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- Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to communication techniques. More particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to a method and apparatus for performing D2D (Device-to-Device) communication.
- D2D Device-to-Device
- a next generation mobile wireless communication system generally provides a high speed multimedia service.
- 3GPP LTE and LTE-Advanced are one of the next generation cellular communication standards, which create a new series of specifications for the new evolving radio-access technology.
- multimedia service With the use of multimedia service becoming more widespread, wireless communication users' demand for faster, more reliable, and better multimedia is growing.
- the present invention proposes a solution which reduces the interference from D2D communication to cellular communication in both uplink and downlink. Specifically, the present invention provides a method and apparatus for performing D2D communication in a communication system.
- embodiments of the invention provide a method for performing D2D (Device-to-Device) communication in a communication system.
- the communication system may at least comprise a base station (BS) and a user equipment (UE) in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the method may comprise steps of: obtaining modulation and coding scheme (MCS) information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE; and determining a transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the MCS information, so as to reduce the interference from the D2D communication to the cellular communication.
- MCS modulation and coding scheme
- embodiments of the invention provide an apparatus for performing D2D (Device-to-Device) communication in a communication system.
- the communication system may at least comprise a base station (BS) and a user equipment (UE) in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the apparatus may comprise: obtaining unit configured to obtain modulation and coding scheme (MCS) information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE; and determining unit configured to determine a transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the MCS information, so as to reduce the interference from the D2D communication to the cellular communication.
- MCS modulation and coding scheme
- the spectral efficiency scheme can be improved by allowing the D2D communication to share the wireless resources with cellular communication. Additionally, interference of both interfering links, i.e. the one from D2D transmitter to cellular base station (BS) and the one from other cellular user equipments (UEs) to the D2D receiver in a cellular uplink session, or the one from D2D transmitter to cellular UEs and the one from the cellular BS to the D2D receiver in a cellular downlink session, have been taken into account in the disclosure.
- the overhead consumption for D2D communication is reduced by allowing D2D transmitter (also called as “Tx”) to receive control messages which cater for the specific cellular UEs. In other words, the BS does not need to explicitly send MCS information to all D2D transmitters or receivers.
- FIG. 1A illustrates a schematic diagram of a communication system in which the uplink cellular communication is interfered by the D2D communication;
- FIG. 1B illustrates a schematic diagram of a communication system in which the downlink cellular communication is interfered by the D2D communication;
- FIG. 2 illustrates a flow chart of a method 200 for performing D2D communication in a communication system according to embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 3 illustrates a flow chart of a method 300 for performing D2D communication in a communication system according to further embodiments of the invention
- FIG. 4 illustrates a flow chart of a method 400 for performing D2D communication in a communication system according to further embodiments of the invention.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a block diagram of an apparatus 500 for performing D2D communication in a communication system according to embodiments of the invention.
- each block in the flowcharts or block may represent a module, a program, or a part of code, which contains one or more executable instructions for performing specified logic functions.
- functions indicated in blocks may occur in an order differing from the order as illustrated in the figures. For example, two blocks illustrated consecutively may be actually performed in parallel substantially or in an inverse order, which depends on related functions.
- block diagrams and/or each block in the flowcharts and a combination of thereof may be implemented by a dedicated hardware-based system for performing specified functions/operations or by a combination of dedicated hardware and computer instructions.
- a user equipment may refer to a terminal, a Mobile Terminal (MT), a Subscriber Station (SS), a Portable Subscriber Station (PSS), Mobile Station (MS), or an Access Terminal (AT), and some or all of the functions of the UE, the terminal, the MT, the SS, the PSS, the MS, or the AT may be included.
- MT Mobile Terminal
- PSS Subscriber Station
- MS Mobile Station
- AT Access Terminal
- a base station may refer to a node B (NodeB or NB) or an evolved NodeB (eNodeB or eNB).
- a base station may be a macrocell BS or a small cell BS.
- a macrocell BS may be a base station which manages a macrocell, for example, a macro eNB
- a small cell BS may be a base station which manages a small cell, for example, a pico eNB, a femto eNB, and some other suitable low power nodes.
- FIG. 1A illustrates a schematic diagram of a communication system in which the uplink cellular communication is interfered by the D2D communication.
