WO1997020444A1 - Packet data transmission using dynamic channel assignment - Google Patents
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- This invention involves the transmission of packet data over vacant channels in cellular networks.
- CDPD Cellular Digital Eacket Data
- AMPS Advanced Mobile Ehone System
- a channel pair is assigned to the CDPD protocol - one channel for forward transmissions and the other for reverse transmissions.
- the base station continuously transmits information that mobile stations monitor to detect, synchronize with, and register on, the CDPD channel.
- the mobile unit scans the channels, locates the forward channel, and registers with the system.
- the mobile unit uses the reverse channel which is identified during the power-on process. Since there is one reverse channel that is shared by a multiplicity of mobile users, access to the channel is obtained by use of well defined contention resolution mechanisms that avoid or resolve collisions.
- M-ES Mobile-End System
- M-ES Mobile-End System
- packetized data may be sent on an exemplary TDMA system by dedicating specific frequency/time-slot channels to the transmission of the packetized data.
- forward and reverse transmission would take place on these dedicated channels in a manner similar to that described above for CDPD in AMPS Likewise, in reverse transmission, contention resolution mechanisms would be used to avoid or resolve collisions
- packetized data is transmitted in a cellular communication system using a dynamic channel assignment scheme
- a data control channel is used in addition to the data traffic channel
- the mobile end system uses the data control channel to send a request for assignment of a channel for transmission of data - such as a particular frequency/time-slot in a TDMA system.
- the network responds with the identification of a particular channel that may be used for a particular time pe ⁇ od to transmit data
- the network determines a channel that will be free for the specified time period and assigns it to a specific mobile end system for data transmission
- This aspect of the invention which we call "dynamic channel assignment" - permits much more efficient use of the available communication channels.
- another aspect of the invention permits assignment of more than one channel for data transmission, if more than one is available
- This aspect of the invention which we call "dynamic multi-channel availability" - permits more flexible use of the communications channels for data transmission when they are available
- This aspect of the invention contemplates simultaneous use of at least two of the available channels for data transmission to increase the efficiency of the network These at least two channels may be used by different mobile end systems, or may be used at the same time by one mobile end system to transmit data more rapidly and make even more efficient use of the multiple available channels
- aspects of the invention include a packet data traffic channel Automatic Retry Request (ARQ) algorithm which significantly increases the efficiency of the packet data control channel, and the use of a priority fieid to allow for selective treatment of the data request.
- ARQ Automatic Retry Request
- the data control function may be performed on the available voice control channel or may be performed on a dedicated data control channel.
- FIGURE 1 is a schematic representation of reverse channel access with dynamic channel assignment
- FIGURE 2 is a schematic representation of forward channel access with dynamic channel assignment
- FIGURE 3 is a M-ES state overview diagram of one embodiment of the invention
- FIGURE 4 is schematic representation of the time slot format of the reverse digital traffic channel
- FIGURE 5 is schematic representation of the time slot format of the forward digital traffic channel
- FIGURE 6 shows the throughput performance as a function of attempted traffic with different numbers of data traffic channels
- FIGURE 7 shows the throughput performance of a slotted Aloha and non- persistent CSMA CD.
