WO2004051876A1 - 電力制限器とそれを用いるデジタル無線送信機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a transmitter of a digital wireless communication system, and more particularly to a power limiter for limiting an input of a transmission power amplifier and a transmitter using the same.
- the power amplifier located in the output stage of the transmitter must use an amplifier with an output capability (maximum output) that is higher than the desired output power. It operates with a large knock-off to ensure linearity. That is, a power amplifier having many times the desired rated power is required. For example, if a back-off of 10 dB is required to obtain the desired distortion characteristics, the desired rated output An amplifier that can output 10 times is required. This has a significant effect on the cost of the equipment, and also leads to an increase in power consumption, which is undesirable. Therefore, it is desirable to operate the knock-off as little as possible.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-136210 discloses a problem that if the limiter threshold is fixed, it may not be able to adapt to changes in the level of a code multiplex signal.
- the peak-to-peak level is optimized with the optimal limiter threshold corresponding to the change in the level of the code multiplex signal.
- the transmission is suppressed and stable transmission quality is ensured.
- the limiter acts on the code-multiplexed signal to be transmitted, and the ratio of the time during which the signal of the given limiter threshold level is output is output. (Limiter ratio) is measured by the limiter ratio calculator, and the limiter threshold setting unit is used to set the measured limiter ratio to a predetermined limiter ratio.
- the limiter threshold value is adjusted so as to approach the limit value, and given to the limiter.
- the I-axis component and the Q-axis component of the output of the QPSK spread modulator are each changed in chip units.
- the amplitude is attenuated by the weight corresponding to the specific pattern in the portion having the specific change pattern. In this way, while maintaining the Nyquist transmission condition, the envelope peak after the waveform shaping is predicted, and the amplitude is limited before the waveform shaping.
- a CDMA transmitter detects a peak of transmission data for one symbol and transmits the peak value to a transmission amplifier. If the input power is greater than the input power limit, a dummy symbol is generated to refer to the detected peak and cancel it, and a dummy symbol is generated from the transmission data. Peaks are reduced by subtracting the components. In addition, a power correction value is calculated to compensate for the power change due to the dummy sink subtraction.
- a CDMA wireless base station inputs a modulated signal having a large number of carriers and multiplexes and a large individual transmission power to a common amplifier.
- the distortion that occurs when this is done is reduced.
- the instantaneous power and average power are determined for each carrier.
- the limit level is set from the instantaneous power and the average power.
- the area for compensating the linearity of the amplifier can be small, and high efficiency and low power consumption can be achieved. It has been done.
- a correction section is provided before the R0F section in the CDMA system. The instantaneous electric energy is calculated, the upper limit set in advance and the calculated value are compared, and if the calculated value exceeds the upper limit, it is detected as an instantaneous peak The amplitude correction is selectively performed only when the upper limit value is exceeded.
- an added output obtained by adding a plurality of signals is collectively modulated by a modulator and output.
- the output of the added signal obtained by adding the plurality of signals is delayed, the peak value is predicted from the delayed added signal, and the output of the delayed added signal is calculated using the predicted peak value. It is controlled to be at a predetermined level.
- a multicarrier In Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2001-3393961, a multicarrier is disclosed. In communication, peak power is suppressed while suppressing a decrease in transmission efficiency. An information signal of one sequence is converted into an information signal of a plurality of sequences, and each of the information signals of the plurality of sequences is superimposed on a carrier peculiar to the sequence to generate a multicarrier signal. The peak power of the signal is detected and compared with a threshold. When the peak power exceeds the threshold, a signal for suppressing the peak power is superimposed on a specific carrier of these carriers instead of the information signal, and the multicarrier signal is superimposed. Regeneration reduces peaks. Disclosure of the invention
- Another object of the present invention is to limit the peak power so that the dynamic range is narrowed and the back-off is suppressed to a small level. It is to provide a limiter.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive transmitter in which the back-off for securing the linearity required for the transmitter is reduced and the power consumption is reduced. And.
