Patent Grant
11038582
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a method for transmitting and receiving data in a wireless communication system; and, more particularly, to a method for transmitting and receiving data in a cooperative communication system, and a cooperative communication method.
Recently, studies have been conducted on a cooperative communication method using a relay in order to improve diversity gain and throughput in a wireless communication system. In particular, many efforts have been made to utilize a cooperative communication method in IEEE 802.11 ad using 60 GHz. The cooperative communication method using the relay may reduce a path loss and enable a high-speed data communication because a source node and a relay node cooperatively transmit data to a destination node, and may expand a service area because a signal is also transmitted to a destination node located far away from a source node. In such a cooperative communication method, an inter-node communication is achieved through a wireless link of the source node—the relay node, the relay node—the destination node, and the source node—the destination node.
The cooperative communication method may be roughly classified into an Amplify & Forward scheme and a Decode & Forward scheme. The Amplify & Forward scheme is a scheme in which a relay node simply amplifies an RF signal transmitted from a source node and relays the amplified RF signal to a destination node. The Decode & Forward scheme is a scheme in which a signal received by a relay node is demodulated and decoded and then modulated and encoded and cooperatively transmitted to a destination node. Also, the cooperative communication method may be classified into a full duplex (FD) scheme and a half duplex (HD) scheme. The full duplex scheme is a scheme in which a relay node receives a signal from a source node and simultaneously relays the received signal to a destination node at the same time and the same frequency. The half duplex scheme is a scheme in which a relay node performs a signal transmission and reception at a different time or a different frequency.
An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a method for transmitting and receiving data in a cooperative communication system, and a cooperative communication method, which are capable of further improving diversity gain and throughput.
Other objects and advantages of the present invention can be understood by the following description, and become apparent with reference to the embodiments of the present invention. Also, it is obvious to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains that the objects and advantages of the present invention can be realized by the means as claimed and combinations thereof.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a data transmission method of a source node in a cooperative communication system includes: performing a beamforming to a relay node; transmitting data to the relay node; performing a beamforming to a destination node; and transmitting data to the destination node.
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a data transmission and reception method of a relay node in a cooperative communication system includes: receiving data, which is beamformed to the relay node, from a source node; performing a beamforming to a destination node; and transmitting the received data to the destination node.
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a data reception method of a destination node in a cooperative communication system includes: receiving data, which is beamformed to the destination node, from a source node; and receiving the data which is beamformed to the destination node, from a relay node, wherein the relay node receives data, which is beamformed to the relay node, from the source node and transmits the received data to the destination node.
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a cooperative communication method includes: generating an information signal according to one or more of a Distributed Space Time Coding (D-STC) scheme, a Layered Modulation and Coding (LMC) scheme, and a precoding vector switching scheme; and transmitting the information signal by performing a beamforming to a relay node and a destination node.
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described below in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The present invention may, however, be embodied in different forms and should not be constructed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the present invention to those skilled in the art. Throughout the disclosure, like reference numerals refer to like parts throughout the various figures and embodiments of the present invention
As illustrated in
The source node 101 transmits the modulated signals A1 and A2 to the destination node 105 at a second time slot T2. The relay node 103 transmits the decoded signals −(A2)* and (A1)*, which are estimated from the signals A1 and A2, to the destination node 105 at the second time slot T2. * denotes a conjugation.
The destination node 105 generates the signals A1 and A2 by decoding the signals received from the source node 101 and the relay node 103 at the second time slot T2 by using a D-STC scheme.
As illustrated in
At a second time slot T2, the source node 201 does not transmit data, and the relay node 203 transmits the information A″ among the estimated information to the destination node 205. Since the destination node 205 estimates the information A″ through the QPSK demapping and the channel decoding, it may use the signal A=αA′+βA″ transmitted from the source node 201.
Meanwhile, in the cooperative communication methods described above with reference to
A first source node 401 and a second source node 402 transmit information signals A and B including data to a relay node 403 and a destination node 405 by using a first frequency resource f1 and a second frequency resource f2 at a first time slot T1, respectively. The relay node 403 and the destination node 405 estimate binary information “a” and “b” corresponding to A and B through a channel decoding at the first frequency resource f1 and the second frequency resource f2. The relay node 403 performs an XOR operation on the binary information “a” and “b”, and transmits the operation information C(=a⊕b) to the destination node 405 at a second time slot T2.