- BCCH Broadcast Control Channel see EIA/TIA IS-136 which is hereby incorporated by reference
- CDL Coded Digital Control Channel Locator see IS-1366
- CDPD Cellular Digital Packet Data (see CDPD System Specification Release
- E-BCCH Extended Broadcast Control Channel see IS-136
- F-BCCH Fast Broadcast Control Channel see IS-136
- MDBS Mobile Data Base Station (which can be one element of a base station as defined by CDPD) MDLP Mobile Data Link Protocol
- PDCCH Packet Data Control Channel which consists of FPDCCH and RPDCCH
- One aspect of the invention involves the transmission of packetized data in a cellular communication system using a dynamic channel assignment scheme
- the term "channel” as used in this specification refers to the set of parameters that identify a transmission path, for example, in TDMA, a channel is defined by a frequency, time slot and transmission period )
- the method involves two types of channels a packet data control channel and a packet data traffic channel
- the packet data control channel consists of a forward packet data control channel and a reverse packet data control channel
- the packet data traffic channel consists of a forward packet data traffic channel and a reverse packet data traffic channel
- the invention may be practiced in any one of a number of protocols such as AMPS, CDMA, FDMA etc the following description will often be in terms of a specific TDMA embodiment In such description of a TDMA embodiment of the invention, the common terms "digital control channel” and “digital traffic channel” will be used In the generic description of the invention however, the terms "packet data control channel” and "packet data traffic
- a mobile end system In reverse data transmission a mobile end system first sends a request message on the reverse packet data control channel to, for example, a Mobile Digital ⁇ ase Station (MDBS) (It will be recognized, however, that use of the MDBS for this function is not necessary for the practice of the invention Rather, this function may be performed, for example, anywhere in the network )
- MDBS Mobile Digital ⁇ ase Station
- the mobile end system may obtain access to the reverse packet data control channel by contending with other mobile end systems using, for example, the slotted Aloha channel access mechanism If the access is successful, the mobile end system may deliver its request for data transmission
- the MDBS may send a response message to the mobile end system on the forward packet data control channel
- the response message may contain the packet data traffic channel information for the mobile end system's data transmission, e g , the assigned packet data traffic channel and time slots in the assigned channel to transmit the packet data. If the transmission request is denied, the response message may contain the reason for the denial
- the mobile end system After the mobile end system receives the response message, it switches to the assigned packet data traffic channel at the assigned time slots, and for the assigned time interval, and starts data transmission
- the MDBS may set the Decode Status (DS) flag accordingly on the associated forward packet data traffic channel
- the mobile end system may monitor the decode status information on the associated forward packet data traffic channel to determine whether each block is transmitted successfully or not
- the mobile end system may re-transmit those data blocks with a DS flag indicating that the decode failed during the assigned time slots.
- the mobiie end system When the assigned time slots are exhausted, the mobiie end system must cease transmission regardless of the number of successfully transmitted data blocks. If the mobile end system has more data blocks to send, it may request permission for a new transmission through the reverse packet data control channel. After transmitting the data blocks, the mobile end system retums to the forward packet data control channel monitoring state.
- the MDBS sends a request message to one or more mobile end systems on the forward packet data control channel to inform the mobile end systems to listen to a particular forward packet data traffic channel at certain time slots.
- Each such mobile end system switches to the packet data traffic channel at the assigned time slots, and receives data blocks transmitted at these time slots.
- IA Immediate Acknowledge
- This flag is usually only used for full-rate data channels and unicast data transmission. If this flag is set, the mobile end system will send the MAC Acknowledgment message at the next packet data traffic channel block.
- the mobile end system may or may not acknowledge all forward packet data traffic channel blocks in the packet data traffic channel.
- the mobile end system may send the MAC Acknowledgment message in the reverse packet data control channel. Since the MDBS dynamically assigns packet data traffic channels for mobile end systems to transmit data packets, these channels are contention free Thus, the effective data rate on each packet data traffic channel can potentially achieve 100% of the effective throughput capacity. For example, a TDMA cellular sector contains approximately 15 30-KHz channels or 45 TDMA digital channels. If it is assumed that 30 digital channels are used by voice services, and the packet data control to packet data traffic channel ratio is 1 :4, then 12 reverse packet data traffic channels are available. Since each reverse packet data traffic channel offers a data rate of approximately 9 Kbps, the total reverse packet data traffic channel effective data rate is 108 Kbps. Similarly, each forward packet data traffic channel offers a data rate of approximately 9 Kbps and the total forward packet data traffic channel effective data rate is 108 Kbps.
- FIGURES 1 and 2 show reverse and forward channel access with dynamic channel assignment.