- the communication environment of FIG. 1A illustrates a LTE system.
- the system illustratively comprises a BS 110 , a UE 111 , a UE 112 , a D2D transmitter 113 and a D2D receiver 114 .
- the UE 111 is being served by the BS 110 , specifically, the UE 111 is communicating with the BS 110 in uplink (i.e., the UE 111 and the BS 110 are in uplink cellular communication); and the D2D transmitter 113 and a D2D receiver 114 are in D2D communication, specifically, the D2D transmitter 113 is transmitting data to the D2D receiver 114 .
- the D2D receiver 114 may play a role of a D2D transmitter for transmitting data and the D2D transmitter 113 may play a role of a D2D receiver for receiving data.
- the D2D transmitter 113 and the D2D receiver 114 are only illustrated in FIG. 1A for example, rather than limitation.
- the BS 110 may suffer the interference from the D2D transmitter 113 when receiving data transmitted in the uplink from the UE 111 .
- the BS 110 may be considered as a “victim receiver”.
- FIG. 1B illustrates a schematic diagram of a communication system in which the downlink cellular communication is interfered by the D2D communication.
- the communication environment of FIG. 1B illustrates a LTE system.
- the system illustratively comprises a BS 120 , a UE 121 , a UE 122 , a D2D transmitter 123 and a D2D receiver 124 .
- the UE 121 is being served by the BS 120 , specifically, the BS 120 is transmitting data to the UE 121 in downlink (i.e., the UE 121 and the BS 120 are in downlink cellular communication); the UE 122 is also being served by the BS 120 , specifically, the BS 120 is transmitting data to the UE 122 in downlink (i.e., the UE 122 and the BS 120 are in downlink cellular communication); and the D2D transmitter 123 and a D2D receiver 124 are in D2D communication, specifically, the D2D transmitter 123 is transmitting data to the D2D receiver 124 .
- the D2D receiver 124 may play a role of a D2D transmitter for transmitting data and the D2D transmitter 123 may play a role of a D2D receiver for receiving data.
- the D2D transmitter 123 and the D2D receiver 124 are only illustrated in FIG. 1B for example, rather than limitation.
- the UE 121 and/or the UE 122 may suffer the interference from the D2D transmitter 113 when receiving data transmitted in the downlink from the BS 120 .
- the UE 121 and/or the UE 122 may be considered as a “victim receiver”.
- the D2D transmitter and the D2D receiver may be located within one cell, or located in different neighboring cells.
- the “victim receiver” when the cellular communication is in uplink, the “victim receiver” may be the BS manages the cell; and when the cellular communication is in downlink, the “victim receiver” may be one or more UEs which are communicating with the BS in downlink.
- the “victim receiver” when the cellular communication is in uplink, the “victim receiver” may be the BS manages the cell in which the D2D transmitter is located; and when the cellular communication is in downlink, the “victim receiver” may be one or more UEs which are communicating with the BS (which manages the cell in which the D2D transmitter is located) in downlink.
- the communication system may at least comprise a BS and a UE in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the communication system may be implemented as the system illustrated in FIG. 1A or FIG. 1B .
- step S 201 MCS information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE is obtained.
- the cellular communication may be in uplink, that is, an uplink cellular communication.
- the MCS information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE may be obtained by obtaining the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE, wherein the MCS information is designated by the BS to the UE.
- the cellular communication may be in downlink, that is, a downlink cellular communication.
- the MCS information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE may be obtained by obtaining the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE, wherein the MCS information is determined by the BS based on CQI measured by the UE in response to receiving reference signals from the BS.
- a transmitting power for the D2D communication is determined based on the MCS information, so as to reduce the interference from the D2D communication to the normal communication.
- the transmitting power for the D2D communication may be determined by obtaining a power limit for all of at least one shared subband which is shared by the D2D communication and the cellular communication based on the MCS information; and determining the transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the power limit.
- the cellular communication is in uplink.
- the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband may be determined by obtaining the channel information from the UE to the BS based on the MCS information; obtaining channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS; and calculating the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS, and outage probability of the uplink.
