WO2008026695A1 - Radio broadcast receiver and radio broadcast seek method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radio broadcast receiver having a channel seek function for searching for and selecting a receivable channel and a channel seek method.
- analog radio broadcasting is broadcast by a carrier wave (hereinafter referred to as “analog carrier wave”) having a frequency distribution within a frequency band (hereinafter referred to as “frequency channel”) assigned to each broadcasting station.
- analog carrier wave hereinafter referred to as “analog carrier wave”
- frequency channel a frequency band assigned to each broadcasting station.
- the IBOC system is a system for performing digital radio broadcasting using a frequency channel assigned to conventional analog radio broadcasting.
- the IBOC system defines multiple signal formats, such as a hybrid format in which a digital radio broadcast signal is superimposed on an existing analog radio broadcast signal, or an all-digital format consisting only of digital signals. Designed to allow a gradual transition from radio broadcasting to multi-function, high-quality all-digital radio broadcasting.
- digital broadcast signals are transmitted by an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system that uses a large number of subcarriers.
- OFDM orthogonal frequency division multiplexing
- a signal format called a hybrid format is used in a transition period from analog broadcasting to all-digital broadcasting.
- the conventional use is adjacent to the central part used by the analog carrier in the frequency channel.
- a subcarrier for digital broadcasting is placed in the frequency part (hereinafter referred to as “sideband” and! /, U).
- sideband A subcarrier for digital broadcasting is placed in the frequency part (hereinafter referred to as “sideband” and! /, U).
- sideband A subcarrier for digital broadcasting is placed in the frequency part (hereinafter referred to as “sideband” and! /, U).
- sideband the frequency part
- analog radio broadcasts and digital radio broadcasts are transmitted simultaneously using the same frequency channel, making effective use of the frequency channel bandwidth allocated to existing analog radio broadcasts.
- the Some frequency channels transmit multiple subchannels (programs) using multiple logical channels of digital radio broadcasting.
- multichannel a single frequency channel including multiple subchannels.
- digital radio broadcasting means “IBOC
- An IBOC broadcast receiver capable of receiving such an IBOC digital radio broadcast is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-12593 (hereinafter referred to as “reference document”).
- the IBOC broadcast receiver described in the reference has an auto seek function that seeks a receivable channel.
- the IBOC broadcast receiver performs a predetermined user operation (for example, “tune-up” is provided in the operation unit! / Or the “tune-down” button is pressed once), etc.)
- a seek operation is started and the received strength of the frequency channel to be sought is detected.
- a predetermined user operation for example, “tune-up” is provided in the operation unit! / Or the “tune-down” button is pressed once), etc.
- the IBOC broadcast receiver described in the above-mentioned reference is configured to perform a seek operation on a frequency channel basis. Therefore, in order to listen to a desired subchannel in the multi-channel, the user first switches to a mode for selecting a subchannel. The operation needs to be done. However, such an operation is extremely complicated for the user. In addition, in order to be able to shift to such a mode, for example, it is necessary to add a dedicated button to the IBOC broadcast receiver. This is undesirable because it causes disadvantages such as increased costs and reduced design freedom. Another solution is to configure the IBOC broadcast receiver so that it can be switched to the above mode, for example, by long-pressing an auto seek button. However, in this case, it is possible to avoid an increase in cost and a decrease in the degree of freedom in design.
- the present invention provides a radio broadcast receiver and a radio broadcast seek method capable of executing a stationed seek and subchannel selection process that do not impose an operation burden on the user.
- the challenge is to do! /
- a broadcast receiver suitable for receiving a transmission / reception signal transmitted in an IBOC signal format, searching for a selectable channel in order of frequency and selecting a channel.
- Channel seek instruction means for instructing start of channel seek operation, and channel seek for starting and controlling channel seek operation for searching for and selecting a selectable channel in order of frequency according to the instruction of the channel seek instruction means
- a broadcast receiver comprising control means and multi-channel determination means for determining whether a frequency channel to be selected provides multi-channel digital broadcasting.
