WO1994026035B1 - Use of diversity transmission to relax adjacent channel requirements in mobile telephone systems - Google Patents

Use of diversity transmission to relax adjacent channel requirements in mobile telephone systems

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WO1994026035B1
WO1994026035B1 PCT/US1994/004840 US9404840W WO9426035B1 WO 1994026035 B1 WO1994026035 B1 WO 1994026035B1 US 9404840 W US9404840 W US 9404840W WO 9426035 B1 WO9426035 B1 WO 9426035B1
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transmission system
carrier frequency
diversity transmission
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Priority to JP6524621A priority patent/JPH07508635A/en
Priority to KR1019940704816A priority patent/KR100331406B1/en
Publication of WO1994026035A1 publication Critical patent/WO1994026035A1/en
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The present invention includes a system and method for reducing adjacent channel interference, particularly in CDMA radiotelephone systems. Diversity transmissions are provided for weaker signals to be transmitted by coupling delayed or advanced versions of these weaker signals (2) to an antenna (6) which is also transmitting signals on an adjacent frequency (1).

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AMENDED CLAIMS[received by the International Bureau on 10 November 1994 (10.11.94); original claims 1, 14, 15, 20 and 23 amended; new claims 32-50 added; remaining claims unchanged (12 pages)]
1 . A diversity transmission system comprising: a first modulator for modulating a first set of information signals on to a first radio carrier frequency; a second modulator for modulating at least one of a second set of information signals on to a second radio carrier frequency; a first transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said first carrier frequency; a second transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said second carrier frequency; and a radio frequency combining network for combining the outputs of said first and second transmit power amplifiers and coupling the combined signal to a first antenna for transmission, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serves as a diversity transmission.
2. The diversity transmission system of claim 1 further comprising: a third modulator for modulating said second set of information signals on to said second radio carrier frequency; and a third transmit power amplifier for said third modulated signal at said second carrier frequency, the output of which is fed to a second antenna for transmission.
3. The diversity transmission system of claim 1 further comprising: a third modulator for modulating said second set of information signals on to said second radio carrier frequency; a fourth modulator for modulating at least one of said first set of information signals on to said first radio carrier frequency;
AMENDED SHEET (ARTICLE 19} a third transmit power amplifier for amplifying a signal generated by said third modulator; a fourth transmit power amplifying a signal generated by said fourth modulator; and a radio frequency combining network for combining outputs of said third and fourth transmit power amplifiers and coupling the combined signal to a second antenna for transmission.
4. A diversity transmission system according to claim 2, wherein said second antenna is spaced many wavelengths from said first antenna so as to obtain maximum spatial diversity gain.
5. A diversity transmission system according to claim 3, wherein said second antenna is spaced many wavelengths from said first antenna so as to obtain maximum spatial diversity gain.
6. A diversity transmission system according to claim 1 , wherein said radio-frequency combining networks are directional couplers.
7. A diversity transmission system according to claim 3, wherein said radio-frequency combining networks are directional couplers.
8. A diversity transmission system according to claim 1 , wherein said radio-frequency combining networks are multiplexing filters.
9. A diversity transmission system according to claim 3, wherein said radio-frequency combining networks are multiplexing filters.
AMENDED SHEET (ARl iCLE 13) 27
10. A diversity transmission system according to claim 2, wherein said at least one signal fed to said second modulator is delayed or advanced with respect to the same signal applied to said third modulator.
1 1 . A diversity transmission system according to claim 3, wherein said at least one signal fed to said second modulator is delayed or advanced with respect to the same signal applied to said third modulator; and said at least one signal fed to said fourth modulator is delayed or advanced with respect to the same signal applied to said first modulator.
12. A diversity transmission system according to claim 10, wherein said at least one signal is delayed or advanced by a whole number of bit or symbol periods.
13. A diversity transmission system according to claim 1 1 , wherein said at least one signals are delayed or advanced by a whole number of bit or symbol periods.
