KR20040108076A - Apparatus for generating preamble sequences in communication system using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing scheme and method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An apparatus and a method for generating a preamble sequence are provided to enhance performance of an OFDM communication system by using a complex Golay complementary sequence to generate a preamble sequence. CONSTITUTION: An apparatus for generating a preamble sequence includes a complex Golay complementary sequence generator(511) and a complex Golay complementary sequence/preamble sequence mapping unit(513). The complex Golay complementary sequence generator is used for generating a Golay complementary sequence having a length MN by synthesizing a Golay complementary sequence having a length N and a Golay complementary sequence having a length M. The complex Golay complementary sequence/preamble sequence mapping unit generates a preamble sequence to map components of the Golay complementary sequence having the length MN to sub-carriers of second number.

Description

Apparatus and method for generating preamble sequence in communication system using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing {APPARATUS FOR GENERATING PREAMBLE SEQUENCES IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEM USING ORTHOGONAL FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTIPLEXING SCHEME AND METHOD THEREOF}

The present invention relates to a communication system using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, and more particularly, to an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having a minimum peak to average power ratio.

In general, a wireless communication system is a system supporting a wireless communication service, and is composed of a base station Node B and a user equipment (UE). The base station and the user terminal support a wireless communication service using a transmission frame. Accordingly, the base station and the user terminal should acquire mutual synchronization for transmission and reception of a transmission frame, and in order to obtain the synchronization, the base station may synchronize the signal so that the user terminal knows the start of a frame transmitted from the base station. Send it. Then, the user terminal receives the synchronization signal transmitted by the base station, checks the frame timing of the base station, and demodulates the received frame according to the checked frame timing. In addition, the synchronization signal generally uses a specific preamble sequence that is previously promised by the base station and the user terminal.

In addition, a preamble sequence used in a communication system (hereinafter, referred to as an "OFDM communication system") using the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) scheme has a peak-to-average power ratio. The preamble transmitted from the base station to the user terminal is a long preamble and a preamble necessary to perform coarse synchronization. The short preamble needed to perform fine frequency synchronization is connected and used. In addition, the preamble transmitted from the user terminal to the base station to obtain fine frequency synchronization using only the short preamble. Here, the reason why a small PAPR is used as the preamble sequence of the OFDM communication system will be described. First, the orthogonality of each of the subcarriers is considered important because the OFDM communication system uses a plurality of carriers, that is, a plurality of subcarriers, as a multi-carrier communication system. Thus, a phase is set to have orthogonality between each of the subcarriers. When the phase is changed in a process of transmitting and receiving signals through the subcarriers, signals between the subcarriers may overlap. In this case, the size of the overlapped signal due to the phase change is out of the linear section of the amplifier provided in the OFDM communication system, and thus, the normal communication is not possible. Therefore, the OFDM communication system has a preamble having a minimum PAPR. Is to use sequences.

In addition, the OFDM communication system transmits data for multiple users, that is, user terminals by multiplexing one frame in time. In the OFDM communication system, a frame preamble indicating a start of a frame is transmitted for a predetermined period from the start of the frame. In addition, since data to be transmitted to each of the users may be irregularly transmitted in one frame, a burst preamble indicating the start of data exists in front of each data. Therefore, the user terminal must receive the data preamble to know the transmission start point of the data. That is, the user terminal needs to synchronize the starting point of the data in order to receive the data. To this end, the user terminal must acquire and synchronize the preamble sequence commonly used by all systems before receiving the signal.

The OFDM communication system may be a communication system other than the OFDM communication system, that is, a communication system that does not use the OFDM method, a source coding method, a channel coding method, a modulation method, or the like. In the same way. Of course, in a code division multiple access (CDMA) communication system, data is spread and transmitted, whereas the OFDM communication system converts data into an inverse fast Fourier transform (CDMA). IFFT: Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (hereinafter referred to as " IFFT ") and then transmitting in the form of inserting a guard interval, the OFDM communication system uses a relatively simple hardware (for broadband signals) compared to the CDMA communication system. hardware). That is, the OFDM communication system inputs parallelized bit / symbol strings to an IFFT input corresponding to a frequency domain by combining a plurality of bit / symbol strings after performing modulation on data. In this case, a time domain signal IFFT is output. Here, the output time-domain signal is a multiplexed wideband signal into a narrowband subcarrier signal, and a plurality of modulation symbols are transmitted through the IFFT process during one OFDM symbol period.

However, if the OFDM symbol is transmitted as it is in the OFDM communication system, interference between the previous OFDM symbol and the current OFDM symbol cannot be avoided. The guard interval is inserted to remove the intersymbol interference. The guard interval has been proposed in the form of inserting null data of a predetermined interval, but in the form of transmitting null data in the guard interval, when the receiver incorrectly estimates the start point of the OFDM symbol, interference between subcarriers occurs and the received OFDM There is a disadvantage in that the probability of misjudging a symbol increases. Thus, the protection period is a "Cyclic Prefix" scheme in which the last predetermined bits of the OFDM symbol in the time domain are copied and inserted into the effective OFDM symbol, or the first predetermined bits of the OFDM symbol in the time domain are copied and inserted into the valid OFDM symbol. The "Cyclic Postfix" method has been proposed and used. Here, the predetermined bits of the Cyclic Prefix method and the Cyclic Postfix method are preset configuration bits and have a predetermined size in the OFDM communication system. The guard period may be used for time / frequency synchronization of a received OFDM symbol by a receiver using a characteristic of copying and repeatedly arranging a part of an OFDM symbol in a time domain, that is, the first part or the last part of an OFDM symbol. .

Meanwhile, the transmission signal transmitted by the transmitter is distorted while passing through the wireless channel, and the receiver receives the distorted transmission signal. The receiver acquires time / frequency synchronization by using a preamble sequence preset between the transmitter and the receiver by receiving a signal in which the transmission signal is distorted, and performs channel estimation, followed by a fast Fourier transform (FFT). Demodulate the symbols in the frequency domain through Fast Fourier Transform (hereinafter referred to as "FFT"). After demodulating the symbols in the frequency domain, the receiver decodes the demodulated symbols into information data by performing channel decoding and source decoding corresponding to the channel coding applied by the transmitter. .

The OFDM communication system uses a preamble sequence for both frame timing synchronization and frequency synchronization and channel estimation. Of course, in the OFDM communication system, frame timing synchronization, frequency synchronization, and channel estimation may be performed using a guard interval and a pilot subcarrier in addition to the preamble. In the case of the preamble sequence, known symbols are transmitted at the beginning of every frame or burst of data, and the estimated time / frequency / channel information is transmitted using information such as guard interval and pilot subcarrier in the data transmission portion. Used to update.

Next, the preamble sequence structure used in the conventional OFDM communication system will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

FIG. 1 illustrates a long preamble sequence structure of a conventional OFDM communication system.

Before describing FIG. 1, the current OFDM communication system uses the same preamble sequence in both the downlink (DL) and the uplink (UL). Referring to FIG. 1, the long preamble sequence has a form in which a 64 length sequence is repeated 4 times and a 128 length sequence is repeated twice, and the Cyclic Prefix as described above is 64 length in length due to the characteristics of an OFDM communication system. A sequence front end of the form in which the sequence is repeated four times, and a 128 length sequence is added to the front end of the sequence in the form of two repeats. In addition, as described above, the signals before performing the IFFT are frequency domain signals, and the signals after performing the IFFT are time domain signals. The long preamble sequence shown in FIG. Long preamble sequence in the time domain is shown.

Meanwhile, the long preamble sequence in the frequency domain before performing the IFFT is as follows.

The long preamble sequences in the frequency domain, that is, the numbers specified in S (-100: 100) and P (-100: 100) represent subcarrier positions applied when performing IFFT, which will be described with reference to FIG. 3 below. The detailed description thereof will be omitted here. S (-100: 100) represents a frequency domain sequence in which a 64 length sequence is repeated 4 times, and P (-100: 100) represents a frequency domain sequence in a 128 length 2 sequence sequence. . In the expressions of S (-100: 100) and P (-100: 100), sqrt (2) means root 2, and sqrt (2) * sqrt (2) means S (-100: 100) and P It means amplification in two stages to increase the transmit power of (-100: 100).

