WO1995002932A1 - Systeme de synchronisation de phases interservices - Google Patents
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- the present invention is used for mobile communication.
- a plurality of base stations for setting up a wireless communication line with a mobile station are provided, and the plurality of base stations simultaneously transmit the same paging signal at the same frequency, the plurality of base stations transmit.
- the present invention relates to a phase synchronization technique for a signal. (Background technology)
- FIG. I0 is a configuration diagram illustrating the phase synchronization of the conventional example.
- a radio paging system in which a mobile station has a receiver without having a transmitting device will be described as an example.
- a paging signal is transmitted from a plurality of base stations 30 to 37 at the same frequency. Therefore, it is necessary to make the transmission timings of the radio signals in the base stations 30 to 37 uniform.
- the ringing signal is from the central office 1 to the trunk line 20 to 27
- the data is transmitted to base stations 30 to 37 (in principle, a wired line).
- the base stations 30 to 37 transmit the calling signal as a radio wave at the same frequency so that the transmission timings of the base stations 30 to 37 are simultaneously added with a certain delay.
- the base stations 30 to 37 receive the paging signal transmitted on the trunk lines 20 to 27 and the paging signal transmitted from the upper station transmitted as radio waves, extract the respective reception timing, and extract the reception timing.
- a widely used method is to correct the time difference with a delay circuit, align the wireless signal transmission timing of the local station with the wireless signal transmission timing of the upper station, and synchronize the base stations 30 to 37 s>]. .
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Sho 61-62244 discloses a system in which a central station 1 and base stations 30 to 37 each have a time signal generator, that is, a reference clock.
- the phases of the radio signals transmitted from the central station 1 and the base stations 30 to 37 are configured to be transmitted according to the time information generated by the reference clock.
- the time calibration of the reference clock is performed according to the calibration information transmitted from the central office 1.
- the reference clock provided at each base station is calibrated accurately and transmitted in synchronization with the above method, the following problem still remains. That is, it is necessary to specify the transmission timing at each of the base stations 30 to 37 for the call signal transmitted from the central station 1 to each of the base stations 30 to 37. For this purpose, it is necessary to add a control signal indicating the time to be transmitted as shown in FIG. 11 for each series of call signals.
- the transmission time is, for example, information indicating that a subsequent call signal is to be transmitted from ⁇ hours ⁇ minutes ⁇ seconds.
- the control signal and the call signal are transmitted at, for example, 64 kb Zs.
- the transmission rate of the radio wave signal transmitted from each of the base stations 30 to 37 is 1.2 kbs
- the signal on the relay transmission line is an intermittent signal as shown in FIG.
- this control signal is not transmitted as a radio signal from each of the base stations 30 to 37
- each of the base stations 30 to 37 needs a circuit for removing this control signal. That is, the devices of the base stations 30 to 37 become complicated, and the transmission efficiency of the trunk line is reduced.
- the present invention has been made in such a background, and establishes inter-station synchronization determined depending on the precision of a clock, thereby achieving a high signal speed!
- the object of the present invention is to provide a phase synchronization method that can obtain a required synchronization accuracy even in a case.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method capable of calibrating a reference clock of a base station and a central station very accurately and substantially eliminating a phase shift of a frame signal transmitted by each station. I do.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a system capable of substantially eliminating the phase shift of a frame signal transmitted by each station by extremely economical and practical means.
- the present invention provides a system that does not require transmission timing information to be added to a call signal transmitted from a central station to each base station, simplifies the base station apparatus, and improves the transmission efficiency of a relay transmission line.
- the purpose is to:
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for calibrating a high-precision clock for phase synchronization arranged in a central station and each base station.
- a first aspect of the present invention is an inter-station phase synchronization method, which is characterized in that each base station has an extremely accurate reference clock that measures the same time.
- the present invention includes a plurality of base stations connected to a mobile station by a radio line, and a central station controlling the plurality of base stations, wherein the central station transmits each base station to the mobile station.
- the central station and each base station each include a reference clock for measuring the same time, and the frame based on time information of the reference clock. It is characterized by comprising means for adjusting the transmission timing of the synchronization signal, and means for calibrating the reference clock.
- the means for calibrating the reference clock includes a means for calibrating the time of the reference clock of the own station by receiving a radio signal arriving from a satellite in the same system of GPS (Global Positioning System). Is desirable.
- GPS Global Positioning System
- the satellites in the same system are the same satellite.
- the reference clock is a clock provided with a rubidium oscillator or a cesium oscillator
- the calibrating means includes a movable reference clock provided separately from the reference clocks provided in the central station and each base station,
- the movable reference clock may be configured to include means for electrically connecting the reference clock provided with the respective provided reference clocks with a short distance and a short distance so that the delay time does not matter, and for calibrating the time.
- the means for adjusting the transmission timing of the frame synchronization signal includes: means for temporarily storing a transmission signal frame; a table representing the time information corresponding to the number of the transmission signal frame; and a table based on the table in synchronization with the time information. Means for selecting a transmission signal frame from the means for temporarily storing the transmission signal frame.