14. A diversity transmission system comprising: a first modulator for modulating a first set of information signals on to a first carrier frequency; a second modulator for modulating at least one of a second set of information signals on to a second carrier frequency; a first transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said first carrier frequency; a second transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said second carrier frequency; 28
an antenna multiplexing filter that combines an output of said first transmit power amplifier with at least one other signal having at least a third carrier frequency intended for transmission from the same antenna; and a radio frequency combining network for combining the outputs of said antenna multiplexing filter and said second transmit power amplifier and coupling the combined signal to a first antenna for transmission, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serves as a diversity transmission.
15. A diversity transmission system comprising: a first modulator for modulating a first set of information signals on to a first carrier frequency; a second modulator for modulating at least one of a second set of information signals on to a second radio carrier frequency; a first transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said first carrier frequency; a second transmit power amplifier for said modulated signal at said second carrier frequency; a first antenna multiplexing filter that combines an output of said first transmit power amplifier with at least one other signal having at a least a third carrier frequency intended for transmission from the first same; a second antenna multiplexing filter that combines an output of said second transmit power amplifier with at least one other signal having at least a fourth carrier frequency intended for transmission from the same antenna; and a radio frequency combining network for combining the outputs of said first and second antenna multiplexing filters and coupling the combined signal to a first antenna for transmission, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serves as a diversity transmission.
AMENDED SHEET (AR I ICLE 19) 29
16. A diversity transmission system according to claim 14, wherein said at least one other signal having at least a third carrier frequency are generated by a fifth modulator and fifth transmit power amplifier.
17. A diversity transmission system according to claim 15, in which said at least one other signal having at least a third carrier frequency are produced by a fifth modulator and fifth transmit power amplifier.
18. A diversity transmission system according to claim 17, in which said at least one other signal having at least a fourth carrier frequency are produced by a sixth modulator and sixth transmit power amplifier.
19. A diversity transmission system according to claim 15 further comprising: a third modulator for modulating a second set of information signals on to said second radio carrier frequency; a fourth modulator for modulating at least one of said first set of information signals on to said first radio carrier frequency; a third transmit power amplifier for said third modulated signal at said second carrier frequency; a fourth transmit power amplifier for said fourth modulated signal at said first carrier frequency; a third antenna multiplexing filter that combines an output of said third transmit power amplifier with at least one signal having at least a fourth carrier frequency intended for transmission from the same antenna; a fourth antenna multiplexing filter that combines an output of said fourth transmit power amplifier with at least one other signal having at least a third carrier frequency intended for transmission from the same antenna; and 30
a radio frequency combining network for combining the outputs of said third and fourth antenna multiplexing filters and coupling the combined signal to a second antenna for transmission.
20. A diversity transmission system comprising: a first modulator for modulating a first set of information signals on to a first radio carrier frequency; a second modulator for modulating at least one of a second set of information signals on to a second radio carrier frequency; and a radio frequency combining network for combining outputs of said first and second modulators and coupling the combined signal to a common power amplifier and antenna for transmission, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serves as a diversity transmission.
21. The diversity transmission system as in claim 20 further comprising: a third modulator for modulating said second set of information signals on to said second radio carrier frequency; a third transmit power amplifier for said third modulated signal at said second carrier frequency, the output of which is fed to a second antenna for transmission.
22. The diversity transmission system as in claim 20 further comprising: a third modulator for modulating said second set of information signals on to said second radio carrier frequency; a fourth modulator for modulating at least one of said first set of information signals on to said first radio carrier frequency; 31
a second radio frequency combining network for combining outputs of said third and fourth modulators and coupling the combined signal to a second common power amplifier and antenna for transmission.
23. A diversity transmission system comprising: a first modulator for modulating a first set of information signals on to a first radio carrier frequency; a second modulator for modulating at least one of a second set of information signals on to a second radio carrier frequency; and a radio frequency combining network for combining outputs of said first and second modulators with other signals having different carrier frequencies and coupling said combined signal to a common power amplifier and antenna for transmission, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serves as a diversity transmission.
24. The diversity transmission system according to claim 20 in which said common transmit power amplifier is a linear or linearized power amplifier designed to minimize intermodulation between said signals.
25. The diversity transmission system according to claim 5 in which said at least one of said second set of signals is transmitted at a power level lower than the transmission of said first set of signals.
