WO1999063674A1 - Emetteur radio et procede de communication radio - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radio transmitter and a radio communication method for correcting the spread of an electric spectrum when transmitting a transmission wave in a burst manner.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a conventional wireless transmitter.
- reference numeral 1 denotes power for amplifying an RF signal modulated by using a GMSK (.Gaussianfi 1 tered Minimum Shift Keying) modulation method.
- the amplifier 2 outputs a large part of the power of the RF signal amplified by the power amplifier 1 to a transmitting antenna or the like (not shown), and outputs a small part to the detector 3.
- a detector that detects the power value of the RF signal When an RF signal is output, a detector that detects the power value of the RF signal, 4 is a control unit that generates a reference power value corresponding to the transmission power of the RF signal to be burst-transmitted, and 4 is a CPU , DSP, power supply circuit, audio circuit, digital / analog converter, etc.
- Reference numeral 5 denotes a differential amplifier that compares the power value of the RF signal output from the detector 3 with the reference power value output from the control unit 4 and generates a feedback signal that controls the gain of the power amplifier 1. .
- a wireless transmitter used in a mobile communication device represented by a mobile phone or the like is capable of transmitting an RF signal, which is a transmitted wave, even when a change in environmental conditions such as a fluctuation in a power supply voltage or a change in an ambient temperature occurs. If the transmission power is used in the system In general, it is equipped with an APC (Automatic Power Control 1) circuit to keep it within the range of standards.
- APC Automatic Power Control 1
- the APC circuit is a negative feedback circuit.
- the gain of the power amplifier 1 is reduced by the feedback signal, and when the power of the RF signal decreases, the gain of the power amplifier 1 is increased by the feedback signal. And output a constant power RF signal.
- the RF signal as a transmission wave is not transmitted continuously but is transmitted in a burst manner.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a TDMA frame configuration, which is a GSM (G1oba1SystemforMobilican ommu niica tions) system used worldwide in Europe and elsewhere.
- GSM Global SystemforMobilican ommu niica tions
- One TDMA frame is 4.62 msec, and has the following configuration.
- FIG. 3 illustrates this state as the operation state of the wireless transmitter.
- radio waves are transmitted in the section of “transmission ⁇ N”, but “transmission O F F
- the transmitter is turned off and the radio wave is not transmitted. You.
- the rise time and fall time of the transmission wave are determined by the standard of the system used.
- Fig. 4 is specified by the GSM standard.
- the time differs depending on the type of transmission burst, but the rise and fall times need to be processed within 28 us each.
- the power spectrum needs an infinite band, and the sideband rises, so that the standard of the transmission spectrum cannot be satisfied.
- band limiting is generally performed.
- a method of passing a modulated base band signal through a band-limited filter such as a cosine roll-off filter that satisfies the Nyquist criterion is used.
- this method requires that the system after modulation by the baseband signal is basically linear, and that the system such as ⁇ / 4 shift QPS Often used in systems using modulation schemes.
- the GMS ⁇ modulation described in this conventional example has a constant envelope, and in terms of current consumption, that is, the talk time of the device, the power It is rare to use a linear amplifier 1.
- the band limitation of the electric spectrum in the conventional example shown in Fig. 1 controls the rising and falling portions of the RF signal, which is the actual transmission wave, by adjusting the gain of the power amplifier 1 with the feedback signal. In effect, it is controlled by the reference power value output from the control unit 4.
- data (reference power value) corresponding to the rising and falling portions of the transmission wave is stored in the memory in the control unit 4.
- the adjustment value may be stored while monitoring the time mask on the time axis of the power of the RF signal and the electric spectrum on the frequency axis. Alternatively, it may be obtained in advance by calculation.
- a method of creating a data using a window function theory such as a Hamming window and a Hanning window can be considered.
- the power amplifier 1 limits the band of the RF signal, and FIG. 5 shows this state.
- this waveform means that it is cut out by a “window” as shown in (b). If this window is taken as a function of time, however, the above-mentioned data can be obtained by calculation.
- the conventional wireless transmitter is configured as described above, If the shape of the output reference power value on the time axis matches the shape of the RF signal on the time axis, it is possible to accurately suppress the spread of the electrical spectrum, but in practice, the reference power value Because the shape on the time axis of the RF signal does not always match the shape on the time axis of the RF signal, there was a problem that every time a wireless transmitter was manufactured, the reference power value had to be adjusted one by one. .
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and a radio transmitter and a radio transmission method capable of accurately suppressing a band spread of an electric spectrum without adjusting a reference power value after manufacturing. The purpose is to obtain. Disclosure of the invention
- a wireless transmitter calculates an ideal value by adding an error component at a reference time to a theoretical value, and compares the ideal value with the error component to generate a reference level.