- the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS may be obtained by calculating the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter based on reference signals sent from the BS; and obtaining the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS based on channel reciprocity and the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter.
- the cellular communication is in downlink.
- the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband may be determined by obtaining the channel information from the UE to the BS based on the MCS information; obtaining channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE; and calculating the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE, and outage probability of the downlink.
- the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE may be obtained by determining the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE; and calculating the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE.
- the transmitting power for the D2D communication may be determined by obtaining the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter; and determining the transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband and the total power limitation.
- the transmitting power for the D2D communication may be determined by obtaining interference suffered by the D2D receiver; calculating a transmission rate for each of the at least one shared subband based on the obtained interference; and obtaining a subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, wherein each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- the interference suffered by the D2D receiver may be long term interference, instantaneous interference, or some other interference.
- the long term interference may be estimated based on historical interference at the D2D receiver or set as a predetermined value.
- the instantaneous interference may be measured by the D2D receiver for each of the at least one shared subband which is shared by the UE and the D2D transmitter. As such, the interference suffered by the D2D receiver may be obtained by obtaining either the long term interference to the D2D receiver or the instantaneous interference to the D2D receiver.
- the communication system may at least comprise a BS and a UE in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the communication system may be implemented as the system illustrated in FIG. 1A or FIG. 1B .
- the cellular communication is in uplink, that is, an uplink cellular communication.
- the cellular communication is in downlink, that is, a downlink cellular communication.
- step S 301 MCS information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE is obtained, which is designated by a BS to the UE.
- the MCS information may be designated by the BS to the UE, and then the BS may transmit the MCS information to the UE.
- the D2D transmitter may listen to the MCS information sent from the BS to the UE and obtain the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE.
- the MCS information may at least comprise a MCS index which indicates the modulation and coding scheme designated by the BS for the UE.
- the UE may use the modulation and coding scheme designated by the MCS information to perform cellular communication, e.g., uplink cellular communication with the BS.
- the BS may signal D2D transmitter which subbands can be shared through downlink control channel.
- D2D transmitter may listen to the downlink control channel and find at least one shared uplink subband. Based on the obtained MCS information, the D2D transmitter may know corresponding transmission mode at least one shared subband, such as MCS, Quan-SINR, etc.
- step S 302 channel information from the UE to the BS is obtained based on the MCS information.
- the D2D transmitter may decide its transmission power on each shared subband by solving throughput maximization problem and waits for the upcoming uplink session.
- the D2D transmitter may acquire some parameters in advance, for example, the channel information from the UE to the BS, channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS, total power limitation at the D2D transmitter, and so on.
- the channel information from the UE to the BS may comprise channel gain from the UE to the BS, long-term mean value and distribution of the channel, and so on.
- the long-term mean value may be obtained based on pathloss of the channel, and the distribution may be Rayleigh, which represents fast fading, for example.
- reference signals may be employed in obtaining the channel gain from the UE to the BS, and the channel gain may be varied in a range of values corresponding to a set of modulation and coding schemes.
- the employed modulation and coding scheme may be determined from the MCS information, which may be obtained in step S 301 .
- channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS is obtained based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS.
- the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS may be statistical information on the channel from the D2D transmitter to the BS, for example, the mean value, distribution, and so on of the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS.
- the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS may be obtained by several ways.
- the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter may be calculated based on reference signals sent from the BS, and then the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS may be obtained based on channel reciprocity and the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter.
- the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband which is shared by the D2D communication and the cellular communication is calculated based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS, and outage probability of the uplink.
- the outage probability of the uplink may be predetermined at the BS.
- the outage probability of the uplink may be set according to experience of the operator of the communication system or those skilled in the art.
- the outage probability of the uplink may be set according to concrete communication conditions of the communication system.
- the channel information from the UE to the BS may be denoted as g
- the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS may be denoted as h D,BS
- the outage probability of the uplink may be denoted as ⁇ UL .
- the outage probability of the uplink ⁇ UL may be 10%.
- the power limit P D,l may be obtained based on the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband.
- the power limit P D,l may be set as the maximum value of the applicable power.
