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WO1990013187A1 - Procede pour assurer une connexion etablie dans un systeme de radio mobile comprenant des canaux radio analogiques et numeriques - Google Patents

Procede pour assurer une connexion etablie dans un systeme de radio mobile comprenant des canaux radio analogiques et numeriques Download PDF

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WO1990013187A1
WO1990013187A1 PCT/SE1990/000199 SE9000199W WO9013187A1 WO 1990013187 A1 WO1990013187 A1 WO 1990013187A1 SE 9000199 W SE9000199 W SE 9000199W WO 9013187 A1 WO9013187 A1 WO 9013187A1
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    • H04W36/0066—Transmission or use of information for re-establishing the radio link of control information between different types of networks in order to establish a new radio link in the target network
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04L1/208—Arrangements for detecting or preventing errors in the information received using signal quality detector involving signal re-encoding
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
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    • H04L25/02—Details ; arrangements for supplying electrical power along data transmission lines
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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  • the present invention relates to the technical field of mobile radio systems. More specificly the invention relates to a method in a mobile radio system having both analog and digital radio channels.
  • the purpose of the invention is that a connection which has begun on a digital radio channel often shall be possible to sustain even when the dispersions on available digital radio channels exceed the maximum time dispersion for which the equa ⁇ lizers in the mobile stations have been designed. Due to its character the method might be referred to the technical field of handover in mobile radio systems.
  • the mobile radio systems first in common use had analog trans ⁇ mission of information between base stations and mobile stations, i.e. analog information was transmitted between base and mobile stations by using analogously-modulated radio signals on analog radio channels.
  • analog mobile radio systems may have plural radio channels.
  • the Nordic mobile telephone system, NMT is an example, of such an analog mobile radio system having many radio channels.
  • time disper ⁇ sion In digital mobile radio systems problems occur with time disper ⁇ sion on the digital radio channels due to reflexions and multipath propagationunlessparticularmeasures aretaken.
  • the timedisper ⁇ sion changes from one place to the other due to the radio propaga- tion properties.
  • equalizers In order to obtain a reliable transmission of information in spite of time dispersion it is well known to have equalizers at the receiving side in a mobile radio system. Depending upon design such an equalizer can handle shorter or longer time dispersion.
  • One way to descibe the ability of an equalizer to cope with time dispersion is to state the maximum time dispersion in microseconds the eqwualizer is designed for. Another way is to state how many symbol time spans the equalizer can cope with.
  • analog transmission of information on the analog radio channels of existing analog mobile radio systems is normally substantially less sensitive than digital systems to reflexions and multipath propagation causing dispersion on the digital radio channels.
  • the time dispersionthe systemought to successfullyhandle is substantial ⁇ ly greater than a certain integer number of symbol time intervals but at the same time substantially less than the closest succee ⁇ ding higher integer number of symbol time intervals. If then desiring to cope with the entire time dispersion by an Viterbi equalizer it is necessary to design the equalizer for the biggest one of the two integer numbers of symbol duration.
  • the invention aims at solving this problem in a mobile radio system having both analog and digital radio channels.
  • the invention is based upon the idea to use the lower sensity of the analog radio channels for reflexions and multipath propagation causing dispersion on the digital radio channels.
  • the invention is also based on the understanding that the time dispersion on a particular radio channel in most cases is substantially less than the maximum time dispersion the system is to be designed for.
  • the equa ⁇ lizers are designed for a lower maximum time dispersion corre ⁇ sponding to the lower of the integer numbers of symbol time inter ⁇ vals and instead at least a temporary change over from a digital radio channel to an analog radio channel is done when the time dispersion on the used digital radio channel becomes greater than the maximum time dispersion the equalizer is designed for.
  • Accor ⁇ dingly handover is done to an available analog radio channel. If there should be another available digital radio channel being sufficiently good the first choice is to attemt to use this by handover to such a digital radio channel. In such cases handover to an available analog radio channel is done only when there is no sufficiently good available digital radio channel.
  • the radio propa ⁇ gation properties of the used digital radio channel ought to be estimated more or less continously.
  • the estimation is preferably done by estimation of signal level and symbol error frequency, which can be performed in ways known per see.
  • One method has been presented by Italtel within the framework on the pan European GSM system and is disclosed in a GSM paper titled GSM/WP2 doc 17/88. Based on the method suggested by Italtel Ericsson has suggested a method of measuring and transferring bit error rate information for the future U.S. digital cullular standard in a paper forwarded to the TIA Technical Subcommittee, TR-45 Digital Cellular Standards, meeting on August 29, 1989 in San Diego, California.
