JP4498189B2 - Distortion compensator - Google Patents

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JP4498189B2
JP4498189B2 JP2005095530A JP2005095530A JP4498189B2 JP 4498189 B2 JP4498189 B2 JP 4498189B2 JP 2005095530 A JP2005095530 A JP 2005095530A JP 2005095530 A JP2005095530 A JP 2005095530A JP 4498189 B2 JP4498189 B2 JP 4498189B2
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本発明は、例えば放送用送信機の電力増幅器等の歪み補償対象機器で生じる歪み成分を補償する歪み補償器に係り、特にその出力レベル変動を所定範囲内に制限する技術に関する。   The present invention relates to a distortion compensator that compensates for a distortion component generated in a distortion compensation target device such as a power amplifier of a broadcast transmitter, for example, and more particularly to a technique for limiting the output level fluctuation within a predetermined range.

周知のように、放送用送信機には、電力増幅器の出力特性変動、例えば線形/非線形特性の変動、位相雑音等の増大を極力抑えるために、入力信号に出力特性変動分とは逆の特性を与えて歪み成分を打ち消し抑圧する歪み補償器が付加されている。   As is well known, in a broadcasting transmitter, in order to suppress an increase in output characteristic fluctuation of a power amplifier, for example, linear / nonlinear characteristic fluctuation, phase noise, etc. A distortion compensator is added to cancel and suppress the distortion component.

ところで、従来の歪み補償器は、後段の装置の破損防止のために出力リミッタ回路を備えている。この出力リミッタ回路は、補償器出力レベルを監視し、運用中の送信機の出力特性が変動して監視レベルが基準値に達すると、歪み補償動作を停止させ、出力レベルを予め設定された制限値で固定する機能を有する。   By the way, the conventional distortion compensator is provided with an output limiter circuit in order to prevent damage to the subsequent apparatus. This output limiter circuit monitors the compensator output level, stops the distortion compensation operation when the output characteristics of the transmitter in operation fluctuates and the monitoring level reaches the reference value, and sets the output level to a preset limit. It has a function to fix by value.

しかしながら、上記のような従来の出力リミッタ回路は、補償器出力レベルのみを監視する機能であるため、一度停止した歪み補償動作を解除する制御情報を得ることができず、電力増幅器の特性が安定した場合でも、歪み補償動作を自動復帰させることができなかった。   However, since the conventional output limiter circuit as described above has a function of monitoring only the output level of the compensator, control information for canceling the distortion compensation operation once stopped cannot be obtained, and the characteristics of the power amplifier are stable. Even in this case, the distortion compensation operation could not be automatically restored.

尚、増幅装置に適用される歪み補償器については、特許文献1,2に従来の構成が示されている。
特開2003−110372号公報 特開2002−043861号公報
In addition, about the distortion compensator applied to an amplifier, the conventional structure is shown by patent document 1,2.
JP 2003-110372 A JP 2002-043861 A

以上述べたように、従来の歪み補償器では、歪み補償対象機器の出力変動によって出力リミッタ回路が作動すると、歪み補償動作を停止させ、出力レベルを予め設定された制限値で固定するようになされているため、歪み補償対象機器の出力が安定した場合でも、歪み補償動作を自動復帰させることができず、手動で復帰させているのが現状である。   As described above, in the conventional distortion compensator, when the output limiter circuit is activated due to the output fluctuation of the distortion compensation target device, the distortion compensation operation is stopped, and the output level is fixed at a preset limit value. Therefore, even when the output of the distortion compensation target device is stable, the distortion compensation operation cannot be automatically restored, and is currently restored manually.

本発明は上記の問題を解決し、歪み補償動作の停止制御/停止解除制御を自動的に行ない、出力レベル変動を範囲内に制限することができ、これによって安定した補償動作を行なうことができる歪み補償器を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention solves the above-described problem, and automatically performs stop control / stop release control of the distortion compensation operation, and can limit the output level fluctuation within the range, whereby stable compensation operation can be performed. An object is to provide a distortion compensator.

上記の目的を達成するために、本発明に係る歪み補償器は、以下のように構成される。   In order to achieve the above object, a distortion compensator according to the present invention is configured as follows.