- a power limiter calculates a power value of an input signal, generates a function for performing power limitation from the calculated power value, and delays the input signal. And a delay operation unit for performing a power limitation operation on the delay input signal using the function generated by the function generation unit.
- the function generation unit centers on the position where the calculated power value exceeds the threshold value and reaches a maximum, and designates a predetermined interval before and after as a weighted interval. Generate a weighting function.
- the weighting function has an attenuation coefficient determined such that the maximum value of the calculated power value becomes a threshold value after the power limitation, and becomes equal to or less than the threshold value in weighting sections other than the maximum value.
- T is a weighting section centered on the position where the calculated power value is maximum
- A is an attenuation coefficient
- the function generation unit detects a plurality of maxima exceeding a threshold from the calculated power value in a window section for monitoring the calculated power value, and detects each of the plurality of maxima.
- a weighting interval is set, a weighting function F is generated in which the attenuation coefficient is determined so that each of a plurality of local maxima becomes a threshold value, and a multiplication of the weighting function F is generated.
- the function generation unit includes a power calculation circuit for calculating the calculated power value, a window generation circuit for determining a window interval for monitoring the output of the power calculation circuit, and A threshold value setting circuit that can arbitrarily set a threshold value for applying a power limit, and a power calculation circuit output is monitored in a window generated by a window generation circuit, and the threshold value is set.
- Generates a weighting function by determining the maximum value detection circuit that detects the maximum of the output of the power calculation circuit that exceeds the threshold value set by the circuit, and the weighting section and the attenuation coefficient that are power-limited.
- a weighting function generation circuit The delay calculation unit delays the input signal by the time monitored in the window.
- a multiplier circuit for weighting the input signal delayed by the delay circuit with a weighting function generated by a weighting function generation circuit.
- the input signal may be a complex basic span signal, and the input signal may be an intermediate frequency signal.
- the digital radio transmitter includes the power limiter according to any one of the above, and the digital radio base station includes the digital radio transmitter. Also, the digital radio mobile station may be equipped with a digital radio transmitter.
- a power limiting method for an input signal determines a step for calculating a calculated power value from the input signal and a window section for monitoring the calculated power value.
- a predetermined section before and after the position where the calculated power value reaches a maximum is determined as a weighting section.
- the maximum value of the calculated power value becomes a threshold value after power limitation, and is attenuated so as to be less than the threshold value in the weighted sections other than the maximum value. The coefficient is determined.
- T is the weighted interval and A is the attenuation coefficient
- the step for detecting the maximum value is provided with a step for detecting multiple local maxima exceeding the threshold value from the calculated power value in the window section, and is weighted.
- a step for setting a weighting interval for each of the plurality of detected maxima, and a threshold for each of the plurality of maxima are used as the threshold.
- the step for determining the attenuation coefficient and the step for determining the weighting function for the weighting section set using the attenuation coefficient are multiplied by the determined weighting function.
- a step of generating a weighting function BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a digital wireless communication system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a power limiter used in the transmitter of FIG.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B show examples of input / output power waveforms of the power limit.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a digital wireless communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration of a power limiter used in the transmitter shown in FIG.
- Figures 6A and 6B show examples of power limiter input and output power waveforms. It is a figure. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter in a digital wireless communication system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the transmitter has a transmission waveform shaping filter 101, a power limiter 102 having a function generation unit 102 a and a delay calculation unit 102 b, a quadrature modulator 103, and a frequency converter 100. 4. It has a transmission power amplifier 105 and a transmission antenna 106.
- the input transmission signal 100 is a complex baseband signal composed of an in-phase signal (generally called I ch) and a quadrature signal (generally called Q ch). Input to transmission waveform shaping filter 101.
- the transmit waveform shaping filter 101 shapes the waveform of the input complex baseband signal 100 and outputs it to the power limiter 102 as a shaped complex baseband signal 201.
- the function generation unit 102a generates a power limiting weighting function from the calculated power value of the shaped complex baseband signal.
- the delay operation section 102 b performs a power limiting operation using a weighting function on the delayed shaped complex span signal to limit the power, and Output to 03.