The destination node 405 estimates the data A and B by using the binary information, which is generated from the data received at the first time slot T1, and the operation information C, which is transmitted from the relay node 403.
As described above, the cooperative communication system performs the data transmission and reception by applying a variety of coding and modulation schemes. In the embodiments of the present invention, data is transmitted by using a beamforming, thereby further improving diversity gain and throughput. That is, the source node and the relay node transmit data by performing a beamforming to a target node, and the target node receives data by performing a beamforming to a node which transmits data. Hereinafter, a method for transmitting and receiving data in a cooperative communication system will be described in more detail.
As illustrated in
In order for the beamforming, the source node transmits a training sequence for beamforming to the relay node. The training sequence for beamforming includes index information regarding a plurality of beam directions. The source node receives the index information regarding the direction selected through the training sequence from the relay node. The training sequence may have a preset length (L), and the source node may repetitively transmit the training sequence.
That is, the source node transmits the training sequence with respect to a plurality of beam directions covering all directions or a half direction (0 degree to 180 degrees, or 180 degrees to 360 degrees). The relay node receives the training sequence and takes a correlation in each beam direction. Then, the relay node transmits the index information regarding the beam direction having the greatest correlation value to the source node. The relay node may previously know the information regarding the beam direction pattern of the training sequence.
The source node may perform the beamforming by forming an antenna pattern using the index information so that the beam direction of the antenna is directed to the relay node. Also, the relay node may transmit data by performing the beamforming to the destination node in the above-described manner.
The source node and the relay node may transmit data in the HD scheme or the FD scheme. When the source node and the relay node transmit data in the HD scheme, the source node transmits data to the relay node at the first time slot and transmits data to the destination node at the second time slot. The relay node transmits data received from the source node to the destination node at the second time slot. At this time, the relay node may also transmit data by performing the beamforming to the destination node.
The beamforming may be performed at the first and second time slots. Alternatively, after the beamforming is performed prior to the first and second time slots, the data may be transmitted at the first and second time slots.
As illustrated in
As described above with reference to
Meanwhile, the data received from the source node by the relay node is the same as the data transmitted to the destination node. The relay node may perform a re-processing, such as a decoding and an encoding, on the received data.
The beamforming may be performed at the first and second time slots. Alternatively, after the beamforming is performed prior to the first and second time slots, the data may be transmitted at the first and second time slots.
As illustrated in
As described above with reference to
Furthermore, the source node and the relay node may transmit data in the HD scheme or the FD scheme. When the source node and the relay node transmit data in the HD scheme, the destination node receives data at the same time slot.
The beamforming may be performed at the first and second time slots. Alternatively, after the beamforming is performed prior to the first and second time slots, the data may be transmitted at the first and second time slots.
Meanwhile, one or more of a D-STC, an LMC, a precoding vector switching, and an NC may be additionally applied to the data transmission and reception methods described above with reference to
Hereinafter, a method for transmitting an information signal including data by using at least one of the D-STC, the LMC, and the precoding vector switching will be described as one embodiment. A case in which a single source node transmits data will be described with reference to
As illustrated in {A1,A2}) to a relay node 803 at a first time slot T1. A1 and A2 may be an even symbol and an odd symbol among symbols constituting the data A. The relay node 803 estimates or generates the transmission signal vector A by performing a QPSK demapping and a channel decoding on the signal transmitted from the source node 801.
The source node 801 and the relay node 803 transmit the transmission signal vector A to a destination node 805 at a second time slot T2 by applying a Distributed and Precoding-Vector-Switched Space Time Block Coding (DPVS-STBC) or a DPVS Space Frequency Block Coding (DPVS-SFBC) on A. The destination node 805 estimates or acquires the transmission signal vector A by performing a DPVS-STBC or a DPVS-SFBC on the signals received from the source node 801 and the relay node 803.