- the wireless transmitter controls the gain of the first amplifying means based on the error component detected by the detecting means.
- the wireless transmitter according to the present invention uses the theoretical value indicating the burst waveform as a window function. This is provided with a calculation means for performing calculation using the data.
- a wireless transmitter calculates an envelope value from a baseband signal, calculates an error component by comparing an envelope value at a reference time with a specified power value, and converts the error component into an envelope at each time.
- a calculation means is provided to calculate the theoretical value by adding to the value.
- the method can be applied to distortion compensation of a transmission system of a device corresponding to a system using a linear modulation method.
- the detection unit is configured using a subtractor that subtracts a power level from a theoretical value and outputs an error component, and the subtractor calculates the ideal value calculated by the calculation unit.
- the generation means is configured by using a subtractor that outputs a reference level by subtracting the output error component.
- a wireless transmitter is configured such that an arithmetic unit is configured using an adder that adds an error component at a reference time point to a theoretical value and outputs an ideal value.
- a wireless transmitter is configured such that, when a timing signal is received, an error component at a reference time point is held, and an arithmetic unit is configured using a sample hold circuit that outputs the error component to an adder. It is.
- an error component is detected by comparing a power level with a theoretical value, and among the error components, an error component at a reference time is added to a theoretical value to calculate an ideal value.
- the reference level is generated by comparing the ideal value and the error component.
- a wireless transmission method detects an error component by comparing a power level with a theoretical value, and controls the gain of the first amplifier based on the error component.
- a theoretical value indicating a burst waveform is calculated using a window function.
- an envelope value is calculated from a base spanned signal
- an error component is calculated by comparing an envelope value at a reference time with a specified power value
- the error component is calculated at each time.
- the theoretical value is calculated by adding to the envelope value of.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a conventional wireless transmitter.
- FIG. 2 is a frame configuration diagram showing a TDMA frame.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an operation state of a conventional wireless transmitter.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a transmission time mask defined by the standard.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram for explaining band limitation of a transmission waveform.
- FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a wireless transmission method according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a table showing data of a memory table.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a table showing the details of the memory table.
- FIG. 11 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- 11 is a power amplifier (amplifying means) for amplifying an RF signal modulated using the GMSK modulation method
- 12 is a diagram showing most of the power of the RF signal amplified by the power amplifier 11.
- a coupler detection means that outputs a small part to the detector 13, and outputs a small part to the detector 13.
- the power value (power) of the RF signal is output.
- an analog-to-digital converter (detection means) 14 for converting the power value detected by the detector 13 from analog to digital.
- Reference numeral 15 denotes a calculation function for calculating a theoretical value using a window function, etc., a detection function for detecting an error component by comparing the power value output from the analog / digital converter 14 with the theoretical value, and a reference.
- a control unit detection means, which has a calculating function of adding an error component at the time to a theoretical value to calculate an ideal value, a generating function of comparing the ideal value and the error component and generating a reference power value (reference level)
- the control unit 15 is composed of a CPU, DSP, power supply circuit, audio circuit, digital-to-analog converter, and so on.
- a differential amplifier (16) generates a feedback signal for controlling the gain of the power amplifier 11 by comparing the power value detected by the detector 13 with the reference power value generated by the control unit 15. Control means).
- FIG. 7 is a front view showing a wireless transmission method according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the coupler 12 takes out a small part of the power of the RF signal and outputs it to the detector 13.
- the detector 13 Upon receiving the RF signal from the coupler 12, the detector 13 detects the power value of the RF signal, and the analog / digital converter 14 converts the power value, which is the detection result of the detector 13, into an analog signal. ⁇ Digitally converted to control unit 15 Output.
- control unit 15 executes a process of correcting the shape of the rising and falling portions of the RF signal to an appropriate shape based on the power value.
- control unit 15 the processing of the control unit 15 is performed only for the section for determining the rising and falling portions of the RF signal as the transmission wave, and not for the section for determining the power value of the RF signal.
- the power value of the RF signal is determined by the feedback signal supplied to the power amplifier 11, and the feedback signal is determined by the reference power value as described in the description of the conventional example.
- control unit 15 calculates a theoretical value indicating an ideal burst waveform by using a window function theory such as a Hamming window and a Hanning window to finally determine the reference power value. (Step ST1).
- control unit 15 After calculating the theoretical value, the control unit 15 compares the power value digitized by the analog / digital converter 14 with the theoretical value and detects an error component (step ST 2).