- the mobile end system may use the reverse packet data control channel to transmit Data Channel Request messages (MAC_DC_REQ)
- the MDBS may use the forward packet data control channel to transmit Data Change Response messages (MAC_DC_RESP) and forward Data Channel Request messages (MAC_DC_REQ)
- the mobile end system and MDBS use the packet data traffic channels to transmit data packets
- the reverse packet data control channel may reside in the digital control channel of standard TDMA or in a separate reverse channel
- the reverse packet data control channel may employ the CSMA channel access protocol described in the RACH of IS- 136, which is hereby inco ⁇ orated by reference
- the reverse packet data control channel may employ, for example, the Slotted Aloha channel access protocol
- FIGURE 3 shows that the MAC layer entity within a mobile end system is in the Null state if the mobile end system is powered down
- the mobile end system When a power up occurs, the mobile end system enters the Control Channel Scanning and Locking state depicted at 32
- the MAC layer entity within a mobile end system is in the Control Channel Scanning and Locking state when it is in the process of selecting a candidate service provider (see Section 6 2 2 of IS-136 1 which is hereby inco ⁇ orated by reference) If the candidate packet data control channel satisfies the c ⁇ te ⁇ a desc ⁇ bed in the Control Channel Selection procedure, the mobile end system enters the Packet Data Control Channel camping state, 33 Otherwise, the mobile end system searches for another candidate packet data control channel If a power down condition occurs while in this state, the mobile end system attempts to return to the control channel it last used during its current power cycle and sends a Power Down Registration if required by that control channel
- a mobile end system Upon ente ⁇ ng the Packet Data Control Channel camping state, 33, from Control Channel Scanning and Locking state, 32, or for the first time on the current packet data control channel as a result of control channel re-selection, a mobile end system makes an initial reading of a full cycle of F-BCCH and E-BCCH A mobile end system in this state does not make an access attempt until it has completed its initial reading of a full cycle of F-BCCH (see Section 6 2 3 of IS-136 1 , which is hereby incorporated by reference) After completing its initial reading of F-BCCH, the mobile end system leaves this state in response to a forward packet data control channel request, a reverse packet data control channel request or a RRMCH notification
- the MAC layer entity within a mobiie end system is in the Waiting for Response state, 34, after it sends a reverse packet data control channel request message to the MDBS. Upon entering this state, the mobile end system sets the reverse packet data control channel response timer. The mobile end system responds to the following conditions as indicated: forward packet data control channel response message - If the forward packet data control channel response message with access accepted is received, the mobile end system proceeds to the Data Transmit Proceeding state, 37 If the forward packet data control channel response message with access rejected is received, the mobile end system returns to the Packet Data Control Channel camping state.
- RMPDU_REQ_TMR Time-out - If the mobile end system has sent the reverse packet data control channel request message MAC_MAX_ATTEMPTS times, it returns to the Packet Data Control Channel camping state. Otherwise, it resets RMPDU_REQ_TMR, increments the message counter, and re ⁇ transmits the reverse packet data control channel request message
- the MAC layer entity within a mobile end system is in the Data Receive
- Proceeding state, 35 after it receives a forward packet data control channel request message from the MDBS.
- the mobile end system opens a data packet traffic channel according to the information in the forward data packet control channel request message and listens to the forward packet data traffic channel at the assigned time slots.
- the MAC layer entity within a mobiie end system is in the RRM Update Proceeding state, 36, after it receives a RRM notification message from the MDBS Upon e ⁇ te ⁇ g this state, the mobile end system updates its radio resource parameters Reverse Packet Data Traffic Channel Automatic Retry Request tARQi Algorithm In the reverse packet data traffic channel access, the mobile end system transmits a sequence of blocks in the pre-assigned channel and channel type After transmitting each data block, the mobile end system monitors the Decode Status flag on, for example, the forward packet data traffic channel to determine whether the data block is successfully transmitted If the data block transmission fails, the mobile end system may re-transmit the same block until the re-transmitted data block is successful or the assigned channel duration is exhausted or the same data block has been transmitted 5 times, including the first time When the MDBS receives the first attempt, it decodes the data block If the data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success" in the DS flags If the data block cannot be
- the MDBS When the MDBS receives the second attempt, it decodes the data block If the data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success” in the DS flags If the data block cannot be decoded successfully, the MDBS will set "Decode Fail” in the DS flags
- the MDBS When the MDBS receives the 3rd attempt, it decodes the data block If the data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success" in the DS flags Otherwise, the MDBS will combine the 3 received data blocks using a "bitwise majority vote” algorithm and decode the combined block If the combined data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success” in the DS flags If the combined data block cannot be decoded successfully, the MDBS will set "Decode Fail” in the DS flags When the MDBS receives the 4th attempt, it decodes the data block If the data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success" in the DS flags.
