WO2004079945A1 - 初期段階から指向性ビームの受信品質が良好な適応アンテナ受信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an adaptive antenna receiving method for receiving signals with good characteristics by weighting each antenna constituting an adaptive antenna, and an apparatus using the same.
- a base station receives user signals from a plurality of mobile stations at the same time. User signals cause interference.
- An adaptive antenna is used to reduce such interference and receive a desired user signal with high gain.
- the adaptive antenna forms directivity by controlling the amplitude and phase of a signal received by each antenna, controlling the amplitude and phase according to the complex number weighting. As a result, the adaptive antenna suppresses other user signals that cause interference and efficiently receives a desired user signal.
- One method is to determine the weight by performing feedback control using an algorithm according to the MMS E (Minimum Mean SquareError: Least Mean Square Error) standard.
- An adaptive update algorithm such as a typical LMS (LeastMeanSquare) algorithm or a sequential weight update RLS (RecursiveLeastSquare) algorithm is used.
- the other is a method based on open loop control targeted by the present invention.
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- the direction of arrival of the desired wave is estimated using a direction-of-arrival estimation algorithm such as the IT (Estimation of Signal Parametersv ⁇ a Rotational Invariance Techniques) algorithm, and the antenna of each antenna is determined according to the direction. Determine the weight.
- a method of determining the weight by open loop control is described in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-274976.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a conventional adaptive antenna receiving apparatus described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-274796.
- the number of antennas constituting the adaptive antenna is N (N is an integer of 2 or more), and the number of combined multipaths is L (L is a natural number).
- FIG. 1 shows a circuit portion for receiving a user signal received from a k-th user (k is a natural number) mobile station.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus includes antennas 1 to 1 N , signal processing units 2 to 2, an adder 11, a decision unit 12, and a searcher 16. Fingers corresponding to each multipath to be rake-combined are assigned to signal processing units 2 and 2.
- the signal processing section 2 includes a delay unit 3, a despreading circuit 4,..., N , a weighting synthesis circuit 5, a weight calculation section 6 a transmission path estimation circuit 7, a complex conjugate circuit 8, and an initial weight generation section 9. And a multiplier 10.
- the weight calculator 6 includes a signal in-phase average calculator 13, a correlation detector 14, and a time average calculator 15.
- the signal processing unit 2 2 to 2 Mr. the same configuration as the signal processing unit 2.
- the weight calculator 6 2 the signal phase averaging calculation unit 13 2, that have a correlation detection unit 14 2, and time average calculator 15 2.
- the searcher 16 detects the delay time of the L multipaths using the signals received by the N antennas 1 to 1N. Then, the searcher 16 performs the delays 3 3 of the signal processing unit 22, which is each finger for rake synthesis, the weight calculation unit 66, and Initial weight generator 9 ⁇ 9J Notifies the timing information of the delay time used by each finger.
- the N antennas 1 to are arranged close to each other so as to have a high correlation. Therefore, the delay profiles of N antennas 1 to 1N can all be regarded as the same. Therefore, the timing information of the delay time of each multipath antenna 1 can be used in common regardless of to 1 N.
- Delayer 3 the signals received by the antenna 1 ⁇ 1 N, delayed in accordance with the timing information reported from searcher 1 6, sends it to the despreading circuit 4 ⁇ - DOO ⁇ . Similarly, delaying accordance with the notified timing information of each signal received by the delaying unit 3 2 - or antennas 1 ⁇ 1 N from searcher 1 6. As a result, each of the signal processing units 22 ⁇ is associated with L multipaths.
- the despreading circuits 4,..., 41 N despread each of the received signals delayed by the delay unit 3, and send them to the weighting / synthesizing circuit 5, the weight calculator 6 #, and the initial weight generator 9 # .
- Initial weight generation unit 9 1 generates the initial weight for use in can not be obtained weights sufficient accuracy by the weight calculator 6, and sends the weighting synthesis circuit 5.
- Initial weight generation unit 9 the searcher 1 6 and when shed new Wariri fingers to the signal processing section 2 lambda, ten in the weight calculator 6 1 of the signal processing section 2 1 devoted Wariri fingers' Used when sufficient averaging time is not available.
- the averaging time is the time used to calculate the average for the fluctuation values that are the targets of averaging. By averaging in the averaging time, the average value of the fluctuation values in the averaging time is obtained.
- the initial weight generator 9 is also used when the path timing of the finger in use changes greatly.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the weighting synthesis circuit 5.
- the weighting / synthesizing circuit 5 includes multipliers 17 to 17 ⁇ , an adder 18 and complex conjugate circuits 19 to 19 ⁇ .
- Weighting and combining circuit 5 the complex conjugate circuit 1 9 1 9 New of generating the complex conjugate of the weight generated by the weight calculation unit 6 or the first Kiomomi generator 9, that sent to the multiplier 1 7 ⁇ 1 7 ⁇ .
- Each of the multipliers 17 ⁇ 17 ⁇ receives the reception signal despread by the despreading circuit 4 ⁇ ⁇ 4 1 ⁇
- the signal is multiplied by the complex conjugate of the weight generated by the corresponding complex conjugate circuit 19 to 19 N and sent to the adder 18.
