WO2003069792A1 - Procede de communication radio et systeme permettant d'etablir une communication parmi une pluralite de terminaux de communication radio - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a wireless communication method and system for performing communication between a plurality of wireless communication terminals.
- the intermediate frequency band modulation signal (IF) and the local oscillation signal (L0) are multiplied and up-converted to obtain a radio modulation signal.
- IF intermediate frequency band modulation signal
- L0 local oscillation signal
- the IF input to the transmitter and the IF generated at the receiver have a relationship of a known constant frequency difference, and the time of the phase difference Small fluctuation is required.
- a local oscillator that generates L0 in the transceiver needs to have excellent frequency stability and low phase noise.
- the dielectric resonator or PLL (Phase Lock Loop) circuit stabilizes and reduces noise.
- the operating frequency increases (for example, in the millimeter wave band of 30 GHz or more), it becomes more difficult to realize a stable and low-noise oscillator, and the manufacturing cost increases.
- the Q factor Quality Factor
- the Q factor becomes low and the performance cannot be exhibited
- a configuration of a frequency divider becomes particularly difficult.
- the intermediate frequency band modulation signal IF obtained by modulating the input signal is multiplied by the local oscillation signal L0 from the local oscillator 85 by the mixer 83 to generate a radio modulation signal RF.
- the RF removes unnecessary components through a filter 86, a part of L0 is added by a power combiner 87, the signal level is increased by an amplifier 88, and then transmitted from the antenna as a radio signal.
- the radio signal received by the antenna is increased in signal level by an amplifier 91, then filtered by a filter 92 in the receiver, and demodulated to an IF by a squarer 93.
- the same L0 used to generate the R symbol is transmitted as a radio signal. Therefore, there is an advantage that the influence of the phase noise of the local oscillator 85 serving as the L0 source is canceled at the time of demodulation, and the demodulated IF is demodulated to the frequency of the original IF input to the transmitter.
- the above method is only a one-way wireless communication device and a wireless communication method, but in actual communication, two-way communication is required.
- the present applicants have already proposed a “two-way wireless communication system and two-way wireless communication method” described in JP-A-2002-9655. Disclosure of the invention
- a wireless communication method and system for performing communication between a plurality of wireless communication terminals includes: It has a transmission function that generates a radio modulation signal by multiplying the signal with a local oscillation signal, and a reception function that downconverts the signal to an intermediate frequency band modulation signal by multiplying the radio modulation signal with the local oscillation signal. .
- a transmitting station that transmits only the reference local oscillation signal is provided separately from the above terminal group, and each wireless terminal receives this reference local oscillation signal, amplifies it, band-pass filters it, and then uses an injection locked oscillator.
- the local oscillation signal synchronized with the reference local oscillation signal at the appropriate level is reproduced, and this is used as the local oscillation signal for frequency conversion used by the terminal in the transmission and reception function.
- all terminals in the network can generate and receive millimeter-wave signals synchronized in frequency and phase, and at the same time, if the reference local oscillation signal has low cost.
- the phase noise and frequency offset are large, their effects are canceled as a result of transmission and reception between terminals, and high-quality signal transmission is possible.
- any one of the terminal groups described above becomes a master station, transmits a local oscillation signal used by the same station to a space as a reference local oscillation signal, and each of the other wireless terminals transmits the reference local oscillation signal.
- an injection-locked oscillator After receiving this signal, amplifying and band-pass filtering it, an injection-locked oscillator reproduces the local oscillation signal synchronized with the reference local oscillation signal at an appropriate level, and uses it to transmit and receive local oscillation for frequency conversion. Signal.
- all terminals in the network can generate and receive millimeter-wave signals synchronized in frequency and phase, and at the same time, if the reference local oscillation signal is a low-cost Even if the noise and frequency offset are large, as a result of transmission and reception between terminals, their effects are canceled and high-quality signal transmission is possible.