The DPVS-STBC (or DPVS-SFBC) scheme is a scheme in which a precoding is added to the D-STC described above with reference to
The source node 801 groups elements of the transmission signal vector A into two groups A1 and A2, and performs a QPSK modulation and precoding on each group by using two subcarriers (or two symbols). The source node 801 transmits the QPSK modulated and precoded signals to the relay node 803. Like the source node 801, the relay node 803 also transmits the transmission signal vector A to the destination node 805.
The precoding is performed as expressed in Equation 1. w1 and w2 denote precoding vectors with respect to the first element and the second element within each group, respectively.
Using the signals transmitted by the source node 801 and the relay node 803, Equation 1 will be described. The source node 801 precodes A1 and A2, and transmits the precoded signals w0,1A1+w0,2A2 and −w0,1A*2+w0,2A*1 to the destination node 805. The relay node 803 also precodes A1 and A2, and transmits the precoded signals w1,1A1+w1,2A2 and −w1,1A*2+w1,2A*1 to the destination node 805. The precoding vectors w1 and w2 may be vectors whose independency is maximally guaranteed, and may be used continuously used, regardless of transmission time.
Meanwhile, in order to maximally guarantee the independent channel characteristic between the groups, a precoding vector switching scheme may be applied. As a first embodiment using the precoding vector switching scheme, the precoding vectors w1=[w0,1 w1,1]=[1 1] and w2=[w0,2 w1,2]=[1 −1] may be applied to the even symbol group A1, and the precoding vectors w1=[1 −1] and w2=[1 1] may be applied to the odd symbol group A2. The opposite precoding vectors may be applied to the even symbol group A1 and the odd symbol group A2.
As a second embodiment using the precoding vector switching scheme, precoding vectors w1 and w2 expressed as Equation 2 below may be applied to an index K indicating the group. N is a value less than or equal to the number of time slots for data transmission and greater than or equal to 1, and Δ is a value less than or equal to N and greater than or equal to 0.
The generalized equation for the precoding vectors w1 and w2, including the first and second embodiments, may be expressed as Equation 3 below. X(k) and y(k) are arbitrary real numbers at which the independency between the two precoding vectors w1 and w2 is maximally guaranteed.
w1=[1 ej2πx(k)], w2=[1 ej2πy(k)]. (Eq. 3)
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the D-STC scheme and the precoding vector switching scheme. Also, in Equation 1, a case in which the precoding vectors w1 and w2 are w1=[1 0], w2=[0 1] and are modified into −A*2→A2, A2→A1, A*1→A2 represents a case in which the beamforming technology is used without precoding.
A source node 901 transmits an LMCed baseband transmission signal vector A to a relay node 903 and a destination node 905 at a first time slot T1. The LMCed baseband transmission signal vector A may be expressed as Equation 4 below. Ab is a transmission signal vector of a base layer, and As is a transmission signal vector of an enhancement layer. As described above with reference to
A=αAb+βAs. Eq. 4
The relay node 903 estimates or generates binary information signal vectors ab and as with respect to Ab and As by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the signals transmitted at the first time slot T1. The relay node 903 generates As from as. The destination node 905 generates Ab by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the signals transmitted at the first time slot T1.
The source node 901 transmits As to the destination node 905 at a second time slot T2, and the relay node 903 also transmits As to the destination node 905 at the second time slot T2. The destination node 905 generates As by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding.
At this time, the source node 901, the relay node 903, and the destination node 905 may perform an encoding and a decoding by additionally applying the precoding vector switching scheme described above with reference to
The cooperative communication method of
As illustrated in {A1,A2}) to a relay node 1003 and a destination node 1105 at a first frequency resource f1. At this time, the source node 801 precodes A1 and A2 as expressed in Equation 1, and transmits the precoded signals w0,1A1+w0,2A2 and −w0,1A*2+w0,2A*1. The relay node 1003 estimates or generates A by performing a decoding based on a DPVS-STBC or a DPVS-SFBC.
The relay node 1003 precodes A1 and A2 as expressed in Equation 1, and transmits the precoded signals w1,1A1+w1,2A2 and −w1,1A*2+w1,2A*1 to the destination node 1005 at a second frequency resource f2.