- the ideal detection result (ideal value) of the power value is only required to have the same shape of the rising and falling parts with respect to the theoretical value obtained by the previous calculation (the error component only needs to be the same). Then, of the error components at each time point, the error component at the reference time point is added to the theoretical value to calculate an ideal value (step ST3).
- control unit 15 compares the ideal value with the error component and calculates a reference power value at each time (step ST 4).
- step ST5 the power value detected by the detector 13 and the ideal value calculated by the control unit 15 match, but if the power value and the ideal value match, If the values do not match and cannot be ignored, the above-described steps ST2 to ST4 may be repeated (step ST5).
- control unit 15 the processing content of the control unit 15 will be described more specifically with reference to FIG.
- the rising portion is represented by 15 levels from 1 to 15 (bits 1 to 15).
- the processing capacity of the software of the control section 15 and the digital It may be determined based on the design concept based on the capacity and price of the analog converter and the analog / digital converter 14.
- the digital-to-analog converter in the control unit 15 may be provided separately from the control unit 15 like the analog-to-digital converter 14 if necessary. It is evident, without explanation, that there is no problem even if the data is taken into the control unit 15.
- the theoretical value “a” (coordinate C 6) at the time of “bit 1” represents the same value as the section that determines the power value of the RF signal. It is often determined by adjusting the transmission power. Once this value has been determined, the ideal value at any point should be calculated from the theoretical values "b" to "o” (coordinates C7 to C20), as is clear from the above description. (Step ST 1).
- the reference power value is calculated. As is clear from the above description, if the error component “h,” is subtracted from the ideal value “h + a ′”, the reference power value “(h + a ') -h' "(coordinates G1 3) can be obtained (step ST4).
- the ideal value is calculated by adding the error component at the reference time point to the theoretical value, the ideal value is compared with the error component, and the reference power value is calculated. Since it is configured to generate, even if the shape on the time axis of the reference power value before correction does not match the shape on the time axis of the RF signal, the power specification can be adjusted without adjusting the reference power value after manufacturing. This has the effect of accurately suppressing the tram bandwidth.
- Embodiment 2 Even when the characteristics of the power amplifier 11 and the coupler 12 and the like constituting the wireless transmitter vary, the effect of suppressing the distortion generated in the shape of the rising and falling portions can be obtained. Embodiment 2
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- the same reference numerals as in FIG. 6 denote the same or corresponding parts, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- variable gain amplifier (first amplifying means) that amplifies the RF signal modulated using the GMSK modulation method and outputs the RF signal to a power amplifier (second amplifying means) 11.
- first amplifying means that amplifies the RF signal modulated using the GMSK modulation method and outputs the RF signal to a power amplifier (second amplifying means) 11.
- second amplifying means 11.
- Is a detection function that detects the error component by comparing the power value output from the analog-to-digital converter 14 with the theoretical value, and uses a preset reference power value as a differential amplifier (second control means) 1
- a control unit having an output function for outputting to the variable gain amplifier 17 as an output function to output the ideal value as a feedback signal, an output function to output the ideal value by adding an error component to the theoretical value, First control means).
- the gain of the power amplifier 11 is controlled to optimize the shape of the RF signal.
- the gain of the variable gain amplifier 17 is controlled to control the shape of the RF signal. May be optimized.
- the feedback signal supplied to the power amplifier 11 is obtained from the difference between a preset reference power value (for example, a reference power value for making the shape of the RF signal a square wave) and the power value, as in the above-described conventional example. .
- a preset reference power value for example, a reference power value for making the shape of the RF signal a square wave
- the feedback signal supplied to the variable gain amplifier 17 is calculated by the control unit 18 as follows.
- the power value output from the analog / digital converter 14 is compared with the theoretical value to detect an error component, the error component is added to the theoretical value to calculate an ideal value, and the ideal value is used as a feedback signal.
- the ideal value of "bit8" is "h + h,”.
- the shape of the RF signal is changed to a waveform as shown in Fig. 5 (c).
- the variable gain amplifier 17 makes the shape of the rising and falling portions of the RF signal into a curved shape). Therefore, as in the first embodiment, it is possible to accurately suppress the band spread of the electric spectrum. Can be.
- the control unit 18 does not need to execute the calculation of the reference voltage value or the like, unlike the control unit 15 of the first embodiment, and thus has an effect of simplifying the arithmetic processing.
- the envelope value is calculated from the baseband signal, and the envelope value at the reference time is calculated.
- An error component may be calculated by comparing the specified power values, and the error component may be added to the envelope value at each time to calculate a theoretical value.
- the envelope can be obtained as the square root of (I 2 + Q 2 ) from the I and Q signals of the baseband signal to be modulated.