(1)被歪み補償対象機器の入力信号と前記対象機器の出力モニタ信号とを取り込んで両者を比較し、その比較結果から前記対象機器で生じる歪み成分を検出する歪み検出手段と、前記歪み検出手段の検出結果に基づいて前記対象機器の入力信号に歪み補償特性を与える補償手段と、前記補償手段の出力を許容範囲の閾値と比較し、閾値を越えるときに前記補償手段の補償処理を停止させる補償停止手段と、前記対象機器の出力モニタ信号を解除閾値と比較し、前記出力モニタ信号レベルを前記補償処理の停止中に前記解除閾値を越えるときに前記補償処理の停止を解除する補償停止解除手段とを具備して構成される。   (1) distortion detection means for capturing an input signal of a device to be compensated for distortion and an output monitor signal of the device to be compared, and detecting a distortion component generated in the device from the comparison result; and the distortion detection Compensating means for giving distortion compensation characteristics to the input signal of the target device based on the detection result of the means, and comparing the output of the compensating means with an allowable threshold value, and stopping the compensation processing of the compensating means when the threshold value is exceeded A compensation stop means for comparing the output monitor signal of the target device with a release threshold, and canceling the stop of the compensation process when the output monitor signal level exceeds the release threshold during the stop of the compensation process And a release means.

(2)前記補償停止手段は、前記補償手段の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の上限閾値より大きくなった場合に、補償動作を停止させる制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を停止させ、当該補償手段の出力レベルを上限閾値に固定させるようにし、
前記補償停止解除手段は、出力モニタ信号の入力レベルを監視し、解除上限閾値と比較し、この閾値よりも大きくなった場合に、前記補償動作停止を解除する制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を再開させることを特徴とする。
(2) The compensation stop means monitors the output level of the compensation means, and when it exceeds the upper limit threshold of the fluctuation allowable range, sends a control signal for stopping the compensation operation to the compensation means to stop the compensation operation. The output level of the compensation means is fixed to the upper threshold,
The compensation stop cancellation means monitors the input level of the output monitor signal, compares it with a cancellation upper limit threshold value, and sends a control signal for canceling the compensation operation stop to the compensation means when the threshold value is larger than this threshold value. The compensation operation is resumed.

(3)また、前記補償停止手段は、前記補償手段の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の下限閾値より小さくなった場合に、補償動作を停止させる制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を停止させ、当該補償手段の出力レベルを下限閾値に固定させるようにし、前記補償停止解除手段は、出力モニタ信号の入力レベルを監視し、解除下限閾値と比較し、この閾値よりも小さくなった場合に、前記補償動作停止を解除する制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を再開させることを特徴とする。   (3) The compensation stop means monitors the output level of the compensation means, and sends a control signal for stopping the compensation operation to the compensation means when the output level is smaller than the lower limit threshold of the fluctuation allowable range. The compensation stop canceling means monitors the input level of the output monitor signal and compares it with the canceling lower limit threshold, which is smaller than this threshold. In this case, a control signal for canceling the compensation operation stop is sent to the compensation means to resume the compensation operation.

本発明に係る歪み補償器の構成では、入出力レベルを監視し、歪み補償動作の停止制御/停止解除制御を自動的に行なうことで、ひずみ補償器の出力レベル変動を範囲内に制限し、安定した補償動作を行なうことができる。   In the configuration of the distortion compensator according to the present invention, the output level fluctuation of the distortion compensator is limited within a range by monitoring the input / output level and automatically performing the distortion compensation operation stop control / stop release control. A stable compensation operation can be performed.

以上のことから、本発明によれば、歪み補償動作の停止制御/停止解除制御を自動的に行ない、出力レベル変動を範囲内に制限することができ、これによって安定した補償動作を行なうことができる歪み補償器を提供することができる。   As described above, according to the present invention, stop control / stop release control of the distortion compensation operation can be automatically performed, and the output level fluctuation can be limited within the range, whereby stable compensation operation can be performed. The distortion compensator which can be provided can be provided.

以下、本発明の実施の形態について図面を参照して詳細に説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

図1は、本発明に係る一実施形態として、OFDM(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex:直交周波数分割多重)方式を用いた地上デジタル放送用送信機の歪み補償器に本発明を適用した場合の構成を示すブロック回路図である。図1において、OFDM変調器11から出力されるIF帯のOFDM信号A1は、本発明に係る歪み補償器12で歪み補償特性が与えられ、アップコンバータ(U/C)13で送信周波数に変換された後、電力増幅器14で電力増幅されて、送信機出力としてアンテナ装置(図示せず)に送られる。この電力増幅器14の出力レベルはモニタ装置15で監視されており、そのモニタ出力はダウンコンバータ(D/C)16でIF帯のOFDM信号B1に変換された後、歪み補償器12にフィードバックされる。   FIG. 1 shows a configuration when the present invention is applied to a distortion compensator of a digital terrestrial broadcasting transmitter using an OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex) system as an embodiment according to the present invention. It is a block circuit diagram. In FIG. 1, an OFDM signal A1 in IF band output from an OFDM modulator 11 is given distortion compensation characteristics by a distortion compensator 12 according to the present invention, and converted to a transmission frequency by an up converter (U / C) 13. After that, the power is amplified by the power amplifier 14 and sent to an antenna device (not shown) as a transmitter output. The output level of the power amplifier 14 is monitored by a monitor device 15, and the monitor output is converted into an OFDM signal B 1 in the IF band by a down converter (D / C) 16 and then fed back to the distortion compensator 12. .

