WO2005004361A1 - マルチキャリア無線伝送システム、送信装置及び受信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the technical field for performing mobile communication, and more particularly, to a multi-carrier (multi-carriage) wireless transmission system, and a transmitting device and a receiving device used in such a system.
- a multi-carrier (multi-carriage) wireless transmission system and a transmitting device and a receiving device used in such a system.
- Multi-carrier transmission schemes which have received special attention in recent years, use multiple carriers (subcarriers) to transmit data, for example, to increase the transmission speed and enhance the resistance to frequency-selective fading. ing.
- the multicarrier transmission method uses multiple carriers including various frequencies, depending on the communication environment, there is a concern that signal quality may be degraded due to frequency offsets such as Doppler shift. There is.
- adaptive array antenna AAA
- adaptive control includes beam forming (bearn format) for controlling the main lobe toward the desired wave and null steering (nu 1 1) for controlling the null toward unnecessary waves and suppressing it. steering), where the latter is used.
- a virtual subcarrier is a subcarrier (data subcarrier) used to transmit data among a number of subcarriers included in the frequency band allocated to the system. Excluded subcarriers, that is, subcarriers not used for the purpose of transmitting data. Which subcarriers are virtual subcarriers among many subcarriers are fixedly set in the system. For example, as shown in the upper part of Fig. 1, in order to reduce out-of-band radiated power during nonlinear amplification, several subcarriers belonging to both ends of the frequency band allocated to the system are set as virtual subcarriers. (For example, see Non-Patent Document 2.) Also, as shown in the lower part of Fig.
- a subcarrier near the center of the frequency band may be set as a virtual subcarrier in order to reduce DC drift during baseband processing of the received signal.
- Non-Patent Document 3 As a specific numerical example, for example, out of 64 subcarriers, 52 subcarriers are set as data subcarriers, and 12 subcarriers are set as virtual subcarriers. Since the fixed sub-carrier is not used for data transmission, the signal component related to the virtual sub-carrier is set to zero during modulation at the time of transmission.
- FIG. 2 shows a conceptual diagram of a modulation scheme
- OFDM orthogonal frequency division multiplexing
- the modulation of the signal is performed by a fast inverse Fourier transform. (IFFT).
- IFFT fast inverse Fourier transform
- the time-series transmission information data shown on the left side of the figure is converted into a parallel signal by a serial / parallel converter (S / P) and input to the IFFT unit. All the contents included in the parallel signal are associated with the data subcarrier.
- the signal content of the virtual subcarrier is fixedly set to zero. Based on the input and set signals in this way, fast inverse Fourier transform is performed, and a modulated parallel signal is output. Thereafter, radio transmission is performed through processing necessary for wireless transmission.
- IFFT fast inverse Fourier transform
- AR I B STD-B 24 "Da t a Co d in g a n d Tr a s mi s s i on Sp e c i f i c a t i on Fo r D i g i t a l B ro o a d c a s t i ng", AR I B, J une 2000
- AR IB STD-T 70 "Lower Power Data Comm unicati on Sy st ems B roa db and Mo bile Access Co mm nicati on Sy st em (C SMA)", AR IB, Dec . 2000 DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION
- the present invention has been made to address the above-described problems, and has as its object to provide a multi-carrier radio transmission system capable of improving the frequency use efficiency, and to be used in such a system.
- a transmitting device and a receiving device are provided.
- the present invention provides a multi-carrier radio transmission system capable of improving frequency use efficiency by controlling an adaptive array antenna while distinguishing radio signals, and a transmission system used in such a system. It is intended to provide a device and a receiving device. These objects are solved by the means described below.
- a multi-carrier transmission system for performing wireless transmission based on a data sub-carrier which is a sub-carrier used for data transmission and a virtual sub-carrier which is a sub-carrier not used for data transmission.
- it is dynamically set in accordance with the location information of at least one subcarrier S and subcarrier that is set in the nominal subcarrier.
- the receiving device used in the present system includes adaptive array antenna means that is adaptively controlled so that a signal component related to a virtual subcarrier included in a received signal is suppressed, and at least a part of the virtual subcarrier.
- Carrier's rooster Among a plurality of subcarrier rooster's self-positioning patterns having different positions. A means for setting which pattern is used for communication is provided.
- the position of the virtual subcarrier in the subcarrier arrangement pattern can be dynamically changed between the transmitting device and the receiving device that perform communication.
