Resource pre-scheduling method for device-to-device (D2D) communication system working under industrial scientific media (ISM) frequency bands
A communication system and pre-scheduling technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of data packet collision and the decrease of ISM frequency spectrum utilization rate, and achieve the effect of realizing resource competition and channel occupation, avoiding resource competition and ensuring fairness.
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[0049] This embodiment provides a resource pre-scheduling method for a D2D communication system operating in the ISM frequency band. The method is applied to LTE D2D communication operating in the ISM frequency band, including:
[0050] Step 1, the central control node in the cellular network determines the total amount of time-frequency resources available for D2D communication after each successful seizure of the ISM frequency band channel;
[0051] Step 2: Before initiating D2D communication, each D2D communication pair under the control of the central control node reports its resource occupation requirements to the central control node to which it belongs; the central control node calculates the time for scheduling the D2D communication pair according to the requirements. The amount of frequency resources;
[0052] Step 3: The central control node groups all the D2D communication pairs under its jurisdiction, and performs resource pre-scheduling for each D2D communication ...
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[0082] This embodiment combines figure 2 In the scenario shown, the specific implementation of Solution 1 is explained. figure 2 A specific application scenario of a resource pre-scheduling method for a D2D communication system operating in the ISM frequency band is shown. The LTE D2D communication system (ie, the LTE D2D system) operating in the ISM frequency band consists of a central control node (such as a home base station) and It consists of multiple D2D communication pairs. The central control node is responsible for managing and coordinating the communication behavior of all D2D communication pairs within its signal coverage. D2D communication performs point-to-point direct communication on resources occupying the ISM frequency band, and competes with WLAN users for ISM frequency band resources under the control of the central control node.
[0083] This embodiment provides a hypothetical scenario without loss of generality: suppose there are N D2D communication pa...
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[0104] This embodiment combines figure 2 In the scenario shown, the specific implementation of scheme 2 is explained. This method adopts the channel competition strategy based on the "subset priority sequence", and the content of the channel competition strategy based on the "subset priority sequence" is as follows: it is assumed that the future LTE D2D terminal can perceive Whether all WLAN channels on the ISM band are idle.
[0105] see Figure 5 The specific implementation steps of the resource pre-scheduling method of the D2D communication system working in the ISM frequency band provided by this embodiment are as follows:
[0106] S1', the central control node of the LTE D2D communication system determines the values of the parameters BW and T, and informs each D2D communication pair under its jurisdiction.
[0107] S2', each D2D communication pair under the jurisdiction of the central control node (denoted as P i , i is the serial number of the D2D communication p...
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