- the adder 18 combines the outputs of the multipliers 17 17 N and sends them to the transmission path estimation circuit 7 and the multiplier 1 shown in FIG.
- the signal in-phase average calculator 13 of the weight calculator 61 1 performs vector addition of the symbols of the respective signals despread by the respective despreading circuits 4 to 4 and N while adjusting their phases to each other.
- the average value of each signal is obtained and sent to the correlation detection unit 14.
- the number of symbols to be vector-added is arbitrary.
- each symbol may be arbitrarily weighted.
- the correlation detector 14 uses the average value of each signal from the signal in-phase average calculator 13 to calculate the correlation between the received signal at the reference antenna and the received signal at the other antennas. Therefore, the correlation detection unit 14 multiplies the complex conjugate of the signal average value corresponding to the reference antenna by the signal average value for the other antennas, and calculates the correlation value obtained as a result of each multiplication by the time average calculation unit 15. Send to
- the time average calculation unit 15 calculates the average of each multiplication result from the correlation detection unit 14 at a predetermined time, obtains the weight for each of the antennas 1 to 1 N , and sends it to the weighting synthesis circuit 5.
- the time average calculation unit 15 There are various ways to calculate the average and the weighting method in the time average calculation unit 15! ⁇ You can choose any.
- the weighting / synthesizing circuit 5 uses the weights generated by the weight calculator 6 to control the amplitudes and phases of the signals received by the antennas 1 to 1 ⁇ , and synthesizes the signals to obtain a desired user signal with a high gain. To form receivable directivity.
- the transmission path estimation circuit 7 estimates the transmission path distortion from the output signal of the weighting synthesis circuit 5 and sends it to the complex conjugate circuit 8.
- Complex conjugate circuit 8 generates the complex conjugate of the channel distortion estimated by the transmission path estimation circuit 7 1.
- the multiplier 10 compensates the transmission line distortion by multiplying the output signal of the weighting synthesis circuit 5 by the complex conjugate of the transmission line distortion generated by the complex conjugate circuit 8. Similarly, a signal with transmission line distortion compensated is obtained from each finger of the signal processing units 2 to 2 J.
- the adder 11 performs rake combining by adding the output signals of the signal processing units 2 ⁇ 2 ⁇ , and sends the combined output signal to the determiner 12.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation when allocating fingers in the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus shown in FIG. Referring to FIG. 3, first, the signal processing unit ⁇ determines whether the assigned finger is a new finger (step C 1).
- the signal processing unit 22 L includes the signal in-phase average calculation units 13, 13 to 13 and the time average calculation units 15, to 15, which are the weight calculation units 6 to 6. It is determined whether the averaging time is sufficient in step 15 (step C 2).
- Weight calculator 6 if the averaging time of Mr ⁇ 6 is not sufficiently established, the signal processing unit 2 1 - 2 L are weighting synthesis circuit 5 to the initial weight that was generated by the initial weight generation unit 9-9 teeth Use it in Step 5 (Step C 4). In addition, if the averaging time of the weight calculators 6 to 6 L is sufficient, the signal processing units 2 to 2 L are calculated by the time average calculators 15 to 1 of the weight calculators 6 L to 6 L. The weights generated in step 5 are used in the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 (step C3).
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an operation of the adaptive antenna receiver shown in FIG. 1 when finger path timing changes.
- a signal processing unit 2 to 2 Mr. Pasutimingu of fingers determines whether changed or X tau chips (Step D 1).
- chi tau is a threshold for the amount of change in path timing, determines whether or not the change in Pasutai timing has been made a rapid enough to the weight to be weight calculator 6 6 Shiniyori calculated can not follow.
- the signal processing units 2 to 2 use the initial weights generated by the initial weight generation units 9 to 9 as the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 (step D 4). Finger path timing changes less than ⁇ ⁇ chip Then, the signal processing unit 22 has enough averaging time in the weight calculation unit 66 L , the signal in-phase average calculation units 13 to 13 and the time average calculation units 15 to 15 J. It is determined whether the value is 0 (step D 2).
- the signal processing units 2 to 2 weight the initial weights generated by the initial weight generators 9 and 9 of the fingers. Use the trowel 5 to 5 J (Step D 4). If the averaging time of the weight calculators 6 and 6 is sufficient, the signal processing units 2 and 2 perform time average calculation of the finger weight calculators 6 and 6. The weights generated in steps 5 to 15 are used in the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 (step D3).
- One method is to consider that the direction of arrival of the user signal differs depending on the reception situation, and to allow the user signal to be received in any situation, the value that can be received regardless of the reception situation, for example, the omnidirectional weight is defined as the initial weight. How to
- a plurality of antennas 1 a method of estimating the initial weight from the signal received at ⁇ 1 N (see JP 2 0 0 2 7 7 0 1 1 JP). For example, there is a method in which a transmission path is estimated from a signal received by each antenna, and a weight obtained thereby is used as an initial weight.
