Text Proposal of PC-A-MAP IE Assignment in IEEE D3 ( ) IEEE Presentation Submission Template (Rev. 9) Document Number: IEEE C802.16m-09/2859r2 Date Submitted: Source: Jeongho Park, Hokyu Choi Voice: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Wookbong Lee LG Electronics Rongzhen Yang, Yi Hsuan Intel Re: IEEE /0073, “IEEE Working Group Letter Ballot Recirc #30b: Announcement” Base Contribution: None Purpose: Discussion and Approval Notice: This document does not represent the agreed views of the IEEE Working Group or any of its subgroups. It represents only the views of the participants listed in the “Source(s)” field above. It is offered as a basis for discussion. It is not binding on the contributor(s), who reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release: The contributor grants a free, irrevocable license to the IEEE to incorporate material contained in this contribution, and any modifications thereof, in the creation of an IEEE Standards publication; to copyright in the IEEE’s name any IEEE Standards publication even though it may include portions of this contribution; and at th e IEEE’s sole discretion to permit others to reproduce in whole or in part the resulting IEEE Standards publication. The contributor also acknowledges and accepts that this contribution may be made public by IEEE Patent Policy: The contributor is familiar with the IEEE-SA Patent Policy and Procedures: and. Further information is located at and.
UL Transmit Power Control (TPC) Current AWD defines PC-A-MAP IE –This IE is TPC command for TX power correction –PC-A-MAP IE has 2 bit-field -0.5dB, 0dB, 0.5dB, 1.0dB –AMS should interpret this IE as correction value to current tone power
How to Assign PC-A-MAP? Explicit Way –FBCH Alloc IE can include a field which indicates the PC-A-MAP location to a MS –The field size is dependent on total number of channels per subframes overhead increase Implicit Way –By coupling with assignment of UL reference signal, additional explicit assignment might not be necessary –One good reference is FBCH allocation No overhead increase Suggestion is “Implicit Assignment of PC-A- MAP”
Implicit Assignment FFBCH is assigned to active AMS (practically mandatory) We can exploit FFBCH assignment index for PC-A-MAP assignment index –BS can estimate UL SINR based on FBCH –PC-A-MAP field is set based on estimated UL SINR PC-A-MAP assignment can be coupled with FFBCH assignment
Answers to Concerns on Implicit Way Period of PC-A-MAP –Same period with FFBCH period is not inappropriate? –The more frequent PC-A-MAP than FFBCH would be meaningless if there is no UL reference signal for UL SINR estimation Therefore, same period with FBCH is what PC-A-MAP can have at most if there is not any other UL reference signal –The less frequent PC-A-MAP than FFBCH would result in lack of information for power control on FFBCH transmission Overhead PC-A-MAP IE of the proposal –This proposal request all MSs who transmits FFBCH to be assigned PC-A- MAP –Considering 320 users per sector and FDD frame with 8 subframes, 40 users per subframe need to be assigned PC-A-MAP –This results in total 80 tones (< 1 LRU) in case of 2 tones for PC-A-MAP IE, 160 tones (~1.5 LRU) in case of 4 tones for a PC-A-MAP IE
Assignment Rule Example (FDD) ABS assigns FFBCH to AMS#1 in UL subframe#3 with 5ms –Then, PC-A-MAP is automatically assigned in DL #7 –Exact location in DL#7 is determined by the order of AMS#1’s FFBCH in UL subframe#3
Assignment Rule Example (H-FDD) In H-FDD systems, certain subframes can have limited transmission due to reception of SFH –Subframe #0, #1 and #7 are not used for UL transmission –Subframe #3, #4 and #5 are not used for DL transmission accordingly –Only Subframe #2 and #6 are used for both DL and UL transmission
Assignment Rule Example (TDD) In TDD Systems, –Total number of UL FFBCH per ‘frame’ should be same to total number of UL PC-A-MAP IE per ‘frame’ –In example, period of FFBCH 1 frame and 2 frame for MS#1 and MS#2 respectively