- the channel seek control means searches for the next frequency channel when the frequency channel to be selected is determined to be providing multi-channel digital broadcasting by the multi-channel determination means. The next subchannel may be searched in the order of the identification code.
- the seek operation of the frequency channel and the seek operation of the subchannel of the digital broadcast can be executed by the same instruction operation. Can be easily performed.
- the channel seek control means controls a channel seek operation so as to perform a one-way seek of a subchannel.
- a seek operation so as to perform a one-way seek of a subchannel.
- the next frequency is automatically set. Since a seek moves to a channel, a seek instruction is easy.
- the operability that makes it easy for the user to intuitively understand the channel seek operation is improved.
- the channel seek control means controls a channel seek operation so as to perform a cyclic seek of a frequency channel.
- a channel seek instruction can be easily performed.
- the channel seek control means searches for the next frequency channel in the ascending order of the frequency and the next subchannel in the ascending order of the identification code.
- the seek instruction means instructs a down seek, it is preferable to search for the next frequency channel in descending order of frequency and the next sub-channel in descending order of identification code. According to such a configuration, the operability that allows the user to intuitively understand the channel seek operation is further improved.
- the channel seek instruction means may be an input button that transmits an instruction signal in response to an operation by a user.
- the user can operate all channels with a force S only by operating one (or one for each seek direction) input button.
- the broadcast receiver according to the present embodiment can be attached to a mobile body.
- a method for performing a channel seek operation for searching for a channel that can be selected in a frequency range including a channel transmitted by an IBOC signal format A channel seek instruction step for instructing the start of a channel seek operation for selecting a channel that can be selected in order of frequency, and a channel seek for starting and controlling the channel seek operation in accordance with an instruction from the channel seek instruction means.
- a channel seek method including a control step and a multi-channel determination step for determining whether or not a frequency channel to be selected provides multi-channel digital broadcasting is provided. In this method, it is determined that the frequency channel selected in the multi-channel determination step provides multi-channel digital broadcasting.
- the channel seek operation may be controlled to search for the next subchannel in the order of the identification code before searching for the next frequency channel.
- channel seek operation is controlled so as to perform sub-channel! /, One-way seek, and frequency channel cyclic seek. That power S is desirable.
- the channel seek control step is instructed to turn-up in the channel seek instruction step, the next frequency channel is assigned in the ascending order of the frequency, and the next frequency channel is assigned in the ascending order of the identification code.
- a seek is performed in the channel seek instruction step, a channel seek operation is performed so that the next frequency channel is searched in descending order of the frequency and the next subchannel is searched in descending order of the identification code. It is desirable to be controlled.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an audio apparatus provided with an IBOC broadcast receiver according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a seek process executed by the audio apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a seek process executed by the audio apparatus according to another embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an audio apparatus 100 including an IBOC broadcast receiver according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the audio device 100 is attached to, for example, a vehicle that is a moving body.
- the audio device 100 is compatible with IBOC radio broadcasting, and is designed to receive and process broadcast signals in the signal format of the system.
- the audio device 100 includes an antenna 1, a tuner 2, and an IF (Intermediate Frequency) amplifier. 6, Separator SEP, IF filter 7, A / D converter 8, Analog signal processing circuit 9, Audio processing circuit 10, D / A converter 11, Power amplifier 12, Speaker 13, PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuit 14, Micro A computer 15, an IDM (IBOC Digital Module) 16, a light receiving unit 17, and a remote controller (hereinafter referred to as “remote control”) 18 are provided.
- IF Intermediate Frequency
- 6 Separator SEP, IF filter 7, A / D converter 8, Analog signal processing circuit 9, Audio processing circuit 10, D / A converter 11, Power amplifier 12, Speaker 13, PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuit 14, Micro A computer 15, an IDM (IBOC Digital Module) 16, a light receiving unit 17, and a remote controller (hereinafter referred to as “remote control”) 18 are provided.