- the MDBS will combine the last 3 received data blocks using a "bitwise majo ⁇ ty vote" algo ⁇ thm and decode the combined block If the combined data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success” in the DS flags If the combined data block cannot be decoded successfully, the MDBS will set "Decode Fail” in the DS flags
- the MDBS When the MDBS receives the 5th attempt, it decodes the data block If the data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success" in the DS flags Otherwise, the MDBS will combine the last 5 received data blocks using a "bitwise majority vote" algo ⁇ thm and decode the combined block If the combined data block is successfully decoded, the MDBS will set "Decode Success” in the DS flags If the combined data block cannot be decoded successfully, the MDBS will set "Decode Fail” in the DS flags.
- the retransmission algorithm is similar to that for the reverse packet data traffic channel access, except that the reverse packet data traffic channel does not contain DS flags. Instead, the mobile end system transmits the MAC acknowledgment block to acknowledge the receiving status
- the following performance analysis for this invention in a TDMA environment is divided into two parts: Physical and MAC layer performance analysis.
- Physical layer the throughput performance is the maximum uncoded data rates on the forward and reverse channels.
- MAC layer the throughput performance is the normalized throughput capacity using the MAC layer protocol.
- the practice of this invention in a TDMA environment requires the data control channel and data traffic channel to transmit forward and reverse control and data packets
- the frame structure of the data control channel may be the same as that in IS- 136
- the frame structure of the data traffic channel may be changed. From a recent analysis by Secuta (Alan Secuta, "RLP Performance Report", Cont ⁇ butio ⁇ No TR45.3.2.5/93.08.23.07, August 5, 1993). it appears that the rate 5/6 punctured convolutional code (punctured from the rate 1/2 convolutional code) offers substantial throughput improvement over the rate 1/2 convolutional code. At 0% BLER, the rate 5/6 convolutional code offers 10 Kbps in a full-rate digital channel.
- the rate 5/6 convolutional code offers better throughput performance than the rate 1/2 convolutional code does. Moreover, the rate 5/6 convolutional code offers approximately 5 3 Kbps even at 14 dB C/l.
- the following table compares the throughput performance and BLER of different coding schemes.
- the mobile end systems transmit on the reverse packet data control channel and the reverse packet data traffic channel.
- the mobile end systems use the reverse packet data control channel to transmit control and short data packets
- the mobile end systems use the reverse packet data traffic channel to transmit data packets. Because the reverse packet data traffic channel access is dynamically assigned by the MDBS, no collision occurs in the reverse packet data traffic channel
- the mobile end system must send data blocks in the assigned TDMA slots. If the assigned slots are not sufficient for all data blocks to be transmitted, the mobile end system may request another reverse packet data traffic channel access to transmit the rest of the data blocks.
- the MDBS assigns a maximum of 31 TDMA slots for the full-rate packet data traffic channel access, or approximately 95 TDMA slots for the t ⁇ ple-rate packet data traffic channel access.
- FIGURE 4 shows the time slot format of the reverse packet data traffic channel.
- Each digital channel consists of 2 time slots in each 6-slot TDMA frame.
- Each TDMA slot consists of 324 bits or 6.67 msec, and it contains a 260-b ⁇ t encoded data field.
