WO2004030206A1 - 増幅装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an amplifier that amplifies a signal with an amplifier and compensates for distortion generated in the amplifier, and in particular, the magnitude of a distortion component included in an amplified signal after distortion compensation has increased.
- the present invention also relates to an amplifying device capable of continuing operation even in a case.
- a base station device of a mobile communication system uses a pre-distortion distortion compensation amplifier (PD distortion compensation amplifier) as a high-frequency distortion compensation amplifier, and wirelessly transmits the signal to a mobile station device.
- the signal is amplified by an amplifier to compensate for distortion generated in the amplifier.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of the basic configuration of an adaptive PD distortion compensation amplifier (APD distortion compensation amplifier).
- APD distortion compensation amplifier APD distortion compensation amplifier
- the APD distortion compensation amplifier shown in the figure stores a delay unit 61, a predistortion circuit 62, an amplifier 63 to be subjected to distortion compensation, an envelope detector 64, and a compensation table. , A sideband power detector 66, an integrator 67, and a controller 68. Further, the predistortion circuit 62 includes a variable attenuator 71 and a phase shifter 72. In the memory 65, a table 73 for a variable attenuator and a table 74 for a phase shifter are stored as compensation tables.
- FIG. 6 An example of an operation performed by the APD distortion compensation amplifier shown in FIG.
- the envelope of the input signal is simultaneously detected by the envelope detector 64.
- the output from delay unit 6 1 is After the amplitude is adjusted by the variable attenuator 71 and the phase is adjusted by the phase shifter 72 in the section circuit 62, the signal is input to the amplifier 63.
- the distortion component generated by the pre-distortion circuit 62 and the distortion component generated by the amplifier 63 are offset from the input signal, and the high-frequency component whose distortion has been compensated is output from the amplifier 63.
- a transmission signal is output.
- the accuracy of the cancellation of the distortion component depends on whether or not the distortion characteristic of the pre-distortion circuit 62 and the nonlinearity of the amplifier 63 match well.
- the variable attenuator table 73 stores the correspondence between the input signal envelope information and the control mode (correction data) of the variable attenuator 71
- the phase shifter table 74 stores the input signal envelope information and The correspondence with the control mode (correction data) of the phase shifter 72 is stored.
- the envelope information of the input signal obtained by the envelope detector 64 is collated in the variable attenuator table 73 and the phase shifter table 74 of the memory 65, thereby obtaining the constantly changing envelope information.
- Corresponding correction data is read out from each of the tables 73 and 74, and the amount of attenuation of the signal amplitude by the variable attenuator 62 and the amount of change in the signal phase by the phase shifter 72 (shift) Is controlled.
- feedback control is performed in order to increase the accuracy of this correction amount and optimize it. That is, in the electric spectrum of the transmission output from the amplifier 63, the power of the sideband component that becomes the adjacent channel leakage power is detected by the sideband power detector 66, and the detection result is fixed by the integrator 67. The integration is performed every time, and the result of the integration is input to the controller 68. The controller 68 then determines the table for the variable attenuator 73 and the table for the phase shifter 73 based on the input integration value. Update the stored value of 4.
- the delay unit 61 performs the control processing.
- the delay time is the same as the delay time required for.
- distortion detector A when a plurality of fundamental waves are amplified by an amplifier, a third-order intermodulation distortion generated by the amplifier is detected by a narrow-band filter. .
- the distortion detector A for example, when the frequencies of a plurality of fundamental waves are not fixed, it is difficult to detect the third-order intermodulation distortion using a filter (for example, see Patent Document 1). .
- distortion detector B when a digitally modulated wave is amplified by the main amplifier, a multiple wave of the signal frequency is filtered by a filter connected in parallel to the output terminal of the main amplifier. The signal is passed, amplified by the amplifier, the amplified signal is detected by the detector, the amplified signal is detected and converted to a DC voltage signal according to the input level, and the nonlinearity of the main amplifier is determined based on the DC voltage signal.
- ACP Adjacent Channel Power
- the distortion detector B detects A CP as a distortion component generated by the amplifier.