- the transmitting device or the receiving device In response to the arrangement information indicating the arrangement pattern of the virtual subcarrier, the transmitting device or the receiving device newly sets a certain subcarrier set as the data subcarrier as the virtual subcarrier, and sets the virtual subcarrier. Set a subcarrier that was previously set as a virtual subcarrier again.
- a receiving device that receives a radio signal transmitted using a certain arrangement pattern S adaptively controls the directivity pattern of the antenna so as to suppress the signal component of the virtual subcarrier.
- Radio signals based on other placement pattern S 2 is because it has a meaningful signal component in the virtual sub Kiyari ⁇ to be suppressed, is directed null in the wireless signal. Therefore, the receiving equipment whereas satisfactorily receive a signal to use the same arrangement pattern S, it is possible to suppress the signal that utilizes an alternative arrangement pattern s 2. That is, according to the present invention, it is possible to use the position (or arrangement pattern) of a virtual subcarrier as identification information of a radio signal. Since it is possible to distinguish radio signals, it is possible to improve the use efficiency of frequency resources more than before.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a rooster placement pattern of subcarriers.
- FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a modulation unit in the OFDM scheme.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram related to main functions of the transmission device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram relating to main functions of the receiving device according to the embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing details of the adaptive array antenna unit shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 shows a diagram for explaining the operation principle of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram relating to main functions of another transmitting apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state where the present invention is used in a cellular communication system.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a situation when the present invention is applied to a private area network.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an arrangement pattern of subcarriers. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the communication system according to the embodiment of the present invention can be realized together with the conventional subcarrier arrangement as shown in FIG. 1 or separately from them.
- At least some of the elements shown in the functional block diagrams shown below can be realized by software or hardware or a combination of both depending on the application.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram related to main functions of the transmission device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the transmitting apparatus 300 has a serial-to-parallel converter (S / P) 302, which extracts N-1 data in order from a serial signal, which is a series of transmission information data, and converts them into N- Output as a parallel signal corresponding to one signal sequence.
- N is an integer of 2 or more.
- a series of transmission information data is encoded by an encoder (not shown).
- Various codings can be used, for example, convolutional coding, block coding, etc. can be used.
- Transmitting apparatus 300 has allocating section 304, which receives parallel signals composed of N signal sequences and rearranges their order based on subcarrier arrangement information.
- N-1 signal sequences are parallel signals from the serial-to-parallel conversion unit 302 and are later associated with the data subcarrier.
- Another signal sequence input to allocating section 304 is related to the virtual subcarrier. This is a signal sequence that is linked, and the content of this signal sequence is, for example, one that always indicates a value of zero (zero data).
- the transmitting device 300 has a radio unit 360, which receives parallel signals composed of N signal sequences, modulates them in association with each subcarrier, converts them into serial signals, Performs processing such as shaping and frequency conversion, and outputs multi-carrier radio signals.
- the multicarrier radio signal is radiated from an antenna unit (not shown).
- transmission device it is referred to as “transmission device”, but actually has not only a transmission function but also a reception function.
- the “receiving device” described later has a transmitting function as well as a receiving function.
- the transmitting apparatus 300 requests, for example, a radio base station in a cellular system to establish a communication link.
- This request can be made, for example, by the procedure of request to send (RTS: reqesttosend).
- RTS request to send
- a radio link is established by assigning an appropriate radio channel according to the request signal.
- the ⁇ of the N subcarriers, and which subcarrier is to be a virtual subcarrier (or which subcarrier is a data subcarrier) are determined.
- the radio base station power S (or the radio base station under the direction of a higher management station) assigns the k-th subcarrier to a virtual subcarrier.
- k is an integer of 1 or more and N or less.
- An affirmative response can be made, for example, by the procedure of clear to send (CTS: cleartosend).
- CTS cleartosend
- the transmitting device 300 may request or instruct the k-th subcarrier to be a virtual subcarrier.
- the nodes at both ends of the radio link need only determine which subcarrier is to be set as the virtual subcarrier, ie, what subcarrier allocation pattern is to be used.
- the position of at least one virtual subcarrier in the subcarrier arrangement pattern is dynamically set. In this respect, the position of the virtual subcarrier is largely different from the conventional method in which the position is fixedly handled.
- the transmission information data is converted to a multi-carrier radio signal Then, processing for transmitting from the antenna unit is performed.
- the solid arrows indicate the flow of transmission information data transmitted to the receiving side
- the dashed arrows indicate the flow of the ZE data.
- the serial signal is converted by the serial-parallel converter 302 into a parallel signal at a ratio of 1: (N ⁇ 1).
- N signal sequences obtained by adding a signal sequence having zero data to these N ⁇ 1 signal sequences are input to the allocating section 304.