26. A radio transmission system for multiple signals comprising: first transmit means for modulating a first set of information signals onto even-numbered radio channels and amplifying said first set of information signals to produce a first set of transmit signals; 32
second transmit means for modulating a second set of information signals onto odd-numbered radio channels and amplifying said second set of information signals to produce a second set of transmit signals; third transmit means for modulating selected ones of said first set of information signals onto respectively assigned even-numbered radio channels and amplifying said selected signals to produce a diversity transmit signal; first transmit multiplexer means for multiplexing said first set of transmit signals to form a first composite signal and feeding said first composite signal to a first antenna means; second transmit multiplexer means for multiplexing said second set of transmit signals to form a second composite signal, and coupling means for coupling said second composite signal and said diversity transmit signal to a second antenna means.
27. A transmission system as in claim 26 in which said first antenna means and said second antenna means comprise orthogonal polarization inputs of a dual-polarization antenna.
28. The transmission system of claim 2, wherein said first and second antennas comprise orthogonal polarizations of a dual-polarization antenna.
29. The transmission system of claim 3, wherein said first and second antennas comprise orthogonal polarizations of a dual -polarization antenna.
30. The transmission system of claim 19, wherein said first and second antennas comprise orthogonal polarizations of a dual-polarization antenna.
31. The transmission system of claim 21, wherein said first and second antennas comprise orthogonal polarizations of a dual-polarization antenna. 33
32. The diversity transmission system of claim 1 , wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is delayed or advanced with respect to a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
33. The diversity transmission system of claim 1, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is transmitted at a power level lower than a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
34. The diversity transmission system of claim 14, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is delayed or advanced with respect to a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
35. The diversity transmission system of claim 14, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is transmitted at a power level lower than a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
36. The diversity transmission system of claim 15, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is delayed or advanced with respect to a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
37. The diversity transmission system of claim 15, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is transmitted at a power level lower than a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna. 34
38. The diversity transmission system of claim 20, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is delayed or advanced with respect to a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
39. The diversity transmission system of claim 20, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is transmitted at a power level lower than a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
40. The diversity transmission system of claim 23, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is delayed or advanced with respect to a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
41. The diversity transmission system of claim 23, wherein said at least one of said second set of information signals serving as a diversity transmission is transmitted at a power level lower than a same signal transmitted on said second carrier frequency via a second antenna.
42. The diversity transmission system of claim 26, wherein the selected signals are delayed or advanced with respect the first set of information signals.
43. The diversity transmission system of claim 26, wherein the selected signals are transmitted at a power level lower than the first set of information signals.
44. The diversity transmission system of claim 26, wherein the even-numbered radio channels comprise frequencies which are adjacent in 35
frequency to and alternate in frequency with frequencies of the odd-numbered radio channels.
45. A diversity transmission system comprising: first modulating means for modulating a first set of information signals onto a first set of frequency channels to produce a first set of transmit signals for transmission from a first antenna; second modulating means for modulating a second set of information signals onto a second set of frequency channels to produce a second set of transmit signals; third modulating means for modulating selected ones of the first set of information signals onto the first set of frequency channels to produce diversity signals; a combiner for combining the second set of transmit signals with the diversity signals for transmission from a second antenna; wherein the first set of frequency channels is adjacent in frequency to and alternates in frequency with the second set of frequency channels.
46. The diversity transmission system of claim 45, wherein the diversity signals are delayed or advanced with respect the first set of transmit signals.
47. The diversity transmission system of claim 45, wherein the diversity signals are transmitted at a power level lower than the first set of transmit signals.
48. A method for diversity transmission of signals in a radiotelephone system comprising the steps of: 36
modulating a first set of information signals onto a first set of frequency channels to produce a first set of transmit signals for transmission from a first antenna; modulating a second set of information signals onto a second set of frequency channels to produce a second set of transmit signals; modulating selected ones of the first set of information signals onto the first set of frequency channels to produce diversity signals; combining the second set of transmit signals with the diversity signals for transmission from a second antenna; wherein the first set of frequency channels comprises frequency bands which are adjacent in frequency to and alternate in frequency with frequency bands of the second set of frequency channels.
49. The method of claim 48, further comprising the step of delaying or advancing the diversity signals with respect the first set of transmit signals.
50. The method of claim 48, further comprising the step of transmitting the diversity signals at a power level lower than the power level of the first set of transmit signals.
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