WO2001029988A1 - Dispositif adaptatif d'antenne reseau et dispositif adaptatif d'antenne reseau pour station de base - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an adaptive array antenna apparatus and an adaptive array antenna apparatus for a base station.
- the present invention relates to an antenna device for ensuring communication quality in mobile communication, and particularly to an antenna device for a communication system using a CDMA system employing a direct spreading method.
- FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of an antenna device having an adaptive function disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-162799. 10 is a transceiver, 19 is an antenna, and 20 is an adaptive control unit.
- the signals received by the two elements are distributed, and they are input to each transmitter / receiver 10. Then, an adaptive control section 20 is arranged for each transceiver 10 (each user), and interference is removed by each.
- an adaptive control section 20 is arranged for each transceiver 10 (each user), and interference is removed by each. This is because the algorithm used for mobile communications is usually based on a least squares error method using a reference signal (highly correlated) similar to the desired signal. Evaluation function of the least squares error method The function Q is expressed by the following equation.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and has as its object to realize an antenna device in mobile communication that removes an interference signal that causes deterioration of communication quality for other users by a simple configuration. I do. Disclosure of the invention
- An adaptive array antenna device uses a main antenna, an auxiliary antenna smaller than the main antenna, and a predetermined weighting factor to convert signals output from the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna into signals.
- Weighting means for performing weighting ; synthesizing means for synthesizing the signals output from the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna weighted by the weighting means; power of a signal output from the synthesizing means being
- a weighting control device for calculating a weighting factor so as to minimize the weighting factor, outputting the calculated weighting factor to the weighting means and controlling weighting, and adaptive control for outputting a signal output from the combining means to a transceiver. It is equipped with a device.
- the adaptive array antenna apparatus is a matched filter that despreads a signal obtained by removing an interference signal from a wideband signal spread and modulated on the transmitting side employing the CDMA method, to a narrower band signal than the wideband signal. It is equipped with an adaptive control device that outputs to the transceiver having the evening.
- the adaptive array antenna device outputs a part of the signals received by the main antenna to the adaptive control device, and outputs the remaining signals to the transceiver without passing through the adaptive control device. This is provided with a distributor that outputs the data.
- the adaptive array antenna apparatus provides a weighting method for changing a weighting factor by adding a predetermined pseudo noise component to a thermal noise component among components included in a received signal and calculating a weighting factor.
- a control device is provided.
- the adaptive array antenna device calculates a weighting coefficient for maximal ratio combining of the high power signals received by the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna, and outputs the weight coefficient to the adaptive control device to output the high power signal.
- a weighting control device is provided which controls weighting of a signal input from the transceiver to the adaptive control device.
- An adaptive array antenna device for a base station includes a distribution combiner connected to a main antenna provided in the base station, for distributing and outputting a signal received by the main antenna, and a base station.
- An auxiliary antenna whose size is determined depending on an interference signal level of an environment in which the signal is output, and weighting means for weighting signals output from the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna using a predetermined weighting factor.
- Synthesizing means for synthesizing the signals output from the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna weighted by the weighting means, and calculating a weight coefficient so that the power of the signal output from the synthesizing means is minimized
- a weighting control device for controlling the weighting by outputting the calculated weighting factor to the weighting means;
- Ru der one provided a Adaputibu controller for outputting a signal to the transceiver.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between the SINR of the desired signal and the required gain of the auxiliary antenna.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing SINR output characteristics of the adaptive array antenna device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between the SINR of the desired signal and the required gain of the auxiliary antenna.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna apparatus according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a base station antenna apparatus according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a conventional adaptive array antenna device.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- 1 is a main antenna
- 2 is an auxiliary antenna
- 3 is a user divider / combiner
- 4 is a multiplier to which the signal from the main antenna 1 is input
- 5 is a multiplier to which a signal from the auxiliary antenna 2 is input
- 6 Is an adder
- 7 is a weight control device
- 8 is an adaptive control device
- 9 is an A / D converter
- 10 is a transceiver
- 11 is a matching filter.
- CD MA Code Division Multiple Access
- CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
- CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
- This is a technology for performing multiple access by communication.
- broadband signals are used for transmission, high-speed multimedia services can be provided in CDMA, and high-speed data transmission of moving images and the like can be realized.
- the higher the transmission speed the larger the bandwidth used, and therefore the higher the signal transmission power. Therefore, for a user who performs normal voice transmission or the like, a user who performs these high-speed transmissions becomes an interference signal that significantly deteriorates communication quality.
- the signals received by the main antenna 1 and the auxiliary antenna 2 are converted into baseband signals by the A / D converter 9 and input to the adaptive control device 8.
- the adaptive control device 8 performs adaptive control using a power minimization method and outputs an array signal.