- the present invention enables high-quality communication regardless of location by providing a configuration in which all wireless communication terminals can be base stations or master stations without providing a special reference signal transmitting station or base station. Characterized by the ability to instantly create a secure network
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system and a transmission signal spectrum of each station according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 2 (A) and 2 (B) show more detailed configurations of the reference station signal transmitting station and the slave station in the wireless communication system configuration exemplified in FIG. 1, respectively.
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system and a transmission signal spectrum of each station according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 4 (A) and 4 (B) show more detailed configurations of the base station and the mobile station in the configuration of the wireless communication system illustrated in FIG. 3, respectively.
- FIG. 5 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system and a transmission signal spectrum of each station according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 6 (A) and 6 (B) show more detailed configurations of the slave station (parent mode) and the slave station (child mode) in the wireless communication system configuration illustrated in FIG. 5, respectively.
- FIGS. 7 (A) and 7 (B) are diagrams for explaining the prior art. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system according to a first embodiment of the present invention and a transmission signal spectrum of each station.
- 2 (A) and 2 (B) show more detailed configurations of the reference station signal transmitting station and the slave station in the configuration of the wireless communication system according to the first embodiment.
- the reference station oscillation signal transmitting station 1 radiates the reference local oscillation signal generated by the reference local oscillator 102 from the transmission antenna 101 to the service zone.
- Each wireless slave station terminal 2 (slave station 1, slave station 2, slave station 3,... ′) Receives this at the receiving antenna 3.
- the received signal is amplified by the amplifier 4, and a part of the signal is branched.
- the unnecessary wave is removed by the bandpass filter 5, which is input to the injection locked oscillator 6.
- the slave station terminal 2 divides the obtained local oscillation signal into two, and inputs one into the transmission frequency converter (mixer) 7 and the other into the reception frequency converter (mixer) 8.
- the mixers 7 and 8 in the slave station terminal 2 are connected to an intermediate frequency (IF) band modulation signal generator 9 and a demodulator 10 respectively, and the IF band transmission which is the output of the generator 9 is provided.
- IF intermediate frequency
- the credit-modulated signal is input to the mixer 7, frequency-converted to the radio frequency band, and unnecessary signals are removed by the bandpass filter 11, and then the signal is amplified by the amplifier 12 to be transmitted from the transmission antenna 13. Sent out.
- the radio modulated signal received from the receiving antenna 3 is amplified by the amplifier 4 and then input to the mixer 8 via the branching unit and down-converted. And the information signal is restored.
- the radio modulated signal received from the receiving antenna 3 is amplified by the amplifier 4 and then input to the mixer 8 via the branching unit and down-converted. And the information signal is restored.
- the following description will be given. More transmission power can be allocated to the reference local oscillation signal than in the second or third embodiment, and the communication area can be expanded.
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention and a transmission signal spectrum of each station.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show more detailed configurations of a base station and a slave station in the configuration of the wireless communication system according to the second embodiment.
- the IF band modulated signal received from the IF band modulated signal generator 15 is inputted to the mixer 17 to which the signal of the local oscillator 16 is inputted, and then the unnecessary wave component is outputted by the band pass filter 18. Is removed and converted to a radio frequency band signal.
- the amplified radio signal is amplified by the amplifier 19 and transmitted from the transmission antenna 20.
- the radio signal received by the base station 14 from the slave terminal is received by the receiving antenna 21 and then amplified by the amplifier 22 to be input to the mixer 23 to which the signal of the local oscillator 16 has been input. After that, the signal is frequency-converted to the IF band, and then input to the IF band demodulator 24 to restore the information signal.
- the reference local oscillation signal component received from the base station 14 by the receiving antenna 26 is amplified by the amplifier 27, a part of which is branched and an unnecessary wave is passed by the bandpass filter 28.
- the injection locked oscillator 29 By removing the component and inputting it to the injection locked oscillator 29, a local oscillation signal synchronized with the reference local oscillation signal generated by the base station is obtained.