- the quadrature modulator 103 performs quadrature modulation of the in-phase signal and the quadrature signal of the power-limited complex signal into an intermediate frequency signal, and sends the signal to the frequency converter 104.
- the frequency converter 104 converts the frequency of the quadrature modulated signal into a high frequency signal. Frequency converted high frequency After the signal is power-amplified by the transmission power amplifier 105, the signal is radiated from the antenna 106 as a radio wave.
- the function generation unit 102a includes a window generation circuit 204, a threshold setting circuit 205, a power calculation circuit 203, and a local maximum value detection circuit 210. 6, and a weighting function generation circuit 2 07, and the delay operation section 102 b has a shaped complex baseband signal 201 having a delay circuit 208 and a multiplication circuit 209. Are supplied to the delay circuit 208 and the power calculation circuit 203.
- the delay circuit 208 delays the shaped complex baseband signal 201 by a fixed time (T w) of a predetermined window.
- the power calculation circuit 203 calculates the power of the shaped complex baseband signal 201 as a vector sum of the complex signal, and calculates the calculated power value as a local maximum value detection circuit. Output to 206.
- the threshold value Pthh which indicates a criterion as to whether or not the power limitation is applied, can be set to an arbitrary value.
- the threshold value setting circuit 205 holds the threshold value according to the situation, and notifies the maximum value detection circuit 206 and the weighting function generation circuit 205.
- the maximum value detection circuit 206 which has received the calculated power value from the power calculation circuit 203, observes the inside of the window generated by the window generation circuit 204. Then, a point corresponding to the calculated power value exceeding the threshold value Pth notified from the threshold value setting circuit 205 is detected. The detected maximum value P p and the time tp in the window ⁇ ⁇ corresponding to the maximum value, and the time (ts to s) in the window that exceeds the threshold value P th in the window te) is sent to the weighting function generation circuit 207.
- the weighting function generation circuit 207 calculates the attenuation coefficient A based on the local maximum value from the local maximum value detection circuit 206 and the threshold value Pth set by the threshold value setting circuit 205. .
- the weighting function generation circuit 207 uses the local time detection circuit based on the time of the window generated by the window generation circuit 204.
- the weighting section T is set based on the maximum time sent from 206 and the time of the section exceeding the threshold. Furthermore, the weighting function generation circuit 207 generates a weighting function as a function of the attenuation coefficient A, the weighting interval T, and the maximum time tp, and sends the function to the multiplication circuit 209.
- the delay circuit 208 delays the shaped complex baseband signal 201 by the window time Tw and then multiplies it as a delayed complex baseband signal.
- Multiplying circuit 209 multiplies the delayed complex baseband signal by the corresponding weighting function, and outputs power-limited output signal 202.
- Figures 3A and 3B show examples of input and output power waveforms for a power limiter. Using these waveforms, an example of the operation of the power limiter when a single maximum is included in the window is shown.
- the input complex baseband signal 201 is input to the power limiter 102 of FIG.
- the power calculation circuit 203 calculates the power of the input complex baseband signal 201 121. Further, the input complex baseband signal 201 is delayed by the delay circuit 208.
- the output of the power calculation circuit 203 corresponds to the input power P i (t) in FIG. 3A.
- the maximum value detection circuit 206 exceeds the threshold value P th in the interval of the window ⁇ T w generated by the window generation circuit. Observe whether the input power P i has a maximum.
- the local maximum value exceeding the threshold value P th is the local maximum value PP at the relative time tp in the window, and the local maximum value detection circuit 206 has the time tp. and Ru send a maximum value P between the p ward was beyond your good beauty threshold P th t s ⁇ t e to the weighting function generating circuit 2 0 7.
- the weighting function generation circuit 206 determines the relative time tp in the window of the local maximum point detected by the local maximum value detection circuit 206, the local maximum value Pp, and the interval ts exceeding the threshold value Pth. To te, a weighting function F (t) is generated based on the threshold value Pth set by the threshold setting circuit. The damping coefficient A is calculated from the maximum value P p and the threshold value P th
- the weighted section T is set with the maximum point as the center.