- the third harmonic has a larger power change amount of the distorted wave than the second harmonic, and thus is suitable for being used for detecting ACP.
- a second or third harmonic is passed as a multiple wave (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1
- the distortion component greatly increases due to the abnormality of the amplifier 63, and the distortion component generated by the predistortion circuit 62 cannot cancel the distortion component generated by the amplifier 63. It happens. When such a situation occurs, it is necessary to stop transmission promptly because the distortion output becomes spurious and interferes with other radio waves. Then, when the PD distortion compensation amplifier could not be operated, there was a problem.
- the present invention has been made to solve such a conventional problem.
- the signal is included in an amplified signal after distortion compensation. It is an object of the present invention to provide an amplifying device that can continue operation even when the magnitude of the distortion component increases.
- the amplifying device according to the present invention performs the following processing when amplifying a signal with an amplifier and compensating for distortion generated in the amplifier.
- the distortion component magnitude detecting means detects the magnitude of the distortion component generated in the amplifier included in the signal amplified by the amplifier after distortion compensation. Then, the amplification signal level reduction control means controls the amplification signal level by the amplifier to be reduced when the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means exceeds a predetermined threshold. Do.
- the level of the amplified signal by the amplifier is controlled so as to be reduced.
- the level of distortion included in the signal can be reduced, and the operation of the amplifier can be continued.
- when amplifying a signal to be transmitted wirelessly it is possible to prevent the distortion output from becoming spurious and disturbing other radio waves. Signal transmission can be continued.
- the amplifying device can avoid such a problem and, even when the magnitude of the distortion component included in the amplified signal after the distortion compensation becomes large, reduce the output and continue the operation. can do.
- a signal to be amplified by the amplifier various signals may be used, and for example, a signal to be transmitted wirelessly can be used.
- various amplifiers may be used, for example, an amplifier composed of one amplifier element may be used, or an amplifier configured by combining a plurality of amplifier elements may be used. May be used.
- the distortion component generated in the amplifier included in the signal amplified by the amplifier after the distortion compensation includes, for example, a signal after the distortion compensation is performed and the signal amplified by the amplifier.
- the distortion component contained and generated by the amplifier is used.
- such a distortion component is a distortion component generated in the amplifier, and corresponds to a distortion component (residual distortion) remaining without being compensated for even by the distortion compensation.
- the distortion component magnitude detecting means does not necessarily need to detect the magnitude of all the components of the distortion generated in the amplifier.For example, the magnitude of a part of the distortion generated in the amplifier is detected. You may.
- the magnitude of various components may be detected.
- the magnitude of a predetermined frequency may be detected.
- An embodiment in which the magnitude of the distortion component is detected can be used.
- the magnitude of the third harmonic frequency component or the magnitude of the second harmonic frequency component of the signal (basic signal) to be amplified by the amplifier is detected as the magnitude of the distortion component. Embodiments can be used.
- the magnitude of the distortion component various magnitudes may be detected.
- the magnitude of a level such as power can be detected.
- the magnitude of the distortion component for example, an integrated value of the level of the distortion component detected in a predetermined period or a temporal average value of the level of the distortion component detected in a predetermined period is used. Is also possible. In this case, various periods may be used as the predetermined period according to, for example, a communication method.
- various values may be used as the predetermined threshold value used by the amplified signal level reduction control means.
- the magnitude of the distortion component that is detected when distortion that is large enough to cause adverse effects such as spurious signals due to inability to perform accurate distortion compensation remains in the amplified signal after distortion compensation.
- Value can be used as a predetermined threshold value.
- the amplified signal is included in the amplified signal after the distortion compensation. Control is performed to reduce the level of distortion.
- the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means exceeds a predetermined threshold.
- the magnitude of the distortion component is equal to the predetermined threshold.
- it may be handled in the same manner as when it exceeds a predetermined threshold, or another mode may be used.
- various modes can be used as a mode for performing control so that the level of the amplified signal by the amplifier is reduced.
- a variable attenuator for attenuating a signal is provided in the preceding stage of the amplifier.