  • the estimation of signal level and symbol error frequency is preferably performed at the mobile station which reports the estimation to its base station. This is in accordance both with the GSM standard and the TIA on digital cellular mobile radio systems.
  • time dispersion may be esti ⁇ mated directly using receiver equalizer and synchronizing words transmitted on digital radio channels.
  • direct estimation may use methods based on the contribution to the 38th IEEE vehicular technology conference held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 15-17 June, 1988, titled "Bit synchronization and timing sensi ⁇ tivity in adaptive viterbi equalizers for narrowband-TDMA digital mobile radio systems", by A. Baier, G. Heinrich, U. Wellens.
  • At least the radio propagation properties of at least one other possible digital radio channel shall be performed when the estimation of the radio propagationproperties of the useddigital radio channel indicates that the used digital radio channel is or tends to be too poor.
  • the properties of the intended analog radio channel also ought to be estimated in an approprate way, e.g. the expected signal level and/or the signal to noise ratio of the channel may be estimated. When this is difficult to accomplish at the mobiles it may be done at the base stations.
  • Figure 1 illustrates part of a cellular mobile radio system with cells, a mobile switching centre, base stations and mobile stations.
  • Figure 2 illustrates a plurality of radio channels within a frequency band and use of some radio channels in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1.
  • Figure 3 illustrates use of radio channels according to figure 2 for control channels, analog communication channels and time division multiplex digital communication channels in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1.
  • Figure 4 illustrates bursts separated by guard spaces on a radio channel used for digital communication channels in time division multiplex according to figure 3 in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1.
  • Figure 5 illustrates a base station in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1 with radio channels used according to figures 2 to 4.
  • Figure 6 illustrates a mobile station in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1 for communicationwith a base station according; t ⁇ figure 5 on control and digital communication channels according to figures 2 to 4.
  • Figure 7 illustrates actual error rate and estimation of error rate on a digital channel by using additional channel coder at the receiving side of a base or mobile station.
  • Figure 8 illustrates impulse response of digital channel radio link including transmission and reveiving means and estimation of time dispersion on a digital channel using synchronization words.
  • Figure 1 illustrates ten cells Cl to CIO in a cellularmobile radio system. Normally a method according to the invention is imple- ented in a cellular mobile radio system comprising many more cells than ten. However, for the purpose of eplaining the inven ⁇ tion ten cells may be sufficient.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates base stations in the vicinity of cell centre and hving omnidirectional antennas.
  • the base stations of adjacent cells may however be colocated in the vicinity of cell borders and have directional antennas as is well known to those skilled in the art.
  • Figure 1 also illustrates ten mobile stations Ml to M10 within a cell and from one cell to another cell. Normally a method accor ⁇ ding to the invention is implemented in a cellular mobile radio systems comprising many more mobile stations than ten. In par ⁇ ticular the mobile stations are normally times as many as the base station. However for the purpose of explaining the invention ten mobile stations may be sufficient.
  • a mobile switching centre MSC Also illustrated in Figure 1 is a mobile switching centre MSC.
  • the mobile switching centre illustrated in Figure 1 is connected to all ten illustrated base stations by cables.
  • the mobile switching centre is connected by cables also to a fixed public switching telephone network or similar network with ISDN facilities. All cables form the mobile switching centre to base stations and cables to the fixed network are not illustrated.
  • In addition to the mobile switching centre illustrated there may be another mobile switching centre connected by cables to other base stations than those illustated in Figure 1. Instead of cables other means may be used for base to mobile switching center communication, e.g. fixed radio links.
  • the cellularmobile radio system illustrated in Figure 1 comprises a plurality of radio channels for communication.
  • the system is designated both for analogue information, e.g. speech, digitized analogue Information, e.g. digitized speech, and pure digital information, e.g. pure data.
  • connection is used for a communication channel between a mobile station and another mobile station in the same system or another system or a fixed telephone or terminal in a fixed network connected to the cellular mobile radio system.
  • a connection may be a call where two persons talk to each other but may also be a data communication channel where computers exchange data.
  • Figure 2 illustrates somewhat simplified a plurality of radio channels RCH1 to RCH2n withing a frequence band.
  • a first group of radio channels RCH1 to RCHN are used in the cellular mobile radio system for transmission of radio signals from base stations to mobile stations.
  • a second group of radio channels RCHN+1 to RCHN2 are used in the cellular mobile radio system for transmission of radio signals from mobile stations to base stations.
