Method, base station, and user terminal for implementing uplink resource indication
A method, a base station (BS), and a user terminal are provided for implementing uplink resource indication. The method includes carrying an uplink resource index in an uplink resource grant (UL Grant), in which an uplink resource index corresponds to at least one uplink resource in terms of indication; and sending the UL Grant. The BS includes an index carrying module and an instruction sending module. The user terminal includes an instruction receiving module, an instruction resolving module, and an execution module.
1. A method for implementing an uplink resource grant (UL Grant), comprising:
identifying, by a base station, a downlink subframe in a plurality of downlink subframes in a radio frame, wherein each downlink subframe corresponds to an unique uplink subframe set, each uplink subframe set comprises a plurality of uplink subframe groups, each uplink subframe group corresponds to an uplink resource index and is identified by the uplink resource index, each uplink subframe group has an unique uplink subframe grouping specifying at least one uplink subframe in a time domain, and at least one group in the plurality of uplink subframe groups comprises at least two uplink subframes; and
sending, by the base station, an UL Grant to a user terminal on the downlink subframe, wherein the UL Grant includes a first uplink resource index corresponding to a first uplink subframe group in a first uplink subframe set, and the first uplink subframe set corresponds to the downlink subframe.
2. The method of claim 1 , the method further comprising:
receiving, by the base station, data on each of the at least one uplink subframe specified in the time domain in the first uplink subframe group.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein each uplink subframe group has an unique uplink subframe grouping defining at least one uplink subframe different from one or more uplink subframes for other uplink subframe groups in the plurality of uplink subframe groups.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the uplink resource index is provided with a length of two bits.
5. A base station, comprising:
a processor, configured to identify a downlink subframe in a plurality of downlink subframes in a radio frame, wherein each downlink subframe corresponds to an unique uplink subframe set, each uplink subframe set comprises a plurality of uplink subframe groups, each uplink subframe group corresponds to an uplink resource index and is identified by the uplink resource index, each uplink subframe group has an unique uplink subframe grouping specifying at least one uplink subframe in a time domain, and at least one group in the plurality of uplink subframe groups corresponds to at least two uplink subframes; and
a transmitter, configured to send an uplink resource grant (UL Grant) to a user terminal on the downlink subframe, wherein the UL Grant includes a first uplink resource index, the first uplink resource index corresponds to a first uplink subframe group in a first uplink subframe set, and the first uplink subframe set corresponds to the downlink subframe.
6. The base station of claim 5 , further comprising:
a receiver, configured to receive data on each of the at least one uplink subframe specified in the time domain in the first uplink subframe group.
7. The base station of claim 5 , wherein each uplink subframe group is provided with an unique uplink subframe grouping defining at least one uplink subframe different from at least one uplink subframes for other uplink subframe groups in the plurality of uplink subframe groups.
8. The base station of claim 5 , wherein the uplink resource index is provided with a length of two bits.
9. A method for implementing an uplink resource grant (UL Grant) comprising:
identifying, by a processor, a downlink subframe in a plurality of downlink subframes in a radio frame, wherein each downlink subframe corresponds to an unique uplink subframe set comprising a plurality of uplink subframe groups, each uplink subframe group corresponds to an uplink resource index and identified by the uplink resource index, each uplink subframe group has an unique uplink subframe grouping specifying at least one uplink subframe in a time domain, and at least one group in the plurality of uplink subframe groups comprises at least two uplink subframes; and
controlling, by the processor, transmission of a user terminal uplink resource grant on the downlink subframe, wherein the UL Grant including a first uplink resource index corresponds to a first uplink subframe group in a first uplink subframe set, and the first uplink subframe set corresponds to the downlink subframe.
10. The method of claim 9 , the method further comprising:
controlling, by the processor, reception of data on each of the at least one uplink subframe specified in the time domain in the uplink subframe group.
11. The method of claim 9 , wherein each uplink subframe group comprises an unique uplink subframe grouping defining at least one uplink subframe different from at least one uplink subframes for other uplink subframe groups in the plurality of uplink subframe groups.
12. The method of claim 9 , wherein the uplink resource index is provided with a length of two bits.
13. An apparatus, comprising:
a storage medium including executable instructions; and
a processor;
wherein the executable instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the apparatus to:
identify a downlink subframe in a plurality of downlink subframes in a radio frame, each downlink subframe corresponding to an unique uplink subframe set, each uplink subframe set comprising a plurality of uplink subframe groups corresponding to an uplink resource index and identified by the uplink resource index, each uplink subframe group having an unique uplink subframe grouping specifying at least one uplink subframe in a time domain, and at least one group in the plurality of uplink subframe groups comprising at least two uplink subframes;
control transmission of an uplink resource grant (UL Grant) on the downlink subframe, the UL Grant including a first uplink resource index resource index corresponding to a first uplink subframe group in a first uplink subframe set, and the first uplink subframe set corresponding to the downlink subframe.
14. The apparatus of claim 13 , wherein the executable instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the apparatus to:
control reception of data on each of the at least one uplink subframe specified in the time domain in the uplink subframe group.
15. The apparatus of claim 13 , wherein each uplink subframe group comprises an unique uplink subframe grouping by defining at least one uplink subframe different from one or more uplink subframes for other groups in the plurality of uplink subframe groups.
16. The apparatus of claim 13 , wherein the uplink resource index is provided with a length of two bits.
17. An apparatus, comprising:
a storage medium including executable instructions; and
a processor;
wherein the executable instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the apparatus to:
control reception of an uplink resource grant (UL Grant) from a base station on a downlink subframe in a radio frame, each downlink subframe corresponding to an unique uplink subframe set having a plurality of uplink subframe groups, each uplink subframe group corresponding to an uplink resource index and is identified by the uplink resource index, each uplink subframe group having an unique uplink subframe grouping specifying at least one uplink subframe in a time domain, and at least one group in the plurality of uplink subframe groups comprising at least two uplink subframes;
identify the downlink subframe on which the UL Grant is received, the UL Grant including a first uplink resource index corresponding to a first uplink subframe group in a first uplink subframe set and identifying the first uplink subframe group, and the first uplink subframe set corresponding to the downlink subframe;
identify the first uplink subframe group identified by the first uplink resource index; and
control transmission of data on each of at least one uplink subframes specified in the time domain in the first uplink subframe group.
18. The apparatus of claim 17 wherein each uplink subframe group comprises an unique uplink subframe grouping defining at least one uplink subframe different from at least one uplink subframe for other groups in the plurality of uplink subframe groups.
19. The apparatus of claim 18 , wherein the uplink resource index is provided with a length of two bits.