The long preamble sequence structure has been described above with reference to FIG. 1, and the short preamble sequence structure will now be described with reference to FIG. 2.

2 is a diagram illustrating a short preamble sequence structure of a conventional OFDM communication system.

Referring to FIG. 2, the short preamble sequence has a form in which a 128 length sequence is repeated twice, and as described above, the Cyclic Prefix has a form in which the 128 length sequence is repeated twice. Added to the front of the sequence. In addition, the short preamble sequence shown in FIG. 2 shows a short preamble sequence in the time domain after performing the IFFT, and the short preamble sequence in the frequency domain is P (-100: 100) described above.

On the other hand, the long preamble sequence as described above should be generated in consideration of the following matters.

(1) must have a low PAPR.

In order to maximize transmission efficiency of a power amplifier (PA) of a transmitter transmitting end of an OFDM communication system, the PAPR of an OFDM symbol must be low. As described above, the IFFT-signaled signal is input to the power amplifier, and low PAPR is required because of the non-linear characteristic of the power amplifier. The PAPR of the OFDM symbol should have a small ratio of the maximum power and the average power of the time-domain symbol of the OFDM corresponding to the IFFT output terminal of the transmitting end, and have a uniform distribution in order that the ratio of the maximum power and the average power is small. In other words, when a combination of symbols having low cross-correlation in the IFFT input terminal, that is, the frequency domain of the transmitting end, the PAPR of the output becomes small.

(2) It must be suitable for parameter estimation necessary for communication initialization.

The parameter estimation includes channel estimation, frequency offset estimation, and time offset estimation.

(3) It must have low complexity and low overhead.

(4) The approximate frequency offset estimation should be possible.

The function of the long preamble sequences generated in consideration of the above matters is as follows.

(1) A sequence having a length of 64 repeated four times is used for time offset estimation and coarse frequency offset estimation.

(2) A sequence having a 128-length sequence repeated twice is used for fine frequency offset and channel estimation.

As a result, the long preamble sequence is used for the following purposes in the OFDM communication system.

(1) Used as the first preamble sequence of a forward protocol data unit (hereinafter referred to as a "PDU").

(2) Used for Initial Ranging.

(3) Used for Bandwidth Request Ranging.

The short preamble sequence is used for the following purposes in the OFDM communication system.

(1) Used as a reverse data preamble sequence.

(2) Used for Periodic Ranging.

On the other hand, since the accurate synchronization can be obtained by performing the initial ranging and the periodic ranging in the OFDM communication system, the reverse data preamble sequence is mainly used for channel estimation. PAPR, performance and complexity should be considered in the channel estimation. In the case of the existing short preamble sequence, the PAPR is 3.5805 [dB], and the channel estimation algorithm is referred to as MMSE (Minimum Mean Square Error). ) And LS (Least Square, hereinafter referred to as "LS") can be used in various forms of channel estimation algorithm.

Next, a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence during IFFT in a conventional OFDM communication system will be described with reference to FIG. 3.

3 is a diagram schematically illustrating a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing IFFT in a conventional OFDM communication system.

3 is 256 when the total number of subcarriers of the OFDM communication system, that is, there are 256 subcarriers from -128 subcarriers to 127, and the actual number of subcarriers used is 200, that is, -100 times, It is assumed that 200 subcarriers of ..., -1, 1 ..., 100 are used. In FIG. 3, the input numbers in front of the IFFT indicate frequency components, that is, subcarrier numbers. Here, only 200 subcarriers of the 256 subcarriers, that is, only 200 subcarriers except for subcarriers 0 to 128, -128 subcarriers to -101 subcarriers, and 101 subcarriers to 127 subcarriers, among the 256 subcarriers use. Null data, that is, zero data (0 data) is inserted and transmitted in each of the subcarriers 0, -128 subcarriers to -101 subcarriers, and 101 subcarriers to 127 subcarriers. Is as follows. First, the null data is inserted into subcarrier 0 because the subcarrier 0 represents a reference point of a preamble sequence in the time domain, that is, a DC component in the time domain after performing the IFFT. The reason why null data is inserted into the 28 subcarriers from the -128 subcarrier to the -101 subcarrier and 27 subcarriers from the 101 subcarrier to the 127 subcarrier is because of the -128 subcarrier to the -101 subcarrier Since 28 subcarriers up to and 27 subcarriers from subcarriers 101 to 127 subcarriers correspond to a high frequency band in the frequency domain, a guard interval is provided in the frequency domain.

Thus, if a preamble sequence S (-100: 100) or P (-100: 100) in the frequency domain is input to the IFFT, the IFFT is a preamble sequence S (-100: 100) or P (-100 in the frequency domain to be input. : 100 is mapped to the corresponding subcarriers to perform IFFT and output as a preamble sequence in the time domain.

Next, a transmitter structure of the OFDM communication system will be described with reference to FIG. 4.

4 is a diagram schematically illustrating a transmitter structure of an OFDM communication system.

Referring to FIG. 4, first, when information bits to be transmitted are generated, the information bits are input to a symbol mapper 411. The symbol mapper 411 modulates the input information bits using a predetermined modulation scheme, converts the symbols, and outputs the converted symbols to a serial to parallel converter 413. Here, the modulation scheme may be a quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) scheme or a quadrature amplitude modulation (16QAM) scheme. The serial / parallel converter 413 inputs a symbol output from the symbol mapper 411 to be an input number of an inverse fast fourier transformer (hereinafter, referred to as an “IFFT unit”) 419. After the parallel conversion to match the A-point (A-point) and output to the selector (417). The preamble sequence generator 415 generates a corresponding preamble sequence under the control of a controller (not shown) and outputs the corresponding preamble sequence to the selector 417. The selector 417 selects one of the signal output from the serial / parallel converter 413 or the signal output from the preamble sequence generator 415 according to scheduling of the corresponding time point to the IFFT unit 419. Output

The IFFT unit 419 inputs the signal output from the selector 417, performs an A-point IFFT, and outputs the result to a parallel to serial converter 421. In addition, the parallel / serial converter 421 receives a Cyclic Prefix as well as a signal output from the IFFT unit 419. Then, the parallel / serial converter 421 serially converts the signal output from the IFFT device 419 and the Cyclic Prefix and outputs the digital-to-analog converter 423. The digital-to-analog converter 423 inputs a signal output from the parallel / serial converter 421 to perform analog conversion, and then a radio frequency (RF) processor. 425). In this case, the RF processor 425 includes a filter, a front end unit, and the like, to perform RF processing to transmit a signal output from the digital-to-analog converter 423 on an actual air. After transmission through the antenna (antenna).

Here, the problems of the preamble sequence used in the conventional OFDM communication system and the method of generating the preamble sequence will be described below.

(1) In the existing OFDM communication system, in order to generate a preamble sequence having a minimum PAPR, the entire search method should be used, which has a problem that the search time is long.

In the OFDM communication system, it is assumed that the length of the preamble sequence is X, and there are Y kinds of values that each element of the preamble sequence has. In this case, if the entire search method is used to generate the preamble sequence having the minimum PAPR, it is necessary to search Y ^X times. For example, when Y is 2 and X is 100, 2 ¹⁰⁰ searches must be performed to generate a preamble sequence having a minimum PAPR. However, the number of operations of 2 ¹⁰⁰ times is a very large number, which causes a problem in that the OFDM communication system is a huge load.

(2) As a method of generating a preamble sequence that does not use the entire search method in an existing OFDM communication system, there is a method of generating a preamble sequence using a Golay Complementary Sequence. When the preamble sequence is generated using the golay complementary sequence, the preamble sequence having the minimum PAPR is generated within a relatively fast time compared to the case of generating the preamble sequence using the entire search method. When generating a preamble sequence using the golay complementary sequence, there is an advantage in that a preamble sequence having a minimum PAPR can be generated within a relatively fast time as described above. Because the length There is a problem that is limited to. Here, the length of the preamble sequence is The reason for being limited to is due to the nature of the golay complementary sequence. That is, the length of the Golay complementary sequence Since the length of the preamble sequence generated using the Golay complementary sequence is also limited to It is limited to. Thus, there is a problem that the length constraint of the golay complementary sequence cannot be used when the length of the preamble sequence required by the OFDM communication system is not satisfied.