- a mode in which the level of the amplified signal is reduced by configuring an amplifier and changing the gain of the amplifier can be used.
- various levels may be used as the degree of control by the amplified signal level reduction control means so as to reduce the level of the amplified signal by the amplifier. For example, it is possible to prevent adverse effects due to distortion.
- a mode in which control is performed to a certain degree can be used.
- the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means is set to be smaller than a predetermined threshold (or smaller than a predetermined threshold).
- a mode in which control is performed can be used.
- the amplifying device includes, as one configuration example, the following means to compensate for distortion generated in the amplifier.
- This configuration example corresponds to an adaptive predistortion method.
- the pre-distortion means generates distortion for the signal before being amplified by the amplifier. Then, the pre-distortion control means controls the distortion generated by the pre-distortion means based on the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means.
- the distortion generated by the pre-distortion means is, for example, a distortion that can cancel the distortion generated by the amplifier or a distortion that can cancel the distortion generated by the amplifier.
- the distortion is the inverse of the distortion generated by the amplifier, that is, the distortion that has the same amplitude and the opposite phase as the distortion generated by the amplifier (that is, the phase is shifted by 180 degrees). Is controlled so as to be close to such distortion.
- the pre-distortion control means controls the distortion generated by the pre-distortion means so as to reduce the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means.
- the distortion generated by the pre-distortion means is controlled so that the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the component magnitude detection means is minimized.
- the pre-distortion control means controls the pre-distortion means.
- Various modes may be used as a mode for controlling the generated distortion.
- a mode for controlling the amplitude and phase of the distortion can be used.
- a signal level detecting means for detecting the level of a signal before being amplified by an amplifier
- a predistortion control mode storing means for storing the signal level and the control mode of the predistortion means in association with each other.
- a predistortion control mode associated with the signal level detected by the signal level detection means may be used to control the predistortion means using the control mode stored in the storage means.
- the pre-distortion control means updates the storage content of the pre-distortion control mode storage means based on the magnitude of the distortion component detected by the distortion component magnitude detection means. Can be used.
- the method of distortion compensation performed by the amplification device is not necessarily limited to the pre-distortion method and the adaptive pre-distortion method, and other methods may be used.
- a feedforward method FF method
- the present invention provides a feedforward distortion compensation method having a distortion detection loop and a distortion compensation loop (distortion removal loop). Applies to amplifiers.
- control using a pilot signal is performed.
- the present invention is also applicable to, for example, a distortion compensation amplifier such as an adaptive pre-distortion (APD) system for processing a baseband signal (BB signal) and a distortion compensation amplifier such as an APD system for processing a digital signal. It is also possible to apply.
- APD adaptive pre-distortion
- the amplifying device according to the present invention can be applied to, for example, a base station device and a relay amplifying device provided in a wireless communication system such as a mobile communication system.
- the wireless communication system for example, a mobile phone system or a simple mobile phone
- Various systems such as the Personal Handy Phone System (PHS) may be used.
- PHS Personal Handy Phone System
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive pre-distortion distortion compensation amplifier according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive pre-distortion distortion compensation amplifier according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive pre-distortion distortion compensation amplifier according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of an adaptive pre-distortion distortion compensation amplifier according to a conventional example.
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
- the present invention is applied to an adaptive predistortion distortion amplifier (APD distortion compensation amplifier).
- APD distortion compensation amplifier shown in the following embodiments is provided in a base station device of a mobile communication system, and inputs a signal to be transmitted wirelessly by the base station device and amplifies the input signal. You. Then, the base station apparatus wirelessly transmits the signal amplified and distortion-compensated by the APD distortion compensation amplifier from an antenna to a mobile station apparatus or the like as a communication partner. I do.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration example of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example.
- variable attenuator 1 is added before the delay unit 2 and the controller 9
- the configuration is such that the variable attenuator 1 can be controlled.
- the high-frequency signal input to the input terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example is input to the variable attenuator 1 and the envelope detector 5.