  • radio channels are used for control channels. Normally each base station has at least one control channel. Normally a control channel is not used for transfer of information on a connection but for monitoring and control of mobiles during setup of a connection, maintaining as established connection andhandoff of an established connection.
  • Figure 3 is illustrated how the radio channel RCHf all the time is used for a control channel CCHk while the radio channel RCHg all the time is used for a control channel CCHr.
  • radio channels are used for analogue communication ⁇ hannels. Normallyanaloguecommunicationareusedforconnections where analogue informations is exchanged, e.g. telephone calls where two persons talk to each other. Normally one analogue communication channel is required for each such connection.
  • a radio channel is used for an analogue communication channel the information on the connection is transmitted with analogue modulated radio signals.
  • the analogue communication channel may also be used for associated information, e.g. a supervisory audio tone.
  • FIG 3 is illustrated how the radio channel RCHa all the time is used for an analogue communication channel ACHi while the radio channel RCHb all the time is used for an analogue communication channel ACHv.
  • each base station has at least one radio channel used for analogue communication channel.
  • radio channels are used for digital communication channels. Normally digital communication channels are used for connections where digital or digitized information is exchanged, e.g. data or digitized speech.
  • the radio channels used for digital communication channels are divided into time slots and the time slots are grouped in frames.
  • the time slots are allotted to digital communication channels whereby multiple digital channels share a common radio channel in time division multiplex.
  • a radio channel RCHc having three time slots in each frame F. A first of the time slots is allotted to the digital communication channel DCH4, a second of the time slots is allotted to the digital communication DCH5 AND the third of the time slots is allotted to the digital communication channel DCH6.
  • the radio channel RCHc is used for three digital communication channels.
  • Figure 3 also illustrates how the radio channel RCHd is used for three digital communication channels DCH7, DCH8 and DCH9 in a corresponding way.
  • the frames F of radio channels RCHc and RCHd have three time slots.
  • the frames F of radio channels RCHc and RCHd have three time slots.
  • six time slots may give too poor speech quality when the radio bandwidth is 30 kHz.
  • or mobile station transmits a time slot identifier code with the radio signals at least in every time slot used for a connection.
  • the time slot identifier codes in different time slots are different, thus the time slots identifier code Til is transmitted in the first time slot of radio channel RCHc allotted to digital communication channel DCH4.
  • the time slot identifier code T12 is transmitted in the second time slot of radio channel RCHc allotted to digital communication channel DCH5.
  • the time slot identifier code T13 is transmitted in the third time slot assigned to digital communication channel
  • the same time slot identifier codes may be used on two or more radio channels, possibly all radio channels.
  • Figure 3 illustrates hdw the time slot identifier Til is transmitted inthe first time slot of radio channel RCHd allotted to digital communication channel DCH7.
  • the time slot identifier code T12 is transmitted in the second time slot of radio channel RCHd allotted to digital communication channel DCH8.
  • the time slot identifier code T13 is transmitted in the third time slot of radio channel RCHd allotted to digital communication channel DCH9.
  • the time slot identifier code does not alone identify the channel but identifies the time slot in a frame.
  • time slot identifiers Til to T13 for channels with three slot frames F and have a different set of time slot identifiers T14 to T9 for six slot frames whereby the time slot identifier also may indicate the number of slots in a frame of the radio channel.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the transmission of the same digital voice colour code VCl in all time slots of the radio channel RCHc.
  • the same digital voice colour code is used for all radio channels to and from a particular base station, e.g. the digital voice colour code VCl is used for all radio channels to and from base station BS1.
  • Some adjacent base stations may use the same digital voice colour code e.g. base stations B2, B6 and B7 may use the same digital voice colour code as long as base station BS1.
  • Other base stations use a different digital voice colour code, e.g. base stations B4, B5, B9 and BIO all use the digital colour code VC4.
  • Still other base stations use another different digital voice colour code, e.g. base stations B3 and B8 use the digital voice colour code VC7.
  • the radio signals on a radio channel used for time division multiplex digital communication channels are transmitted in bursts.
  • Figure 4 illustrates a burst in a time slot separated by guard spaces from the end of the preceeding burst and the begin ⁇ ning of a succeeding burst in adjacent time slots.
  • a transmitted burst comprises at least a time slot identifier, abbreviated Tl, and a digital voice colour code, abbreviated VC, and normally also information to be forwarded to the other party of the connection as well as connection or channel associated information for control or monitoring purposes.