上記歪み補償器12において、入力OFDM信号A1と出力OFDM信号B1は、歪み検出回路121にて、歪み成分を検出し、補償テーブルデータC1を生成し、歪み補償回路122に出力する。ひずみ補償回路122は、入力OFDM信号A1と補償テーブルデータC1に基づいて歪み補償を行ない、補償済OFDM信号D1を出力する。また、出力レベル変動範囲制限回路123は、補償済OFDM信号D1の信号レベルを監視して制限値E1と比較し、その比較結果に基づいて補償テーブル更新停止制御信号C2を生成し、出力OFDM信号B1の信号レベルを監視して制限値E2と比較し、その比較結果に基づいて補償テーブル更新停止解除制御信号C3を生成し、それぞれ歪み補償回路122に出力する。   In the distortion compensator 12, the distortion detection circuit 121 detects the distortion component of the input OFDM signal A 1 and the output OFDM signal B 1, generates compensation table data C 1, and outputs it to the distortion compensation circuit 122. The distortion compensation circuit 122 performs distortion compensation based on the input OFDM signal A1 and the compensation table data C1, and outputs a compensated OFDM signal D1. Further, the output level fluctuation range limiting circuit 123 monitors the signal level of the compensated OFDM signal D1, compares it with the limit value E1, generates the compensation table update stop control signal C2 based on the comparison result, and outputs the output OFDM signal. The signal level of B1 is monitored and compared with the limit value E2, and a compensation table update stop cancellation control signal C3 is generated based on the comparison result and output to the distortion compensation circuit 122, respectively.

上記構成において、出力レベル変動範囲制限回路123の処理動作について、図2を参照して説明する。   In the above configuration, the processing operation of the output level variation range limiting circuit 123 will be described with reference to FIG.

まず、図2(a)に示すように、例えばRSフリップフロップを利用して、歪み補償回路122の出力信号D1の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の上限閾値E1より大きくなった場合に、補償テーブル更新を停止させる制御信号C2を歪み補償回路122に送って補償動作を停止させ、歪み補償回路122の出力レベルを上限閾値E1に固定させる。また、電力増幅器14のモニタ出力信号B1の入力レベルを監視して解除閾値E2と比較し、この閾値E2よりも大きくなった場合に、補償テーブル更新停止を解除する制御信号C3を歪み補償回路122に送って補償動作を再開させる。   First, as shown in FIG. 2A, for example, by using an RS flip-flop, the output level of the output signal D1 of the distortion compensation circuit 122 is monitored, and when the output level exceeds the upper limit threshold E1 of the fluctuation allowable range, A control signal C2 for stopping the compensation table update is sent to the distortion compensation circuit 122 to stop the compensation operation, and the output level of the distortion compensation circuit 122 is fixed to the upper limit threshold E1. Further, the input level of the monitor output signal B1 of the power amplifier 14 is monitored and compared with the release threshold E2, and when it becomes larger than the threshold E2, the control signal C3 for releasing the compensation table update stop is sent to the distortion compensation circuit 122. To resume the compensation operation.

一方、図2(b)に示すように、例えばRSフリップフロップを利用して、ひずみ補償回路122の出力信号D1の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の下限閾値E1′より小さい場合に、補償テーブル更新を停止させる制御信号C2を歪み補償回路122に送って補償動作を停止させ、歪み補償回路122の出力レベルを下限閾値E1′に固定させる。また、電力増幅器14のモニタ出力信号B1の入力レベルを監視して解除閾値E2′と比較し、この閾値E2′よりも小さくなった場合に、補償テーブル更新停止を解除する制御信号C3を歪み補償回路122に送って補償動作を再開させる。   On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2B, the output level of the output signal D1 of the distortion compensation circuit 122 is monitored using, for example, an RS flip-flop, and compensation is performed when the output level is smaller than the lower limit threshold E1 ′ of the fluctuation allowable range. A control signal C2 for stopping the table update is sent to the distortion compensation circuit 122 to stop the compensation operation, and the output level of the distortion compensation circuit 122 is fixed to the lower limit threshold E1 ′. Further, the input level of the monitor output signal B1 of the power amplifier 14 is monitored and compared with the release threshold value E2 ′. When the input level becomes smaller than the threshold value E2 ′, the control signal C3 for releasing the compensation table update stop is compensated for distortion. It is sent to the circuit 122 to resume the compensation operation.