- each mobile end system can occupy a 2-slot (fuil rate) data traffic channel to transmit data.
- each mobile end system can occupy all 6 TDMA slots (i.e. 3 reverse packet data traffic channels) to transmit data.
- the maximum data rate for the full-duplex mobile end systems is 30 Kbps
- the MDBS transmits control and acknowledgment packets on the forward packet data control channel and transmits data packets on the packet data traffic channel
- FIGURE 5 shows the time slot format of the forward packet data traffic channel
- Each TDMA slot consists of 324 bits, in which 260 bits are encoded data
- the uncoded data rate of the forward packet data traffic channel is the same as that of the reverse packet data traffic channel
- Some fields in the forward and reverse time slots can be converted to the data field, such as SACCH, CDVCC, RSVD, and CDL depending on the impact of such conversion on standard TDMA operation
- the maximum forward data rate is 30 Kbps If the SACCH, CDVCC, RSVD and CDL fields are converted to the data field, the maximum forward data rate is approximately 34 5 Kbps
- the MDBS and mobile end system use the packet data control channel to transmit control and acknowledgment packets and use the packet data traffic channel to transmit data packets Since the forward channel is a pomt-to-multi-point access, the MDBS can fully utilize the forward packet data control channel and packet data traffic channels
- the reverse packet data control channel is a multi-point-to-point access the mobile end systems contend for the reverse packet data control channel with others using, for example, the slotted Aloha random access scheme or the RACH access scheme (non-persistent CSMA)
- the RACH access scheme is used when the reverse packet data control channel occupies a separate channel, the slotted Aloha protocol can be used to optimize the throughput performance
- FIGURE 7 depicts the throughput performance of slotted Aloha and non- persistent CSMA/CD If the reverse packet data control channel access is successful the MDBS will send a response packet to the mobile end system and inform the mobile end system to go to an assigned packet data traffic channel Then, the mobile end system will transmit data packets on the assigned reverse packet data traffic channel without any packet collision
- the normalized throughput equation of slotted Aloha, S rc is given as
- FIGURE 6 shows the throughput performance of the reverse data traffic channel with different N where L r is 8 slots long.
- the forward packet data control channel contains Forward Request (F-Req) and
- the MDBS transmits F-Req to inform one or multiple mobile end systems that one or more data blocks are sent to the mobile end systems through a certain forward packet data traffic channel, and it transmits F-Resp to respond to a mobile end system transmit request that the mobile end system may transmit on the assigned reverse packet data traffic channel.
- S 0 is the bandwidth of the forward packet data control channel used by other services, such as F-BCCH, E-BCCH, and S-BCCH and L f is the average data packet length on the forward packet data traffic channel
- S M MIN ⁇ (1-S rc -S 0 )L,/N, 1 0 ⁇
- MAC_DC_REQ MAC_DC_REQ
- MAC_DC_RESP MAC_DT_DATA.
- the MAC_DC_REQ primitive is used by the MDBS or mobile end system to request a data transmission on the packet data control channel
- This primitive may contain options to send short data frames, RR (defined in MDLP, CDPD specification release 1.1 which is hereby inco ⁇ orated by reference), EKE and IKE (defined in SMP,
- the MAC_DC_REQ p ⁇ mitive contains the following mandatory fields color code (area and group colors), data packet size (in TDMA slots), data channel type requested (half-rate, full-rate, double-rate, t ⁇ ple-rate, etc )
- the MAC_DC_RESP primitive is used by the MDBS to respond to the originating mobile end system whether the data transmission request is accepted If accepted, the MDBS will assign a packet data traffic channel for a specified duration in TDMA slots
- the assigned data channel type may be equal or lower than the requested data channel type
- the primitive may contain option fields to send short data frames
- the MAC_DC_RESP p ⁇ mitive contains the following mandatory fields color code, assigned channel type, transmission start time, assigned data channel (specifying the RF channel number and digital channel(s))
- the MAC_DT_DATA p ⁇ mitive is used by the MDBS and mobile end system to transmit a data burst at a pre-assigned RF channel, channel type, and time slots Preceding this primitive, the MAC_DC_REQ p ⁇ mitive must be sent to request the data transmission.
