WO2001043451A2 - Congestion control when setting up calls in a cdma-based communication systems - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to methods of congestion control in telecommunication systems, more particularly to provide methods of congestion control when setting up calls in a CDMA-based communication systems .
- CDMA code division multiple access
- a plurality of base stations cover each certain geographic areas and provide communication services to users within said cells. More precisely, said coverage area is subdivided into cells which denote the area that is covered by a specific antenna transmitting and receiving at a specific frequency carrier.
- CDMA-based communication system With respect to the capacity of a cell, there are i.a. two parameters in a CDMA-based communication system that affect the capacity of the radio network.
- One parameter is the uplink interference received by the radio base station.
- Another parameter is the downlink power that is sent out by the radio base station.
- Characteristic for CDMA-systems is that for each cell the common transmission medium is shared between different users by assigning specific and unique code sequences to the uplink and downlink channels between base station and user equipment. These code sequences are used by the transmitters to transform signals into wideband spread spectrum signals. In the receiver units, either the base station or the user equipment, said wideband signals from a specific transmitter are retransformed to the original bandwidth by using the same code sequence as that transmitter while signals marked with different codes remain wideband signals and, thus, are interpreted by the receiver as part of the background noise.
- An aspect specific to the multiple access technique used in CDMA relates to the fact that all users transmit wideband signals potentially at the same time and using the same bandwidth.
- one limiting factor in CDMA-based systems is a decreasing signal-to-noise ratio in the communication channels due to an increasing interference level caused by other transmitters.
- said interference level is the sum of all radio beams that reach the receiver of a radio base station for a specific frequency carrier.
- the source of these radio signals are the user equipments that are located in the cells handled by the specific radio base station or in neighbouring cells handled by another radio base station. Additional pseudo noise contributes also to the received interference level .
- the call handling control will, during a call setup, check with the capacity control if the interference level permits the addition of a new call within a specific cell.
- Congestions in a cell e.g. due to a too high number of user equipments in the cell, are prohibited by broadcasting access restriction messages for a cell .
- new requests for a call setup are generally restricted in the congested cell.
- this would result in a poor system performance because a call setup would possibly be allowed in another cell within the accessible area of the user equipment .
- Yet another problem results from the fact that neighboured cells can use the same carrier frequency.
- a call setup request from a user equipment in a congested cell is prohibited by means of broadcasted call admission messages.
- the call admission information indicates permitted and/or restricted accesses for carrier frequencies and/or neighboured cells. Neighboured cells using the same carrier frequency as the congested cell are marked with a restricted access flag. Therefore, the user equipments in the congested cell will request for a call setup only in one of those neighbour cells without access restrictions. By this means, the user equipments will not contribute to the interference level in the congested cell.
- the interference level that is experienced by a user equipment can be controlled such that the signal-to-interference ratio is sufficiently large.
- Figure 1 shows an overview of the parts of a CDMA-based communication system that are the object of the method according to the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows a flowchart presenting the main steps of the method according to the present invention from the point of view of a radio base station.
- Figure 3 shows a flowchart presenting the main steps of the method according to the present invention from the point of view of a user equipment.
- Figure 4 illustrates the method according to the present invention by means of an example for a user equipment within a cell structure.
- a geographical area is covered by a plurality of cells whereby one or more cells are served by a radio base station.
- each cell is covered by means of one of the antennas of said radio base stations sending and receiving at certain carrier frequencies.
- a cell can be described by its cell identification together with the carrier frequencies that are used in the cell.
- Said carrier frequencies are assigned to and administered by various system operators to which a certain number of carrier frequencies has been assigned and which are used for cell planning of said operators network.
- an operator administers a radio communication system of the CDMA-type including a number of radio base stations RBS ⁇ -RBS 3 whereof each of these radio base stations is covering at least one cell.
- the operator may administer, e.g., two allocated carrier frequencies fi and f2.
- the radio communication is achieved by sending coded messages (speech or data or both) as codes on the carrier frequency which has been allocated for the cell where the user equipment is located.
- the first carrier frequency fi is allocated to cells Ci-C ⁇ and the second carrier frequency is allocated to cells C7-C9. It is seen from the figure that parts of said cells are overlapping each other or include each other such that the same geographical area can be covered by various cell structures operating on different carrier frequencies .
- User equipments UE1..UE4 that are distributed over said operational area can perform communication services by means of dedicated uplink and downlink channels to and from an antenna of at least one radio base station (RBS ⁇ -RBS ) .
- RBS ⁇ -RBS radio base station
- each user equipment in a cell is normally connected to the radio base station that best receives the radio signals from the user equipment.
- a user equipment is probably in a soft handover situation, i.e. at the same time connected to at least two cells using the same carrier frequency.
- a larger number of cells covering a certain area is connected to a centralised controller unit, e.g. a radio network controller RNC .
- This controller unit handles amongst other things functions for call handling control and capacity control within the cells.
- Said controller unit also keeps track on information that is necessary for operations concerning several cells, e.g., soft handover or cell access restrictions.
- the present invention relates to a method in a cell of a radio base station in order to achieve a maximised number of user equipments within said cell and in order to avoid a too high interference level in a cell.
- Each user equipment in a cell interprets the transmissions to and from other user equipments as interference and, thus, intends to send at a power level that provides a sufficiently high signal- to-interference ratio.