図3は補償動作停止、及び補償動作停止解除のタイミング関係を示す波形図(縦軸はレベル、横軸は時間)であり、(a)は補償動作停止側(セット動作)、(b)は補償動作停止解除側(リセット動作)を示している。各波形の信号変化について、順を追って説明する。   FIG. 3 is a waveform diagram showing the timing relationship between compensation operation stop and compensation operation stop release (vertical axis is level, horizontal axis is time), (a) is compensation operation stop side (set operation), (b) is The compensation operation stop release side (reset operation) is shown. The signal change of each waveform will be described step by step.

(1)まず、補償器後段の装置の特性変動、例えば電力増幅器14の故障が生じたとする。このとき、フィードバック信号(歪み信号)レベルB1が低下するため、そのレベル低下を抑制するように補償器出力D1が上昇する。   (1) First, it is assumed that the characteristic variation of the device subsequent to the compensator, for example, the failure of the power amplifier 14 occurs. At this time, since the feedback signal (distortion signal) level B1 decreases, the compensator output D1 increases so as to suppress the level decrease.

(2)補償器出力D1の上昇が続き、補償動作停止閾値(上限)E1に達すると、補償動作停止制御が実行される。このとき、補償器出力D1は停止閾値による上限値E1に固定され、電力増幅器14の入力はその特性にかかわらず制限される。   (2) When the compensator output D1 continues to rise and reaches the compensation operation stop threshold (upper limit) E1, compensation operation stop control is executed. At this time, the compensator output D1 is fixed to the upper limit value E1 based on the stop threshold, and the input of the power amplifier 14 is limited regardless of its characteristics.

(3)補償器後段の装置の特性変動、例えば電力増幅器14が復帰したとする。このとき、フィードバック信号(歪み信号)レベルB1が上昇する。   (3) It is assumed that the characteristic variation of the device subsequent to the compensator, for example, the power amplifier 14 is restored. At this time, the feedback signal (distortion signal) level B1 increases.

(4)フィードバック信号B1が停止解除閾値E2を越えたとき、補償動作停止を解除する。補償動作停止解除後、補償動作復帰により補償器出力レベルD1は定格値に近づき、フィードバック信号(歪み信号)レベルB1も定格値に近づく。   (4) When the feedback signal B1 exceeds the stop cancellation threshold value E2, the compensation operation stop is canceled. After the compensation operation is stopped, the compensator output level D1 approaches the rated value and the feedback signal (distortion signal) level B1 approaches the rated value by the compensation operation return.

(5)以上の処理により、通常動作となる。   (5) By the above processing, normal operation is performed.

したがって、上記構成による歪み補償器は、入出力レベルを監視し、ひずみ補償動作の停止制御/停止解除制御を自動的に行なうことで、ひずみ補償出力レベルの変動を許容範囲内に制限しつつ、自動復帰が可能となり、安定した補償動作を行なうことができる。   Therefore, the distortion compensator having the above configuration monitors the input / output level and automatically performs the distortion compensation operation stop control / stop release control, thereby limiting the fluctuation of the distortion compensation output level within an allowable range, Automatic recovery is possible, and stable compensation operation can be performed.

尚、上記実施形態では、地上デジタル放送用送信機に用いられる歪み補償器の場合について説明したが、勿論他の被歪み補償対象機器についても同様に適用可能である。   In the above-described embodiment, the case of the distortion compensator used in the terrestrial digital broadcast transmitter has been described. Of course, the present invention can be similarly applied to other distortion-compensated devices.

以上、本発明は上記した実施の形態そのままに限定されるものではなく、実施段階ではその要旨を逸脱しない範囲で構成要素を種々変形して具体化することができる。また、上記した実施の形態に開示されている複数の構成要素を適宜に組み合わせることにより、種々の発明を形成することができる。例えば、実施の形態に示される全構成要素から幾つかの構成要素を削除しても良いものである。さらに、異なる実施の形態に係る構成要素を適宜組み合わせても良いものである。   As described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments as they are, and various modifications can be made to the constituent elements without departing from the spirit of the invention in the implementation stage. Various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the above-described embodiments. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Furthermore, constituent elements according to different embodiments may be appropriately combined.