- the means for temporarily storing may be a calibration including means for storing a signal transmitted from the central office for each transmission signal frame.
- a second aspect of the present invention is a method of calibrating a reference clock, comprising a plurality of base stations connected to a mobile station by a radio line, and a high-precision central station that controls the plurality of base stations.
- a movable reference clock is prepared separately from the reference clock, and the movable reference clock is physically moved to the base station and the central station, respectively, and the base clock is respectively moved to the base station.
- the base station and the central office are juxtaposed with reference clocks, and the base station and the central office reference clock are set to the movable reference clock.
- Each base station can obtain the same current time information by using a high-precision clock provided for each base station that measures the same time. By referring to the time information and the information of the frame to be transmitted correspondingly, each base station can independently perform the phase compensation control.
- each base station can independently calibrate the reference clock using GPS.
- GPS is inexpensive because its receiving device is mass-produced.
- Each GPS satellite has a reference clock and its calibration is very accurate. Therefore, the central station and each base station can very accurately calibrate the reference clock of each station according to the clock information from the GPS. This calibration may be performed at any time or periodically according to the accuracy of the reference clock.
- a movable reference clock is prepared separately from the reference clock, and the movable reference clock is physically moved to the base station and the central station, respectively, and juxtaposed with the reference clocks of the base station and the central station, respectively.
- a high-precision clock using a rubidium oscillator or a cesium oscillator is collected at the central station, and the time is set. The trouble of distributing the clock to each base station can be omitted.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a main part of a base station.
- FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a reference timepiece according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a waveform chart showing the operation of the retiming circuit.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a variable delay circuit according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a buffer memory accumulation procedure of a variable delay circuit according to a third embodiment of the present invention. [Fig. 9]
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a read transmission procedure of the variable delay circuit according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 A first figure.
- FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram of a signal transmitted to a conventional relay transmission line.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a block diagram of the main parts of the central station and base station.
- the present invention is an inter-station phase synchronization system, which is characterized in that base stations 30 to 37 connected to mobile stations 40 to 42 by radio lines, and base stations 30 to 37,
- the central station 1 controls the base station 30 to transmit a frame synchronization signal that each base station 30 to 37 should transmit to the mobile station 40 to 42 to the base station 30 to 37.
- a phase synchronization signal transmitting unit 13 is provided as means for transmitting via the trunk lines 20 to 27, and each of the base stations 30 to 37 is a reference for measuring the same time as shown in FIG.
- a clock 2 a variable delay circuit 3 as a means for compensating the transmission timing of the frame synchronization signal based on the time information of the reference clock 2
- a calibration terminal 60 as a means for calibrating the reference clock 2. It is in.
- the reference clock 2 which is a high-precision clock used in the first embodiment of the present invention and the time adjustment of the reference clock 2 will be described.
- a high-precision reference clock using a rubidium oscillator or a cesium oscillator is used as the reference clock 2.
- the time adjustment between the base stations 30 to 37 is performed by adjusting the time of the reference clock 2 installed at each of the base stations 30 to 37 at the same place, and then arranging them at the base stations 30 to 37. I do.
- the time pulses sent from the two reference clocks are given to one comparison circuit for comparison, the difference is measured, and the value corresponding to the difference is advanced or delayed. ⁇ .
- a call signal arriving at a base station from a trunk line is temporarily stored in a variable delay circuit 3, and the variable delay circuit 3 is read out by a signal of a reference clock 2 and a radio signal from a transmitter 4.
- Each of the base stations 30 to 37 has the same configuration as that shown in FIG.
- one mobile reference is provided separately from the central clock 1 or the reference clock fixedly provided at each base station 30 to 37.
- a clock is provided (not shown), calibrated by the reference clock 2 of the central office 1, the transport reference clock is transported to each of the base stations 30 to 37, and the clock is connected to the calibration terminal 6.
- the reference clocks 2 of the base stations 3 ⁇ to 37 are respectively calibrated.
- a reference clock using a rubidium oscillator is used as the reference clock.
- the reference clock 2 using the rubidium oscillator has at least a long-term frequency stability.
- the time of the reference clock 2 of each of the base stations 30 to 37 is adjusted about once a month, the signal transmission time difference between the central station 1 and each of the base stations 30 to 37 (inter-station synchronization) (Accuracy) of 26 s or less is possible. Furthermore, when the time of the reference clock 2 of each of the base stations 30 to 37 is adjusted about once a week, inter-station synchronization with an inter-station synchronization accuracy of 7 (s) or less is possible.
- the time reference is the central station 1 or the specific radio station has been described, but the time can be subordinately adjusted between the neighboring base stations 30 to 37.
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a reference timepiece according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the clocks installed in each of the base stations 30 to 37 are In the second embodiment of the present invention, each base station 30 to 37 receives a GPS radio wave and adjusts the time of the clock using this radio wave. .
- the GPS satellites 8, 8 ' are one of 24 orbiting human satellites orbiting the earth.Each satellite has an extremely accurate atomic clock. You. Its accuracy is extremely high.
- this GPS is used for position measurement.