- the weighting control device 7 calculates the amplitude and phase of the received signal of the auxiliary antenna 2 so as to minimize the expected value of the output power of the combined signal, that is, calculates the weighting factor, and uses this weighting factor.
- the multiplier 5 weights the received signal.
- the received signal of the weighted auxiliary antenna 2 is input to the adder 6 and
- the output signal is combined with the output signal to output an array signal.
- the user distributing / combining unit 3 to which the array signal has been input selectively distributes the signal to the transceiver 10.
- Each transceiver 10 can despread the input signal at its matching filter 11 to extract the information signal from the desired signal.
- the present invention takes advantage of the fact that a spread signal spread in a CDMA system on the transmission side is transmitted with a very low SNR (signal power to thermal noise power ratio).
- SNR signal power to thermal noise power ratio
- the transmission power increases in proportion to the bit rate. Since high-speed transmission users who transmit images and moving images use many bands (channels), transmission power also increases. That is, an interference signal higher than the thermal noise level is received.
- a signal before performing despreading processing on the receiving side is in a state where a desired signal for performing voice transmission or the like is buried in noise. Therefore, if the interference signal is removed using a simple power minimization method, only the high-power interference signal above the thermal noise level will be removed.
- the least-squares error method which is an adaptive control algorithm employed in the conventional adaptive array antenna apparatus, performs adaptive control using the properties of a desired signal in advance.
- the power minimization method adopted by the present invention does not require such prior knowledge and can perform complete blind processing.
- An algorithm used for such output power minimization is a power inversion (PI) algorithm.
- PI power inversion
- Equation (2) which gives [1 0 ... 0]
- x, xi2 interference signal components received by the main antenna and auxiliary antenna
- the weighting factor can be described by the components of the desired signal, the interference signal, and the thermal noise. At this time, the characteristics are determined from the relationship between each signal power and the thermal noise power, and a signal larger than the thermal noise is subject to suppression. In mobile communications, the reception condition changes every moment, so the relationship between signal power and thermal noise power may be reversed. Therefore, by adding a virtual pseudo-noise component to cr 2 in Equation (3), the performance of the adaptive array antenna can be somewhat reduced to make it difficult to suppress the desired signal. By doing so, it is also possible to select a signal to be suppressed by adding appropriate pseudo noise.
- the interference removal effect of the above-described adaptive array antenna device depends on the size of the auxiliary antenna.
- the size of the auxiliary antenna is determined according to the level of the interference signal to be removed. Since the degree of interference suppression required to satisfy the required quality varies depending on each base station environment, the size of the auxiliary antenna is determined according to the interference signal suppression level required in the installation environment. The following describes how to determine the size of the auxiliary antenna. First, the required gain (Gain) of the auxiliary antenna with respect to the main antenna is obtained.
- the required gain of the auxiliary antenna can be obtained by setting the desired SINR and giving the SIR and SNR at the time of reception and the arrival direction, element spacing, and frequency of each signal. From the required gain obtained as described above, the size of the auxiliary antenna can be estimated.
- Figure 3 shows the results of output SINR (Signal to Interference plus Noise power Ratio) characteristics after adaptive control in an environment where two waves of a desired signal and an interference signal arrive in a two-element configuration of the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna.
- the horizontal axis shows the SIR (desired signal power vs. interference signal power), and the higher the SINR on the vertical axis, the more the interference signal is removed and the better characteristics are obtained.
- the input SNR (signal power to thermal noise power ratio) is -5 dB, simulating the state before despreading in CDMA.
- AGR in Fig. 3 indicates the electric field gain ratio between the auxiliary antenna and the main antenna. The smaller the value, the lower the gain of the auxiliary antenna.
- the adaptive array antenna device performs adaptive control before distributing to each transceiver (each user), it is not necessary to prepare an adaptive control device in each transceiver. It does not have a significant effect on power consumption, computational complexity, or device scale. Since adaptive control is performed using the power minimization method instead of the least square error method, there is no need to synchronize with the reference signal, and high-power interference signals can be removed with a simple configuration. . By using an auxiliary antenna with a small size, both the miniaturization of the device scale and the interference elimination function can be achieved. Also, since there is no need to synchronize with the reference signal, complete blind processing is possible. Since high-speed sampling is not required, it can be realized with a very simple configuration.
- the adaptive array antenna device described above can satisfy the required quality by increasing the number of auxiliary antennas according to the number of interferences to be eliminated. If possible it is (the number of auxiliary antennas ing equal to the number of interference signals can be removed.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the adaptive array antenna device according to the second embodiment.
- the adaptive array antenna apparatus shown in the first embodiment is suitable for receiving a signal of the CDMA system and removing interference.
- the adaptive array antenna device described below can use any modulation method, regardless of whether the received signal is a CDMA signal or another signal, if the power of the interference signal is larger than the power of the desired signal. It can also be applied to signals.