- the section is set to a section including at least the section ts to te.
- the weighting section As a way of setting the weighting section, if example example, the end point ts of the section, cormorants Chi maximum point tp or al away not that towards the end point t x of te is required, et al. Is, it to a change in the power circle smooth Thus, before and after the maximum point tp, a section twice as large as tX is set as a weighted section (tp soil (tp-tx) X2). Therefore, the weighting interval T is
- a threshold value for setting a weighted section (interval setting threshold value) is used. ) Is pre-determined.
- the section where the calculated value exceeds the interval setting threshold is used. For example, if ts and te are the end points of the section where the calculated power value exceeds the section setting threshold, the end point distant from the maximum point tp and the end points ts and te of the section t X is obtained, and the section of t X is set as a weighting section before and after the maximum point tp. That is,
- the local maximum value after power limitation can be set to be the same as the threshold value Pth.
- the weighting function generation circuit 207 uses the other input of the multiplication circuit 209 according to the timing of the window generated by the window generation circuit 204. Synchronize with a delayed input signal and output the generated weighting function F (t).
- the maximum time point tp in the output is the relative time in the window, so the absolute time is relative to the relative time tp in the window at the time of input as the absolute time.
- the window is delayed by the time Tw.
- the power limiter 102 can limit the input power exceeding the threshold value to the threshold value or less and output the power to the quadrature modulator 103.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter in a digital wireless communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention. Elements that are the same as or correspond to the elements in the first embodiment are given the same reference numerals, and detailed descriptions thereof are omitted.
- the transmitter consists of a transmission waveform shaping filter 101, a quadrature modulator 103, a power limiter 402 consisting of a function generator 400 a and a delay calculator 402 b, and a frequency It has a converter 104, a transmission power amplifier 105, and a transmission antenna 106.
- the transmission signal 100 is transmitted through a transmission waveform shaping filter 101, converted to an intermediate frequency signal 501 by a quadrature modulator 103, and transmitted to a power limiter 402. .
- the power limiter 402 uses the weighting function generated by the function generating unit 402 a to perform power limiting calculation by the delay calculating unit 402 b, and performs power limiting.
- the resulting intermediate frequency signal is sent to the frequency converter 104.
- the frequency converter 104 converts the signal into a high-frequency signal, and the transmission power amplifier 105 performs power amplification, and is radiated from the antenna 106.
- FIG. 5 shows a configuration of a power limiter according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the power limiter 402 has a function generating section 402 a and a delay calculating section 402 b, and the function generating section 402 a has a window ⁇ generating circuit 204, a threshold setting circuit
- the circuit includes a power calculating circuit 205, a power calculating circuit 503, a local maximum value detecting circuit 206, and a weighting function generating circuit 200.
- the power limiter 402 is provided between the quadrature modulator 103 and the frequency converter 104, and the input / output signal of the power limiter 402 is provided. Is an intermediate frequency signal 501.
- the input intermediate frequency signal 501 is input to the delay circuit 508 and the power calculation circuit 503.
- the delay circuit 508 delays the input intermediate frequency signal 501 for a fixed time (T w) of a predetermined window, and uses it as a delayed intermediate frequency signal.
- the power calculation circuit 503 calculates the power of the input intermediate frequency signal 501, and outputs the calculated power value to the local maximum value detection circuit 206.
- the calculated power value may be a value corresponding to power, such as the maximum amplitude and average value of the signal instead of power in a strict sense.
- the maximum value detection circuit 206 using the output value of the threshold value setting circuit 205 and the output value of the power calculation circuit 203 to set the threshold value used as the criterion for judgment, and the weighting The electric power in the function generator circuit 2007 is also based on the same scale.
- the threshold value setting circuit 205 determines the threshold value Pth which is a reference for adding the power limitation, and sets the threshold value Pth to the local maximum value detection circuit 206 and the weighting function generation circuit '205. Set to 7.
- the maximum value detection circuit 206 that has received the calculated power value from the power calculation circuit 503 is generated by the window generation circuit 204.