- the allocating section 304 rearranges the order of the input N signal sequences based on the subcarrier arrangement information and provides the rearranged section to the radio section 306.
- an inverse Fourier transform is performed.
- the present invention is not limited to the OFDM method.For example, another mapping can be performed by providing an oscillator. . Regardless of which method is used, it is only necessary that the data input for each subcarrier can be carried on each subcarrier. Thereafter, a multi-carrier radio signal is created using existing methods such as waveform shaping and frequency conversion.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram related to main functions of the receiving device according to the embodiment of the present application.
- Receiving apparatus 400 has adaptive array antenna section 402.
- Adaptive array antenna section 402 receives unnecessary signal components of the multi-carrier radio signal while suppressing them, and supplies the signal to demodulation section 404 at the subsequent stage.
- the demodulation unit 404 receives the multi-carrier radio signal and derives parallel signals (demodulated data 1 to N) consisting of N signal sequences. By demodulating this parallel signal, N signal sequences for each subcarrier are obtained. If the OFDM method is adopted, this demodulation is performed by the fast Fourier transform.
- Receiving apparatus 400 has allocating section 406, which receives parallel signals composed of N signal sequences and rearranges their order based on subcarrier arrangement information.
- the signal sequence (k-th signal sequence) corresponding to the virtual subcarrier is excluded from the N signal sequences (demodulated data sequence) and consists of N-1 signal sequences.
- the subcarrier arrangement information is determined, for example, when a communication link between the transmitting device 300 and the receiving device 400 is established.
- the receiving device 400 has a parallel / serial conversion unit (P / S) 408, which receives in parallel.
- Received N Converts data obtained from one signal sequence into one signal sequence in order to create a signal sequence that represents received information data.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing details of adaptive array antenna section 402 shown in FIG.
- the adaptive array antenna section 402 includes a plurality of (M) antenna elements 502 and an analog / digital conversion section (A / D) 50 0 provided for each antenna element 502. With 4.
- the adaptive array antenna section 402 has a weight adjustment section 506 for adding a weight to a signal obtained through the antenna element 502.
- the adaptive array antenna element 502 has a synthesizing section 508, which appropriately synthesizes the signal from the antenna element 502 and gives it to the demodulation section 404 at the subsequent stage.
- the adaptive array antenna element 502 has a weight control section 501, which is based on the signal X i (n) received by each antenna element 502 and has a weight adjustment section 500. Is calculated.
- i is an integer of 1 or more and M or less
- j is an integer of 2 or more and M or less
- n is a parameter representing a sample number.
- the signal received by each antenna element 502 is subjected to appropriate waveform shaping, frequency conversion, and other processing by a front end (not shown).
- the signal X i (n) is obtained.
- these digital signals X; (n) are appropriately weighted, and are synthesized in the synthesis unit 508.
- the weight control unit 5110 calculates the control signal W j (n) so that the signal component related to the virtual subcarrier specified by the subcarrier arrangement information is reduced (to zero), In response to this control signal W j (n), a weight to be added to the received signal by weight adjustment section 506 is set.
- the signal output from the synthesizing unit 508 is a signal in which the signal component relating to the virtual subcarrier is suppressed.
- the reason why the weight adjuster 506 corresponding to W l (n) is not drawn is to avoid the appearance of a trivial solution when optimizing the weight. More generally, it is also possible to provide a weight adjusting unit 506 corresponding to W l (n).
- the virtual subcarrier is a subcarrier not used for data transmission, its component in the received signal is desirably zero. Force, If the signal component related to the virtual subcarrier of the received signal does not become zero due to a frequency offset or other interference source, it becomes an interference component, which degrades the signal quality. By updating the directivity pattern of the antenna while adjusting the weight W j (n) so that the signal component related to the virtual subcarrier becomes zero, it becomes possible to improve the quality of the received signal.
- the sub-carrier arrangement information is used to transmit the partial sub-carriers between the transmitting device and the receiving device.
- the position can be dynamically changed arbitrarily. That is, in this embodiment, the position of (at least part of) the sub-carrier in the sub-carrier arrangement pattern is not fixed.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the principle of the present invention.
- a wireless terminal A that performs communication by setting the k-th subcarrier as a virtual subcarrier and setting other subcarriers including the mth as a data subcarrier
- a wireless terminal B that performs communication by setting the sub-carrier of the sub-carrier as a virtual sub-carrier and setting the other sub-carriers including the k-th as a data sub-carrier.