The destination node 1005 receives the precoded signals transmitted through the first and second frequency resources f1 and f2, and estimates or generates A by performing a decoding based on a DPVS-STBC or a DPVS-SFBC.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the D-STC scheme and the precoding vector switching scheme. That is, the source node 1001 may perform a beamforming to transmit data to the relay node 1003 and the destination node 1005 at the first frequency resource f1, and the relay node 1003 may transmit data to the destination node 1005 at the second frequency resource f2.
As illustrated in
Then, the source node S transmits the LMCed baseband transmission signal vector αA3+βA4 to the relay node R and the destination node D at a first time slot T1. The relay node R generates −A*2 by using A1 and A2, and transmits −A*2 to the destination node D. Also, the relay node R estimates A3 and A4 by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on αA3+βA4.
Next, the source node S transmits A2 to the relay node R and the destination node D at a second time slot T2. The relay node R generates A*3 by using A3 and A4, and transmits A*3 to the destination node D.
Again, the source node S transmits an LMCed baseband transmission signal vector αA5+βA6 to the relay node R and the destination node D at the first time slot T1. The relay node R generates −A*4 by using A3 and A4, and transmits −A*4 to the destination node D. Also, the relay node R estimates A5 and A6 by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on αA5+βA6.
Again, the source node S transmits A4 to the relay node R and the destination node D at the second time slot T2. The relay node R generates A*5 by using A5 and A6, and transmits A*5 to the destination node D.
Data is transmitted to the destination node D by repeating the above procedures performed at the first and second time slots T1 and T2. Consequently, the destination node D receives the D-STCed signal. Therefore, the destination node D may generate necessary information by performing a decoding and a channel decoding according to the D-STC.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the D-STC scheme and the LMC scheme.
As illustrated in
The relay node 1203 estimates as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1201 and 1202. The destination node 1205 estimates ab, bb, as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1201 and 1202. ab, bb, as and bs represent binary information vectors of Ab, Bb, As and Bs.
The relay node 1203 performs an XOR operation on as and bs, and transmits the modulated signal vectors of the operation information C(=as⊕bs) to the destination node 1205 at the second time slot T2. The destination node 1205 estimates the operation information C by using the signal vectors transmitted from the relay node 1203. The destination node 1205 finally generates ab, bb, as and bs by using the previously estimated ab, bb, as and bs.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the NC scheme and the LMC scheme. That is, the first source node 1201, the second source node 1202, and the relay node 1203 transmit the signals based on the NC and the LMC by performing a beamforming to a target node. The beamforming technology may also be used in the methods described below with reference to
As illustrated in
The relay node 1303 generates a signal asbs (or bsas) by performing a “serially concatenated binary combination” on the estimated as and bs. The relay node 1303 modulates the signal asbs (or bsas), and transmits the modulated signal vector to the destination node 1305 at a second time slot T2.
The destination node 1305 estimates as and bs from the modulated signal vector of the relay node 1303. The destination node 1305 eliminates components corresponding to As and Bs from the signal received at the first and second time slots T1 and T2 by using the estimated as and bs. Therefore, the destination node 1305 may acquire ab and bb through a QPSK demapping and a channel decoding. Consequently, the destination node 1305 may acquire as, bs, ab and bb.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the LMC scheme.
As illustrated in
The relay node 1403 estimates as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1401 and 1402. The destination node 1405 estimates ab, bb, as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1401 and 1402.
The relay node 1403 performs an XOR operation on as and bs and transmits the modulated signal vectors of the operation information C(as⊕bs) to the destination node 1405 by using a third frequency resource f3. The destination node 1405 estimates the operation information C by using the signal vectors transmitted from the relay node 1403. The destination node 1405 finally generates ab, bb, as and bs by using the previously estimated ab, bb, as and bs.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the NC scheme and the LMC scheme.
As illustrated in
The relay node 1503 generates a signal asbs (or bsas) by performing a “serially concatenated binary combination” on the estimated as and bs. The relay node 1503 modulates the signal asbs (or bsas), and transmits the modulated signal vector to the destination node 1505 by using a third frequency resource f3.
The destination node 1505 estimates as and bs from the modulated signal vector of the relay node 1503. The destination node 1505 eliminates components corresponding to As and Bs from the signal received through the first and second frequency resources f1 and f2 by using the estimated as and bs. Therefore, the destination node 1505 may acquire ab and bb through a QPSK demapping and a channel decoding. Consequently, the destination node 1505 may acquire as, bs, ab and bb.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the LMC scheme.