- time signals transmitted from three or four satellites are received at the same time, and their position is calculated based on the difference in arrival time. This can be used for time calibration.
- Time calibration is performed as follows. First, measure the position of your own station using GPS. This is the primary purpose of GPS, where the position is measured with reasonable accuracy. Next, each base station 30 to 37 calibrates its own reference clock 2 by receiving highly accurate time information based on the atomic clock transmitted from the artificial satellite 8 or 8 ′.
- each base station 30 to 37 can accurately calibrate the reference clock 2 based on the time information from the GPS. This calibration accuracy is higher than 0.1 S, which is sufficient for inter-station phase synchronization.
- FIG. 4 shows a specific configuration of the reference timepiece 2 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the GPS receiving unit 5 receives the radio wave of the artificial satellite 8.
- the reference clock calibrating unit 6 calibrates the time of the reference clock unit 7 according to the time information included in this radio wave.
- the reference clock calibration unit 6 includes a circuit for calculating a distance from the artificial satellite 8 or 8 'to correct a time error.
- FIG. 5 is a waveform chart showing the operation of the retiming circuit.
- the variable delay circuit 3 is configured by a retiming circuit.
- the retiming circuit is a circuit that retimed the input signal shown in Fig. 5 (a) with the input clock and outputs it. This can be realized using a flip-flop circuit. Retiming is performed at the rising edge of the input clock shown in Fig. 5 (b). With such a retiming circuit, transmission timing control within 1 bit is possible.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a framed paging signal format.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of the variable delay circuit 3 according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a flow chart showing a storage procedure of the buffer memory 53 of the variable delay circuit 3 according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a reading procedure of the variable delay circuit 3 according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the third embodiment of the present invention is applied to a case where the transmission timing control range is widened. This will be described with reference to the configuration of the base station 30 shown in FIG.
- the call signal coming from the central station 1 via the trunk line is temporarily stored in the delay circuit 52, and the frame is detected by the frame detection circuit 51 from the call signal. Then, the read output of the delay circuit 52 is accumulated in the buffer memory 53 for each frame.
- a table as shown in Table 1 for the transmission signal of this base station is set in the storage circuit 54, and the read control circuit 55 is connected to the buffer memory 53 according to the signal from the reference clock. Control the reading out of the frame signal and send the contents to the transmitter in sequence.
- the base station 30 receives the call signal (S 1), and when the head of the signal frame shown in FIG. 6 (frame synchronization signal) is detected (S 2), the base station 30 writes the signal to the buffer memory 53. Change the destination (S 3) and accumulate it in the buffer memory 53 for each frame (S 4) o
- the information written in the buffer memory 53 is When the signal transmission time comes (S 10), the signal is transferred to the transmitter and transmitted wirelessly (S 11).
- the read timing control in the c buffer memory 53 determines the transmission timing (transmission time) of each frame by the base station. This can be achieved by setting 30 in advance as a table.
- Table 1 shows an example of the correspondence between the base station transmission time and the transmission frame when the frame identification information is added to the signal header.
- Table 1 shows the signal transmission time and the frame identification. It is a table
- the signal transmission time of frame acknowledgment "1" is set to t0. From Table 1, the i-frame is
- time t 0 is set to 0 seconds per minute in standard time. If it is set to transmit one frame every second, the number n of frames is 60. Then, the number of buffer memories 53 in Fig. 7 is 60c, that is, the call signal received from the central office via the trunk line is divided into frame signals every 1 second when transmitted as radio signals. Then, each is distributed to the buffer memory 53, and from time t0, for example, one buffer every second from 2: 03: 00.0 seconds. It is read out and transmitted according to the frame.
- the frame period T is always shows the case of a constant
- the frame peripheral Kihinoto is, T,, T 2, T 3, as well in the case where there is eta types of T eta frame number and signal
- the explanation was made assuming that the hardware 53 and the timing control unit 50 are hardware having different configurations, but the buffer memory 53 and the timing control unit 50 may have the same configuration, and processing may be performed by software. It is possible.
- the frame number information is added to the signal header, but the frame number information may not be added for each frame. For example, by determining the paging signal information of a transmission frame at a certain time and providing a means for detecting the corresponding frame, a frame examination is not required. Alternatively, if the transmission frame number at a certain time is determined and the frame number is added only to the corresponding frame, the frame number information is unnecessary for the subsequent frames. In this case, The synchronization tolerance for inter-station synchronization is TZ2.
- the radio paging method has been described.
- the present invention is not limited to the radio paging method, and may be similarly applied to a radio communication method requiring inter-station synchronization. it can.
- an inter-station synchronization determined depending on the accuracy of a clock is established, and a phase synchronization method capable of obtaining a required synchronization accuracy even at a high signal speed is realized. be able to.
- the first to third embodiments of the present invention have been described as using a high-precision clock such as a rubidium oscillator or a system oscillator, a GPS is used as shown in the second embodiment of the present invention. Assuming that the reference clock is frequently calibrated, it is not necessary to use a clock that maintains high accuracy for a long time. Thereby, an inexpensive base station device can be configured.
- a high-precision clock such as a rubidium oscillator or a system oscillator
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