  • Tl time slot identifier
  • VC digital voice colour code
  • time slot identifier code may also be used for synchronisation of receiver to transmitter. Selecting time slot identifier codes in this way means that the implementation of time slot identifier codes according to the present invention does not require any dedicated bits for the time slot identifier. Teorectically there exist a number of uncorre- lated binary multi bit words, e.g. 26 bit words, which may be used as different synchronisation words.
  • one unique time slot identifier and synchronisation words is required for each time slot in a frame on the channel.
  • the time slot identifier code words are to be chosen for minimum correlation between each other and between themselves except for correlation to themselves in phase.
  • a first time slot identifier code used to identify the first time slot of a frame according to the present invention and to synchronise receiver to transmitter shall exhibit low correlation to an identical code when substantially out of phase but exhibit high correlation to an identical code when substantially in phase.
  • a second time slot identifier code used to identify the second time slot of a frame and to synchronise receiver to transmitter shall also be exhibit low correlation to an identical code when out of phase but exhibit high correlation to an identical code when substantially in phase.
  • time slot identifiers used on the channel should also exhibit low correlation to an identical code when out of phase but exhibit high correlation to an identical code when in phase.
  • Any time slot identifier code used on the channel should also exhibit low correlation to any other time slot identifier code used on the channel irrespective of phase relationship, i.e. of in phase or out of phase.
  • AMPS advanced mobile phone service system
  • SAT supvervisory audio tone
  • the reason fortransmitting the SAT in AMPS is that in an interference limited mobile radio communication network there should be some means for the receiving entity (e.g. base station) to identify the transmitting entity (e.g. mobile station) or at least with high likelyhood exclude interchange of transmitter entity without the need for continous transmission of transmitter identity.
  • the object of the digital channel code in a cellular mobile radio system according to the present invention is at least partly the same as that of SAT in AMPS.
  • the number of different SATs is three in AMPS.
  • the number of different digital voice colour codes in a cellular mobile radio system according to the present invention is preferably much higher than three, mainly to support a proper introduction of discontinous transmission.
  • the number of different digital colour codes should be high enough to guarantee that cells where the same radio channels are used having the same colour code ar at a geographical distance from each other sufficient not to cause co- channel interference.
  • the disturbing signal of an other station should not significantly exceed the level of noise.
  • an eleven bit colour code seems quite sufficient in normal cases.
  • the longer color codes the longer connection setup and handoff procedures.
  • the digital voice channel code is binary word having eight bits, enabling theoretically 256 different voice colour codes.
  • a separate digital voice colour code requires space in a burst thus reducing the space available for speech or data on the connection.
  • voice code does not require any dedicated bits for the digital voice code in a burst on a digital communication channel.
  • the digital voice colour code is added bit by bit modulo two to a field under error detection but without error correction within the information part of the burst after channel coding.
  • the bursts in the time slots are deinterleaved and checked. This check is done by adding bit by bit the known digital voice colour code modulo two, as is done at the transmitting side, before channel decoding and error detec ⁇ tion. If no error is found after adding the digital voice colour ..code modulo two the information part of the burst was sent from the expected transmitter and not from an interferer.
  • Figure 5 illustrates a base station in a cellular mobile radio system accordjjig to figure 1 with radio channels according to
  • the base station is designed for transmission and reception on a plurality of radio channels used for digital communication channels, analog communication channels and control channels.
  • FIG 5 not all base station equipment for all channels is illustrated.
  • a base station has equipment for more channels, in particular analogue communication channels, as well as other equipment for power supply, maintenance etc but the illustratedequipment isbelieved sufficient fortheunderstanding of the present invention.
  • the base station is connected to a mobile switching centre by six trunks.
  • a first incoming trunk for digital communication channels is connected to a digital trunk demultiplexer and interface DMU- D.
  • a second incoming trunk for analog communication channels is connected to an analog trunk interface and demultiplexor DMU-A.
  • a third incoming trunk for control channels and base station control information is connected to a trunk interface and control information demultiplexor DMU-C.
  • a first outgoing trunk for digital communication channels is connected to a digital multi- plexor and trunk interface MUX-D.
  • a second outgoing trunk for analog communication channels is connected to an analog multi ⁇ plexor and trunk interface MUX-A.
  • a third outgoing trunk for control channels and base station information is connected to a control information multiplexor and trunk interface MUX-C.