- the channel estimation is performed using the signals received by the multiple antennas 1 to 1 ⁇ , and the weight obtained by using that is used as the initial weight, the channel estimation is performed. This requires a large amount of calculation, a large load on the signal processing unit 22, and a large processing capability. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus based on open loop control, which can obtain an initial weight at which a user signal can be received with good reception characteristics in a short time and with a small number of calculations.
- an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of the present invention assigns a signal processing unit to at least one arriving wave, and in each signal processing unit, obtains a signal by a predetermined operation from signals received by a plurality of antennas. By weighting and combining the signals received by each antenna with the weight of each antenna determined using the time average of the calculated values obtained, the multiple arriving waves received by the multiple signal processing units are further combined. Get the desired signal.
- the arrival direction detecting section performs signal processing based on the weight determined by each signal processing section in which the averaging time for obtaining the time average is secured for a predetermined time or more. Detects the direction of arrival of the arriving wave received by the unit.
- the reception quality acquisition unit obtains the reception quality of the signal of the arriving wave that has been received by weighting and combining in each signal processing unit in which the averaging time is secured for a predetermined time or longer.
- the information collection / selection processing unit starts the determination of the weight using the time average based on each arrival direction and each reception quality in each signal processing unit for which the averaging time is secured for a predetermined time or more. Select the initial beam direction in the processing unit.
- the weighting using the time average is performed based on the highly reliable arrival direction and reception quality of the arriving wave received by each signal processing unit having a sufficient averaging time. It is possible to select the initial beam direction of the signal processing unit which is to start the determination of. As a result, a directional beam having good reception characteristics can be easily obtained in a short time in the initial stage.
- the information collection / selection processing unit determines the direction of arrival detected by the signal processing unit with the best reception quality among the signal processing units for which the averaging time is secured for a predetermined time or longer.
- the closest beam direction may be selected from a plurality of predetermined beam directions.
- an initial weight generation unit forms a directional beam in the initial beam direction selected by the information collection selection processing unit, and an initial weight used for weighting synthesis until the averaging time is secured for a predetermined time or more in the signal processing unit. The weight may be obtained.
- the weight in the beam direction acquired easily and in a short time is used until the averaging time is sufficient. After sufficient time, the highly accurate weight obtained by the time average can be used. Therefore, before and after a sufficient averaging time can be obtained, an appropriate beam direction determination method is selected according to the situation at that time, and a directional beam with good reception characteristics can always be obtained.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a conventional adaptive antenna receiving device.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the weighting synthesis circuit.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation when allocating fingers in the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the adaptive antenna receiver shown in FIG. 1 when the finger timing changes.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of an open-loop controlled adaptive antenna receiving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a state in which a signal is received by an antenna forming an adaptive antenna.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a beam directed to the direction closest to the arrival direction information of a specified finger is selected.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a beam directed in a direction closest to the arrival direction information of the finger whose maximum SIR is measured is selected from a plurality of beams defined by the equally spaced multibeam.
- FIG. 9 is a list showing the weights of orthogonal or equally spaced multibeams.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation of assigning fingers in the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment when the finger path timing changes.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of open loop control according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of open loop control according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of the open loop control according to the present embodiment.
- the number of antennas constituting the adaptive antenna is N (N is an integer of 2 or more), and the number of multipaths to be combined is L (L is a natural number).
- FIG. 5 shows a circuit portion for receiving a user signal received from a k-th user (k is a natural number) mobile station.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus includes an antenna 11 1 ⁇ signal processing units 2 to 2, an adder 11, a decision unit 12, a searcher 16, and an information collection selection processing unit 22. I have.
- the signal processing unit 2, the delay device 3 ,, despreading circuit 4, ⁇ 4 New, weighting synthetic circuit 5 ,, infusible weight calculator 6 have channel estimator 7 have complex conjugate circuit 8 had an initial weight generation unit 9 th power It has an arithmetic unit 10, an arrival direction detection unit 20, and an SIR measurement unit 21. Also, The weight calculator 6 includes a signal in-phase average calculator 13, a correlation detector 14, and a time average calculator 15.
- the signal processing unit 2 2 ⁇ 2 L has the same configuration as the signal processing unit 2.
- the signal processing unit 2 2 delayer 3 2, despreading circuit 4 2 1 ⁇ 4 2 N, the weighting synthetic circuit 5 2, weight calculator 6 2, channel estimation circuit 7 2, the complex conjugate circuit 82, initial weight generation unit 9 2, multipliers 1 0 2, which consists of the arrival direction detection unit 2 0 2, and SIR measurement section 2 1 2.
- the weight calculator 6 the signal phase averaging calculation unit 1 3 2, and a correlation detection unit 1 4 2, and time average calculator 1 5 2.
- the searcher 16 detects the delay time of the L multipaths using the signals received by the N antennas 1 to 1N. This delay time is indicated, for example, by the number of chips. Then, the searcher 16 sends the signals to the delay units 3 to 3 of the signal processing units 2 to 2 L , the weight calculation units 6 to 6, and the initial weight generation units 9 to 9, respectively. Notify the timing information of the delay time to be used. Further, searcher 1 6, all of the signal processing unit 2, also notifies the Timingu information to the information collecting selection processing section 2 second delay time notified to ⁇ 2 L.