- variable attenuator 1 attenuates an input signal with an amount of attenuation controlled by a controller 9 described later, and outputs the attenuated signal to the delay unit 2.
- the delay unit 2 delays the signal input from the variable attenuator 1 by a predetermined time and outputs the signal to the predistortion circuit 3.
- variable attenuator 11 of the pre-distortion circuit 3 attenuates the signal input from the delay unit 2 by an attenuation amount based on the correction data signal input from the variable attenuator table 13 described later.
- the amplitude of the signal is adjusted, and the signal after the amplitude adjustment is output to the phase shifter 12.
- the phase shifter 12 of the pre-distortion circuit 3 uses the phase change amount (phase shift amount) based on the correction data signal input from the phase shifter table 14 described later to generate a signal input from the variable attenuator 11. By changing the phase of the signal, the phase of the signal is adjusted, and the signal after the phase adjustment is output to the amplifier 4.
- the amplifier 4 amplifies the signal input from the phase shifter 12 of the predistortion circuit 3 and outputs the amplified signal.
- the output signal is output from the output terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example as a transmission output.
- the envelope detector 5 detects an envelope of an input signal and stores the envelope information in a memory 6. Are output to the variable attenuator table 13 and the phase shifter table 14 which are the correction tables stored in.
- the variable attenuator table 13 stores the envelope information and correction data relating to the amplitude adjustment by the variable attenuator 11 in a table, and stores the correction information corresponding to the envelope information input from the envelope detector 5.
- the data signal is output to the variable attenuator 11.
- the phase shifter table 14 stores the envelope information and correction data relating to the phase adjustment by the phase shifter 12 in a table, and stores the correction information corresponding to the envelope information input from the envelope detector 5.
- the data signal is output to the phase shifter 12.
- the sideband power detector 7 receives a part of the signal output from the amplifier 4 and detects, from the input signal, the power of a sideband signal that becomes leakage power to an adjacent channel in the transmission output, and performs the detection. The result is output to integrator 8. As described above, in the present example, the control is performed by the controller 9 described later based on the sideband signal.
- a distortion detector B as described in Patent Document 1 described above is used as the sideband power detector 7, and an ACP component is detected as a component of the sideband signal.
- various signals such as primary distortion and secondary distortion may be used as the sideband signal.
- the integrator 8 integrates the detection result input from the sideband power detector 7 for a certain period of time, and outputs the integration result to the controller 9. Note that the integrator 8 conceptually has a function of increasing the area, and is particularly required, for example, in a CDMA system.
- the controller 9 stores the correction data stored in the variable attenuator table 13 stored in the memory 6 and the phase shifter table 14 stored in the memory 6 based on the integration value input from the integrator 8.
- the stored correction data is updated, and the variable attenuator 1 is controlled based on the integration value input from the integrator 8.
- the controller 9 determines that the integration value input from the integrator 8 is small. In other words, the storage contents of the variable attenuator table 13 and the storage contents of the phase shifter table 14 are updated so that the distortion component included in the transmission output is reduced.
- controller 9 controls the variable attenuator 1 to increase the amount of attenuation, for example, when the integrated value input from the integrator 8 exceeds a preset threshold.
- the amplitude and phase of the signal input to the pre-distortion circuit 3 are determined by the correction data read from the correction tables 13 and 14 stored in the memory 6.
- the distortion (predistortion) generated by such adjustment is adjusted so that the distortion generated in the amplifier 4 is canceled.
- the corresponding The controller 9 controls the variable attenuator 1 and attenuates the signal by the variable attenuator 1 so that the distortion component remaining after the distortion compensation is equal to or lower than the predetermined level, so that the APD distortion compensation amplifier The output level is reduced, and the operation is continued.
- the controller 9 compares the magnitude of the integral value from the integrator 8 with the predetermined level, and increases the attenuation of the variable attenuator 1 until the integral value from the integrator 8 falls below the predetermined level.
- the amplifier 4 corresponds to an amplifier to be subjected to distortion compensation
- the function of the sideband power detector 7 and the function of the integrator 8 constitute a distortion component magnitude detecting means.