- the signals received by the main antenna 1 and the auxiliary antenna 2 are converted into baseband signals by the A / D converter 9, and adaptive control based on the power minimization method is performed from the outputs using the adaptive control device 8.
- the weight controller 7 calculates the amplitude and phase of the received signal of the auxiliary antenna 2 so that the expected value of the output power of the array synthesis is minimized, further adjusts the weighting factor, and adds the weight of the main antenna to the adder 6. Combine with the output of 1. By doing so, in a system that is controlled so that all signals requiring the same transmission quality are received with the same power, it is possible to remove only interference signals that are higher in power than the desired signal. Become. Embodiment 3.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an adaptive array antenna device according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- Reference numeral 12 denotes a distribution combiner
- reference numeral 13 denotes a high-power signal path.
- the same reference numerals as those shown in FIG. 1 denote the same or corresponding parts, and a description thereof will not be repeated.
- the adaptive array antenna apparatus is configured such that the output of the main antenna 1 is divided into two parts by the divider / synthesizer 12, and one of the outputs is supplied to the adaptive controller 8.
- the other signal is input to the user divider / combiner 3 via the high power signal path 13 for high power users.
- the signal received by the main antenna 1 is converted into a baseband signal by the A / D converter 9 and then input to the distribution / combiner 12.
- the signal received by the auxiliary antenna 2 is converted into a baseband signal by the A / D converter 9 and input to the adaptive control device 8.
- the divider / combiner 12 distributes the signal received by the main antenna 1, and outputs one to the adaptive control device 8 and the other to the transceiver 10 via the user divider / combiner 3.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the adaptive array antenna device shown in FIG.
- the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 5 indicate the same or corresponding parts, and therefore description thereof will be omitted.
- a high-power signal including received moving image information and the like is split into two in a splitter / combiner 12, one of which is sent to an adaptive control device 8, and the other is sent to an adaptive control device 8.
- the adaptive array antenna device shown in FIG. 5 that can suppress the interference caused by the noise and maintain good communication quality of the normal user who transmits voice information.
- the user distributing / combining unit 3 to which the high-power transmission signal has been input from the transceiver 9 outputs the high-power transmission signal to the adaptive control device 8.
- the signal is transmitted without passing through the adaptive control device 8.
- This adaptive control device 8 performs adaptive control using an auxiliary antenna in order to reduce power consumption by scanning a beam in the direction of a high-power user and to reduce interference due to unnecessary radiation to other users. is there. Specifically, when communicating with a high-power user, a weighting factor for maximum ratio combining of input signals to each element at the time of reception is obtained, and this is used as weighting at the time of transmission. If a high-power signal is present, this weighting factor is almost equal to the maximum ratio combining of the high-power signal. Therefore, it becomes possible to transmit by directing the beam toward the high power user, and it is possible to reduce the power consumption of the transmitting station. In addition, unnecessary radiation to other users can be reduced by scanning the beam, so that the communication quality of other users can be improved.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a state where a plurality of the adaptive array antenna devices described above are provided in the diversity control device 14. As shown in Fig. 7, it is possible to improve the SNR after reception and improve the communication quality by demodulating the output from each antenna device and diversity-combining them with the diversity controller 14. Becomes Embodiment 4.
- the A / D converter 9 converts the antenna output into a base-span signal to perform signal processing.
- the output of the auxiliary antenna is adjusted by the phase shifter 16 and the attenuator 17 and the output of the main antenna 1 is synthesized by the synthesizer 15 to achieve the RF A signal or IF signal may be realized by an analog circuit, and A / D conversion may be performed by an A / D converter 9 provided at a subsequent stage of the adaptive control device 8.
- the adaptive array antenna device configured as described above can constitute a signal processing system having an interference canceling function immediately below the antenna, and downconverts to baseband and digitizes by an A / D converter in the preceding stage. Since it is not necessary to configure a processing system such as a system, it is possible to reduce the size of the apparatus and to improve its installation.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a base station antenna apparatus according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- Reference numeral 18 denotes a base station antenna device.
- the base station antenna device 18 has an auxiliary antenna 2, an adaptive control device 8, and a distributor / synthesizer 12.
- the base station antenna device 18 is connected to the main antenna 1 provided in the base station.
- an interference cancellation function can be added to the function of the base station.
- the base station antenna device 18 can add an interference canceling function without making significant modifications or specification changes to existing antenna devices such as base stations.
- the device of the present invention can be inserted, for example, directly below a sector antenna of an existing base station device. Therefore, it is possible to add an interference removal function with almost no effect on the wireless control device such as the transceiver at the subsequent stage.
- the auxiliary antenna is small enough to perform a sufficient interference canceling function, it is possible to keep the original size from changing much. As described above, the work of installing the base station antenna device in the base station can be performed with low cost and low labor because it is not necessary to modify existing equipment in consideration of adaptive control.
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