Method and device for carrying cryptic information accessed asynchronous random
A technology of random access and information carrying, which is applied in the direction of selection device, communication between multiple stations, radio/inductive link selection arrangement, etc., and can solve problems such as limitation, limitation on the number of preamble sequences, and limitation on the number of information
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[0040] Through the analysis of the one-step random access method, it can be seen that the terminal always carries information through the preamble sequence to notify the base station of necessary information. Due to the limitation of the length of the UpPTS in the structure of the existing radio subframe, the number of preamble sequences allocated to the cell by the system is also limited. In order to send more information when the number of preamble sequences is limited, the present invention proposes a method for carrying implicit information to increase the information carried by the preamble sequences.
[0041] Next, the principle of the method proposed by the present invention will be described in detail.
[0042] For the TD-SCDMA system, the preamble sequence can be sent through the UpPTS in every 5ms wireless subframe. When the number of preamble sequences allocated by the system to a cell is N, the terminal can use the N preamble sequences to send N types of correspon...
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