(3) When the preamble sequence is generated using the golay complementary sequence, since the entire search method is not used, a preamble sequence having a minimum PAPR can be generated within a relatively fast time, but the preamble generated as described above. In addition to the length limit of the sequence, there is also a limit in the number of preamble sequences that can occur. That is, the Golay complementary sequence is because two Golay complementary sequences are generated in one Golay complementary sequence pair.

In view of the problems described above, there is a need for a method of generating a preamble sequence with a minimum number of operations in the shortest time while having a minimum PAPR. In addition, there is a need for a method for generating a preamble sequence that can satisfy the length of the preamble sequence required in the OFDM communication system and also solves the limitation of the number of preamble sequences.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence in an OFDM communication system.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having a minimum peak-to-average power ratio in an OFDM communication system.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having a minimum peak-to-average power ratio by minimizing the number of operations in an OFDM communication system.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence using a complex Gole complementary sequence in an OFDM communication system.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having no length limitation using a complex Gole complementary sequence in an OFDM communication system.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having no number limit using a complex golay complementary sequence in an OFDM communication system.

The apparatus of the present invention for achieving the above objects; An apparatus for generating a preamble sequence in an orthogonal frequency division multiple communication system using a first number of subcarriers, the apparatus comprising: generating a preamble sequence of length MN by synthesizing a golay complement length sequence of length N and a golay complement length sequence of length M Inserts null data into a preamble sequence generator and subcarriers corresponding to a DC component of the first number of subcarriers and an interference cancellation component between subcarriers, and other than the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted among the first number of subcarriers. And an inverse fast Fourier transformer for inserting each of the preamble sequence components into each of the second subcarriers of the inverse fast Fourier transform.

The method of the present invention for achieving the above objects; A method for generating a preamble sequence in an orthogonal frequency division multiple communication system using a first number of subcarriers, the method comprising: generating a preamble sequence of length MN using a golay complement sequence of length N and a golay complement sequence of length M And inserting null data into subcarriers corresponding to a DC component among the first number of subcarriers and an interference canceling component between subcarriers, wherein the null data of the first number of subcarriers other than the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted are inserted. And inserting each of the preamble sequence components in each of the two subcarriers and then performing inverse fast Fourier transform.

1 illustrates a long preamble sequence structure of a conventional OFDM communication system.

2 illustrates a short preamble sequence structure of a conventional OFDM communication system.

3 is a diagram schematically illustrating a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing IFFT in a conventional OFDM communication system.

4 schematically illustrates a transmitter structure of an OFDM communication system.

5 illustrates a structure of a preamble sequence generator for performing a function in an embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a diagram illustrating an internal structure of a complex golay complementary sequence generating device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

7 schematically illustrates a rule for mapping a complex Golay complementary sequence to an IFFT input terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

8 schematically illustrates a rule for mapping a complex Golay complementary sequence of length 100 to a 256-point IFFT input stage in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 611 of FIG. 6.

FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of a Golay complementary sequence pair generator of length 10. FIG.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram illustrating a complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG.

FIG. 12 shows a complex Golay complimentary sequence pair [E, F, G, H] having a length of 100 by synthesizing a Golay complimentary sequence pair [A, B] of length 10 and a Golay complementary sequence pair [C, D] of length 10 Schematically showing the process of synthesizing

FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing the internal structure of the golay complementary pair pair generator 915 of FIG.

14 is a diagram schematically illustrating a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 schematically illustrates a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system having 256 subcarriers

16 illustrates a preamble sequence mapping process according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings in accordance with the present invention will be described in detail. It should be noted that in the following description, only parts necessary for understanding the operation according to the present invention will be described, and descriptions of other parts will be omitted so as not to distract from the gist of the present invention.

In the present invention, the total number of sub-carriers (A sub-carriers) is A, and the actual number of sub-carriers used are -B, -B + 1, ..., -1, 1, ..., B- Minimum peak in a communication system (hereinafter referred to as "OFDM communication system") using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), which is referred to as Nos. 1 and B. An apparatus and method for generating a preamble sequence having a peak to average power ratio (PAPR) will be referred to as "PAPR". In the OFDM communication system, although the actual number of subcarriers is A, as described in the related art, subcarrier No. 0 representing a DC component in the time domain and a high frequency band in the frequency domain, that is, the time domain Null data on the subcarriers (the subcarriers of the -A subcarrier to the -B-1 subcarrier and the subcarriers of the B + 1 subcarrier to the A-1 subcarrier) indicating a guard interval in That is, since 0 data is inserted, the number of subcarriers into which the actual preamble sequence is inserted is 2B. In addition, the preamble sequence proposed by the present invention has a characteristic that the length limitation does not exist and the number limitation does not exist using the Golay Complementary Sequence and the Complex Golay Complementary Sequence. To do that.

As described in the prior art, the preamble sequence has two types, a long preamble sequence and a short preamble sequence, and the long preamble sequence has a length A / 4 sequence of 4. Times, the length A / 2 sequence is repeated twice, and due to the characteristics of the OFDM communication system, the Cyclic Prefix is the front end of the sequence in which the length A / 4 sequence is repeated four times, and the length A / 2 The sequence is added to the front of the sequence of the form repeated twice. Here, A denotes a point of an inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), ie, an input number A, to be described below. For example, when the IFFT is 256-point, the long preamble sequence has a form in which a sequence of length 256/4, that is, length 64, is repeated four times, and a length of 256/2, that is, length 128, is repeated twice. In addition, the short preamble sequence has a form in which a sequence of length A / 2 is repeated twice, and as described above, the Cyclic Prefix has a form in which the sequence of length A / 2 is repeated twice. Added to the front end.

Next, a method of generating a preamble sequence according to the present invention will be described.

First, all inputs, i.e., all subcarriers, before performing the IFFT in an OFDM system transmitted after an information symbol is called an Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (IFFT). When the golay complementary sequence is input to the property, the characteristic after performing the IFFT has a minimum PAPR due to the property of the golay complementary sequence. Here, the Golay complementary sequence is a sequence in which the sum of the aperiodic autocorrelation function for all intervals of an arbitrary sequence and the aperiodic autocorrelation function for the same interval of the complementary sequence is zero. Indicates. That is, the golay complementary sequence may be expressed as follows.

Satisfying the above conditions Wow Are eventually Golay complementary sequence pairs. That is, the Golay complementary sequence generates two pairs of two sequences.

Meanwhile, the complex Golay complementary sequence represents a sequence in which a sum of an aperiodic autocorrelation function for all intervals of an arbitrary sequence and an aperiodic autocorrelation function for the same interval of three complementary sequences is zero. That is, the complex golay complementary sequence may be expressed as follows.

[A, B, C, D] pairs satisfying the above conditions eventually become a complex Golay complementary sequence pair. That is, the complex golay complementary sequence of the four sequences to create a pair.

For example, if the IFFT is a 256-point IFFT, a 256-point complex complementary sequence of length 256 is input to an input terminal of the IFFT, and elements constituting the 256-point complex complementary sequence of length 256 are included. Each is input corresponding to each of the 512 points of the IFFT. That is, IFFT is performed by 256-to-one correspondence of each of the 256 elements forming the complex goll complementary sequence to each of 256 subcarriers from -128 subcarriers to 127 subcarriers.

However, in an actual OFDM communication system, null data must be inserted into subcarriers corresponding to DC components, that is, subcarriers 0 and subcarriers corresponding to a guard interval component, at an IFFT input terminal. Thus, it is impossible to map each of the elements constituting the complex golay complementary sequence to one-to-one mapping to each of all subcarriers of the IFFT. As described above, the present invention proposes a rule for mapping the complex golay complementary sequence to the IFFT input terminal to make use of OFDM communication system characteristics because it is impossible to insert the one-to-one complex golay complementary sequence into the IFFT input terminal. .

<Complex Golay Complement Sequence Mapping Rule>

Insert particular data into specific subcarriers of the IFFT input terminal to maintain a constant interval between components of the complex Golay complementary sequence, and insert null data into the remaining subcarriers without inserting each component of the Golay complementary sequence. After performing the IFFT, the PAPR of the output becomes less than 6 [dB]. For example, if a predetermined interval for inserting the complex golay complementary sequence components into the IFFT input terminal is 1, each of the components constituting the complex golay complementary sequence is mapped one-to-one with each of the subcarriers of the IFFT input terminal continuously. It means when inserted. That is, if the constant spacing is 1 when a 256-point complex complex complementary sequence is inserted into a 256-point IFFT, each of the 256 components of the complex valley complementary sequence is inserted into each of the 256 subcarriers of the IFFT. will be.