  • the base station For each of the outgoing radio channels used for digital com ⁇ munication channels the base station comprises digital analog channel coding means, DCC, connected to a digital trunk demul ⁇ tiplexor and interface, DMU-D, modulo two addingmeans, M2A, burst generation means, BG, modulator means, MOD, and power amplifica- tion means, PA, connected to an antenna.
  • DCC digital analog channel coding means
  • M2A modulo two addingmeans
  • BG burst generation means
  • MOD power amplifica- tion means
  • PA power amplifica- tion means
  • Two such outgoing radio channels share a digital voice colour code means, VCS, connected to their modulo two adding means.
  • VCS digital voice colour code means
  • TIS time slot identifier code means
  • the base station For each of the outgoing radio channels used for analog communica ⁇ tion channels the base station comprises analog transmission channel processing means, ATC, connected to an analog trunk interface and demultiplexor, DMU-A, modulator means, MOD, and power amplification means, PA, connected to an antenna.
  • ATC analog transmission channel processing means
  • DMU-A demultiplexor
  • MOD modulator means
  • PA power amplification means
  • the base station For each of the outgoing radio channels used for control channels the base station comprises outgoing control channel processing means, CTC, connected to the trunk interface and control informa ⁇ tion demultiplexor, DMU-C, modulator means, MOD, and power amplification means, PA, connected to an antenna.
  • the base station For each incoming radio channel used for digital communication channels the base station comprises radio receiver means, REC, connected to an antenna, radio signal strength or level measuring means, SLM, analog to digital conversion means, A/D, multipath equalizer and burst synchronizing and time slot recognition and automatic frequency control means, EQ-AFC, modulo two adding means, M2A and digital channel decoder means, DCD, connected to a digital multiplexor and trunk interface, MUX-D.
  • VCS digital voice colour code means
  • BEM digital channel bit errormeasuringmeans
  • the base station For each incoming radio channel used for analog communication channels the base station comprises radio receiver means, REC, connected to an antenna, radio signal strength or level measuring means, SLM, and incoming analog channel processing means, ARC, connected to an analog multiplexor and trunk interface, MUX-A.
  • the base station For each incoming radio channel used for control channel the base station comprises radio receiver means, REC, connected to an antenna, radio signal strength or level measuring means, SLM, and incoming control channel processing means, CRC, connected to the control information multiplexor and trunk interface, MUX-C.
  • All modulation means and radio receiver means are connected to frequence synthesizer means, FS.
  • the frequency synthesizer means are controlled by a central processor, CP.
  • the CP also controls the DCCs, VCS ⁇ , BG ⁇ , EQ-AFCs, DCDs, BEM, ATC, ARC, CTC, CRC and MUX-C.
  • the central processor is not the only processor in the base sation but other means may also comprise processors, in particular the ATC, ARC, CTC, CRC and EQ-AFCs.
  • the base station according to Figure 5 is intended for communica ⁇ tion with mobile station only having equipment for analog communication channels and control channels.
  • the base station is also intended for communication with mobile stations only having equipment fordigital communicationchannels and control channels.
  • the base station is also intended for communication with dual mode mobile stations designed for communication on both analog and digital communication channels as well as channels.
  • Mobile stations designed only for analog communication channels may be of a kind well known to those skilled in the art and operate according to AMPS standard. Futhermore, a method according to the invention can only be implemented with mobile stations with means for communication both on digital and on analogue radio channels. Accordingly there is no need for disclosing a mobile designed only for analogue radio channels or its operation here. Neither is there any need for describing parts of a dual-mode mobile station used only for communication on analogue radio channels and control channels.
  • Figure 6 illustrates parts of a dual-mode mobile station in a cellular radio system according to Figure 1 for communicationwith a base station according to figure 5 on radio channels according to figures 2 to 4. The parts illustrated are involved in com- munication on digital radio channels.
  • a dual mode mobile station capable of using both analog and digital radio channels thus includes in addition to the means illustrated in figure 6 first analog signal processing means connected to the microphone and the modulator and second analog signal processing means connected to the radio receiver IF stage and to the loudspeaker.
  • the first and second analog signal processing means are merely indicated by one block and are controlled by the microprocessor.
  • the mobile station comprises amicrophone connected to analogue to digital speech coding means for coding speech or sound into a binary code with a bitrate or bandwidth less than 11 kHz. prefera ⁇ bly about 7 to 8 kHz.
  • Connected to the speech coding means is channel coding means for interleaved error proctecting coding of the digital information from the speech coder.
  • the channel coder is connected to a modulo two adder for modulo adding of a digital voice colour code to the digital information from the channel coder.