- the applicable power (denoted as P D,l ) may be calculated from the following formula:
- P D,l represents the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband (for example, if there are totally S shared subbands, P D,l represents applicable power for the S shared subbands);
- the subscript l represents the l th modulation and coding scheme obtained based on the MCS information; the subscript D represents that it is related to the D2D transmitter;
- P UE represents transmission power of the UE;
- N 0 is the background noise; and I indicates the intercell interference (ICI).
- N 0 and I may be obtained according to existing means, so the relevant details are omitted here.
- P UE channel gains follow Rayleigh distribution
- the variance of N 0 and I may be constant.
- n th UE there may be several UEs which are in cellular communication with the BS.
- uplink sessions between the BS and different UEs.
- “g” shown in the formula (1) represents the channel information from the n th UE to the BS.
- the embodiments simply take the n th UE for example.
- step S 305 the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter is obtained.
- the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter may be predetermined by its producer, operator, marketer, etc.
- the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter may be set as a fixed value according to specific conditions of the communication system to which it is applied.
- the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter may be obtained in various ways, and the above examples are shown for illustration, rather than limitation.
- step S 306 interference suffered by the D2D receiver is obtained.
- the interference suffered by the D2D receiver may be obtained by obtaining long term interference to the D2D receiver.
- the long term interference may be estimated based on historical interference at the D2D receiver or set as a predetermined value.
- the long term interference may be determined by the D2D receiver or some other apparatus for which information on historical interference is available, and then the D2D receiver or some other apparatus may sent the long term interference to the D2D transmitter periodically or at predefined instants.
- the long term interference may be determined by the D2D transmitter, and in this case, the D2D transmitter may collect the information on historical interference at the D2D receiver periodically or at predefined instants to derive the long term interference.
- the interference suffered by the D2D receiver may be obtained by obtaining instantaneous interference to the D2D receiver.
- the instantaneous interference may be measured by the D2D receiver for each of the at least one shared subband which is shared by the UE and the D2D transmitter.
- the D2D receiver may measure the instantaneous interference in response to the request from the D2D transmitter, and then report it to the D2D transmitter.
- the D2D receiver may measure the instantaneous interference periodically or at predefined instants and report it to the D2D transmitter initiatively or periodically.
- a transmission rate for each of the at least one shared subband is calculated based on the obtained interference.
- k s may be obtained as follows:
- ⁇ s ⁇ D ⁇ g _ D ( 1 - ⁇ D ) ⁇ I D , s - ⁇ D ⁇ ⁇ 2 / log ⁇ ( 1 - ⁇ D ) ( 3 )
- ⁇ D represents the outage threshold for the D2D transmission
- g D represents the average channel gain between the D2D transmitter and the D2D receiver
- I D,s represents the interference level at the D2D receiver on subband s
- ⁇ 2 represents the background Gaussian noise power.
- a subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband is obtained by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, wherein each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- the subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband may be denoted as P D,l(s),s , which, as motioned above, represents the subband transmission power for the s th subband in view of the l th modulation and coding scheme.
- P D,l(s),s may be obtained by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, meanwhile meeting the requirements that each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- P D,l(s),s may be obtained by solving the following:
- the interference level may be instantaneous interference to the D2D receiver. If the instantaneous interference is not available at the D2D transmitter, the D2D transmitter may refer to the long term interference and apply it to all subbands.
- the transmitting power to be used by the D2D transmitter may be determined accordingly.
- channel information may be obtained by using several known means in the art.
- the communication system may at least comprise a BS and a UE in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the communication system may be implemented as the system illustrated in FIG. 1A or FIG. 1B .
- the cellular communication is in downlink, that is, a downlink cellular communication, which is different from the uplink cellular communication as illustrated with respect to FIG. 3 .
- the BS may decide the MCS information index after receiving the channel quality index (CQI) from the UE side, and then may inform the corresponding D2D transmitter; differently, in the uplink session, the BS may decide the MCS information instantaneously after measuring the pilot symbols from the UE.
- the path loss between the D2D transmitter and the UE may be calculated or estimated if D2D transmitter aspires to share the downlink resources with the UE; differently, in the uplink session, it is the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS that may be used.
- step S 401 MCS information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE is obtained, which is obtained by the BS based on CQI measured by the UE in response to receiving reference signals from the BS.