However, in an OFDM communication system, null data should always be inserted into subcarriers corresponding to a DC component and a guard interval component. Accordingly, the length of the complex Golay complementary sequence is the total number of subcarriers except for the subcarriers corresponding to the DC component and the guard interval component in all subcarriers. It is impossible for each of the components of the complex golay complementary sequence to be inserted sequentially into the input of the IFFT if it exceeds. As another example, when the predetermined interval is 2, each of the components constituting the complex golay complementary sequence is inserted into every other subcarrier of the IFFT input terminal. Null data is inserted into all the remaining subcarriers to which the components of the complex golay complementary sequence are not inserted. Here, if a subcarrier corresponding to a DC component exists at a position other than the subcarrier into which the components of the complex golay complementary sequence are inserted, the complex golay complementary sequence may be continuously arranged at a predetermined interval at an IFFT input terminal. As a result, the output after the IFFT has a PAPR of 6 [dB] or less.

In this case, each of the components constituting the short preamble sequence is inserted into every other sub-carrier from the -100 subcarrier to the 100 subcarrier of the 256-point IFFT input stage as follows. Since null data must be inserted into the DC component, that is, subcarrier 0 of the IFFT input terminal, it is impossible to insert +1 or -1 data into the IFFT input terminal at regular intervals rather than null data. Since the start position of insertion of the components constituting the short preamble sequence is -100 subcarriers, when the components of the short preamble sequence are inserted one by one, the components of the short preamble sequence are actually added to the zero subcarrier. Because it is mapped. On the contrary, when the components of the short preamble sequence are inserted every other component of the short preamble sequence starting with -99 subcarriers of the 256-point IFFT input terminal, the short preamble sequence is configured on the subcarrier 0. The component is not mapped. As a result, it is possible to insert all components of the short preamble sequence into the input terminal of the IFFT at regular intervals without mapping the components of the short preamble sequence to subcarrier 0, and a complex Golay complementary sequence of length 100 Is inserted into the input of a 256-point IFFT as follows.

[-99, -97, ...., -3, -1, 1, 3, ...., 97,99]

And, the other subcarriers other than the [-99, -97, ..., -3, -1, 1, 3, ...., 97,99] subcarriers, that is, 0 subcarrier and -128 If null data is inserted into subcarriers of subcarriers to -100 subcarriers and subcarriers of subcarriers 100 to 127 and subcarriers 100 to 127, PAPR becomes 6 [dB] or less after performing IFFT.

Therefore, in the present invention, a preamble sequence is generated by using the <Complex Golay Complementary Sequence Mapping Rule> described above. In addition, the present invention also proposes a method for generating a complex Golay complementary sequence having a length of 100 that can support the <Complete Golay Complementary Sequence Mapping Rule>, which will be described below, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. Meanwhile, in the above description, the <Complex Golay Complementary Sequence Mapping Rule> is described with a short preamble sequence. Thus, a complex Golay complementary sequence having a length of 100 is taken as an example, but the length of the preamble sequence used in the OFDM communication system is 100 In addition, it may exist in other lengths as well, and the <complex golay complementary sequence mapping rule> will be described with reference to FIG. 7.

7 is a diagram schematically illustrating a rule for mapping a complex golay complementary sequence to an IFFT input terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7, first, in an OFDM communication system in which the number of subcarriers of an IFFT input terminal is A, [-B,-(B-1), ..., -1, 1, ..., B-1, B ] Inserts data only into subcarriers, inserts null data into the remaining subcarriers, and spaces I at a constant interval where a complex Gole complementary sequence is inserted. Let's assume.

Then B = Ik + D, Insert each of the components of the complex Golay complementary sequence into the subcarriers of [-(BE),-(BEI), ..., BFI, BF] at the IFFT input, and null for the remaining subcarriers. Insert data. The variables, ie, D, E, and F, are described as follows.

If B is a multiple of I, that is, B = Ik, if the subcarrier mapping of the IFFT input terminal starts from -B subcarrier, a value of +1 or -1 other than null data must be inserted into subcarrier 0. . However, when B = Ik, since null data is inserted into subcarrier 0, it is impossible to map a complex Gole complementary sequence into a preamble sequence. Thus, in order to eliminate the case where null data is inserted into subcarrier 0, B is set to Ik + D at the IFFT input terminal to determine the position where each of the components of the complex Golay complementary sequence is inserted. here, , Then all integers B can be included. In addition, a variable called E is defined to eliminate a phenomenon in which the value of +1 or -1, not null data, is mapped to subcarrier 0. We also define a variable called F to match the mapping relationship that inserts the last component of the complex golay complementary sequence.

Then, if the complex golay complementary sequence is represented by J, and the preamble sequence outputted after IFFT of the complex golay complementary sequence J is expressed as L, the mapping rule of the complex golay complementary sequence shown in Equation 1 is Hold.

In Equation 1, GPM (n) is an index function, and in GPM (n), n is an index of components constituting a complex Golay complementary sequence, and the result of GPM (n) is a preamble. Represents the index of the components constituting the sequence. And, the GPM (n) is shown in the following equation (2).

In Equation 2, to be. That is, the variable i has values of -B,-(B-1), ..., -1, 1, ..., B-1, B, i = GPM ( If n satisfying n) is inserted, J (n) is inserted into the corresponding subcarrier of the input terminal of IFFT. If n satisfying i = GPM (n) is not present, null data is inserted into the corresponding subcarrier of the input terminal of IFFT. Insert it. Then, as described above, while each of the components of the complex Golay complementary sequence is input to the input terminal subcarriers of the IFFT at regular intervals, the +1 or -1 data is not inserted into the subcarrier 0 representing the DC component. Considering the situation, the relationship between the variables D, E, and F is as follows.

(1) If D = 0, set E = 1, 2, ..., I-1 and F = I-E.

The reason for this setting is that when D = E = 0, +1 or -1 rather than null data is inserted into subcarrier 0 of the IFFT input terminal.

(2) If D = 1, ..., I-1, E = 0, ..., I-1 ( ) And F is ((BF) mod I = D + E). (only, )

The reason for this configuration is to eliminate the case where +1 or -1, not null data, is inserted into subcarrier 0.

The reason for this configuration is to eliminate the case where +1 or -1, not null data, is inserted into subcarrier 0.

In FIG. 7, in general, subcarriers up to -B,-(B-1), ..., -1, 1, ..., B-1, B in actual A-point IFFT The case where the complex Golay complementary sequence length is MN and each of the complex Golay complementary sequence components are mapped to an input terminal of the IFFT at an interval of I has been described. In addition, the operation of mapping the complex golay complementary sequence to the input of the IFFT to preamble sequence is performed by the complex golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 710 to be described below. Since the connection relationship between the sequence / preamble sequence mapper 710 and other hardware components will be described later, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Then, subcarriers up to -100, -99, ..., -1, 1, ..., 99, and 100 in the 256-point IFFT will be described next. A case in which the length of the golay complementary sequence is 100 and each of the complex golay complementary sequence components is mapped to an input terminal of the IFFT at intervals of two will be described.

8 is a diagram schematically illustrating a rule for mapping a complex Golay complementary sequence of length 100 to a 256-point IFFT input terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 8, in the complex golay complementary sequence mapping rule described with reference to FIG. 7, the point value A is 256, and an integer value B for determining the subcarrier position at which the actual complex golay complementary sequence starts mapping is 100 and is complex. Assume that a constant interval I for inserting each of the components of the golay complementary sequence is two.

In this case, D becomes 0 according to the complex Golay complementary sequence mapping rule described with reference to FIG. 7, and since E is 0, E is set to 1 and F = I-E = 2-1 = 1. Then the index function GPM (n) =-(99-2n) ) And components corresponding to the index [-99, -97, ..., -1, 1, ..., 97, 99] among components constituting the preamble sequence, that is, 256 subcarriers of the IFFT input stage. Each of the components of the complex Golay complementary sequence of length 100 is mapped to subcarriers corresponding to [-99, -97, ..., -1, 1, ..., 97, 99]. Null data is inserted into the remaining subcarriers to which the components of the complex Golay complementary sequence are not mapped.

In FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, a rule for mapping a complex Golay complementary sequence to subcarriers of an IFFT input terminal to generate a complex Golay complementary sequence as a preamble sequence has been described. Next, a method of generating a complex golay complementary sequence used as the preamble sequence will be described.

First, FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an internal structure of a complex golay complementary sequence generating device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

6 proposes a method for generating a complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN. And parameters used in describing the apparatus and method for generating the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN, namely "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", Parameters such as "G" and "H" are parameters that are substantially different from those described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8, wherein "A", "B", "C", and "D" represent Golley complementary sequences. "E", "F", "G", and "H" represent complex Golay complementary sequences. Here, M and N are An integer that satisfies the condition of.

Referring to FIG. 6, the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 611 receives a variable pNum0 value and a variable seed0 value from a controller (not shown), and has a length N corresponding to the received variable pNum0 value and the variable seed0 value. Golai's complementary sequence occurs in pairs [A, B]. Herein, the variable pNum0 has any integer value of 0 to K-1. The variable K represents the number of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs of length N, and thus, the variable pNum0 is a variable for selecting a primitive golay complementary sequence pair to use among the K primitive golay complementary sequence pairs. The variable seed0 is an integer value from 0 to 63, and is a variable for selecting a pair of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs. The reason why the variable seed0 has any integer value of 0 to 63 is because the Golay complementary sequence pair has 64 pairs. The primitive golay complementary sequence pair refers to a golay complementary sequence pair that cannot be generated by the synthesis of a pair of golay complementary sequences of shorter length than the primitive golay complementary sequence. Meanwhile, a process of generating the actual golay complementary sequence pair by the golay complementary pair pair generator 611 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 9, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. Meanwhile, a process of generating the actual golay complementary sequence pair by the golay complementary pair pair generator 611 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 9, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In addition, the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 613 receives a variable pNum1 value and a variable seed1 value, and receives a Golay complementary sequence pair [C, D] corresponding to the variable pNum1 value and the variable seed1 value. Occurs. Herein, the variable pNum1 has an integer value of 0 to L-1. The variable L represents the number of pairs of primitive golay complementary sequences of length M, and thus the variable pNum1 is a variable that selects a pair of pairs of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs of length M.

The complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesizer 615 generates a Golay complementary sequence pair [A, B] of length N generated by the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 611 and the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 613. A Gola Complement Complement Sequence pair [C, D] of length M is generated by a complex Gola Complement Complement Sequence Pair Synthesis rule provided from the controller to generate a Gola Complement Complement Sequence pair [E, F, G, H] of length MN. . Since the complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule will be described with reference to FIG. 11, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Finally, the selector 617 receives a select signal from the controller, and outputs the complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesizer 615 corresponding to the received select signal [E]. , F, G, H] is selected and output as a complex Golay complementary sequence J having a final length MN. Here, the selection signal has an integer value of any one of the integers from 0 to 3, and the selector 617 selects E if the selection signal is 0, F if 1, G if 3, and F if 2 Output in complex goll complementary sequence J.

Next, a process of generating the actual preamble sequence by mapping the complex golay complementary sequence of length MN corresponding to the complex goose abnormality sequence mapping rule will be described with reference to FIG. 5.

5 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a preamble sequence generator for performing a function in an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, first, the preamble sequence generator includes a complex Golay complementary sequence generator 511, a complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 513, and a selector 515. The complex golay complementary sequence generator 511 receives a variable pNum0 value, a variable pNum1 value, a variable seed0 value, a variable seed1 value, a select signal from a controller, and receives the received variable pNum0 value, A complex Goll complementary sequence J (0: (MN-1)) of length MN is generated with the variable pNum1 value, the variable seed0 value, the variable seed1 value, and the selection signal.

Here, since the process of generating the actual complex golay complementary sequence of the complex golay complementary sequence generator 511 is the same as described with reference to FIG. 6, the detailed description thereof will be omitted. Thus, the complex Golay complementary sequence J (0: (MN-1)) of length MN generated by the complex Golay complementary sequence generator 511 is input to the complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 513, The complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 513 corresponds to the input of the IFFT with the complex Golay complementary sequence J (0: (MN-1)) of length MN and the variable interval value transmitted from the controller. To generate a preamble sequence. Here, Sg represents a sequence inserted into the preamble sequence of the previous part of the long preamble sequence, Pg represents a sequence inserted into the short preamble sequence, and "B" represents the same value as "B" of FIG. In addition, in the description of FIG. 5, the case where the variable interval is set to 2 or 4 has been described on the assumption that the value of the interval may vary depending on the situation. If the variable interval is 4, Sg (-B: B) is generated. If the variable interval is 2, Pg (-B: B) is generated. Also, since the operation of the complex golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 513 is also described with reference to FIG. 7, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. As such, the Sg (-B: B) or Pg (-B: B) output from the complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper 513 is input to the selector 515, and the selector 515 is configured as described above. According to the situation, Sg (-B: B) or Pg (-B: B) selects and outputs a required preamble sequence.

Next, the Golay complementary sequence pair generator 611 that generates the Golay complementary sequence pair of length N described in FIG. 6 will be described with reference to FIG. 9.

9 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of the golay complementary sequence pair generator 611 of FIG. 6.

Referring to FIG. 9, assuming that the number of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs 911 of length N is K as described in FIG. 6, the variable pNum0 is any of integers from 0 to K-1. Is an integer value. Thus, the variable pNum0 value is input to a selector 913, and the selector 913 has the variable pNum0 value and has a specific length N primitive goll complementary sequence pair of the length N primitive goll complementary sequence pairs 911. A pair [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] is selected and output to the golay complementary pair pair generator 915. The golai complementary sequence pair pair generator 915 receives a primitive golay complementary sequence pair [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] having a length N output from the selector 913 and a variable seed0 value from a controller. Generate a sequence pair [A, B].

Then, the Golay complementary sequence pair generator of length 10 will be described with reference to FIG.

10 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of a Golley complementary sequence pair generator having a length of 10. Referring to FIG.

Referring to FIG. 10, first, there are two pairs 1011 of primitive golay complementary sequences of length 10. The two pairs of primitive golay complementary sequences are as follows.

Thus, since there are two pairs 1011 of primitive gola complementary sequences of length 10, the variable pNum0 has a value of 0 or 1, and the selector 1013 has a value of the variable pNum0 and has a length of 10 primitive golays. Select the complementary sequence pair and output [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ]. Golay complementary sequence pair pair generator 1015 generates a golay complementary sequence pair pair [A, B] with [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] output from the selector 1013 and the variable seed0 value transmitted from the controller. do.

Next, the complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule will be described with reference to FIG. 11.

11 is a diagram schematically illustrating a complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 11, the complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesizer 615 described in FIG. 6 synthesizes a complex Golay complementary sequence pair of length MN corresponding to the complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule. The complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule is as follows.

Rule of Synthesis of Complex Gole Complementary Sequence Pairs

In the complex Golay complimentary sequence pair synthesis rule, a _l and b _l represent components constituting each of the Golai complementary sequence pairs [A, B] of length N, and c _k and d _k are Golay complementary sequences of length M. Components constituting each pair [C, D], and e _i, f _i, g _i, h _i represent the components constituting each of the complex Golay complementary sequence pair [E, F, G, H] of length MN. Indicates. Here, the variable i satisfies the condition of Equation 3 below.

As a result, when the controller in the apparatus for generating the complex golay complementary sequence described with reference to FIG. 6 corresponds to the <Complex Golay Complementary Sequence Pair Synthesis Rule>, the complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesizer 615 of length N Combining the Golay Complementary Sequence Pair [A, B] and the Golay Complementary Sequence Pair [C, D] of length M generates a complex Golay Complementary Sequence Pair [E, F, G, H] of length MN. will be.

Next, referring to FIG. 12, a composite of a Golay complementary sequence pair [A, B] having a length of 10 and a Golay complementary sequence pair [C, D] having a length of 10 is synthesized to have a length of 10 * 10, that is, a complex golay having a length of 100. A process of generating a complementary sequence pair [E, F, G, H] will be described.