  • the modulo two adding means are connected to a burst generator for collecting information to be transmitted in a burst and arrangingthe information includingtime slot indentifier code into a proper burst,.
  • the burst generator puts data and/or control information in the burst instead of digitized speech. Such information may be suplied from a keyboard via a microprocessor and the channel coder or directly from the microprocessor.
  • a modulator is connected to the burst generator for receiving digital information to be modulated ona radio frequency carrier from as frequency synthesizer and be amplified in a power amplifyer.
  • the modulation method used may be continou ⁇ phase modulation or other types suitable for digital information transmission.
  • the power amplifyer is connected to an antenna via a duplex and is controlled from the microprocessor.
  • the mobile station also comprises a radio receiver connected to the duplexer, a radio signal or level means and analog to digital conversion means.
  • the radio receiver comprises RF and IF stages with filter, demodulator etc.
  • Means for equalizing the digital communication channel and automatic frequency control and automatic gain control are connected to the radio receiver and the input of a modulo two adder.
  • the modulo two adder adds a digital voice colur code modulo two to the digital information from the equalizer.
  • the modulo two adder output is connected to a channel decoder for deinterleaving and error detection and correction of digital information from the modulo two adder.
  • Means for conver ⁇ ting digital information to analogue information or speech are connected to the channel decoder and a loudspeaker.
  • the mobile station When the mobile station is tuned to a radio channel used by a base station for control channel some of the illustrated equipment of the mobile station is not used, in particular not channel and speech decoder.
  • control and monitoring information is transmitted fromthebase station on the control channel according to the AMPS standard the microprocessor receives and interpretes signals from the analog to digital converter. Except for the time slot identifier and the digital voice colour code andmeans for introducing, recognizing and removing them from the flow of information the mobile radio according to Figure 6 may operate on time divisionmultiplex digital communication channels in a way similar to known digital mobile radio stations, e.g. of the kind disclosed in the GSM standard or in Ericsson Review No. 3, 1987.
  • the mobile station comprises means for storing all possible time slot identifier codes and digital voice colour codes to be used in communication with a base station.
  • the micorproces- sor receives instructions from the base as to which codes to use in the particular connection and reads the codes from the stores and supplies the modulo two adders and burst generator with appropriate time slot identifier code and digital voice colour code.
  • both the GSM and TIA systems use 20 ms speech blocks with part of the speech coder output bits protected by a error correction code. Since the speech coder operate block wise so does the error correction applied.
  • the actual bit error rate, BER, of the radio channel including certain transmitting and receiving means at base and moblie station is of course due to the difference between the information actually leaving the channel coder of the transmitter and the information received by the receiver decoder. This is illustrated in the left hand part of figure 7.
  • An estimate of the actual bit error rate can be done by reencoding the decoded data in the receiver and compare this bit stream with the input to the channel decoder of the receiver.
  • FIG. 7 This is illustrated in a principal way in the right hand part of figure 7.
  • an additional channel encoder may be used and in figure 6 an additio ⁇ nal encoder has been incorporated in the receiving part of the mobile station.
  • Corresponding additional encoder means may of course be incorporated in the receiving part of a base station accordingto figure 5.
  • the central processor in the base station and the microprocessor of the mobile station may be used.
  • the bit by bit comparison of the received data with the reencoded data will be equal to the actual number of bit errors in the block of n bits.
  • the number of bit errors is the number of different bit values in the above men ⁇ tioned comparison.
  • the estimated number of bit errors is equal to the true value of bit errors.
  • the bit error rate in the block of n bits is then the number of bit differences divided by n.
  • the channel decoder of the receiver is not capable of reprodu ⁇ cing the transmitted n bits e.g. the channel decoder makes an error
  • the estimated bit error rate will not be equal to the actual error rate. Nevertheless, for bit error rates in the range of interest the estimate will be highly correlated to the actual rate.
  • the difference between the estimated and actual rate can be seen as a measurement noise term.
  • the system is intended to operate with a radio link quality where most of the blocks can be corrected by the channel decoder, otherwise the audio quality wouldbe unintelligible, thus themeasurement noise is limited. If the radio link quality is so low that almost every block is uncorrectable by the channel decoder, the output from the decoder is more or less a random pattern with low correspondence with the received block.
  • bit error estimate will still cause a generally correct conclusion, i.e. too low radio channel quality, because the difference between two blocks with almost no corres ⁇ pondence will result in that, in average, every second bit comparison will indicate a bit error.