- IDM IBOC Digital Module
- remote controller hereinafter referred to as “remote control”
- the remote controller 18 is provided with operation keys for operating the audio device 100.
- control pulse corresponding to the operation is output from the remote controller 18.
- the control noise output at this time is, for example, a signal conforming to the IrD A standard.
- the light receiving unit 17 receives the control noise output from the remote controller 18, it passes it to the micro computer 15.
- the microcomputer 15 is responsible for overall control of the audio device 100 as a whole, and is equipped with a control program. Then, these programs are executed based on the control pulse received from the light receiving unit 17 and each component in the audio apparatus 100 is controlled.
- the antenna 1 receives an RF (Radio Frequency) signal of each frequency channel of radio broadcasting. Each RF signal received by antenna 1 is input to tuner 2.
- RF Radio Frequency
- the tuner 2 performs frequency conversion by selecting the RF signal of the desired station from the input RF signals under the control of the microcomputer 15 via the PLL circuit 14. Specifically, it is converted to an intermediate frequency, that is, an IF signal, which improves stable operation and selection characteristics.
- the IF signal after frequency conversion is input to IF amplifier 6.
- the tuner 2 outputs information indicating the intensity of the IF signal (hereinafter referred to as “reception intensity value”) to the microcomputer 15.
- the desired station is determined according to the channel selection operation by the user, for example. Information on the channel selected last (hereinafter referred to as “last channel”) is stored in, for example, an internal memory of the microcomputer 15 or a flash ROM (not shown).
- IF amplifier 6 amplifies the input IF signal and outputs the amplified IF signal to separator SEP.
- the separator SEP separates the input IF signal into two signal components based on the frequency band, for example.
- One is a signal component obtained by converting an analog modulated wave into an IF signal (hereinafter referred to as “analog IF signal”), and the other is by converting a sideband into an IF signal. It is the obtained signal component (hereinafter referred to as “digital IF signal”).
- Separator SEP outputs the analog IF signal and digital IF signal obtained by separation to IF filter 7 and A / D converter 8, respectively.
- IF filter 7 performs a filtering process on the input analog IF signal to remove unnecessary frequency components and outputs the result to A / D converter 8.
- the A / D converter 8 includes separate A / D conversion processing circuits for analog IF signals and digital IF signals.
- the input analog or digital IF signal is A / D converted by the corresponding A / D conversion processing circuit.
- the A / D converter 8 outputs the analog / digital converted analog IF signal and digital IF signal to the analog signal processing circuit 9 and IDM16, respectively.
- the gain of IF amplifier 6 is adjusted by feedback control based on the level of the IF signal input to A / D converter 8.
- the analog signal processing circuit 9 includes a detection circuit for detecting an analog IF signal, a noise canceller, and a weak electric field processing circuit.
- the analog IF signal input to the analog signal processing circuit 9 is detected by the detection circuit as an audio signal.
- noise is removed by a noise canceller.
- processing mute, high cut, separation control, etc.
- processing mute, high cut, separation control, etc.
- it is output to the audio processing circuit 10.
- an audio signal output through the processing of the analog signal processing circuit 9 is referred to as an “analog audio signal”.
- the IDM 16 performs a known decoding process on the input digital IF signal to obtain an audio signal. Then, the obtained audio signal is output to the audio processing circuit 10.
- the audio signal output through the IDM16 processing is Marked as “digital audio signal”.
- the IDM 16 obtains a plurality of digital audio signals corresponding to each sub-channel by decoding processing. Then, for example, the digital audio signal of one subchannel is output to the audio processing circuit 10 at any power selected by the user operation or the like.
- the audio processing circuit 10 performs predetermined processing on the input audio signal and outputs it to a volume circuit (not shown).
- the audio signal is volume controlled by a volume circuit and then input to the D / A converter 11.