12 is a complex Golay complementary sequence pair [E, F, G, 10] of length 10 by synthesizing a pair of Golay complementary sequence pairs [A, B] of length 10 and a pair of Golay complementary sequence pairs [C, D] of length 10; H] schematically illustrates the process of synthesizing.

Referring to FIG. 12, as described with reference to FIG. 6, the complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesizer 615 generates a complex Golay complementary sequence pair [E, F, G, H] having a length of 100 from the controller. A complex Golay complementary sequence pair [E, F, G, H] of length 100 is synthesized according to the <Complex Golay Complementary Sequence Pair Synthesis Rule>. In addition, the <complex Gole complementary sequence pair synthesis rule> of the length 100 will be described in detail.

<Composite Rule of Complex Golay Complementary Sequence Pairs of Length [104]>

In the <complex rule of complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis of length 100>, a _l and b _l represent components constituting each of the golay complementary sequence pairs [A, B] of length 10, and c _k and d _k are length 10 E _i, f _i, g _i, h _i represent the complex constituents of length 100 (10 * 10) of complex Golay complementary sequence pairs [E, F, G, H] components constituting each are shown. I, l, and k satisfy the condition of Equation 4 below.

Next, an internal structure of the golay complementary pair pair generator 915 will be described with reference to FIG. 13.

13 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of the golay complementary pair pair generator 915 of FIG. 9.

Referring to FIG. 13, as described above with reference to FIG. 9, the Golay complementary sequence pair pair generator 915 receives a variable seed value for selecting a pair pair of primitive Golay complementary sequence pairs from a controller, and receives the received variable. Generate a pair of golay complementary sequences corresponding to the seed values. The process of generating the actual golay complementary pair pair according to the variable seed value by the golay complementary pair pair generator 617 is as follows.

First, the variable seed value is input to a binary converter 1311, and the binary converter 1311 converts the variable seed value to binary. Herein, the variable seed has an integer value of 0 to 63 because the pair of golay complementary sequence pairs has 64 pairs as described above. Thus, the binary converter 1311 converts the variable seed value into a 6-digit binary number and expresses each of the converted 6-digit binary numbers as bseed [n]. That is, bseed [0] represents the value of the number of digits corresponding to 2 ⁰ in the 6-digit binary number, bseed [1] represents the value of the number of digits corresponding to 2 ¹ in the 6-digit binary number, bseed [2] Denotes the value of the digit corresponding to 2 ² in the 6 digit binary number, bseed [3] denotes the value of the digit corresponding to 2 ³ in the 6 digit binary number, and bseed [4] denotes the 6 digit binary number Represents the value of the digit corresponding to 2 ⁴ , and bseed [5] represents the value of the digit corresponding to 2 ⁵ in the 6-digit binary number. For example, when the variable seed value is 3, bseed [5] = 0, bseed [4] = 0, bseed [3] = 0, bseed [2] = 0, bseed [1] = 1, bseed [0] = 1.

In this way, the binary converter 1311 converts the variable seed value into binary to output bseed [5], bseed [4], bseed [3], bseed [2], bseed [1], and bseed [0]. And bseed [5], bseed [4], bseed [3], bseed [2], bseed [1], and bseed [0] are Golay complementary sequence pair converters 1313 and a first sequence order converter. 1315, a second sequence sequence converter 1317, a first sequence code converter 1319, a second sequence code converter 1321, and a Golay complementary sequence pair odd-numbered code converter 1323. .

On the other hand, a primitive Golay complementary sequence pair [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] of length N is input to the Golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313. The golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313 has a sequence of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] of length N when the value of bseed [5] output from the binary converter 1311 is 1; Change to [T ₀ ^C , T ₀ ] and output as [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ]. Here, the [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ] represents the golay complementary sequence output from the golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313. On the contrary, if the value of bseed [5] output from the binary converter 1311 is 0, the Golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313 may determine the length of the primitive Golay complementary sequence pair [T ₀ , T ₀ ^C ] of length N. Output the result as [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ] without changing the order.

Thus, [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ] output from the Golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313 is input to the first sequence order converter 1315. The first sequence order converter 1315 inputs the [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ] and the value of the bseed [4] output from the binary converter 1311 is 1 [T ₁ , T _1]. The sequence of T ₁ , which is the first sequence of ^C ], is converted to T ₂ , and T ₁ is generated as T ₂ ^C. On the contrary, when the value of bseed [4] output from the binary converter 1311 is 0, the first sequence order converter 1315 is equal to [T ₁ , T ₁ ^C ] as [T ₂ , T ₂ ^C ]. Occurs.

[T ₂ , T ₂ ^C ] output from the first sequence sequence converter 1315 is input to the second sequence sequence converter 1317. The second sequence order converter 1317 inputs the [T ₂ , T ₂ ^C ] and the value of bseed [3] output from the binary converter 1311 is 1 [T ₂ , T ₂ ^C]. - generating a second sequence of two to convert the sequence of T ₂ T ₃ ^{C c} of the, T ₂ is as occurs in T _3. On the contrary, when the value of bseed [3] output from the binary converter 1311 is 0, the second sequence order converter 1317 is [T ₂ , T ₂ ^C ] as it is [T ₃ , T ₃ ^C ]. Occurs.

[T ₃ , T ₃ ^C ] output from the second sequence sequence converter 1315 is input to the first sequence code converter 1319. The first sequence code converter 1319 inputs the [T ₃ , T ₃ ^C ] and when the value of bseed [2] output from the binary converter 1311 is 1, [T ₃ , T ₃ ^C] ] by converting the sign of the first sequence of T ₄ with T ₃ generation of, and T ₃ are as occurs in T _4. On the contrary, when the value of bseed [2] output from the binary converter 1311 is 0, the first sequence code converter 1319 is [T ₃ , T ₃ ^C ] as it is [T ₄ , T ₄ ^C ] Occurs.

[T ₄ , T ₄ ^C ] output from the first sequence code converter 1319 is input to the second sequence code converter 1321. The second sequence code converter 1321 inputs the [T ₄ , T ₄ ^C ] and when the value of bseed [1] output from the binary converter 1311 is 1, [T ₄ , T ₄ ^C] ] Converts the sign of T ₄ ^c , which is the second sequence, to occur as T ₅ ^c , and T _{4 as it} is to T ₅ . On the contrary, when the value of bseed [1] output from the binary converter 1311 is 0, the second sequence code converter 1321 is [T ₄ , T ₄ ^C ] as it is [T ₅ , T ₅ ^C ] Occurs.

[T ₅ , T ₅ ^C ] output from the second sequence code converter 1321 is input to the odd-numbered code converter 1323 of the Golay complementary sequence pair. The odd-numbered code converter 1323 of the Golay complementary sequence pair inputs [T ₅ , T ₅ ^C ] and outputs the value of bseed [0] output from the binary converter 1311 to 1 [T _5]. , by converting the sign of T ₅ ^c] two sequences of T ₅ and T ₅ ^c odd-numbered components of the generated to the T ₆ and T ₆ ^c. In contrast, the binary converter (1311) bseed when the value of [0] 0 days the bone ray complementary sequences pair of odd-numbered code converter 1323 output from the AS to ^{_{[T 5, T 5 C]}} [T 6, T ₆ ^C ]. As a result, [T ₆ , T ₆ ^C ] output from the odd-numbered code-transformer 1323 becomes the output of the valley-pair complementary pair pair generator 617. Thus, the Golay complementary sequence pair converter 1313, the first sequence order converter 1315, the second sequence order converter 1317, the first sequence code converter 1319, and the second sequence code converter ( 1321 and the sequence generated by the sequence conversion of the odd-numbered code converter 1323 also have the characteristics of the Golay-Complementary Sequence Pair. As a result, it is possible to generate 64 pairs of Golay complementary sequence pairs using the characteristics of the Golay complementary sequence pair.

Next, a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system will be described with reference to FIG. 14.