- the envelope of the data section is constant, but when performing burst transmission, the baseband signal is transmitted in the section of “transmission FF FF”.
- the I and Q signals are not output, and the I and Q signals are output in the section of “transmission ⁇ N”.
- the power spectrum does not have a wide band unless the modulator is distorted.
- the above-mentioned [(I 2 + Q 2 )] that is, the amplitude information is obtained, and the ideal value is calculated.
- the rising part is represented by 15 levels (bits 1 to 15) of 1 to 15.
- the BB information indicated by the coordinates D * in FIG. 10 is the amplitude information [(I 2 + Q 2 )] obtained from the I and Q signals of the baseband signal to be modulated.
- the error component that is the difference between the BB information after the level conversion and the power value is “hh—bb 8 '-h' "(coordinate HI 3).
- the envelope value is calculated from the baseband signal, and the error component is calculated by comparing the envelope value at the reference time with the specified power value. Since the theoretical value is calculated by adding the error component to the envelope value at each time point, there is no need to calculate the theoretical value using a window function.For example, ⁇ ⁇ 4 shift QPSK modulation This has an effect that can be applied to distortion compensation of the transmission system when a linear modulation method such as that described above is used. Embodiment 4.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- the same reference numerals as in FIG. 6 denote the same or corresponding parts, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- 21 is a waveform correction circuit that calculates a reference power value based on the power value detected by the detector 13 .22 is a subtraction of the power value from the theoretical value output from the control unit 23, and an error component
- the subtractor 23 outputs the theoretical value using a window function or the like.
- the control unit 23 calculates the ideal value by adding the error component at the reference point to the theoretical value.
- the control unit 24 calculates the ideal value.
- the calculation may be performed using hardware.
- the subtracter 22 calculates the theoretical value (the theoretical value is a signal analogized by the digital / analog converter in the control unit 23). The power value is subtracted from, and the error component is output.
- the control unit 23 outputs the error component of “bit 1” (the error component is digitized by the analog / digital converter in the control unit 23). Signal) is added to the theoretical value to calculate the ideal value.
- the subtracter 24 outputs the ideal value calculated by the controller 23 (the ideal value is a signal converted into an analog signal by the digital / analog converter in the controller 23). Subtracts the error component that causes the error and outputs the reference power value.
- the detection unit is configured using the subtractor 22 that outputs the error component by subtracting the power value from the theoretical value, and the control unit 23
- the error component output from the subtractor 22 is subtracted from the calculated ideal value, and the subtraction unit 24 that outputs the reference level is used to construct the generation means. Need not be stored in the memory table, and the memory capacity can be reduced. Further, since the subtracters 22 and 24 output the error component and the reference power value, there is an effect that the arithmetic processing of the control unit 23 is simplified.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention. In the figure, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 11 denote the same or corresponding parts, and a description thereof will not be repeated.
- 25 is a control unit that calculates the theoretical value using a window function or the like and outputs the error component at the reference time.
- 26 is an addition that adds the error component at the reference time to the theoretical value and outputs the ideal value. It is a vessel.
- control unit 23 calculates the ideal value using software. However, the control unit 23 may calculate the ideal value using hardware.
- the adder 26 adds the error component of "bit1" to the theoretical value to output the ideal value.
- the arithmetic means is configured using the adder that outputs the ideal value, There is no need to store the ideal value in the memory table, and the memory capacity can be further reduced.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a wireless transmitter according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
- the same reference numerals as in FIG. 12 denote the same or corresponding parts, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- control unit 27 is a control unit that calculates a theoretical value using a window function or the like, and outputs a timing signal.28 receives a timing signal from the control unit 27, This is a sample-and-hold circuit that holds the error component at the reference time point and outputs the error component to the adder 26.
- control unit 25 outputs the error component at the reference time.
- sample and hold circuit 28 may output the error component at the reference time.
- the control unit 27 when the control unit 27 outputs a timing signal at the timing when the detector 13 outputs the power value of “bit 1”, the sample and hold circuit 28 outputs “bit 1” output from the subtracter 27. The error component is held, and the error component is continuously output to the adder 26.
- the error component at the reference time is held, and the sample-hold circuit 28 that outputs the error component to the adder 26 is used. Since the calculation means is configured, all calculations except for the calculation of the theoretical value are performed by hardware, and as a result, there is an effect that calculation processing by software can be minimized.
- control unit 27 only needs to have a memory table for the theoretical value, and there is an effect that the arithmetic processing is not required at all.
- the radio transmitter and the radio transmission method according to the present invention provide a mobile communication device such as a mobile phone which needs to correct the band spread of an electric spectrum when transmitting a transmission wave in a burst. Suitable for.
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