- the uplink power demand P 3 of a user equipment is not a static quantity but changes constantly depending on, e.g., the location of a user equipment with regard to its distance to the receiving antenna of a radio base station or depending on varying environment conditions. Yet another important impact results from the number of other user equipments that simultaneously have or request for a communication connection within the cell and from the kind of service that said users request for. Both the radio base station and each user equipment have a limited transmission power. As the user equipments control their uplink transmission power only with regard to their own needs, it becomes apparent that there is a risk for a steadily increasing uplink power level. Therefore, the total transmission power level from all uplink channels, i.e.
- the interference level must not exceed a certain threshold value Ptr in order to provide on the one hand an acceptable quality of service, i.e. a sufficiently high signal-to- interference ratio, to a maximised number of user equipments and on the other hand to keep the total allocated downlink power of the radio base station below said threshold level.
- Ptr a certain threshold value
- a congestion in a cell is determined if the total uplink interference level that a user equipment experiences in the cell exceeds said threshold value.
- a determined congestion must be resolved by means of decreasing the total uplink transmission power level or, as suggested by the method according to the present invention, by means of restricting access for new call setup requests .
- FIG. 2 shows a flowchart which illustrates the method of the present invention as being carried out in a base station.
- block 21 it is investigated, block 22, if the total interference level P exceeds a threshold level Pthr. If so ("No" at block 22) the radio base station serving the cell will accept requests for a call setup, block 25, in said cell as long as the total interference level in this cell is below said threshold level. However, when the total uplink interference level exceeds said threshold level Pthr ("Yes" in block 22) the cell must guard itself against congestions, e.g., due to a too high number of new accepted calls.
- a user equipment sending a call setup request in such a cell must in advance be provided with additional relevant information that indicates whether its request will be accepted in said cell.
- This additional call admission information can be applied by the user equipment to establish a connection, i.e. contribute to an increasing system capacity, while, at the same time, direct its call setup request to a cell or a carrier frequency such that an inadmissible increase of the uplink interference level due to this call setup is avoided.
- Said call admission information is about neighbour cells and/or carrier frequencies.
- the call admission information also includes congestion status information for said cells and frequencies with respect to a certain geographical area, e.g. the congested cell.
- the information is preferably retrieved, block 23, from a centralised control unit, e.g.
- the radio network controller RNC to which the radio base stations of a number of neighboured cells are connected.
- the RNC must contain a list that indicates the neighbour cells of each cell and the carrier frequencies that are used in these cells. It must also contain said congestion status information. Additionally, the RNC must be capable to retrieve this information for cells that belong to another RNC. Then, a radio base station serving a momentarily congested cell can retrieve the necessary information by using said list in order to create and broadcast a message indicating call admission information to the user equipments in said cell.
- the information can be presented either by means of restricted accesses or by means of permitted accesses for the user equipments with regard to the congested cell and those neighbour cells using the same or another carrier frequency.
- the radio base station of a congested cell sends this call admission information on its broadcast channel, block 24.
- Said additional call admission information which is an object of the present invention, can refer to a restricted or permitted access either for other carrier frequencies or for other cells using the same carrier frequency.
- the call admission information in a congested cell simply contains a list comprising carrier frequency and congestion status for each neighbour cell.
- Figure 3 shows the corresponding steps of the method according to the present invention from the point of view of a user equipment.
- a user equipment will in an idle mode constantly listen to the broadcast channel of the cell that it receives best and analyse the received call admission information, block 31.
- a call setup request from a user equipment ("Yes" in block 32) for this cell will be accepted, block 34, as long as the broadcasted call admission information indicates that there are no call setup restrictions for the cell ("No" in block 33) .
- No access restrictions means that the interference level in the cell is below the threshold level Phr.
- the broadcast channel however contains an indication that access for new calls momentarily is denied in this cell ("Yes" in block 33) , e.g., caused by a congestion due to a too high number of user equipments within the cell, the user equipment will most likely intend to request for a call setup in one of the other accessible cells.
- the call setup attempt of the user equipment will probably succeed if there is no congestion reported in at least one of these substitute candidate cells.
- the selected substitute cell uses the same carrier frequency as the congested cell, the user equipment will still contribute to the interference level in the congested cell because it is physically still located in that cell.
- the method according to the present invention providing, i.a., the step of broadcasting call admission information that is not generated with the main focus on the congested cell as the restriction criterion but instead with focus on the carrier frequency that momentarily contains a too high level of interference within the accessible area of the user equipment.
- the broadcasted message then contains, e.g., additional information about those cells within the accessible area that use the congested carrier frequency.
- the user equipment will be prohibited from initiating a call setup to said cells and, thus, avoid a situation where the user equipment causes an increasing interference level in a cell while establishing a connection in another cell.
- the request for a call setup is performed in an unrestricted neighbour cell in the accessible area of the user equipment, block 35, said cell using a carrier frequency without congestions.
- Figure 4 demonstrates by means of an example the various steps for a call setup according to the method of the present invention. Said method is applicable if a user equipment 44 is located such it can connect to more than one cell that are served by one or more radio base stations. In this example a user equipment is located such that it can establish a connection to either of cells 41, 42, or 43. For the uplink signal transmission, each of said cells use a certain frequency carrier. Here, it is supposed that cells 41 and 42 use the same carrier frequency fi while cell 43 uses a different carrier frequency f 2 and that the user equipment 44 receives downlink signals best from the radio base station serving cell 41.
- a restricted access message is broadcasted for this cell indicating that a call setup is neither permitted in the congested cell 41 nor, according to the present invention, in the neighboured cell 42 using the same carrier frequency fi as cell 41. Instead, the user equipment 44 can try to establish a connection to the other neighbour cell 43 using another carrier frequency f2.
- a call setup is possible for a user equipment located in the congested cell 41 without increasing the interference level of that cell.
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