- the BS may send reference signals (RSs, e.g. CBS, DM-RS in LTE) to the UE.
- RSs reference signals
- the UE may measure the channel through the received RS s and send CQI back to the BS.
- the BS may estimate the location of the UEs whose downlink resources are going to be shared by D2D devices.
- the MCS information (e.g., MCS index) for the next downlink session may be determined by the BS from the CQI feedbacks.
- the BS may transmit the MCS information to the UE.
- the D2D transmitter may listen to the MCS information sent from the BS to the UE and obtain the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE.
- the MCS information may at least comprise a MCS index which indicates the modulation and coding scheme designated by the BS for the UE.
- the UE may use the modulation and coding scheme designated by the MCS information to perform cellular communication, e.g., downlink cellular communication with the BS.
- the channel information from the BS to the UE is obtained based on the MCS information.
- the D2D transmitter may decide its transmission power on each shared subband by solving throughput maximization problem and waits for the upcoming downlink session.
- the D2D transmitter may acquire some parameters in advance, for example, the channel information from the BS to the UE, channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE, total power limitation at the D2D transmitter, and so on.
- the channel information from the BS to the UE may comprise channel gain from the BS to the UE, long-term mean value and distribution of the channel, and so on.
- the long-term mean value may be obtained based on pathloss of the channel, and the distribution may be Rayleigh, which represents fast fading, for example.
- reference signals may be employed in obtaining the channel gain from the BS to the UE, and the channel gain may be varied in a range of values corresponding to a set of modulation and coding schemes.
- the employed modulation and coding scheme may be determined from the MCS information, which may be obtained in step S 401 .
- channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE is obtained based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE.
- the D2D transmitter may calculate the distance between itself and the UE. Pathloss may be derived from this distance with various channel models or wireless com scenarios, e.g. UMa, UMi, and so on.
- the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE may be obtained by determining the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE; and calculating the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE.
- the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE may be determined in several ways.
- the D2D transmitter may request the BS for the UE's location and calculate the distance between itself and the UE.
- the D2D transmitter may communicate directly with the UE directly and ask the UE for its location.
- the above examples are only for illustration, and several other ways may be implemented to obtain the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE.
- the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband which is shared by the D2D communication and the cellular communication is calculated based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE, and outage probability of the downlink.
- the outage probability of the downlink may be predetermined at the BS.
- the outage probability of the downlink may be set according to experience of the operator of the communication system or those skilled in the art.
- the outage probability of the downlink may be set according to concrete communication conditions of the communication system.
- the channel information from the BS to the UE may be denoted as g
- the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE may be denoted as h D,UE
- the outage probability of the downlink may be denoted as ⁇ DL .
- the outage probability of the downlink ⁇ DL may be 10%.
- the power limit P D,l may be obtained based on the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband.
- the power limit P D,l may be set as the maximum value of the applicable power.
- the applicable power (denoted as P D,l ) may be calculated from the following formula:
- P D,l represents the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband (for example, if there are totally S shared subbands, P D,l represents applicable power for the S shared subbands); the subscript l represents the l th modulation and coding scheme obtained based on the MCS information; the subscript D represents that it is related to the D2D transmitter; P BS represents transmission power of the BS; N 0 is the background noise; and I indicates the intercell interference (ICI).
- ICI intercell interference
- N 0 and I may be obtained according to existing means, so the relevant details are omitted here.
- P BS channel gains follow Rayleigh distribution
- the variance of N 0 and I may be constant.
- n th UE there may be several UEs which are in cellular communication with the BS.
- n th UE there may be several downlink sessions between the BS and different UEs.
- “g” shown in the formula (5) represents the channel information from the BS to the n th UE.
- the embodiments simply take the n th UE for example, thus the label “n” does not appears in formula (5).
- the methods according to the present invention are also applicable.
- step S 405 the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter is obtained.
- the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter may be predetermined by its producer, operator, marketer, etc.
- the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter may be set as a fixed value according to specific conditions of the communication system to which it is applied.
- step S 305 This step is similar to step S 305 , and all details discussed in step S 305 are applicable to step S 405 .
- step S 406 interference suffered by the D2D receiver is obtained.