- the searcher 16 is a signal processing unit 2, a delay unit 3, a weight calculation unit 6, a weight calculation unit 6, and an initial weight generation unit 9, 9 J of each of the 2 L timings of the multipath delay time.
- Starting the signal processing operation by notifying the information is referred to as allocating the signal processing units 2 to 2 J fingers.
- N antennas 1 to 1 N are arranged close to each other so as to have a high correlation with each other. Therefore, the delay profiles of N antennas 1 to 1N can all be regarded as the same. Therefore, the timing information of the delay time of each multipath antenna 1 can be used in common regardless of to 1 N.
- Delayer 3 sends each of the signal received by the antenna 1 1 ⁇ 1 N, is delayed in accordance with the timing information is notified from the searcher 1 6 despreading circuits 4 " ⁇ 4 1 N.
- the delay vessel 3 2 ⁇ 3 L comprises an antenna 1, each of the signals received at ⁇ 1 N, delays in accordance with the timing information reported from searcher 1 6.
- the signal processing section 2 each of Mr ⁇ 2 L Of multipaths.
- the weighting synthesis circuit 5 has the same configuration as the conventional one shown in FIG. When 2 to reference, the weighting synthetic circuit 5, the multiplier 17 17 N, adders 18 and double prime conjugate circuit 19, and has a ⁇ 19 N.
- each multiplier 17 ⁇ 17 N includes a reception signal despread by the despreading circuit 4N ⁇ 4 1N, the complex conjugate circuit 19, the complex conjugate of the weight generated by ⁇ 19 N corresponding to each multiplying the door is sent to the adder 18.
- the adder 18, the multiplier 17 synthesizes the output of to 17 N, the transmission path shown in FIG. 5 estimation circuit 7 ,, multiplier 10 I and SIR measuring section Send to 21.
- the weighting synthesis circuit 5 weights and synthesizes the signals from the despreading circuits 4 to ⁇ .
- the signal in-phase average calculation unit 13 of the weight calculation unit 6 performs a vector addition (in-phase addition) on the symbols of the signal despread by the despreading circuit 4 "to ⁇ by adjusting the phase of each symbol.
- the average value of the signal is obtained and sent to the correlation detection unit 14_> At this time, the number of symbols to be added in phase (the number of average symbols) is arbitrary, and each symbol may be arbitrarily weighted.
- the signal average value obtained by the above is a signal with improved S! NR (Signal ⁇ o Interferencelus Noise Ratio: ratio of desired signal power to interference signal power and thermal noise power) of the received signal.
- the despread symbol is modulated, the symbol cannot simply be in-phase summed. In that case, if a known pilot signal is used, in-phase addition becomes possible by removing the modulation with the pilot symbol.
- the greater the average number of symbols the greater the effect of improving the SINR, but the average number of symbols is limited when re-phase variation is severe due to fading or the like.
- the correlation detection unit 14 uses the average value of each signal from the signal in-phase average calculation unit 13 to calculate the correlation value between the received signal at the reference antenna and the received signals at other antennas. For this purpose, the correlation detector 14 multiplies the complex conjugate of the signal average value corresponding to the reference antenna by the signal average value for the other antennas. And the correlation test The output unit 14 sends the correlation value that is the result of each multiplication to the time average calculation unit 15.
- Figure 6 is a diagram showing an example of a state in which the signal is received by antenna 1 ⁇ 1 N constituting the adaptive antenna.
- the antenna 1, to 1 N are arranged in a row at equal intervals element spacing d.
- each antenna 1, the phase advance of the signal received at ⁇ 1 N are different from each other depending on the direction of arrival of the signal.
- the signal received by antenna 1 is compared to the signal received by antenna 1 n (where n is an integer of 2 ⁇ n ⁇ N), and (n— 1) (27 T d / ⁇ ) sin 0
- the phase advances by 0 .
- antenna 1 the angle of arrival direction of the array direction signals for direction of. ⁇ is the wavelength of the carrier frequency.
- the antenna 1, when the reference antenna is ideally eta th the phase of the signal received by the antenna 1 [pi one ( ⁇ - 1) (2 7 ⁇ d / ⁇ ) s ⁇ ⁇ 0. Is detected by the correlation detection unit 14 as a correlation value.
- the time average calculation unit 15 obtains a weight for each of the antennas 1 to 1 ⁇ by averaging the correlation values obtained from the correlation detection unit 14 for a predetermined time to obtain a weighting synthesis circuit 5 and It is sent to the arrival direction detector 20.
- the time and averaging in time average calculation unit 1 5 1, the weighting process is different, can be arbitrarily selected.
- weighting synthetic circuit 5 the weight generated by the weight calculation unit 6, or control the amplitude and phase of the received signal by the antenna 1 to 1 New using the initial weights generated by the initial weight generation unit 9 And combine them to form a directivity capable of receiving a desired user signal with high gain.
