Terminal and communication method
A terminal is disclosed, which is capable of appropriately distributing transmission power when transmission time interval (TTI) lengths are different. A transmission-power determining section ( 211 ) determines transmission power for an uplink signal in a first TTI and an uplink signal in a second TTI shorter in TTI length than the first TTI, when the second TTI uplink signal occurs during a first interval in the first TTI, so as to keep the transmission power for the first reference signal and the first TTI uplink signal constant without allocating any transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in the first interval, and to reduce the transmission power for the first TTI uplink signal to allocate transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in a second interval which is subsequent to the first interval in the first TTI.
1. A terminal, comprising:
a transmission-power determining section that determines transmission power for an uplink signal in a first transmission time interval (TTI) (first TTI uplink signal) and an uplink signal in a second TTI shorter in TTI length than the first TTI (second TTI uplink signal), when the second TTI uplink signal occurs during transmission of an uplink signal in a first interval in which a first reference signal is referenced in the first TTI, so as to keep the transmission power for the first reference signal and the first TTI uplink signal constant without allocating any transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in the first interval, and to reduce the transmission power for the first TTI uplink signal to allocate transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in a second interval which is subsequent to the first interval in the first TTI and in which a second reference signal is referenced; and
a transmission section that transmits the first TTI and the second TTI uplink signals using the determined transmission power.
2. The terminal according to claim 1 , wherein the second TTI uplink signal is given a higher priority than the first TTI uplink signal.
3. The terminal according to claim 1 , wherein the second TTI uplink signal is a scheduling request (SR).
4. The terminal according to claim 1 , wherein, when a modulation scheme used in the first TTI is a multilevel modulation scheme using amplitude, no reference signal is shared between the first interval and the second interval while the first TTI uplink signal is demodulated within each of the first interval and the second interval independently in a base station.
5. The terminal according to claim 1 , wherein, when the uplink signals are transmitted simultaneously using the first TTI and the second TTI in the terminal, a transient period is configured in an interval other than a symbol to which an uplink signal given a high priority is mapped in the first TTI.
6. The terminal according to claim 5 , wherein the transient period is configured in an interval other than the second TTI in which the uplink signal is transmitted.
7. The terminal according to claim 5 , wherein the uplink signal given a high priority is a sounding reference signal (SRS) or a demodulation reference signal (DMRS).
8. A communication method, comprising:
determining transmission power for an uplink signal in a first transmission time interval (TTI) (first TTI uplink signal) and an uplink signal in a second TTI shorter in TTI length than the first TTI (second TTI uplink signal), when the second TTI uplink signal occurs during a first interval in which a first reference signal is referenced in the first TTI, so as to keep the transmission power for the first reference signal and the first TTI uplink signal constant without allocating any transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in the first interval, and to reduce the transmission power for the first TTI uplink signal to allocate transmission power to the second TTI uplink signal in a second interval which is subsequent to the first interval in the first TTI and in which a second reference signal is referenced; and
transmitting the first TTI and the second TTI uplink signals using the determined transmission power.