14 is a diagram schematically illustrating a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

14 shows that the total number of subcarriers in the OFDM communication system is A, and the number of subcarriers actually used among the A subcarriers is [-B, -B + 1, ...,-1,1, .. ., B-1, B] will be described on the assumption. In FIG. 14, numbers of IFFT input terminals represent numbers of subcarriers of the OFDM communication system. As described above, after the subcarrier 0 performs the IFFT, null data is inserted into the subcarrier 0 because the DC component is represented in the time domain, that is, the reference point of the preamble sequence. Further, the 2B subcarriers actually used, subcarriers except the subcarrier O, that is, subcarriers from -A / 2 subcarriers to-(B + 1) subcarriers, and (B + 1) subcarriers Null data is also inserted in subcarriers up to subcarriers (A / 2-1) to (A / 2-1). Here, null data is inserted into subcarriers from -A / 2 subcarriers to-(B + 1) subcarriers and subcarriers from (B + 1) subcarriers to (A / 2-1) subcarriers. As described above, the subcarriers from -A / 2 subcarriers to-(B + 1) subcarriers and (B + 1) subcarriers to (A / 2-1) subcarriers This is because they correspond to the guard interval. Thus, if a preamble sequence Sg (-B: B) or Pg (-B: B) in the frequency domain is input to the IFFT, the IFFT is a preamble sequence Sg (-B: B) or Pg (-) in the input frequency domain. B: B) is mapped to the corresponding subcarriers to perform IFFT and output as a preamble sequence in the time domain. In this case, the Sg (-B: B) is input to the IFFT in the preamble sequence section of the long preamble section, and the Pg (-B: B) is input in the IFFT in the short preamble sequence section.

Next, a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system having 256 subcarriers will be described with reference to FIG. 15.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a mapping relationship between subcarriers and a preamble sequence when performing an IFFT in an OFDM communication system having 256 subcarriers.

In the description of FIG. 15, there are 256 subcarriers ranging from -128 subcarriers to 127 subcarriers, and the number of subcarriers actually used is -100, ..., -1, 1, ..., Let's assume 200 to 100 times. And, as described above with reference to FIG. 14, subcarrier 0 acts as a DC component, subcarriers from -128 subcarrier to -101 subcarrier, and subcarriers from subcarrier 101 through 127 subcarrier act as protection interval components. Inserts null data. Thus, the preamble sequence Sg (-100: 100) or Pg (-100: 100) in the frequency domain is inserted as an input of the IFFT, and the IFFT inserts the input Sg (-100: 100) or Pg (-100: 100). IFFT is performed to output a preamble sequence in the time domain. Here, the Sg (-100: 100) is inserted into the IFFT in the preamble sequence section of the front part of the long preamble section, and the Pg (-100: 100) is inserted into the IFFT input terminal in the short preamble sequence section.

In addition, the Sg (-100: 100) or Pg (-100: 100) is generated in the preamble sequence generator as described in FIG. 5, in the present invention, the preamble sequence generator generates Pg (-100: 100) In the case described as an example. Meanwhile, all preamble sequences generated by the preamble sequence generator have a PAPR of 6 [dB] or less. All variable values described in the complex Golay complementary sequence generator of length MN described with reference to FIG. 6, namely, M, N, The lowest PAPR of the PAPRs of all complex Golay complementary sequences that can be derived by the combination of pNum0, pNum1, seed0, seed1, and select is 5.1095 [dB]. The parameters for generating a complex Golay complementary sequence when having a PAPR of 5.1095 [dB], that is, M, N, pNum0, pNum1, seed0, seed1, and select may include many cases, where pNum0 = Assuming pNum1 = select = 0, the seed value that has the minimum PAPR is seed0 = 32 seed1 = 33. In this case, that is, when seed0 = 32 and seed1 = 33, the preamble sequence is expressed as Pg (-100: 100). The Pg (-100: 100) is as follows.

Looking at the Pg (-100: 100), it can be seen that +1 or -1 data is inserted in odd components and null data, 0, is inserted in even components.

Next, the preamble sequence mapping process according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 16.

16 is a diagram illustrating a preamble sequence mapping process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 16, in step 1611, the transmitter of the OFDM communication system checks whether a signal interval to be transmitted is a preamble sequence transmission interval. The transmitter proceeds to step 1613 when the signal interval to be transmitted is not the preamble sequence transmission interval, that is, the data transmission interval. In step 1613, the transmitter controls the data to be transmitted to be mapped to the corresponding subcarriers of the IFFT input terminal and returns to step 1611.

If the signal interval to be transmitted is the preamble sequence transmission interval in step 1611, the transmitter proceeds to step 1615. In step 1615, the transmitter checks whether the preamble sequence transmission section is a section for transmitting a preamble sequence of a previous part of a long preamble sequence. Here, the preamble sequence of the preceding part of the preamble sequence having a long length of the preamble sequence transmission period means an Sg (-B: B) sequence. The transmitter proceeds to step 1617 when the preamble sequence transmission section is a section for transmitting the preamble sequence of the previous part of the long preamble sequence.

In step 1617, the transmitter generates a preamble sequence Sg (-B: B) of the front part of the long preamble sequence, controls to be mapped to corresponding subcarriers of an IFFT input terminal, and returns to step 1611. In this case, -B: B represents the number of subcarriers for which actual data is used in the OFDM communication system. On the other hand, in step 1615, when the check result is not a section for transmitting the preamble sequence Sg (-B: B) of the front part of the preamble sequence, that is, a section for transmitting a short preamble sequence Pg (-B: B). The transmitter proceeds to step 1619. In step 1619, the transmitter generates the short preamble sequence Pg (-B: B) so as to be mapped to corresponding subcarriers of an IFFT input terminal and returns to step 1611.

On the other hand, as described above, the complex Golay complementary sequence is a sequence in which the sum of the aperiodic autocorrelation function for all intervals of an arbitrary sequence and the aperiodic autocorrelation function for the same interval of three complementary sequences is zero. Indicates. That is, in the complex golay complementary sequence, four complex golay complementary sequences form one complex golay complementary sequence pair. In the present invention, since the complex golay complementary sequence uses the feature that four complex golay complementary sequences form one complex gole complementary sequence pair, the characteristics of the preamble sequence are improved. Next, the effects caused by using the complex golay complementary sequence of the preamble sequence of the present invention will be described.

For example, when using a preamble sequence in a cellular mobile communication system in which a plurality of base stations exist, each of the base stations must use a different preamble sequence to distinguish each of the plurality of base stations. . In this case, if there are multiple multipaths of the channel, the receiver, i.e., the user terminal, receives a signal to which preamble sequences transmitted from each of the base stations and delay components generated by the multipaths are added. Will be received. However, since the preamble sequence is a complex gole complementary sequence, delay components generated by the multipath are canceled through a correlation operation at the receiver, and cancellation of delay components generated by the multipath is consequently timed. And minimize the frequency error to improve the overall performance. Of course, even when the preamble sequence is a Golay complementary sequence rather than the complex Gole complementary sequence, delay components generated by the multipath are canceled according to the correlation operation of the receiver. However, when using the golay complementary sequence as the preamble sequence, only the preamble sequences of up to two base stations cannot be supported due to the nature of the golay complementary sequence, as described above. This is because the ray complementary sequences form a gole complementary sequence pair.

On the contrary, when the complex golay complementary sequence is used as the preamble sequence as proposed in the present invention, preamble sequences of up to 4 base stations can be supported. That is, the preamble sequence using the golay complementary sequence supports preamble sequences of up to two base stations, whereas the preamble sequence using the complex golay complementary sequence, like the present invention, supports preamble sequences of up to four base stations. It increases the radio resource. This increase in available radio resources improves overall system performance.

The present invention as described above has the advantage of enabling the generation of a preamble sequence with a minimum PAPR in an OFDM communication system. This preamble sequence generation with the minimum PAPR has the advantage of improving the overall performance of the OFDM communication system. In addition, the present invention has the advantage that the preamble sequence having the minimum PAPR can be generated with the minimum number of operations within the shortest time by generating the preamble sequence using the complex Golay complementary sequence. In addition, the present invention has the advantage that it is possible to generate a preamble sequence by using a complex gole complementary sequence to generate a preamble sequence that does not exist even up to the number limit without the length limitation. In addition, the present invention has the advantage of increasing the efficiency of radio resources by increasing the number of preamble sequences that can maintain characteristics independently from each other by generating a preamble sequence using a complex Golay complementary sequence.