- the function of 9 and the function of variable attenuator 1 constitute an amplified signal level reduction control means.
- the integrated value of the power level of the sideband signal is detected as the magnitude of the distortion component.
- the function of the predistortion circuit 3 composed of the variable attenuator 11 and the phase shifter 12, the function of the envelope detector 5, the table 13 for the variable attenuator and the table 1 for the phase shifter
- the function of the memory 6 storing 4 constitutes a pre-distortion means.
- the function of the envelope detector 5 constitutes a signal level detecting means
- the function of the variable attenuator table 13 and the function of the phase shifter table 14 constitute the predistortion control mode storage means. It is configured.
- the function of the controller 9 constitutes a predistortion control means.
- FIG. 2 shows a configuration example of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example.
- variable attenuator 23 is added in front of the amplifier 24 and a controller 2 is added.
- the configuration is such that the variable attenuator 23 can be controlled by 9.
- the high-frequency signal input to the input terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example is input to the delay unit 21 and the envelope detector 25.
- the delay unit 21 delays an input signal by a predetermined time and outputs the signal to the pre-distortion circuit 22.
- variable attenuator 31 and the phase shifter 32 adjust the amplitude and phase of the signal input from the delay unit 21. Output the adjusted signal to the variable attenuator 23. You.
- variable attenuator 23 attenuates the signal input from the predistortion circuit 22 by an attenuation amount controlled by a controller 29 described later, and outputs the attenuated signal to the amplifier 24.
- the amplifier 24 amplifies the signal input from the variable attenuator 23 and outputs the amplified signal.
- the output signal is output from the output terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example as a transmission output.
- the envelope detector 25 the variable attenuator table 33 and the phase shifter table 34 stored in the memory 26, for example, the envelope detector 5 and the variable attenuator table 1 shown in FIG.
- the envelope of the input signal is detected, the signal of the amplitude correction data corresponding to the envelope information is output to the variable attenuator 31, and the envelope information is supported.
- the signal of the phase correction data to be output is output to the phase shifter 32.
- the sideband power detector 27 and the integrator 28 use a part of the signal output from the amplifier 24, for example, similarly to the sideband power detector 7 and the integrator 8 shown in FIG. , And integrates the detected value of the power of the sideband signal, and outputs the integration result to the controller 29.
- the controller 29 like the controller 9 shown in FIG. 1, for example, corrects the correction data and phase shift stored in the variable attenuator table 33 based on the integration value input from the integrator 28. Update the correction data stored in the dexterity table 34.
- the controller 29 controls the variable attenuator 23 based on the integrated value input from the integrator 28.
- the controller 29 controls the variable attenuator 23 and attenuates the signal by the variable attenuator 23 so that the distortion component remaining after the distortion compensation is equal to or less than the predetermined level.
- the output level from the APD distortion compensation amplifier is reduced. In this way, the operation will continue.
- the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example for example, when the integrated value from the integrator 28 exceeds a predetermined level and the distortion cannot be corrected by the pre-distortion circuit 22,
- the controller 29 compares the magnitude of the integrated value from the integrator 28 with the predetermined level, and attenuates the variable attenuator 23 until the integrated value from the integrator 28 becomes lower than the predetermined level. Increase the amount.
- the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example can continue to operate the predistortion distortion compensation amplifier without outputting a large distortion component that has an adverse effect.
- the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example attenuates the signal after pre-distortion to attenuate distortion even when a predetermined correction amount cannot be maintained in the correction for canceling the distortion generated by the amplifier 24. Operation can be continued by reducing the remaining distortion components to a predetermined level or less.
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration example of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example.
- the configuration is such that the amplifier 43 can be controlled by the controller 48. is there.
- the amplifier 43 for example, a variable gain amplifier capable of variably controlling a gain (amplification factor) is used.
- the high-frequency signal input to the input terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example is input to the delay unit 41 and the envelope detector 44.
- the delay unit 41 delays an input signal by a predetermined time and outputs the signal to the pre-distortion circuit 42.
- the variable attenuator 51 and the phase shifter 52 are input from the delay unit 41.