As illustrated in
The relay node 1603 estimates as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1601 and 1602. The destination node 1605 estimates ab, bb, as and bs by performing a layered demapping and a channel decoding on the data signals transmitted from the first and second source nodes 1601 and 1602.
The relay node 1603 performs an XOR operation on as and bs, and transmits the modulated signal vectors of the operation information C(=as⊕bs) to the destination node 1605 at a third time slot T3. The destination node 1605 estimates the operation information C by using the signal vectors transmitted from the relay node 1603. The destination node 1605 finally generates ab, bb, as and bs by using the previously estimated ab, bb, as and bs.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the NC scheme and the LMC scheme.
As illustrated in
The relay node 1703 generates a signal asbs (or bsas) by performing a “serially concatenated binary combination” on the estimated as and bs. The relay node 1703 modulates the signal asbs (or bsas), and transmits the modulated signal vector to the destination node 1705 at a third time slot T3.
The destination node 1705 estimates as and bs from the modulated signal vector of the relay node 1703. The destination node 1705 eliminates components corresponding to As and Bs from the signal received at the first and second time slots T1 and T2 by using the estimated as and bs. Therefore, the destination node 1705 may acquire ab and bb through a QPSK demapping and a channel decoding. Consequently, the destination node 1705 may acquire as, bs, ab and bb.
Meanwhile, as described above, a beamforming technology may be used together with the LMC scheme. Although a case in which one destination node is provided has been described with reference to
In accordance with the exemplary embodiments of the present invention, the data is transmitted by performing the beamforming to the target node, thereby further improving the diversity gain and throughput of the cooperative communication system.
Furthermore, the data encoded according to one or more of the LMC scheme, the NC scheme, the D-STC scheme, and the precoding vector switching scheme is transmitted by performing the beamforming to the target node, thereby further improving the diversity gain and throughput of the cooperative communication system.
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in view of processes, the respective steps of the data transmission and reception methods in the cooperative communication system and the cooperative communication methods in accordance with the embodiments of the present invention can be easily understood in view of apparatuses. Therefore, the steps included in the data transmission and reception methods in the cooperative communication system and the cooperative communication methods in accordance with the embodiments of the present invention may be understood as the elements which are included in the data transmission and reception apparatus of the cooperative communication system and the cooperative communication apparatus according to the principle of the present invention.
Specifically, the source node of the cooperative communication system in accordance with the embodiment of the present invention includes: a first beamforming unit configured to perform a beamforming to a relay node; a first transmission unit configured to transmit data to the relay node; a second beamforming unit configured to perform a beamforming to a destination node; and a second transmission unit configured to transmit data to the destination node.
Also, the relay node of the cooperative communication system includes: a reception unit configured to receive data, which is beamformed to the relay node, from a source node; a beamforming unit configured to perform a beamforming to a destination node; and a transmission unit configured to transmit the received data to the destination node.
In addition, the destination node of the cooperative communication system includes: a first reception unit configured to receive data, which is beamformed to the destination node, from a source node; and a second reception unit configured to receive the data which is beamformed to the destination node, from a relay node, wherein the relay node receives data, which is beamformed to the relay node, from the source node and transmits the received data to the destination node.
Furthermore, the cooperative communication apparatus includes: a generation unit configured to generate an information signal according to one or more of a Distributed Space Time Coding (D-STC) scheme, a Layered Modulation and Coding (LMC) scheme, and a precoding vector switching scheme; and a transmission unit configured to transmit the information signal by performing a beamforming to a relay node and a destination node.
The data transmission and reception methods and the cooperative communication methods in accordance with the embodiments of the present invention can also be embodied as computer programs. Codes and code segments constituting the programs may be easily construed by computer programmers skilled in the art to which the invention pertains. Furthermore, the created programs may be stored in computer-readable recording media or data storage media and may be read out and executed by the computers. Examples of the computer-readable recording media include any computer-readable recoding media, e.g., intangible media such as carrier waves, as well as tangible media such as CD or DVD.
While the present invention has been described with respect to the specific embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the following claims.
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