- the following table summarizes the MAC layer primitives
- MAC_DC_REQ both color code 8 area color and group color codes data packet size 8 requested data packet size in TDMA slots If equal to 0, no data channel assignment will be requested data channel type 3 requested data channel type, i e half-rate, full-rate, double-rate etc data rate 1 request data rate, i e , slow or fast pnonty 1 data pnonty, i e , high or low option ⁇ N - 21 contain short data frame or other information
- MAC_DC_REQ there is a field that permits setting a priority code for the data that is to be transmitted This code can be used identify that data transmission for special treatment, for example to assign a traffic channel to that data transmission prior to others
- the MDBS sends the RRM information to mobile end systems through the
- RRMCH The RRMCH is created to offer CDPD RRM services, and it may reside in the Reserve Channel of the data control channel
- the RRM protocol consists of the following functions autonomous registration, switch channel, intra-cell transfer, inter-cell transfer, channel quality measurement, such as BER and RSSI, mobile station location management, adjacent channel information update, congestion control, and sleep control
- the RRM protocol provided in Part 405 of CDPD specification 1 1 , may be used for the RRM protocol of CDPD/TDMA with minor modifications This RRM protocol may provide the same coverage as the TDMA voice coverage in order to perform hand-off simultaneously between voice and data services
- the physical layer and frame timing remain the same as that in IS-136
- the 1S-136 compatible mobile phone can support both voice and data services without hardware changes.
- the physical layer of IS-136 is used and most of CDPD's protocol layers are used (MDLP, SNDCP, MNRP, SMP, etc )
- the design effort required for offering data services over TDMA in accordance with this invention is minimal
- the performance analysis of IS-136 on PCS channels is required 3
- the rate 1/2 and rate 5/6 (punctured) convolutional code may be used for the
- the effective data rate on the forward and reverse full-rate data channels is 10 Kbps
- the current TDMA mobile phone (IS-136 compliant) can be re-programmed to support data services in accordance with this invention
- the half-duplex CDPD modem suffers significant performance penalty because it can only transmit one block at each time and it may miss forward channel traffic while it is transmitting
- the half-duplex CDPD modem occupies a full-rate digital channel when it transmits in the reverse data channel
- the maximum reverse channel data rate is approximately 10 Kbps, and the maximum forward channel data rate is approximately 30 Kbps
- the modem does not miss forward channel traffic unless it misses the FDC-Assign packet
- the full- duplex CDPD modem may increase the reverse channel data rate to approximately 30 Kbps
- the aggregated throughput capacities of the forward and reverse channels in this invention is 200% higher than that of the forward and reverse channels in CDPD/AMPS
- a mobile end system can simultaneously monitor both voice and data (long and short messages) without degrading voice or data services
- An MD-IS can support the MDBSs for data transmission in AMPS, and in accordance with this invention, in other protocols such as, for example, TDMA In the
- the MAC layer's maximum blocks transmitted is 16 and minimum idle time is 30 microslots These parameters are tuned to offer fair access from ail mobile users However, these parameters lower the throughput performance for each mobile end system When this invention is used in a TDMA environment, for example, the maximum block size can be much higher than 16 and the minimum idle time is not required These new parameter values allow each mobile end system to maximize its reverse channel data rate
- the MDBS has full control of the channel arrangement It can assign all unused voice channels for data services If any of these unused channels is required for voice services, the MDBS can reassign some of these unused channels for voice services and block them from data services In channel hopping CDPD/AMPS voice channels preempt data channels causing hopping, but in this embodiment of the invention the data channels that are assigned are reserved for the total period of the assignment 10
- TDMA environment is significantly higher than that of CDPD/AMPS
- the aggregated throughput capacity is approximately 216 Kbps (forward + reverse channels) which is about 10 times of the throughput capacity of CDPD/AMPS
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