- the interference suffered by the D2D receiver may be obtained by obtaining long term interference or instantaneous interference to the D2D receiver.
- step S 306 This step is similar to step S 306 , and all details discussed in step S 306 are applicable to step S 406 .
- a transmission rate for each of the at least one shared subband is calculated based on the obtained interference.
- the transmission rate for a shared subband may be calculated in several ways. For example, assuming there are S subbands which are shared between the D2D transmitter and the UE, the transmission rate for the s th shared subband may be obtained by formula (2) and (3).
- a subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband is obtained by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, wherein each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- the subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband may be denoted as P D,l(s),s , which, as motioned above, represents the subband transmission power for the s th subband in view of the l th modulation and coding scheme.
- P D,l(s),s may be obtained by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, meanwhile meeting the requirements that each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- P D,l(s),s may be obtained by solving the formula (4).
- the transmitting power to be used by the D2D transmitter may be determined accordingly.
- channel information may be obtained by using several known means in the art.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a block diagram of an apparatus 500 for performing D2D communication in a communication system according to embodiments of the invention.
- the communication system may at least comprise a BS and a UE in cellular communication with the BS, and wherein the D2D communication is performed between a D2D transmitter and a D2D receiver and interferes with the cellular communication.
- the communication system may be implemented as the system illustrated in FIG. 1A or FIG. 1B .
- the apparatus 500 may be implemented in the D2D transmitter or some other places which is suitable for implementing the apparatus 500 .
- the apparatus 500 may comprise: a obtaining unit 510 configured to obtain modulation and coding scheme (MCS) information on the cellular communication between the BS and the UE; and a determining unit 520 configured to determine a transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the MCS information, so as to reduce the interference from the D2D communication to the cellular communication.
- MCS modulation and coding scheme
- the cellular communication may be in uplink
- the obtaining unit 510 may comprise: means configured to obtain the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE, wherein the MCS information is designated by the BS to the UE.
- the cellular communication is may be in downlink
- the obtaining unit 510 may comprise: means configured to obtain the MCS information transmitted from the BS to the UE, wherein the MCS information is determined by the BS based on CQI measured by the UE in response to receiving reference signals from the BS.
- the determining unit 520 may comprise: obtaining means configured to obtain a power limit for all of at least one shared subband which is shared by the D2D communication and the cellular communication based on the MCS information; and determining means configured to determine the transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the power limit.
- the cellular communication may be in uplink
- the obtaining means may comprise: means configured to obtain the channel information from the UE to the BS based on the MCS information; means configured to obtain channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS; and means configured to calculate the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS, and outage probability of the uplink.
- the means configured to obtain channel information from the D2D transmitter to the BS based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS may comprise: means configured to calculate the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter based on reference signals sent from the BS; and means configured to obtain the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the BS based on channel reciprocity and the pathloss from the BS to the D2D transmitter.
- the cellular communication may be in downlink
- the obtaining means may comprise: means configured to obtain the channel information from the BS to the UE based on the MCS information; means configured to obtain channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE; and means configured to calculate the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband based on the channel information from the UE to the BS, the channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE, and outage probability of the downlink.
- the means configured to obtain channel information from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE may comprise: means configured to determine the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE; and means configured to calculate the pathloss from the D2D transmitter to the UE based on the distance between the D2D transmitter and the UE.
- the determining means may comprise: means configured to obtain the total power limitation at the D2D transmitter; and means configured to determine the transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband and the total power limitation.
- the means configured to determine the transmitting power for the D2D communication based on the power limit for all of the at least one shared subband and the total power limitation may comprise: means configured to obtain interference suffered by the D2D receiver; means configured to calculate a transmission rate for each of the at least one shared subband based on the obtained interference; and means configured to obtain a subband transmitting power for each of the at least one shared subband by maximizing the sum of the calculated transmission rate, wherein each subband transmitting power does not exceed the power limit for the corresponding subband, and the sum of subband transmitting powers does not exceed the total power limitation.
- the means configured to obtain interference suffered by the D2D receiver may comprise: means configured to obtain long term interference to the D2D receiver, wherein the long term interference is estimated based on historical interference at the D2D receiver or set as a predetermined value.