- the detected local maximum value, the time of the local maximum, and the section in which the threshold has been exceeded are sent to the weighting function generation circuit 207.
- the weighting function generation circuit 205 is set by the local maximum value, local maximum time, the interval exceeding the threshold value, and the threshold value setting circuit 205 sent from the local maximum value detection circuit 206.
- a weighting function is generated from the threshold value based on the time of the window, and is sent to the multiplication circuit 509.
- Multiplication circuit 509 multiplies the delayed intermediate frequency signal from delay circuit 508 by the corresponding weighting function, and outputs a power-limited transmission signal.
- the intermediate frequency signal 501 is input to the power limiter 402 of FIG.
- the input intermediate frequency signal 501 is power-calculated by the power calculation circuit 503, and is also delayed by the delay circuit 508.
- the output of the power calculation circuit 503 corresponds to the input power P i (t) shown in FIG. 6A.
- the local maximum value detection circuit 206 observes the input power Pi in the window time period Tw, and detects a local maximum value exceeding the threshold value Pth.
- the local maximum exists at two points, the local maximum Po and the local maximum P1.
- the maximum ⁇ 0 has the maximum value P p 0 at the relative time t ⁇ 0 in the window
- the maximum P 1 has the maximum value P pl at the relative time tp 1 in the window
- the maximum value detection circuit 206 receives the information of the maximum value (time tp 0 and the maximum value P p0 for the maximum P 0, time tp 1 and the maximum value P p for the maximum P 1).
- the weighting function generation circuit 207 first obtains a weighting function for each of the local maximums Po and Pi in the window. And against the maximum P 0, and have use information maximum value (time tp 0, maximal value P p 0) of the section exceeds the threshold value information (t s 0, t eo) , the weighting function F o (t).
- the attenuation coefficient Ao is calculated from the maximum value P pO and the threshold value P th
- a 0 1-P th / P ⁇
- the weighted interval ⁇ 0 is determined centering on the local maximum point, and is set so that the weighted output does not exceed the threshold value in that interval. It is. From the damping coefficient A 0 and the weighting interval T 0, the weighting function F 0 (t) for the maximum P 0 is
- the maximum value P pl ′ after the power limitation of the maximum P i is also equal to the threshold value.
- the weighting function is obtained as a multiplication of the weighting function for each of the local maxima.
- the final weighting function F (t) generated by 0 7 is
- the weighting function generation circuit 206 receives the delay intermediate frequency signal in accordance with the timing of the window generated by the window generation circuit 204 and the same as the delayed intermediate frequency signal. At the end, the generated weighting function F (t) is output. In this way, the multiplication circuit 509 is generated by the intermediate frequency signal delayed by the window time (Tw) by the delay circuit 508 and the weighting function generation circuit 207. The weighted weighted function is multiplied and output as a power-limited intermediate frequency signal. Assuming that the calculated power value of the delayed intermediate frequency signal is P i ′ (t), the calculated power value P o (t) of the output signal is
- each local maximum value can be power-limited to the same value as the threshold value Pth by the power limiter.
- Figures 6A and 6B show the case where two maxima are present in the window, but the same applies when more than two maxima are detected. Then, the multiplication of the weighting function for each local maximum is sent to the multiplication circuit as a weighting function generated by the weighting function generation circuit. If n maxima are detected, The finding function is as follows.
- F i (t) is when I t-t pi I ⁇ T ⁇ / / 2
- the power limiter 402 limits the power of the input signal, which has exceeded the threshold including a plurality of local maxima, to the threshold or less, and outputs the power to the frequency converter 104. Become .
- the dynamic range is narrowed by limiting the peak value, and the knock-off is reduced by / J ⁇ . Can be suppressed.
- the linearity required for the transmitter is ensured.) By reducing the operation of the lock-off, power consumption is reduced, and an inexpensive digital radio A transmitter can be provided.
- Such digital radio transmitters are used in digital radio base stations (not shown) or digital radio mobile stations (not shown). Can be done.
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