Range of PC-A-MAP IE Number of LRU for FBCH in SP3 : 4bits (0~15LRUs) –FBCH = H-FBCH + F-FBCH Number of LRU for H-FBCH in SP1 : 2bits –Pre-determined number according to Bandwidth Number of Channels for F-FBCH # of H-FBCH# of FBCH# of H-FBCH# of FBCH# of H-FBCH# of FBCH 5MHz 10MHz 20MH # of FBCH in LRU # of FBCH Number of channels for FFBCH # of H-FBCH5MHz 0b00 : b01 : b10 : b11 : # of H-FBCH10MHz 0b00 : b01 : b10 : b11 : # of H-FBCH20MHz 0b00 : b01 : b10 : b11 : H-FBCHF-FBCH FBCH
Proposed Text : Remedy #1 Insert the following text, Table XX and Table YY in page 394, line 56 of IEEEP802.16m/D3 (under the Table 810- PC-A-MAP IE format) For FDD/H-FDD systems, when F-FBCH is assigned to AMS, the corresponding PC-A-MAP IE to the AMS automatically follows the assignment location defined in Table XX. In the table, P is allocation period of F-FBCH by Feedback Allocation A-MAP IE (refer to Table 818-Feedback Allocation A-MAP IE) in terms of subframe. And N is the available number of subframes in a frame and F-FBCH channel index is channel index field specified in Feedback Allocation A- MAP IE. Table XX- PC-A-MAP IE Location in FDD/H-FDD systems Frame indexSubframe indexChannel index/IE index F-FBCH Locationi mq PC-A-MAP IE Location i + floor[ (m+P/2)/N ](floor(m+P/2)) mod Nq
Proposed Text : Remedy #1 (Cont’d) For TDD systems, when FFBCH is assigned to AMS, the corresponding PC-A-MAP IE to the AMS automatically follows the assignment location defined in Table YY. In the table, s is defined as s = Q * m +q where N : total number of subframes in a frame (N=D+U) D : total available number of downlink subframes in a frame U : total available number of uplink subframes in a frame Q : total number of FFBCH in a uplink subframe given by Q = N fb *UL_FEEDBACK_SIZE – L HFB /3 where N fb is 3 in Mzone and 4 in Lzone with PUSC, and L HFB is the number of UL HARQ channels defined in S-SFH SP1 q : the channel index specified in Feedback Allocation A-MAP IE m : Available UL subframe index (0≤m≤U-1) T : total number of PC-A-MAP IE in downlink subframe, T = ceil(U*Q/D) Table YY- PC-A-MAP IE Location in TDD systems Frame indexSubframe indexChannel/IE index F-FBCH Locationi mq PC-A-MAP IE Location i + 1(floor(s/T)) mod Ns mod T
Proposed Text : Remedy #2 Change the line 26~27 in page 377 (table 801) as Power control channel resource size indicator2Total number of PC-A-MAP IE, N PC-A- MAP-IE,is 0b00 : 0 (No Use of PC-A-MAP IE for UL power correction) 0b01 : 14 if UFPC is 0, or 24 0b10 : 28 if UFPC is 0, or 56 0b11 : 43 if UFPC is 0, or 86
Proposed Text : Remedy #3 Change the line 21~61 in page 373 as Power Control A-MAP Power Control A-MAP (PC-A-MAP) contains PC-A-MAP-IEs for closed-loop power control power correction of the uplink transmission. The ABS shall transmit PC-A-MAP-IE to every AMS which operates in closed-loop power control mode transmits FFBCH. The location of PC-A-MAP-IE is specified in Table XX and Table YY. Figure 513 shows the construction procedure of PC-A-MAP symbols from PC-A-MAP-IE. The i th PC-A-MAP-IE shall have the size of 2 bits according to power correction value. The i th and (i+1) th PC-A-MAP IEs shall be mapped to two QPSK symbols as depicted in Figure 513. Only the i th PC-A- MAP may also be mapped to two QPSK symbols for transmitting to the corresponding MS with poor channel quality. Power scaling by sqrt(Pi) (0 i N PC-A-MAP-IE )shall be applied to the i th PC-A-MAP-IE where N PC-A-MAP-IE is the number of PC-A-MAP-IEs and sqrt(Pi) is the value determined by the management entity to satisfy the link performance. The QPSK symbols are repeated N rep,PC-A-MAP-IE times, where N rep,PC-A-MAP-IE equals two if A-A-MAP MCS selection field in SFH SP1 is 0b0, and four if A-A-MAP MCS selection field is 0b1. (x2) (x N rep,PC-A-MAP-IE )