- Each antenna 1, the weighting for ⁇ 1 New, relative to the desired signal arriving from the direction of angle theta 0, the antenna 1, to 1 the phase of the received signal of New, a reference antenna of the reception signal of antenna 1 operates to combine in phase. Also angle ⁇ . For signals arriving from different directions, the phases do not match between antenna 1 as the reference antenna and the other antennas.
- the directivity of the array antenna is angle ⁇ .
- a beam having a high gain in the direction of and a reduced gain in directions other than the angle ⁇ 0 is formed.
- the transmission path estimation circuit 7 ⁇ estimates the transmission path distortion from the output signal of the weighting synthesis circuit 5, and sends it to the complex conjugate circuit 8.
- the complex conjugate circuit 8 generates a complex conjugate of the channel distortion estimated by the channel estimation circuit 7.
- the multiplier 10 compensates the transmission line distortion by multiplying the output signal of the weighting synthesis circuit 5 by the complex conjugate of the transmission line distortion generated by the complex conjugate circuit 8.
- the adder 11 performs rake combining by adding the output signals of the signal processing units 2 ⁇ 2 ⁇ , and sends the combined output signal to the decision unit 12.
- the determiner 12 determines each symbol and outputs a received symbol of the k-th user.
- the arrival direction detection unit 20 ⁇ 20 J and the angle of arrival direction 0 based on the weights generated by the time average calculation units 15 to 15 L of the weight calculation units 6 to. And sends it to the information collection and selection processor 22.
- the SIR measuring units 21 to 21 measure the SIR (Signal to Interference Ratio: desired signal power to interference signal power ratio) averaged over an arbitrary time from the outputs of the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to And sends it to the information collection and selection processor 22.
- the time for averaging this SIR (averaging time) is used by the signal in-phase average calculators 13 and 13 of the weight calculators 6 and 6 and the time average calculators 15 and 15 ⁇ . It is preferably about the same as the averaging time.
- the averaging time is the time used to calculate the average of the refresh values to be averaged. By averaging at the averaging time, the average value of the fluctuation values at the averaging time is obtained.
- the timing information of each finger is input from the searcher 16 to the information collection selection section 22. Further, the information collection selection processing unit 22, the signal processing unit 2 already Terra finger allocation, ⁇ 2 L of SIR measurement unit 21, the information of the SIR from through 21 L are input. Furthermore, the finger is already assigned to the information collection / selection processing section 22, and the averaging time is sufficiently long in the weight calculation sections 6 to 6. The arrival directions of the signal processing sections 2 to 2 The direction of arrival information is input from the detectors 20 to 20.
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 uses the signal processing units 2 and -2 J when assigning a new finger to the searcher 16 force signal processing unit 22.
- ⁇ 6 said signal phase averaging calculation unit 1 3, ⁇ 1 3 L and Time
- the initial weights are generated in the initial weight generation units 9 to 9 L of the signal processing unit 22.
- the beam number notified is one of the signal processing units 2 to 2 J.
- the signal in-phase average calculation unit 13 1 of the weight calculation unit 6 ⁇ 6 L The averaging time is sufficiently long in the averaging section 15 and the time averaging calculation section 15, and the SIR measurement sections 21 to 21 J This is the beam number in the closest direction. Note that a plurality of beam numbers are determined in advance using orthogonal or equally spaced multi-beams with respect to the arrival direction of the signal. You will select a number.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a beam directed to the direction closest to the maximum arrival direction information of the measured finger is selected from a plurality of beams defined by the orthogonal multi-beam.
- the horizontal axis is the angle ⁇ ⁇ indicating the beam direction
- the vertical axis is the amplitude. Then, the characteristics of multiple beams (here, M: M is a natural number) that can be selected as the initial weight are shown.
- the direction of each beam is determined so that the peak direction of one beam is the null direction of another beam.
- the angle of arrival of the finger at which the maximum SIR is measured is angle ⁇ . If so, the beam with the beam number m in the direction closest to that direction is selected.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state in which a beam directed in the direction closest to the arrival direction information of the finger whose maximum SI is measured is selected from a plurality of beams defined by the equally spaced multibeam.
- the direction of each beam is determined so that the intervals in the beam direction are equal.
- the direction of arrival of the finger at which the maximum SIR is measured is angle 0. If so, the beam with the beam number closest to that direction is selected as in FIG.
- the reason why the arrival direction information of the finger for which the maximum SIR is measured is used is that the reception quality is likely to be high in the path in the beam direction of the finger.
- radio waves transmitted from a mobile station are first reflected, diffracted, and scattered by terrain and features such as buildings and buildings around the mobile station, and multiple waves with almost the same angle of arrival are obtained.
- the initial weight generation unit 9 weights closest beam of the beam number in the arrival direction information of the finger that is selected as described above, it is reasonable Ru used as the initial weights generated by ⁇ 9 L.
- the direction of arrival of the finger at which the maximum SIR was measured is not directly used to generate the initial weight.