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An apparatus for generating a preamble sequence in an orthogonal frequency division multiple communication system using a first number of subcarriers, the apparatus comprising: A preamble sequence generator for synthesizing a golai complementary sequence of length N and a golay complementary sequence of length M to generate a preamble sequence of length MN; Null data is inserted into subcarriers corresponding to a DC component among the first number of subcarriers and an interference cancellation component between subcarriers, and a second number of subcarriers other than the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted among the first number of subcarriers. And an inverse fast Fourier transformer for inserting each of the preamble sequence components into subcarriers and inverse fast Fourier transform. The method of claim 1, Wherein the preamble sequence is a complex golay complementary sequence. The method of claim 1, The preamble sequence generator; A complex Golay complementary sequence generator for synthesizing the Golay complementary sequence of length N and the Golay complementary sequence of length M to generate the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN; And a complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper for generating the preamble sequence so that each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN is mapped to the second number of subcarriers at a predetermined set interval. Said device. The method of claim 3, The complex Golay complementary sequence generator; A first golay complementary sequence pair generator for generating a golay complementary sequence pair of length N, A second golay complementary sequence pair generator for generating a golay complementary sequence pair of length M, A complex Golay complementary sequence pair which synthesizes the Golay complementary sequence pair of length N and the Golay complementary sequence pair of length M into a complex Golay complimentary sequence pair of length MN in accordance with a complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule Synthesizer, And a selector for selecting any one of the complex Golay complementary sequences of length MN as a complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN. The method of claim 4, wherein The first valley complementary sequence pair generator; A selector for selecting one primitive golay complementary sequence pair of length N primitive golay complementary sequence pairs, Selecting a pair of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs from among the pair of pairs of selected primitive golay complementary sequence pairs and including a first gole complementary sequence pair pair generator generated as a pair of golay complementary sequences of length N Said device. The method of claim 4, wherein The second valley complementary sequence pair generator; A selector for selecting one primitive golay complementary sequence pair of length M primitive golay complementary sequence pairs, And selecting a pair of pairs of primitive golay complementary sequences from the selected pairs of pairs of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs to generate a second gole complementary sequence pair pair generator generated as a pair of golay complementary sequences of length M. Said device. The method of claim 4, wherein And said complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule synthesizes said complex golay complementary sequence pair of length MN corresponding to the following <complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule>. Rule of Synthesis of Complex Gole Complementary Sequence Pairs However, in the complex Golay complimentary sequence pair synthesis rule, a _l and b _l represent components constituting each of the Golay complementary sequence pairs [A, B] of length N, and c _k and d _k are Golays of length M Components constituting each of the complementary sequence pairs [C, D], and e _i, f _i, g _i, h _i constitute each of the complex Golay complementary sequence pairs [E, F, G, H] of length MN. Components, and i, l, and k satisfy the condition of Equation 5 below. The method of claim 3, The complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper is a component having a value of +1 or -1 among the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN corresponds to the DC component of the second number of subcarriers The apparatus as claimed in claim 1, wherein the control unit does not map to a subcarrier. The method of claim 3, The complex Golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper maps components having a value of +1 or −1 among components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN to odd subcarriers of the second number of subcarriers. And controlling to make it possible. The method of claim 3, The complex golay complementary sequence / preamble sequence mapper controls each of the components constituting the complex golay complementary sequence of length MN to be mapped to the second number of subcarriers at a preset interval corresponding to Equation 6 below. The device, characterized in that. However, in Equation 6, n in GPM (n) represents the index of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence, GPM (n) represents the index of the components constituting the preamble sequence. The method of claim 9, The GPM (n) is represented by the following Equation (7). In Equation 7, And -B represents the starting subcarrier numbers of subcarriers except the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted among the first number of subcarriers, and B represents an ending subcarrier number. The method of claim 3, The set interval is determined as in Equation (8). ) In Equation 8, I denotes the set interval, and when the variable D = 0, E = 1, 2, ..., set to be I-1 and F = IE, D = 1, ..., If I-1, then E = 0, ..., I-1 ( ) And F is ((BF) mod I = D + E) ). The method of claim 1, The preamble sequence generator generates a preamble sequence such as Pg (-100: 100) when the first number is 256. However, -n: n represents subcarriers from the -n th subcarrier to the n th subcarrier. A method for generating a preamble sequence in an orthogonal frequency division multiple communication system using a first number of subcarriers, the method comprising: Generating a preamble sequence of length MN using a Golay complementary sequence of length N and a Golay complementary sequence of length M; Null data is inserted into subcarriers corresponding to a DC component among the first number of subcarriers and an interference cancellation component between subcarriers, and a second number of subcarriers other than the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted among the first number of subcarriers. And inserting each of the preamble sequence components into subcarriers and then performing inverse fast Fourier transform. The method of claim 14, Wherein the preamble sequence is a complex golay complementary sequence. The method of claim 14, Generating the preamble sequence; Synthesizing a Golay complementary sequence of length N and a Golay complementary sequence of length M to generate a complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN; Generating the preamble sequence so that each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN is mapped to the second subcarriers among the first number of subcarriers at a predetermined set interval. Said method. The method of claim 16, Generating the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN; Generating a pair of Golay complementary sequences of length N, and Generating a golay complementary sequence pair of length M, and Synthesizing said pair of Golay complementary sequence lengths of length N and a pair of Golay complementary sequence lengths of length M into complex Golay complementary sequence pairs of length MN corresponding to a complex Golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule; Selecting a complex Golay complementary sequence of the length MN complex Golay complementary sequence pair as the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN. The method of claim 17, Generating the golay complementary sequence pair of length N; Selecting one primitive golay complementary sequence pair of length N primitive golay complementary sequence pairs, And selecting one pair of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs from among the pairs of pairs of selected primitive golay complementary sequence pairs and generating the pairs of gole complementary sequence lengths of length N. The method of claim 17, Generating the golay complementary sequence pair of length M; Selecting one primitive golay complementary sequence pair of length M primitive golay complementary sequence pairs, And selecting one pair of primitive golay complementary sequence pairs of the selected pairs of pairs of the selected primitive golay complementary sequence pairs and generating the pairs of gole complementary sequence pairs of length M. The method of claim 17, And said complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule synthesizes said complex golay complementary sequence pair of length MN corresponding to the following <complex golay complementary sequence pair synthesis rule>. Rule of Synthesis of Complex Gole Complementary Sequence Pairs However, in the complex Golay complimentary sequence pair synthesis rule, a _l and b _l represent components constituting each of the Golay complementary sequence pairs [A, B] of length N, and c _k and d _k are Golays of length M Components constituting each of the complementary sequence pairs [C, D], and e _i, f _i, g _i, h _i constitute each of the complex Golay complementary sequence pairs [E, F, G, H] of length MN. Components, and i, l, and k satisfy the condition of Equation 9. The method of claim 16, When each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN is mapped to the second number of subcarriers, a value of +1 or -1 among the components constituting the Golay complementary sequence of length MN is determined. And controlling the components of the second component to not be mapped to subcarriers corresponding to DC components among the second number of subcarriers. The method of claim 16, A value of +1 or -1 of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN when each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN is mapped to the second number of subcarriers And controlling the components having M to be mapped to odd-numbered subcarriers among the second number of subcarriers. The method of claim 16, When each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN is mapped to the second number of subcarriers, each of the components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence of length MN corresponds to Equation 10 below. The method of claim 2 characterized in that the control to be mapped. However, in Equation 10, in GPM (n), n represents an index of components constituting the complex Golay complementary sequence, and GPM (n) represents an index of components constituting the preamble sequence. The method of claim 22, The GPM (n) is determined as in Equation 11 below. In Equation 11, And -B represents the starting subcarrier numbers of subcarriers except the subcarriers into which the null data is inserted among the first number of subcarriers, and B represents an ending subcarrier number. The method of claim 16, The set interval is characterized by the following equation (12). ) In Equation 12, I denotes the set interval, and when the variable D = 0, E = 1, 2, ..., set to be I-1 and F = IE, D = 1, ..., If I-1, then E = 0, ..., I-1 ( ) And F is ((BF) mod I = D + E) ). The method of claim 14, The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the preamble sequence such as Pg (-100: 100) is generated when the first number is 256. However, -n: n represents subcarriers from the -n th subcarrier to the n th subcarrier.