- the means configured to obtain interference suffered by the D2D receiver may comprise: means configured to obtain instantaneous interference to the D2D receiver, wherein the instantaneous interference is measured by the D2D receiver for each of at least one shared subband which is shared by the UE and the D2D transmitter.
- the apparatus 500 may be configured to implement functionalities as described with reference to FIGS. 2-4 . Therefore, the features discussed with respect to any of methods 200 , 300 and 400 may apply to the corresponding components of the apparatus 500 . It is further noted that the components of the apparatus 500 may be embodied in hardware, software, firmware, and/or any combination thereof. For example, the components of the apparatus 500 may be respectively implemented by a circuit, a processor or any other appropriate device. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the aforesaid examples are only for illustration not limitation.
- the apparatus 500 comprises at least one processor.
- the at least one processor suitable for use with embodiments of the present disclosure may include, by way of example, both general and special purpose processors already known or developed in the future.
- the apparatus 500 further comprises at least one memory.
- the at least one memory may include, for example, semiconductor memory devices, e.g., RAM, ROM, EPROM, EEPROM, and flash memory devices.
- the at least one memory may be used to store program of computer executable instructions.
- the program can be written in any high-level and/or low-level compliable or interpretable programming languages.
- the computer executable instructions may be configured, with the at least one processor, to cause the apparatus 500 to at least perform according to any of methods 200 , 300 and 400 as discussed above.
- the present disclosure may be embodied in an apparatus, a method, or a computer program product.
- the various exemplary embodiments may be implemented in hardware or special purpose circuits, software, logic or any combination thereof.
- some aspects may be implemented in hardware, while other aspects may be implemented in firmware or software which may be executed by a controller, microprocessor or other computing device, although the disclosure is not limited thereto.
- FIGS. 2-4 may be viewed as method steps, and/or as operations that result from operation of computer program code, and/or as a plurality of coupled logic circuit elements constructed to carry out the associated function(s).
- At least some aspects of the exemplary embodiments of the disclosures may be practiced in various components such as integrated circuit chips and modules, and that the exemplary embodiments of this disclosure may be realized in an apparatus that is embodied as an integrated circuit, FPGA or ASIC that is configurable to operate in accordance with the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.
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wherein PD,l represents the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband (for example, if there are totally S shared subbands, PD,l represents applicable power for the S shared subbands); the subscript l represents the lth modulation and coding scheme obtained based on the MCS information; the subscript D represents that it is related to the D2D transmitter; PUE represents transmission power of the UE; N0 is the background noise; and I indicates the intercell interference (ICI). As can be appreciated by those skilled in the art, N0 and I may be obtained according to existing means, so the relevant details are omitted here. For example, by assuming that channel gains follow Rayleigh distribution, PUE, and the variance of N0 and I may be constant. Thus, it can be analytically derived the explicit form of the maximum transmission power of the D2D transmitter, that is, the power limit of the D2D transmitter for the lth shared subband.
R s=log(1+k s P D,l(s),s) (2)
where Rs represents the transmission rate for the sth shared subband; PD,l(s),s represents the transmission power to be employed by the D2D transmitter for the sth subband in view of the lth modulation and coding scheme (for example, l may be the MCS index comprised in the obtained MCS information); and ks is the tuning parameter for each subband related with the interference level at the D2D receiver.
wherein εD represents the outage threshold for the D2D transmission;
where
wherein PD,l represents the applicable power for all of the at least one shared subband (for example, if there are totally S shared subbands, PD,l represents applicable power for the S shared subbands); the subscript l represents the lth modulation and coding scheme obtained based on the MCS information; the subscript D represents that it is related to the D2D transmitter; PBS represents transmission power of the BS; N0 is the background noise; and I indicates the intercell interference (ICI). As can be appreciated by those skilled in the art, N0 and I may be obtained according to existing means, so the relevant details are omitted here. For example, by assuming that channel gains follow Rayleigh distribution, PBS, and the variance of N0 and I may be constant. Thus, it can be analytically derived the explicit form of the maximum transmission power of the D2D transmitter, that is, the power limit of the D2D transmitter for the lth shared subband.
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