- the audio processing circuit 10 outputs either one when both an analog audio signal and a digital audio signal are input.
- the digital audio signal is given priority for output. For example, when the input signal changes from only an analog audio signal to both audio signals, the audio processing circuit 10 operates to output a digital audio signal.
- the D / A converter 11 D / A converts the input audio signal and outputs it to the power amplifier 12.
- the power amplifier 12 amplifies the audio signal and outputs it to the speaker 13. As a result, the output is reproduced from the radio broadcasting power S speaker 13.
- the audio processing circuit 10 is equipped with a blend circuit that smoothly switches between an input analog audio signal and a digital audio signal and outputs it. When the output signal is switched from an analog audio signal to a digital audio signal (or from a digital audio signal to an analog audio signal) by the blend circuit, the audio power S output from the speaker 13 does not make the user feel the change! / , So natural.
- FIG. 2 shows a flowchart of seek processing in the audio apparatus 100.
- the user performs a tuning-up operation (for example, pressing the “tune-up” button provided on the remote control 18 once). It starts when you go.
- the microcomputer 15 refers to the decoding result by the IDM 16 and determines whether or not the channel being selected is multi-channel (Step 1, hereinafter). In the description and drawings, the step is abbreviated as “S”). [0038] In the SI processing, the microcomputer 15 selects a channel when the decoding result obtained by the IDM16 is not obtained or when the obtained decoding result is a digital audio signal of one subchannel. It is determined that the middle channel is not multi-channel (SI: NO). Next, perform a channel seek operation in the up direction (that is, raise the frequency channel to be sought to a frequency channel higher than the current desired station), and seek the frequency channel whose reception strength value is higher than the predetermined value. (S2, S3).
- the stationed frequency channel is not detected in the processes of S2 and 3, and the seek target reaches the upper limit of the seek range, the next seek target is set to the lower frequency channel of the range. Then, the seek operation in the up direction is executed again.
- the method of moving the seek target from the upper limit to the lower limit of the seek range or from the lower limit to the upper limit and continuing the channel seek in the same direction is referred to as “circular seek” herein.
- the microcomputer 15 stops the channel seek operation and performs the processing of this flowchart with the channel selected before execution of the seek processing being selected. finish.
- a configuration in which channel seek operation is continued even when the stationed frequency channel is not sought in all frequency bands in the seek range may be adopted. According to such a configuration, for example, there is an advantage that the station can be sought when the reception state is improved.
- the microcomputer 15 determines that the channel being selected is multi-channel when detecting the digital audio signals of a plurality of subchannels with reference to the decoding result by the IDM16. (S 1: YES).
- the ID assigned to the subchannel being output to the speaker 13 (here, identification code n) is It is determined whether or not it indicates the largest value among the sub-channels of the channel (
- step S4 when the microcomputer 15 determines that the identification code n of the subchannel being output is the maximum (S4: YES), the microcomputer 15 executes the seek operation in the upward direction of S2 and S3.
- the user can listen to the radio broadcast of the detected frequency channel as in the description of the processing of S2 and S3 described above.
- the identification code n + 1 for example, the identification code of the subchannel currently being output is “2”.
- the IDM 16 is controlled to output the digital audio signal of the subchannel “3”) to the audio processing circuit 10 (S5), and the processing of this flowchart ends.
- a radio broadcast of the same frequency channel as that of the previous time and a sub-channel identification code n + 1 is selected, and is output and reproduced by the speaker 13. That is, the user can listen to another subchannel in the same frequency channel by performing a tuning up operation.
- subchannel selection processing equivalent to frequency channel cyclic seek, that is, processing for returning the identification code of the subchannel to be selected from the maximum value "3" to the minimum value "1" is performed. If tuning up (or tuning down) is instructed while the subchannel of the maximum (or minimum) identification code is selected, the process of moving the seek target to the next frequency channel is performed. This process is called “one-way seek” here.