- the radio base station sets the k-th subcarrier as a virtual subcarrier and receives an incoming wave while changing the antenna pattern P A so that the signal component of the virtual subcarrier is small, the radio terminal A Satisfactorily, the incoming wave from the wireless device B can be suppressed.
- k-th by adjusting the directivity pattern P A of the antenna so as to suppress a signal component of Sabukiya Ria, toward a null in an arrival wave from the transmitting apparatus B to use the k-th subcarrier as a data subcarrier This is because they can be suppressed.
- a solid arrow indicates an incoming wave from wireless terminal A
- a dashed arrow indicates an incoming wave from wireless terminal B.
- the m-th radio base station Sabukiyaria set the virtual sub Kiyari ⁇ a receives the incoming wave reluctant such changing an antenna pattern P B as the signal component of the Pacharu Sabukiyaria decreases, from the wireless terminal B While arriving waves are satisfactorily received, it becomes possible to suppress the arriving waves from the wireless device A.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram relating to main functions of another transmitting apparatus according to the embodiment of the present application.
- solid arrows indicate the flow of transmitted information data for transmission to the receiver, and dashed arrows indicate the flow of zero data.
- the transmitting device 600 has a serial / parallel converter (S / P) 602, which outputs a serial signal as a series of transmission information data as a parallel signal.
- a series of transmission information data is encoded by an encoder (not shown).
- Various types of coding can be used, and for example, convolutional coding and block coding can be used.
- Transmitting apparatus 600 has allocating section 604, which receives a parallel signal composed of N signal sequences and converts the contents of the signal sequence specified by the subcarrier arrangement information into a virtual subcarrier. Set the signal content corresponding to the key.
- the signal content of the signal sequence after the setting is, for example, such that it always indicates a value of zero (zero data). Other signal sequences are output as they are.
- the arrangement of subcarriers indicates which subcarrier among the N subcarriers is a virtual subcarrier (or which subcarrier is a data subcarrier). This is determined when establishing the communication link.
- the transmitting device 600 has a radio section 606, which receives parallel signals composed of N signal sequences, modulates them in association with each subcarrier, converts them into serial signals, Performs processing such as shaping and frequency conversion, and outputs a multi-carrier radio signal.
- a radio section 606 which receives parallel signals composed of N signal sequences, modulates them in association with each subcarrier, converts them into serial signals, Performs processing such as shaping and frequency conversion, and outputs a multi-carrier radio signal.
- a force S that would perform the inverse Fourier transform S.
- the present invention is not limited to the OFDM, and other mapping can be performed.
- the multicarrier radio signal is transmitted from an antenna unit (not shown).
- the number N of signal sequences output by the serial-parallel converter 602 is equal to the number N of signal sequences received by the radio unit 606. Therefore, the receiving apparatus can also obtain received information data by converting the N signal sequences into serial signals in accordance with the demodulated N signal sequences. Elements for adjusting the number of signal sequences, such as allocation section 406 in FIG. 4, are unnecessary.
- the parallel signal from the demodulation unit is directly supplied to the serial / parallel conversion unit. However, the point that directivity is controlled by the adaptive array antenna unit so that the signal component related to the k-th subcarrier (partial subcarrier) is small is shown in FIG. This is the same as the receiving device 400 of FIG.
- one signal sequence (kth) is input to radio section 606 after being forced to zero. And some of the transmitted information data is lost.
- the transmission information data input to the serial-to-parallel converter 602 is properly encoded, even if a part of the N data is lost, the data can be properly restored on the receiving side. is there.
- the transmission data can be properly restored by decoding it. Making the content of the k-th signal sequence out of the N signal sequences zero is equivalent to such a bad communication environment from the viewpoint of the receiving side.
- the transmission signal can be identified and the data transmission speed can be maintained at the same level as the conventional one.
- the transmission data is not intentionally sacrificed, but the data transmission speed is (N ⁇ 1) / N times the conventional value.
- a transmitting device as shown in FIG. 3 is used, a receiving device as shown in FIG. 4 is required accordingly.
- the transmission apparatus as shown in FIG. 7, the modification of the conventional elements is small.
- the transmitting apparatus 600 it is sufficient to enable the signal sequence specified by the subcarrier arrangement information to be set to zero.
- the adaptive array antenna unit can perform control so as to suppress the signal component of the subcarrier specified by the subcarrier arrangement information. Therefore, the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is preferable from the viewpoint of data reliability and the like, and the embodiment shown in FIG. 7 is preferable from the viewpoint of data transmission speed and the amount of correction to the existing system. . This tends to become more significant as the number of virtual subcarriers set increases.