発明に係る一実施形態として、OFDM方式を用いた地上デジタル放送用送信機の歪み補償器に本発明を適用した場合の構成を示すブロック回路図。The block circuit diagram which shows the structure at the time of applying this invention to the distortion compensator of the transmitter for digital terrestrial broadcasting using OFDM system as one Embodiment which concerns on invention. 同実施形態の出力レベル変動範囲制限回路123の処理動作を説明するための図。The figure for demonstrating the processing operation of the output level fluctuation | variation range limitation circuit 123 of the embodiment. 同実施形態の補償動作停止、及び補償動作停止解除のタイミング関係を示す波形図。The wave form diagram which shows the timing relationship of compensation operation stop and compensation operation stop cancellation of the same execution form.

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11…OFDM変調器、
12…歪み補償器、
121…歪み検出回路、
122…歪み補償回路、
123…出力レベル変動範囲制限回路、
13…アップコンバータ(U/C)、
14…電力増幅器、
15…モニタ装置、
16…ダウンコンバータ(D/C)。
11: OFDM modulator,
12 ... distortion compensator,
121. Distortion detection circuit,
122 ... distortion compensation circuit,
123 ... Output level fluctuation range limiting circuit,
13: Upconverter (U / C),
14: Power amplifier,
15 ... Monitor device,
16: Down converter (D / C).

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被歪み補償対象機器の入力信号と前記対象機器の出力モニタ信号とを取り込んで両者を比較し、その比較結果から前記対象機器で生じる歪み成分を検出する歪み検出手段と、
前記歪み検出手段の検出結果に基づいて前記対象機器の入力信号に歪み補償特性を与える補償手段と、
前記補償手段の出力を許容範囲の閾値と比較し、閾値を越えるときに前記補償手段の補償処理を停止させる補償停止手段と、
前記対象機器の出力モニタ信号を解除閾値と比較し、前記出力モニタ信号レベルを前記補償処理の停止中に前記解除閾値を越えるときに前記補償処理の停止を解除する補償停止解除手段とを具備することを特徴とする歪み補償器。
A distortion detection unit that takes in an input signal of a device to be compensated for distortion and an output monitor signal of the target device and compares both, and detects a distortion component generated in the target device from the comparison result;
Compensation means for giving distortion compensation characteristics to the input signal of the target device based on the detection result of the distortion detection means;
Compensation stop means for comparing the output of the compensation means with a threshold value of an allowable range, and stopping compensation processing of the compensation means when the threshold value is exceeded;
Compensation stop release means for comparing the output monitor signal of the target device with a release threshold and releasing the stop of the compensation processing when the output monitor signal level exceeds the release threshold during the stop of the compensation processing. A distortion compensator characterized by that.
前記補償停止手段は、前記補償手段の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の上限閾値より大きくなった場合に、補償動作を停止させる制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を停止させ、当該補償手段の出力レベルを上限閾値に固定させるようにし、
前記補償停止解除手段は、出力モニタ信号の入力レベルを監視し、解除上限閾値と比較し、この閾値よりも大きくなった場合に、前記補償動作停止を解除する制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を再開させることを特徴とする請求項1記載の歪み補償器。
The compensation stop means monitors the output level of the compensation means, and when it exceeds the upper limit threshold of the fluctuation allowable range, sends a control signal for stopping the compensation operation to the compensation means to stop the compensation operation, The output level of the compensation means is fixed to the upper threshold value,
The compensation stop cancellation means monitors the input level of the output monitor signal, compares it with a cancellation upper limit threshold value, and sends a control signal for canceling the compensation operation stop to the compensation means when the threshold value is larger than this threshold value. The distortion compensator according to claim 1, wherein the compensation operation is resumed.
前記補償停止手段は、前記補償手段の出力レベルを監視し、変動許容範囲の下限閾値より小さくなった場合に、補償動作を停止させる制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を停止させ、当該補償手段の出力レベルを下限閾値に固定させるようにし、
前記補償停止解除手段は、出力モニタ信号の入力レベルを監視し、解除下限閾値と比較し、この閾値よりも小さくなった場合に、前記補償動作停止を解除する制御信号を前記補償手段に送って補償動作を再開させることを特徴とする請求項1記載の歪み補償器。
The compensation stop means monitors the output level of the compensation means, and when it becomes less than the lower limit threshold of the allowable fluctuation range, sends a control signal for stopping the compensation operation to the compensation means to stop the compensation operation, The output level of the compensation means is fixed to the lower threshold,
The compensation stop canceling means monitors the input level of the output monitor signal, compares it with a cancellation lower limit threshold value, and sends a control signal for canceling the compensation operation stop to the compensation means when it becomes smaller than this threshold value. The distortion compensator according to claim 1, wherein the compensation operation is resumed.
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