  • bit error rate will be estimated to be 50%.
  • the procedure for connection setup in a cellular mobile radio system according to figure 1 with a base station according to figure 5 and a mobile station according to figure 6 may be similar to the corresponding procedure in AMPS when the channel to be used is an analogue communication channel.
  • the base station informs the mobile station not only on radio channel but also on time slot and digital voice colour code to be used.
  • the base station then also informs the mobile station on a plurality of radio channels the signal strength on which to be measured by the mobile.
  • this plurality of radio channels are the radio channels used for channels by adjacent bases/cells, upending upon the movement of the mobiles as well as other circumstances a ' new plurality of radio channels may be selected and corresponding information be transmitted to themobile fromthe responsible base station during the course of the connection.
  • the mobile measures the signal strength of signals on the given plurality of radio channels. Measurements may be done during time slots not used by the digital communication channel.
  • the mobile station alsomeasures signal strength onthe digital communication channel used for the established connection and the bit error rate on the established connection.
  • the mobile station transmits results of its measurements, preferably averaged, frequently to the base station, preferably twice a second.
  • the mobile station may estimate time dispersion on the used digital radio channel using the time slot identifier code words and the equalizer in a way to be described later.
  • the mobile station may transmit the estimation in addition to or instead of signal level or bit error rate measurement results frequently to the base station.
  • the base station also measures signal strength on the digital communication channel used for established connection and the bit error rate on the established connection.
  • the base station may also estimate time dispersion on incoming radio channels used for digital communications channels. This may be done using the time slot identifier codes and equalizer in a way to be described later.
  • the base station processes and analyzes the results of its ownmeasurements and/or time dispersion estimates and themeasure- ent and/or time dispersion estimates of the mobile and compares with criteria for handoff. When according to the results and criteria a handoff to another base station is desirous the base station informs the mobile switching centre indicating at least one target base station assumed suitable for taking over the responsibility for the communication with the mobile.
  • the mobile switching centre request the target base station(s) to measure signal strength on a radio channel in a time slot used by the mobile for the established connection.
  • the mobile switching centre also informs the target base station on the digital colour code used by the mobile station.
  • the target base station(s) tune (s) a receiver to the radio channel indicated by the mobile switching centre and uses the time slot identifier of the indicated time slot for burst synchronisa ⁇ tion.
  • the target basestation checks the appearance of the digital colour code indicated byt the mobile switching centre andmeasures the signal strength of the burst signals provided the digital colour code is correct.
  • the target base station then transmits its results of signal strength measurement to the mobile switching centre.
  • the target base station also informs the mobile switching centre on the result of the checking of the appearance of the digital colour code, that is whether the digital voice colour code appeared in the burst in the time slot of the radio channel.
  • the mobile switching centre determines whether handoff to a target base should be performed taking the results of signal strength measurements of target base(s) into account as well as other circumstances, e.g. traffic load.
  • the mobile switching centre determines that handoff to an other base station and digital radio channel shall be performed it transmits to responsible base and target information on new radio channel, new time slot and new voice colour code to be used by the mobile station for the connection after handoff and new radio channel to be used by target base station for the connection after handoff.
  • the responsible base station forwards informationon about the two new radio channels, new time slot and new digital colour code to the mobile. After receiving this information the mobile station tunes to the new radio channel to be used for the connection by the target base station and looks for the new time slot identifier code in received signals on the radio channel. The mobile station uses the new time slot indentifier code in received signals for burst synchronisation. After synchronisation and tuning its transmitter to the new radio channel the mobile station begins transmitting bursts in the new time slot on the new radio channel. The new digital colour code is transmitted with each burst.
  • the target base station tunes a receiver to the new channel to be used for the connection by the mobile station and looks for the new time slot identifier code.
  • the target base station uses the time slot identifier code for synchronisation.
  • the target base station looks for the new digital colour code in signals in the new time slot of the new channel. If the target base station identifies the new digital colour code in the bursts in the new time slot of the new radio channel this is reported to the mobile switchingcentre.
  • Themobile switchingcentrethen interpretes the handoff as sucessful and acts accordingly. After sucessful handoff the former target base station now being resposible base station informs the particular mobile station on a new plurality of radio channels the signal strength on which to be measured by the mobile.
  • the responsible base station andmobile station use the same time slot identifier code and the same digital voice colour code.
  • the mobile station measures signal strength on radio channels used for control by base station.
  • the procedure for intracell handoff from a digital radio channel to an analog radio channel of the same base station is of course less complex than the described handoff procedure because responsible base station and target base station is the same.
