COMPROMISE RESOURCE ALLOCATION FIELD SIZE WHEN AGGREGATING COMPONENT CARRIERS OF DIFFERING SIZE
申请公布号:WO2011087418(A1)
申请号:WO2010SE50751
申请日期:2010.06.30
申请公布日期:2011.07.21
发明人:BALDEMAIR, ROBERT;LARSSON, DANIEL;GERSTENBERGER, DIRK;PARKVALL, STEFAN
分类号:H04L5/00
主分类号:H04L5/00
摘要:<p>Methods and arrangements for resource allocation in a telecommunication system in which aggregation of component carriers is applied. The size of the resource allocation field is determined based on the transmission bandwidth of a selection of component carriers. The selection of component carriers comprises the component carrier on which the resource allocation message is monitored and the component carriers which are cross-scheduled from said component carrier. The resource allocation message comprising the resource allocation field with the determined size is transmitted to the user equipment over a particular component carrier of the selection of component carriers. Furthermore, with only one size of the resource allocation field a smaller number of code word sizes needs to be monitored by the UE. This leads to a smaller number of blind decodings performed in the UE. The present invention enables a more tailored approach when determining the size of the resource allocation field to avoid too high overhead but also a too coarse resource allocation.</p>
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