to: assign a first group of subcarriers to a first terminal, the first group being used by the first terminal to transmit a first pilot signal on uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the first group;assign a second group of subcarriers to a second terminal, the second group being used by the second terminal to transmit a second pilot signal on the uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the second group, wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in the second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group, and wherein the first and second groups of subcarriers are among a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to terminals for pilot transmission; andreceive the first and second pilot signals transmitted by the first and second terminals on the first and second groups of subcarriers, respectively, wherein the first pilot signal from the first terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 50. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein the first group includes a same number of subcarriers as the second group. 51. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein the first and the second groups include a different number of subcarriers. 52. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 53. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 54. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 53, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 55. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 54, wherein N and M are equal. 56. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 54, wherein N and M are not equal. 57. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 58. The non-transitory processor readable medium of claim 49, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 59. A method of assigning subcarriers for pilot transmission, comprising: assigning a first group of subcarriers to a first terminal, the first group being used by the first terminal to transmit a first pilot signal on uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the first group;assigning a second group of subcarriers to a second terminal, the second group being used by the second terminal to transmit a second pilot signal on the uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the second group, wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in the second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group, and wherein the first and second groups of subcarriers are among a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to terminals for pilot transmission; andreceiving the first and second pilot signals transmitted by the first and second terminals on the first and second groups of subcarriers, respectively, wherein the first pilot signal from the first terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 60. The method of claim 59, wherein the first group includes a same number of subcarriers as the second group. 61. The method of claim 59, wherein the first and the second groups include a different number of subcarriers. 62. The method of claim 59, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 63. The method of claim 59, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 64. The method of claim 63, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 65. The method of claim 64, wherein N and M are equal. 66. The method of claim 64, wherein N and M are not equal. 67. The method of claim 59, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 68. The method of claim 51, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 69. An apparatus for assigning subcarriers for pilot transmission, comprising: means for assigning a first group of subcarriers to a first terminal, the first group being used by the first terminal to transmit a first pilot signal on uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the first group;means for assigning a second group of subcarriers to a second terminal, the second group being used by the second terminal to transmit a second pilot signal on the uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the second group, wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in the second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group, and wherein the first and second groups of subcarriers are among a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to terminals for pilot transmission; andmeans for receiving the first and second pilot signals transmitted by the first and second terminals on the first and second groups of subcarriers, respectively, wherein the first pilot signal from the first terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 70. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein the first group includes a same number of subcarriers as the second group. 71. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein the first and the second groups include a different number of subcarriers. 72. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 73. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 74. The apparatus of claim 73, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 75. The apparatus of claim 74, wherein N and M are equal. 76. The apparatus of claim 74, wherein N and M are not equal. 77. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 78. The apparatus of claim 69, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 79. An apparatus for assigning subcarriers for pilot transmission, comprising: a memory; andat least one processor configured to: assign a first group of subcarriers to a first terminal, the first group being used by the first terminal to transmit a first pilot signal on uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the first group,assign a second group of subcarriers to a second terminal, the second group being used by the second terminal to transmit a second pilot signal on the uplink, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is non-contiguous with any other subcarrier of the second group, wherein subcarriers in the first group of subcarriers for pilot transmission are interlaced with subcarriers in the second group of subcarriers for pilot transmission, with at least one subcarrier in the first group being located between two consecutive subcarriers in the second group, and wherein the first and second groups of subcarriers are among a plurality of groups of subcarriers assignable to terminals for pilot transmission, andreceive the first and second pilot signals transmitted by the first and second terminals on the first and second groups of subcarriers, respectively, wherein the first pilot signal from the first terminal is interlaced with the second pilot signal from the second terminal across frequency, the first pilot signal being sent on the at least one subcarrier in the first group, and the second pilot signal being sent on one or more subcarriers with frequency lower than the at least one subcarrier in the first group and on one or more additional subcarriers with frequency higher than the at least one subcarrier in the first group. 80. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein the first group includes a same number of subcarriers as the second group. 81. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein the first and the second groups include a different number of subcarriers. 82. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein at least one subcarrier in the first group is adjacent to at least one subcarrier in the second group. 83. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein each subcarrier of the first group is spaced N subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the first group, N being a positive integer. 84. The apparatus of claim 83, wherein each subcarrier of the second group is spaced M subcarriers from a nearest subcarrier of the second group, M being a positive integer. 85. The apparatus of claim 84, wherein N and M are equal. 86. The apparatus of claim 84, wherein N and M are not equal. 87. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers. 88. The apparatus of claim 79, wherein the subcarriers in the first group are non-uniformly distributed across a plurality of usable subcarriers.
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