  • the base station informs themobile switching centre. After approval by the mobile switching centre the base station may perform the normal procedure of the system for intracell handoff to a new analog radio channel, the procedure comprisingtransmitting informing to the mobile station on the new radio channel to be used. If the invention is implemented in a mobile radio system where handoff between analog channels is performed according to the AMPS standard the this procedure may also be used for handoff from digital to analog handoff due to time dispersion.
  • the procedure for handoff from a digital channel of one base station to an analog channel of an other base station is of course a little more complex than the intracell handoff procedure because more than one base station is involved.
  • the normal procedure of the system for handoff to a new base station and a new analogue channel may be used, the procedure comprising transmit ⁇ ting information to the mobile station on new base station and new analog channel. If the invention is implemented in a mobile radio systemwith analog channel handover according to theAMPS standard then this procedure may be used. If the invention is implemented in a system with different handover procedure then this handoff procedure is well known to those skilled in the art.
  • the intelligence and decision making in a mobile cellular system according to figure 1 may be more or less centralized to the mobile switching centre or more or less decentralized to the base stations.
  • more or less of the functions of the mobile switching office during the handoff preparation and performance may instead be performed in the responsible and/or target base stations.
  • the signals from the A/D converter in figure 6 are sampled a number, j, of times per bit time.
  • the received signals are correlated with the locally stored time slot indentifier.
  • an estimate Y(t) of the channel impulse response is calculated in the equalizer and made available for processing and equalization in the central processor.
  • the absolute values of Y(t) are indicated as a function of time.
  • the distance between adjacent indicated values of Y(t) is the symbol (bit) time, T, divided by j.
  • the equalizer correlates the received signal with the time slot identifier TSID over a movable time span Wt, hereafter called the measurement window, which is indicated in figure 8.
  • the length of the measurement window represent the amount of time dispersion that the equalizer can handle e.g. energy within the measurement window contributes in a positive manner for the demodulation/bit detection process whereas energy outside this window act as an interfering signal.
  • the length of the gliding window is a a design parameter in the construction of the equalizer. With a longwindow the equalizer can handle more time dispersion but the complexity and power consumption will increase.
  • the equalizer moves the gliding window in relation to the impulse response, calculates the impulse energy inside and places the window in such a position in relation to the impulse response that the part of the energy, c, inside the window is maximized.
  • This part of the impulse .inside the window is shadowed in figure 8. Maximizing the part of the energy inside means that the impulse energy, r, outside the measurment window is minimized.
  • the positioning of the movable window is further elaborated in the above mentioned reference.
  • the estimation of the impulse response is an inherent feature of the equalizer. Depending on the equa ⁇ lization algorithm used, the impulse response may be estimated only once in each burst, as described above, but may also be updated during the duration time of the burst. Thus, the central processor may obtain at least once every burst the amount of useful energy , c, and the interfering energy, r, from the equalizer.
  • the receiver processor can now average the individual c and r values over a plurality, n, of bursts so that influence of estima ⁇ tion errors, short timevariations of radio propagationproperties etc is reduced.
  • the averaged quantities of c and r are denoted C and R respectively. Since C represents useful energy and R represents disturbing energy the C/R ratio thus represents a figure of merit of the ability of the equalization to reproduce the transmitted data in a way similar to the well known S/N ratio used for telecommunication in general.
  • the describedmethod of estimation of time dispersion on a digital radio channel can be done either at the base station or at the mobile station or at both.
  • the invention is not limited to the use of this particular method but decisions to handover to an other channel may be based on other methods of estimtion of time dispersion.

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L'invention concerne un procédé utilisé dans un système de radio mobile équipé de canaux radio numériques et analogiques . L'invention a pour objectif d'assurer une connexion établie sur un canal radio numérique même lorsque la dispersion du temps sur les canaux radio numériques disponibles dépasse la dispersion maximale du temps de calcul des compensateurs des postes récepteurs. D'après l'invention on peut prévoir des compensateurs dans les récepteurs du système ayant une dispersion maximale du temps inférieure à la dispersion totale du temps que le système peut traiter. Dans ce cas, la transmission est effectuée sur un autre canal lorsque la dispersion du temps d'un canal numérique utilisé devient trop grande, de préférence sur un autre canal radio numérique disponible ayant une faible dispersion du temps. Une autre solution possible, surtout en cas d'absence d'un tel canal radio numérique, est d'effectuer la transmission sur un canal radio analogique.
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