- This is an already assigned finger, and the averaging time in the signal in-phase average calculation units 13 and 13 L of the weight calculation units 6 and 6 and the time average calculation units 15 and 15
- the direction-of-arrival information of the signal processing units 2 to 2 where the maximum SIR has been measured is sufficient, and the newly allocated fingers to the signal processing unit 22, the fingers whose timing has changed significantly, or the splitting This is because it is considered that the signal arrival direction differs from the signal arrival direction of the finger for which the averaging time is not sufficiently obtained in the assigned signal processing units 2 and 2.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 generate initial weights to be used when weights with sufficient precision cannot be obtained by the weight calculators 6 to 6 and send the weights to the weighting / synthesizing circuits 5 to.
- the initial weight generation units 9 to 9 L calculate the weights of the signal processing units 2 ′ 2 to which the fingers are assigned when the searcher 16 newly assigns the fingers to the signal processing units 2 to 2. Used when sufficient averaging time is not obtained in parts 6 and 6.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 are also used when the path timing of the finger in use changes significantly.
- FIG. 9 is a list showing the weights of orthogonal or equally spaced multibeams. This list is used by the initial weight generators 9 to 9 to determine the weight.
- Initial weight generation unit 9 ⁇ 9 L is the weight corresponding to the notified beam number m by the information collection selection processing section 2 2 selected from the list of FIG. 9, notifies the weighting synthesis circuit 5, to ⁇ 5 L You.
- the initial weight generation unit 9 9 L is already the signal processing section 2, in the finger assigned to 2 this, the weight calculation section 6, the averaging time Te ⁇ 6 J Kooi is taken sufficiently If there is no finger, a predetermined weight such as an omni-directional weight or an estimated weight obtained from channel estimation is used.
- a predetermined weight such as an omnidirectional weight or an estimated weight obtained from transmission channel estimation is hereinafter referred to as a second initial weight.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an operation when allocating fingers in the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment.
- the information collection / selection processing unit 22 determines whether or not the finger allocated to the signal processing units 2 and 2 by the searcher 16 is new ( Step A 1). If the finger is a new finger, then the information collection and selection processing unit 2.2 sets the signal in-phase average of the weight calculation units 6 and 6 in the fingers that have already been assigned to the signal processing units 2 to 2 J. It is determined whether or not any of the calculation units 13 to 13 and the time averaging calculation units 15 to 15 have a sufficient averaging time (step A6). If there is no existing finger having a sufficient averaging time, the information collection and selection processing unit 22 notifies the effect to that effect by the initial weight generation unit of the signal processing units 2 to 2 to which the new finger is assigned.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 receiving the notification generate second initial weights and send them to the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 J.
- the weighting synthesis circuits 5, 5 which have received the second initial weights from the initial weight generation units 9, 9 perform weighting synthesis using the second initial weights (step A8).
- the information collection / selection processing unit 22 determines that the signal arrival of the finger whose maximum SIR is measured among the existing fingers is determined.
- the beam number of the beam in the direction closest to the direction is reported to the initial weight generation units 9 to 9 J of the signal processing units 2 to 2 to which the new finger is assigned.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 J that have received the notification select the initial weight corresponding to the beam number from the list, and send them to the weighting and combining circuit 55.
- the weighting / combining circuits 5, 5 to 5t receiving the initial weights from the initial weight generators 9 to 9 perform weighting / combining using the initial weights (step A7).
- step A2 If it is determined in step A1 that the finger is not a new finger, the information collection / selection processing unit 22 determines whether the averaging time is sufficiently long in the signal processing units 2 and -2 to which the finger is assigned. (Step A2).
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 already has the signal processing unit 2, In the fingers assigned to 22, the signal in-phase average calculators 13 113 L of the weight calculators 6 ⁇ 6 and the time average calculators 15 ⁇ 15 J It is determined whether or not there is one whose averaging time is sufficiently long (step A4).
- step A7 the information collection and selection processing unit 22 selects the finger whose maximum SIR is measured among the existing fingers.
- the beam number of the beam closest to the signal arrival direction is reported to the initial weight generators 9 and 9 of the signal processors 2 and 2 to which the new fingers are assigned.
- the initial weight generators 9,..., 0 select the initial weight corresponding to the beam number from the list, and send it to the weighting and combining circuits 5,.
- the weighting synthesis circuits 5, 5 to 5, which have received the initial weights from the initial weight generators 9, 9 perform weighting synthesis using the initial weights.
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 notifies the signal processing units 2 and 2 to which the finger is to be assigned.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 are notified.
- the second initial weights are generated and the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 J are sent to the initial weight generators 9 to 9 J receiving the notification.
- Initial weight generation unit 9-9 weighting synthesis circuit which receives the second initial weight from L 5 1 to 5 L performs weighting synthesis using the second initial weight of (Step A 5).
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the adaptive antenna receiver according to the present embodiment when the path timing of a finger changes.
- the information collection selection processing unit 22 It is determined whether the finger path timing has changed by X ⁇ chips or more (step # 1).
- chi tau chip is a threshold corresponding to the change in path timing, determines whether or not the change in path timing has been made a rapid enough that can not be followed weights calculated by the weight calculation unit 6-6 teeth .