- the local oscillation signal obtained in this way is branched into two and input to the transmission mixer 30 and the reception mixer 31, respectively.
- the wireless modulated signal received by the slave station terminal 25 by the receiving antenna 26 is first amplified by the amplifier 27, then, through a branching section, input to the receiving mixer 31 to be converted into an IF band modulated signal.
- the IF band demodulator 32 After being converted, it is input to the IF band demodulator 32 to obtain an information signal.
- the IF band modulation signal obtained from the IF band modulation signal generator 33 is input to the transmission mixer 30, and then the unnecessary wave component is generated by the bandpass filter 34. After being removed, it is amplified by amplifier It is sent out from NA36.
- FIG. 5 shows a configuration of a wireless communication system according to a third embodiment of the present invention and a transmission signal spectrum of each station.
- FIGS. 6A and 6B show more detailed configurations of the slave station (parent mode) and the slave station (child mode) in the configuration of the wireless communication system according to the third embodiment.
- This wireless communication system consists of a plurality of slave stations (slave station 1, slave station 2, slave station 3, ... '), and each terminal can take two states, parent mode and slave mode. In a single network, only one slave station determined by the protocol above the physical layer is designed to be in the parent mode.
- the switch control section 39 connects the switch 38 to the parent mode, so that the IF band modulation signal received from the IF band modulation signal generator 33 is injected into the injection locked oscillator.
- the switch 38 After the 29 free-run signals are input to the input transmission mixer 30, unnecessary band components are removed by the bandpass filter 34 and converted into signals in the radio frequency band.
- a part of the free-running local oscillation signal described above is further added to the converted radio signal as a reference local oscillation signal in the network, and then amplified by the amplifier 35 to be transmitted from the transmission antenna 36. Sent out.
- the radio signal received by the slave station in the parent mode from the slave terminal in the other slave mode is received by the receiving antenna 26, then amplified by the amplifier 27, and the signal of the injection locking oscillator 29 is input.
- the frequency is converted to the IF band by being input to the received reception mixer 31, and then input to the IF band demodulator 32 to restore the information signal.
- the switch 38 is connected to the slave mode by the switch control unit 39, and the reference local oscillation signal component received by the receiving antenna 26 from the master mode terminal 37 is used. Is amplified by an amplifier 27, a part of which is branched, an unnecessary wave component is removed by a bandpass filter 28, and this is input to an injection-locked oscillator 29, so that a slave station in a parent mode emits. A local oscillation signal synchronized with the reference local oscillation signal is obtained. The local oscillation signal thus obtained is split into two and input to the transmission mixer 30 and the reception mixer 31, respectively.
- the wireless modulation signal received by the slave station terminal in the slave mode by the reception antenna 26 is first amplified by the reception amplifier 27, passes through the branching section, is input to the reception mixer 31, and is subjected to IF band modulation. After being converted to a signal, The information signal is obtained by being input to the controller 32. Regarding the transmission signal of the slave station terminal, first, the IF band modulated signal obtained from the IF band modulated signal generator 33 is input to the transmission mixer 30, and the unnecessary wave component is removed by the bandpass filter 34. Thereafter, the signal is amplified by the amplifier 35 and transmitted from the transmission antenna 36.
- the present invention makes it possible to solve a signal deterioration due to a local oscillation signal used and to realize a wireless communication system assuming N-to-N communication composed of N terminals that use frequencies effectively.
- the present invention enables all terminals in a network to generate and receive millimeter-wave signals synchronized in frequency and phase, and at the same time, if the reference local oscillation signal is low-cost and has phase noise and frequency Even if the offset is large, as a result of transmission and reception between terminals, their effects are canceled and high-quality signal transmission becomes possible.
- the wireless communication terminals since all of the wireless communication terminals have a configuration that can be a base station or a master station, it is possible to immediately create a network capable of high-quality communication regardless of location.
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