IP Library Granted Patent US 9,590,693
Granted Patent B2
US 9,590,693 · App. 14/329,218 · Granted Mar 7, 2017

Frequency hopping pattern and method for transmitting uplink signals using the same

Inventors: Joon Kui Ahn (Anyang-si, KR); Nam Yul Yu (Anyang-si, KR); Young Woo Yun (Anyang-si, KR); Ki Jun Kim (Anyang-si, KR); Hyun Wook Park (Anyang-si, KR)
Assignee: LG ELECTRONICS INC.
H04B1/7143H04B7/12H04L5/0007H04L27/2602H04L27/2621H04L5/0039H04L5/0092
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Patent No.
US 9,590,693
App. No.
14/329,218
Granted
Mar 7, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A method for performing uplink transmission in a time domain transmission unit includes receiving, from a base station, hopping-mode information indicating whether a frequency hopping is an inter-slot hopping or an inter-subframe hopping and performing the uplink transmission using a resource block in the time domain transmission unit.

Claims (46)

1. A method for performing, by a user equipment, physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmission in a time domain transmission unit, the method comprising:

performing the PUSCH transmission on a resource block in the time domain transmission unit according to a predetermined hopping pattern of a frequency hopping,

wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined by a combination of a first hopping pattern using a subband hopping which is performed over subbands and a second hopping pattern using a mirroring according to which resource blocks within one subband are arranged reversely based on a center of the one subband, and

wherein the first hopping pattern is defined by using a first integer obtained from a first random sequence and the second hopping pattern is defined by using a second integer obtained from a second random sequence separate from the first random sequence.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first integer is given using a m-sequence and using calculation operation which comprises:

performing modular calculation of: (a value generated based on the m-sequence) mod (N sb −1), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping; and

adding 1 to the modular calculated value.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first hopping pattern is defined such that a resource block index RB of the resource block used for the PUSCH transmission is given based on

RB=(a reference index+(the first integer)*N sb RB )) mod (N sb RB *N sb ), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping and “N sb RB ” is a number of resource block in each subband.

4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined within “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks, and the “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks is within a uplink system band configured with N UL RB resource blocks excluding a predetermined number of resource blocks from each end of the uplink system band.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the second hopping pattern is defined such that a value of 0 and a value of 1 are respectively mapped to a mirroring-off and a mirroring-on according to the second random sequence.

6. A user equipment for performing physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmission in a time domain transmission unit, the user equipment comprising:

an antenna; and

a transmitter operatively coupled to the antenna and configured to perform the PUSCH transmission on a resource block in the time domain transmission unit according to a predetermined hopping pattern of a frequency hopping,

wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined by a combination of a first hopping pattern using a subband hopping which is performed over subbands and a second hopping pattern using a mirroring according to which resource blocks within one subband are arranged reversely based on a center of the one subband, and

wherein the first hopping pattern is defined by using a first integer obtained from a first random sequence and the second hopping pattern is defined by using a second integer obtained from a second random sequence separate from the first random sequence.

7. The user equipment of claim 6 , wherein the first integer is given using a m-sequence and using calculation operation which comprises:

performing modular calculation of: (a value generated based on the m-sequence) mod (N sb −1), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping; and

adding 1 to the modular calculated value.

8. The user equipment of claim 6 , wherein the first hopping pattern is defined such that a resource block index RB of the resource block used for the PUSCH transmission is given based on

RB=(a reference index+(the first integer)*N sb RB )) mod (N sb RB *N sb ), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping and “N sb RB ” is a number of resource block in each subband.

9. The user equipment of claim 8 , wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined within “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks, and the “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks is within a uplink system band configured with N UL RB resource blocks excluding a predetermined number of resource blocks from each end of the uplink system band.

10. The user equipment of claim 6 , wherein the second hopping pattern is defined such that a value of 0 and a value of 1 are respectively mapped to a mirroring-off and a mirroring-on according to the second random sequence.

11. A method for receiving, by a base station, physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmission in a time domain transmission unit, the method comprising:

receiving the PUSCH transmission on a resource block in the time domain transmission unit according to a predetermined hopping pattern of a frequency hopping,

wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined by a combination of a first hopping pattern using a subband hopping which is performed over subbands and a second hopping pattern using a mirroring according to which resource blocks within one subband are arranged reversely based on a center of the one subband, and

wherein the first hopping pattern is defined by using a first integer obtained from a first random sequence and the second hopping pattern is defined by using a second integer obtained from a second random sequence separate from the first random sequence.

12. The method of claim 11 , wherein the first integer is given using a m-sequence and using calculation operation which comprises:

performing modular calculation of: (a value generated based on the m-sequence) mod (N sb −1), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping; and

adding 1 to the modular calculated value.

13. The method of claim 11 , wherein the first hopping pattern is defined such that a resource block index RB of the resource block used for the PUSCH transmission is given based on

RB=(a reference index+(the first integer)*N sb RB )) mod (N sb RB *N sb ), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping and “N sb RB ” is a number of resource block in each subband.

14. The method of claim 13 , wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined within “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks, and the “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks is within a uplink system band configured with N UL RB resource blocks excluding a predetermined number of resource blocks from each end of the uplink system band.

15. The method of claim 11 , wherein the second hopping pattern is defined such that a value of 0 and a value of 1 are respectively mapped to a mirroring-off and a mirroring-on according to the second random sequence.

16. A base station for receiving physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmission in a time domain transmission unit, the base station comprising:

an antenna; and

a receiver operatively coupled to the antenna and configured to receive the PUSCH transmission on a resource block in the time domain transmission unit according to a predetermined hopping pattern of a frequency hopping,

wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined by a combination of a first hopping pattern using a subband hopping which is performed over subbands and a second hopping pattern using a mirroring according to which resource blocks within one subband are arranged reversely based on a center of the one subband, and

wherein the first hopping pattern is defined by using a first integer obtained from a first random sequence and the second hopping pattern is defined by using a second integer obtained from a second random sequence separate from the first random sequence.

17. The base station of claim 16 , wherein the first integer is given using a m-sequence and using calculation operation which comprises:

performing modular calculation of: (a value generated based on the m-sequence) mod (N sb −1), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping; and

adding 1 to the modular calculated value.

18. The base station of claim 16 , wherein the first hopping pattern is defined such that a resource block index RB of the resource block used for the PUSCH transmission is given based on

RB=(a reference index+(the first integer)*N sb RB )) mod (N sb RB *N sb ), where “N sb ” is a number of subbands for the subband hopping and “N sb RB ” is a number of resource block in each subband.

19. The base station of claim 18 , wherein the predetermined hopping pattern is defined within “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks, and the “N sb RB *N sb ” resource blocks is within a uplink system band configured with N UL RB resource blocks excluding a predetermined number of resource blocks from each end of the uplink system band.

20. The base station of claim 16 , wherein the second hopping pattern is defined such that a value of 0 and a value of 1 are respectively mapped to a mirroring-off and a mirroring-on according to the second random sequence.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 11, 2014
From: AHN, JOON KUI; YU, NAM YUL; YUN, YOUNG WOO; KIM, KI JUN; PARK, HYUN WOOK
To: LG ELECTRONICS INC.
Reel/Frame 033299/0843 →
Priority Claims (1)
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