- Path timing If the change greatly exceeds the threshold, the weight from the weight calculators 6 and 6 cannot be trusted until the averaging time is sufficient.
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 then outputs the weights to the signal processing units 2 to 2 J among the fingers that have already been assigned. 6 It is determined whether there is a signal in-phase average calculation section 13, to 13! _ And a time average calculation section 15 to 15 for t_ that have sufficient averaging time (step B 6). ) o
- the information collection / selection processing section 22 notifies the initial weight generation section 9 9 of the signal processing section 22 L to be processed.
- the initial weight generation unit 9 ⁇ Upon receiving the notification, the initial weight generation unit 9 ⁇ generates the second initial weight and sends it to the weighting synthesis circuit 5, to 5J.
- the weighting / synthesizing circuits 5 to which have received the second initial weights from the initial weight generators 9 to 9 perform weighting / synthesis using the second initial weights (step B8).
- the information collection / selection processing unit 22 returns the signal arrival of the finger whose maximum SIR is measured among the existing fingers. the beam number of the nearest direction of the beam in the direction, processed and going on the signal processing unit 2, ⁇ 2 L of the initial weight generation unit 9 ⁇ 9 J this notification.
- the initial weight generators 9 to 9 J that have received the notification and the initial weights corresponding to the beam numbers are selected from the list and sent to the weighting and combining circuits 5 to 5 J.
- the weighting / synthesizing circuits 5 and 5 receiving the initial weights from the initial weight generators 9 and 9 perform weighting / synthesis using the initial weights (step B7).
- step B 1 if the change is less than X tau chip Pasutimingu, information collection selection processing section 2 2 Mean Te signal processing unit 2 1 ⁇ 2 J Kooi whose fingers are devoted Wariri It is determined whether the activation time is sufficient (step B 2).
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 calculates the signal common mode average of the weight calculation units 6 to 6 in the fingers that have already been allocated to the signal processing units 2 to 2. Then, it is determined whether or not there is any of the sections 13 to 13 and the time averaging section 15 to 15 J in which the averaging time is sufficiently long (step B4).
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 calculates the beam number of the beam in the direction closest to the signal arrival direction of the finger for which the largest SIR is measured among the existing fingers. It notifies the initial weight generators 9 and 9 of the processing units 2 and 2.
- the initial weight generators 9, 9J which have received the notification, select the initial weights corresponding to the beam numbers from the list and send them to the weighting / synthesizing circuits 5 to ⁇ .
- the information collection and selection processing unit 22 If there is no existing finger having a sufficient averaging time in the determination in step B4, the information collection and selection processing unit 22 generates an initial weight for the signal processing units 2 and 2 to be processed. Notify parts 9 and 9. Its initial weight generation unit 9 notifies the received, ⁇ 9 L sends weighting synthesizing circuit 5 1 ⁇ 5 J This generates a second initial weight.
- the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 receiving the second initial weights from the initial weight generation units 9 to 9 perform weighting synthesis using the second initial weights (step B5).
- step B2 If it is determined in step B2 that the averaging time is sufficient, the signal processing units 2 and 2 to be processed by the weight calculation units 6 to 6 apply the calculated weights to the weighting synthesis circuit 5, Send to ⁇ 5.
- the weighting synthesis circuits 5 to 5 receiving the weights from the weight calculation units 6 to 6 perform weighting synthesis using the weights (step B3).
- the stable time weighting the exact weights calculated by the weight calculator 6 ⁇ 6 L synthesizing circuit 5 ⁇ to 5 L provide.
- the weight calculator 6 ⁇ 6 L synthesizing circuit 5 ⁇ to 5 L provide.
- the path timing of the assigned finger changes significantly, or when the weight calculation unit 6 ⁇ 6 of the finger already assigned has sufficient accuracy, sufficient accuracy is obtained. If not, the weight is calculated with sufficient accuracy by taking a sufficient averaging time from a list of multiple beams whose beam direction and weight are predetermined as orthogonal or equally spaced multi-beams.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of open loop control according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the number of antennas constituting the adaptive antenna is N (N is an integer of 2 or more), as in the case of FIG. Is L (L is a natural number).
- a circuit portion for receiving a user signal received from a mobile station of a k-th user (k is a natural number) is shown.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus includes antennas 1 to 1 N , signal processing units 23, to 23, an adder 11, a decision unit 12, a searcher 16, and an information collection selection processing unit 22. ing.
- the weight calculator 6 includes a signal in-phase average calculator 13 1 ⁇ correlation detector 14 ⁇ and a time average calculator 15.
- the signal processing section 23 2-23 Mr has the same configuration as the signal processing unit 23.
- the signal processing unit 23 2 delayer 3 despreading circuit 4 21 to 4 2v weight combiner circuit 5 2, weight calculator 6 2, channel estimation circuit 7 2 complex conjugate circuit 82, the initial weight generation unit 9 squaring vessel 10 2, and a direction of arrival detector 20 2, and the signal power measuring section 24 2.
- the weight calculation unit 6 2 has a signal phase averaging calculation unit 13 2, the correlation detection unit 14 2, and time average calculator 15 2.