- the amplitude and phase of the adjusted signal are adjusted, and the adjusted signal is output to the amplifier 43.
- the amplifier 43 amplifies the signal input from the predistortion circuit 42 with a gain controlled by a controller 48 described later, and outputs the amplified signal.
- the output signal is output from the output terminal of the APD distortion compensation amplifier of this example as a transmission output.
- the envelope detector 44 the variable attenuator table 53 stored in the memory 45, and the phase shifter table 54, for example, the envelope detector 5 and the variable attenuator table 13 shown in FIG.
- the envelope of the input signal is detected, the signal of the amplitude correction data corresponding to the envelope information is output to the variable attenuator 51, and the signal corresponding to the envelope information is output.
- the signal of the phase correction data is output to the phase shifter 52.
- the sideband power detector 46 and the integrator 47 use a part of the signal output from the amplifier 43, for example, similarly to the sideband power detector 7 and the integrator 8 shown in FIG. Then, the detection value of the power of the sideband signal is integrated, and the integration result is output to the controller 48.
- the controller 48 like the controller 9 shown in FIG. 1, for example, corrects the correction data stored in the variable attenuator table 53 based on the integration value input from the integrator 47.
- the calibration data stored in the phase shifter table 54 is updated.
- the controller 48 controls the amplifier 43 based on the integrated value input from the integrator 47. Specifically, the controller 48 controls so that the gain of the amplifier 43 becomes small, for example, when the integrated value input from the integrator 47 exceeds a preset threshold.
- the controller 48 controls the amplifier 43 to reduce the gain of the signal amplification by the amplifier 43 so that the distortion component remaining after the distortion compensation is equal to or lower than the predetermined level. Reduce the output level from the compensation amplifier, This will keep the operation.
- the controller Reference numeral 48 compares the magnitude of the integral value from the integrator 47 with the predetermined level, and lowers the gain of the amplifier 43 until the integral value from the integrator 47 falls below the predetermined level.
- the APD distortion compensation amplifier of the present example can continue to operate the predistortion distortion compensation amplifier without outputting a large distortion component that has an adverse effect.
- the gain of the amplifier 43 is reduced and the distortion is reduced. Operation can be continued by reducing the distortion component remaining after compensation to a predetermined level or less.
- variable attenuator 1 a configuration example in which the variable attenuator 1 is provided before the delay unit 2 is shown.
- the variable attenuator 23 is provided with the pre-distortion circuit 22 and the amplifier 24.
- a configuration example in which the variable attenuator is provided at another position can be used, for example, a variable attenuator is provided between the delay device and the predistortion circuit. It is also possible to use such a configuration.
- the configuration of the amplifying device and the like according to the present invention is not necessarily limited to the configuration described above, and various configurations may be used.
- the present invention can be provided, for example, as a method or a method for executing the processing according to the present invention, or as a program for realizing such a method or method.
- application field of the present invention is not necessarily limited to the above-described fields, and the present invention can be applied to various fields.
- a processor and a hardware resource including a A configuration controlled by executing a control program stored in (Read Only Memory) may be used.
- each functional unit for executing the processing may be configured as an independent hardware circuit. I'm sorry.
- the present invention can be understood as a computer-readable recording medium such as a floppy (registered trademark) CD (Compact Disc) -ROM storing the above-mentioned control program or the program (the program itself).
- the processing according to the present invention can be performed by inputting the control program from a recording medium to a computer and causing the processor to execute the control program.
- INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, according to the amplifying device of the present invention, when an amplifier amplifies a signal and compensates for distortion generated in the amplifier, the signal is amplified by the amplifier after distortion compensation.
- the magnitude of the distortion component generated by the amplifier contained in the amplified signal is detected, and if the magnitude of the detected distortion component exceeds a predetermined threshold, the level of the amplified signal by the amplifier is reduced. Therefore, for example, even when the magnitude of the distortion component included in the amplified signal after the distortion compensation increases, the level of the distortion included in the amplified signal after the distortion compensation is reduced. Thus, the operation of the amplification device can be continued.
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