- FIG. 8 shows a case where the present invention is used for the uplink of a cellular communication system.
- this system among the senorés A to G, it is set up to use a different subcarrier arrangement pattern between adjacent selec- tors.
- the m-th subcarrier in cell A, the n-th subcell in cells F, B, and D, and the k-th subcarrier in cells G, C, and E are set as virtual subcarriers, and the other subdata carriers are data subcarriers.
- communication is performed using the same subcarrier arrangement pattern. Therefore, within one cell, the wireless base station and the wireless terminal communicate in a time division manner.
- the radio base station (not shown) of the cell A controls the adaptive array antenna unit so as to suppress the signal component related to the m-th subcarrier, so that it can receive the arriving wave from the own cell satisfactorily, and so as to suppress incoming wave from a cell (interference wave), it is possible to adjust the directivity pattern P a. In this way, by making the arrangement pattern of the subcarriers different for each cell (or sector) of the cellular communication system, it is possible to identify the own cell (or sector).
- FIG. 9 shows a case where the present invention is applied to a private network or a private area network (PAN: Private Network).
- PAN Private Network
- Groups A and B use different subcarrier allocation patterns.
- the m-th subcarrier is set in the group B
- the k-th subcarrier is set in the virtual subcarrier
- the other subcarriers are set in the data subcarrier.
- Communication is performed within the same group based on the same layout pattern.
- the communication terminal 904 cannot communicate, for example, while the communication terminal 902 belonging to the group A is communicating.
- the k-th subcarrier For the arriving wave from group B, the k-th subcarrier is set to virtual, so the magnitude of the detected signal component is zero even if there is an arriving wave from group B. Therefore, the k-th subcarrier
- the presence / absence of the signal component to be connected is directly related to the presence / absence of a communication terminal communicating within group A. It is not appropriate to check for the presence of the signal component of the (k + 1) th subcarrier. This is because if a signal component is detected, it cannot be distinguished whether it is from group A or from group B. Similarly, in group B, it is possible to avoid communication competition within the same group by examining the signal component of the mil-th subcarrier before starting communication.
- a communication terminal belonging to any of a plurality of groups using different subcarrier arrangement patterns uses a subcarrier arrangement pattern used in a group other than the group to which the terminal belongs and a subcarrier set as a virtual subcarrier. By examining the magnitude of the signal component of, it is possible to judge whether or not communication is possible.
- the communication terminal, the cell (or sector), the group, and the like are distinguished by changing the position of one virtual subcarrier.
- the present invention is not limited to such a form, and makes it possible to distinguish wireless signals by using various arrangement patterns of virtual subcarriers.
- Figure 10 shows an arrangement pattern of subcarriers that can be used to distinguish three groups in a private area network. For simplicity, six subcarriers are not drawn, but it is possible to place more subcarriers. As shown, the subcarriers f 3 and f 5 in group A, the subcarrier ff 3 in group B, and the subcarrier f in group C f! , F 5 is set to Per Virtual sub Kiyari ⁇ , other Sabukiyaria is set to Detasa subcarrier. While performing communications within Gunorepu A, since directivity pattern is adjusted such that the signal components of subcarriers f 3, f 5 included in an arrival wave is suppressed, the other group B, coming from C Waves can be effectively suppressed.
- subcarrier f When trying to start communication within group A, check for the presence of subcarrier signal components. Since the subcarrier f is set as a virtual subcarrier in groups B and C, the contribution from the group B and C forces is substantially zero. Therefore, the presence or absence of the signal component of subcarrier fi is directly connected to the presence or absence of a communication terminal during a call in group A. Similarly, it may avoid collision by examining the presence or absence of signal components of subcarriers f 5 in Group B. Subcarrier in Group C It may avoid collision by examining the presence or absence of the signal component of ⁇ f 3. In this way, it is possible to avoid collisions within the same group and suppress incoming waves from other groups.
- distinguishing N groups requires setting at least N-1 subcarriers as virtual subcarriers and forming N different arrangement patterns. Furthermore, in order to avoid collisions within the same group, at least one subcarrier assigned to the data subcarrier in any one arrangement pattern (eg, f for group A, f for group B) 5. For group C, f 3 ) force It is necessary to set the virtual subcarrier in all other N-1 placement patterns. By checking the presence or absence of the signal component of the subcarrier before starting communication, it is possible to determine whether or not the communication has already been performed within the same group. Such an arrangement pattern of subcarriers can be used not only for identifying a group in a private area network but also for identifying an arbitrary incoming wave.
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