Joint channel correction method, joint channel correction unit and base station
First Claim
1. A joint channel correction method used for joint channel correction between base stations in a base station set, wherein the base station set comprises at least two base stations, each base station in the base station set comprises a remote radio unit (RRU), and at least one base station in the base station set is connected to a joint channel correction unit, so that all the base stations in the base station set share a common reference transmit end and a common reference receive end;
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sending, by the common reference transmit end, an uplink correction signal to each base station in the base station set, wherein the uplink correction signal is used to calculate an uplink channel estimation value of each base station;
receiving, by the common reference receive end, a downlink correction signal sent by each base station in the base station set, wherein the downlink correction signal is used to calculate a downlink channel estimation value of each base station; and
completing channel self-correction of each base station according to the uplink channel estimation value and the downlink channel estimation value of each base station.
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present invention provide a joint channel correction method, a joint channel correction unit and a base station. The joint channel correction method can implement joint channel correction between base stations in a base station set. At least one base station in the base station set is connected to the joint channel correction unit, so that all base stations in the base station set share a common reference transmit end and a common reference receive end.
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20 Claims
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1. A joint channel correction method used for joint channel correction between base stations in a base station set, wherein the base station set comprises at least two base stations, each base station in the base station set comprises a remote radio unit (RRU), and at least one base station in the base station set is connected to a joint channel correction unit, so that all the base stations in the base station set share a common reference transmit end and a common reference receive end;
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the method comprises; sending, by the common reference transmit end, an uplink correction signal to each base station in the base station set, wherein the uplink correction signal is used to calculate an uplink channel estimation value of each base station; receiving, by the common reference receive end, a downlink correction signal sent by each base station in the base station set, wherein the downlink correction signal is used to calculate a downlink channel estimation value of each base station; and completing channel self-correction of each base station according to the uplink channel estimation value and the downlink channel estimation value of each base station. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A joint channel correction method, used for joint channel correction between a serving base station and a coordinated base station, comprising:
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obtaining a beamforming BF gain value corresponding to each minimum unit, wherein the minimum unit comprises at least one subcarrier; estimating a residual delay τ and
an initial phase θ
int between channels of the serving base station and the coordinated base station according to the obtained BF gain value; andcalculating a joint channel receive compensation factor or a joint channel transmit compensation factor of each subcarrier of the coordinated base station according to the τ and
θ
int, so that the coordinated base station adjusts, by using the joint channel receive compensation factor or the joint channel transmit compensation factor, a ratio of a transmit-receive intermediate radio frequency channel response to be consistent with a ratio of a transmit-receive intermediate radio frequency channel response of the serving base station, thereby completing joint channel correction between the serving base station and the coordinated base station. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18)
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19. A joint channel correction unit, connected to at least one base station in a base station set, wherein:
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the joint channel correction unit comprises a first combiner and a second combiner; a combining end of the first combiner is connected to a combining end of the second combiner; a dividing end of the first combiner is connected to a first self-correction channel interface of at least one base station in the base station set; and different dividing ends of the second combiner are separately connected to second self-correction channel interfaces of all base stations in the base station set; or, the joint channel correction unit comprises the second combiner, wherein the combining end of the second combiner is connected to the first self-correction channel interface of any base station in the base station set, and different dividing ends of the second combiner are separately connected to second self-correction channel interfaces of all base stations in the base station set.
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20. A base station, comprising a remote radio unit (RRU) and a coupling disc, wherein a first self-correction channel interface and a first service bearer interface that interwork with each other are disposed on the RRU, a second self-correction channel interface and a second service bearer interface that interwork with each other are disposed on the coupling disc, and the first service bearer interface interworks with the second service bearer interface, wherein
a first coupled circuit and a third combiner are built in, and a third self-correction channel interface is disposed on the coupling disc; - and
a dividing end of the third combiner is connected to the second service bearer interface by using the first coupled circuit, another dividing end of the third combiner is connected to the third self-correction channel interface, and a combining end of the third combiner is connected to the second self-correction channel interface.
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