- the microphone computer 15 When the frequency channel detected in the processing of S3 is multi-channel, the microphone computer 15 outputs the digital audio signal of the main channel among the subchannels of the frequency channel to the audio processing circuit 10. Control the IDM16. As a result, the digital radio of the main channel among the subchannels of the detected channel can be obtained. The broadcast is output and reproduced by the speaker 13.
- the audio device 100 determines whether or not the current channel selection channel (or the channel detected by the channel seek) is a multi-channel, and if it is a multi-channel, Depending on the currently selected subchannel, a seek process for another frequency channel or a subchannel selection process in the multichannel is executed. In other words, since the audio device 100 determines the switching between the seek of the stationed frequency channel and the selection of the subchannel, the user is aware of these operations (the operation of seeking the stationed frequency channel and selecting the subchannel). There is no need to do it.
- the user can cause the audio apparatus 100 to execute the processing of the stationed frequency channel seek and the subchannel selection simply by performing a tuning-up operation so as to listen to another radio broadcast. Is possible.
- the user does not need to move to or return from a mode for multi-channel sub-channel selection, for example. As a result, the operation burden on the user can be reduced. Furthermore, since there is no need to add a dedicated button for shifting to the above mode, problems such as increased costs and reduced design freedom are eliminated.
- the audio device 100 including the IBOC broadcast receiver according to the present embodiment is mounted on a vehicle, but may be a device that is carried by a person in another embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a seek process in the audio apparatus 100 according to another embodiment.
- the microcomputer 15 determines whether or not the channel being selected is multi-channel (Sl l), similarly to the process in S1 in FIG.
- a seek operation is performed in the down direction (ie, the frequency channel to be sought is lowered to a frequency band lower than the currently selected channel), and reception is performed.
- a frequency channel having an intensity value higher than a predetermined value is sought (S12, S13).
- the next seek target becomes the upper limit frequency band of the range. Thereafter, the seek operation in the down direction is executed again. If the station is not sought in all frequency bands in the seek range, the microcomputer 15 stops the seek operation and ends the process of this flowchart with the channel selected before the seek process is performed. .
- a configuration may be adopted in which the seek operation is continued even when the station is not sought in all frequency bands in the seek range. According to such a configuration, for example, there is a merit s that can find a station when the reception state is improved.
- the microcomputer 15 determines that the channel being selected is multichannel (Sl l: YES), it is assigned to the multichannel subchannel that is being output to the speaker 13. ID power It is determined whether or not the value shows the smallest value among the sub-channels of the multi-channel (S14).
- the identification codes “1”, “2”, and “3” are assigned to the subchannels as described above. To do. Therefore, in the process of S14, it is determined whether or not the identification code power S of the subchannel being output to the speaker 13 is “L”.
- step S14 when the microcomputer 15 determines that the identification code n of the subchannel being output is the minimum (S14: YES), the microcomputer 15 performs a seek operation in the down direction of S12 and S13. When a channel with a channel is selected, the user can listen to the radio broadcast of the selected channel in the same manner as described for the processing of S12 and S13. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S14 that the identification code n of the subchannel being output is not the smallest (S14: NO), the identification code n—l (for example, the identification code of the subchannel currently being output is “3”). ”Is a sub-channel digital audio signal.
- the microcomputer 15 sets the IDM 16 to output the digital audio signal of the main channel among the sub-channels of the channel to the audio processing circuit 10. Control. As a result, the sub-channel of the sought channel is output and reproduced by the digital radio broadcasting power s speaker 13 of the main channel.
- the stationed seek is executed by a manual operation. It is also possible to do.
- each time the “Tuning Up” (or “Tuning Down”) button is pressed once the frequency band to be sought is changed to a frequency obtained by adding (or subtracting), for example, 0.1 MHz.
- the subchannel to be output and reproduced can be changed to another subchannel in the same channel by pressing the above button.
- the same effect as that of the present embodiment can be obtained because the stationed seek and subchannel selection processing can be executed by the same operation.
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