- Antennas 1 to 1 N adder 11, determiner 12, searcher 16, information collection and selection processing unit 22, delay unit 3 despreading circuit “ ⁇ ⁇ ”, weighting synthesis circuit 5 weight calculation unit 6
- the transmission path estimation circuit 7 complex conjugate circuit 8 initial weight generation unit 9 multiplier 10 ⁇ arrival direction detection unit 20 is the same as in Fig. 5.
- the SIR measurement units 21 ⁇ to 21 in Fig. 5 are The difference is that the signal power measurement units 24 and 24 are replaced in the 12.
- the signal power measurement unit 24 ⁇ 2 can be arbitrarily determined based on the output
- the time averaged signal power is measured and sent to the information collection and selection processor 22.
- the information collection and selection processor 22 When the weights calculated by the weight calculators 6 and 6 are not sufficiently accurate, the information collection and selection processor 22 generates an initial weight generator for the signal processors 23 and 23. 9 to 9 J The beam number used to generate the initial weight is notified. In the present embodiment, the beam number notified at this time is assigned to the weight calculation units 6 to 6 among the fingers already assigned to any of the signal processing units 23 to 23.
- the signal in-phase average calculators 13 and 13 and the time average calculator 15 to 15 J have sufficient averaging time, and the signal power measurement units 24 and 24 Is the beam number in the direction closest to the direction of arrival of the signal at the finger whose signal power is measured at. Note that, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a plurality of beam numbers are determined in advance using orthogonal or equally spaced multi-beams with respect to the signal arrival direction.
- the received signal on the path with high signal power is likely to have good characteristics, and a sufficient averaging time is taken to calculate the weight with sufficient accuracy. Since the beam closest to the signal arrival direction of the finger with the highest signal power is selected, a directional beam with high reception quality can be formed in a short time and with a small number of calculations, as in Fig. 5. Deterioration can be prevented. In addition, it is possible to reduce a large processing amount required when a transmission path is estimated and a weight obtained thereby is used as an initial weight.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of an adaptive antenna receiving apparatus of open loop control according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus shown in Fig. 13 is the same as that shown in Figs. 5 and 12, and the number of antennas constituting the adaptive antenna is N (N is an integer of 2 or more).
- the number of multipaths to be synthesized is L (L is a natural number).
- a circuit portion for receiving a user signal received from a mobile station of a k-th user (k is a natural number) is shown.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus includes an antenna 1, a signal processing unit ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , an adder 11, a decision unit 12, a searcher 16, a path timing comparison unit 26, and an information collection and selection unit. It has a processing unit 22.
- the signal processing unit 25 is composed of a delay unit 3 and a despreading circuit " ⁇ ⁇ , , A weight calculation section 6, a transmission path estimation circuit 7, a complex conjugate circuit 8, an initial weight generation section 9, a multiplier 10, and an arrival direction detection section 20.
- the weight calculator 6 has a signal in-phase average calculator 13, a correlation detector 14, and a time average calculator 15.
- the adaptive antenna receiving apparatus does not have the SIR measuring sections 21 1 to 21 shown in FIG. 5 but has a path timing comparing section 26.
- the path timing comparison unit 26 notifies the information collection selection processing unit 22 of the finger with the shortest delay time based on the timing information from the searcher 16.
- the information collection selection processing unit 22 includes an initial weight generation unit for the signal processing units 25 to 25. Then, the beam number used to generate the initial weight is notified. In the present embodiment, the beam number notified at this time is assigned to the weight calculation units 6 to 6 among the fingers already assigned to one of the signal processing units 25 to 25.
- the signal in-phase average calculators 13 to 13 and the time average calculators 15 to 15 J have sufficient averaging time, and the arrival direction of the signal at the finger with the shortest delay time This is the beam number in the direction closest to. Note that, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a plurality of beam numbers are determined in advance using orthogonal or equally spaced multibeams with respect to the signal arrival direction.
- a signal receiving a path with a short delay time has a high reception level, has good reception characteristics, and is likely to be a direct wave, and a sufficient averaging time can be obtained. Since the beam closest to the signal arrival direction of the finger with the shortest delay time among the fingers whose weights are calculated with sufficient accuracy is selected, the calculation is performed in a short time and with a small number of operations, as in Fig. 5. To form a directional beam with high reception quality. Characteristic deterioration can be prevented. In addition, it is possible to reduce a large process required when the transmission path estimation is performed and the weight obtained thereby is used as the initial weight.
- the signal arrival direction of the finger with the shortest delay time is used.
- the signal arrival direction of the finger with the longest path duration may be used.
- TDMA Time Div i s i o n M ul t i p l e Acc e s ss: time division multiple access
- FDMA Time division multiple access
- the present invention can also be applied to a device used for (rrequencyDivsiosonMultipleAccelss: frequency division multiple access) communication.
- the weight calculators 6 to 6 J have been described as examples in which the method of simply estimating the arrival direction of the desired wave is used. It is not limited to the algorithm used in 6, to 6! _.
- the MUSIC algorithm or ESPR! An arrival direction estimation algorithm using the T algorithm may be used.
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