WO2005013632A1 - 無線通信システムにおけるアンテナのチルト角決定方法、およびチルト角決定装置 - Google Patents
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- Wireless communication 1 angle determination method, and tilt angle
- the present invention relates to a wireless communication system including a plurality of base stations, and more particularly, to determining a tilt angle of an antenna arranged in each base station in order to reduce the deterioration rate of the entire wireless communication system.
- a wireless communication system including a plurality of base stations that provide a wireless communication line to fixed users and mobile users distributed over a plurality of areas
- a wireless communication system may be used when establishing a wireless communication system or when a wireless communication system already exists.
- the tilt angle of the antenna having directivity in the vertical plane arranged in each base station is determined so as to provide a high-quality radio communication line.
- Determining the tilt angle is not performed for all of the antennas installed in each base station, but by changing the tilt angle from a predetermined initial angle, a higher quality wireless communication can be achieved. This is done only for antennas that seem to be effective in providing communication lines.
- the selection of the antenna and the determination of the tilt angle of the selected antenna are performed by the person in charge according to the following procedure.
- a propagation simulator determines a propagation loss from an antenna to a predetermined point based on information such as the position, altitude, building, and terrain of a base station on which an antenna for determining a tilt angle is installed. Then, based on the transmission power from the antenna, the orientation of the antenna, the beam pattern in the horizontal and vertical planes of the antenna, and the propagation loss obtained previously, the reception power when the signal transmitted from the antenna is received at a predetermined point is determined. Calculate and also calculate the reception quality indicated by the S / N (Signal to Noise) ratio and SIR (Signal Power to Interference Ratio).
- S / N Signal to Noise
- SIR Synignal Power to Interference Ratio
- the coverage degradation rate of each antenna is calculated.
- the coverage of an antenna is defined as an area where the received power of a signal from each antenna is greater than the received power of a signal from any other antenna and is equal to or greater than a certain value.
- the area to be covered by the radio communication system is divided and allocated to each radio station constituting the radio communication system. The allocated area becomes the coverage, and the coverage of the entire system is the sum of the coverage of each antenna. Area.
- the degradation rate is
- the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system are obtained.
- the display device provided in the propagation simulator displays the coverage of each antenna so that the degradation point in the antenna can be identified.
- the person who determines the tilt angle of the antenna selects the antenna whose tilt angle is to be changed from the displayed contents. And its tilt angle.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an operation of adjusting the tilt angle of the antenna.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 02-135884 discloses a calculator that calculates a tilt angle from a search distance and an installation height when searching for a target using a radar antenna. And a comparison controller for controlling the tilt angle by comparing the output of the arithmetic unit and the tilt angle signal output from the antenna.
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2002-095040 discloses that when designing and adjusting or operating a wireless network, an operation parameter is determined using an optimization process.
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-166964 discloses that when correcting the angle of an antenna by a step track method for performing satellite tracking, the angle of the antenna is increased with a large step size in the initial stage of the correction.
- a method is disclosed in which the antenna is oriented in an optimal direction by correcting the distance and then gradually reducing the step size.
- Patent Document 1 relates to radar, and in a wireless communication system in which a plurality of antennas are provided, the tilt angle control of the antenna in consideration of the deterioration rate of the entire system is used. Let's talk about it.
- Patent Document 2 describes that, when designing and adjusting and operating a wireless network, an operation parameter including an antenna direction is determined using an optimization process. The only practical method is simply based on the network optimization process, and the content is not clear.
- Patent Document 3 corrects the angle of the antenna by a step track method in order to perform satellite tracking, and similarly to Patent Document 1, deteriorates the entire system in a wireless communication system. No mention is made of tilt angle control of the antenna in consideration of the ratio.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 02-135884
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-095040
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-166964
- the selection of an antenna for changing the tilt angle and the determination of the tilt angle in a wireless communication system are performed by a person in charge of the propagation environment, and the result varies depending on the experience of the person in charge. Therefore, the deterioration rate of the whole system will be different, and stable quality cannot be maintained. Also, selecting from a large number of antennas and determining the angle was a very time-consuming and laborious task.
- the propagation simulation may be performed a plurality of times with the tilt angle being changed for the same antenna. At this time, if the update angle is increased, the antenna may jump away from the optimum value and go away. Conversely, a smaller value requires a large number of updates, so setting the update angle when adjusting is also important.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the conventional technology, and is a method for determining a tilt angle capable of sufficiently reducing a deterioration rate of the entire system in a wireless communication system.
- the purpose is to provide. It is another object of the present invention to provide a tilt angle determination method that can obtain the same tilt angle that can sufficiently reduce the deterioration rate of the entire system if the wireless communication system is the same regardless of the person.
- the method for determining an antenna tilt angle in a wireless communication system includes: A method for determining a tilt angle of an antenna having in-plane directivity provided in a plurality of radio base stations constituting
- a sixth step is performed after the first step and the second step, and determines whether or not to continue the processing in each of these steps,
- a seventh step which is performed after the third step and the fourth step and determines whether or not to continue the processing in each of these steps;
- An eighth step that is performed after the first to seventh steps and determines whether or not to continue the processing in each of these steps;
- the processing is performed according to the cumulative number of continuations.
- the second step may have a ninth step of changing the step angle used to change the tilt angle.
- the fourth step may include a 10th step of changing a step angle used to change the tilt angle.
- a first step of selecting an antenna for reducing the tilt angle, and a tilt angle may select an antenna based on the coverage degradation rate of the antenna.
- the antenna tilt angle determining device of the wireless communication system of the present invention is an antenna tilt angle determining device provided with a plurality of wireless base stations constituting a wireless communication system and having directivity in a vertical plane.
- First antenna selecting means for selecting an antenna for which the tilt angle should be reduced; second antenna selecting means for selecting an antenna for which the tilt angle should be increased; and the first antenna selecting means or the second antenna selecting means Means for calculating the deterioration rate of the entire system after changing the tilt angle of the antenna selected at least once by changing the tilt angle, and
- Data storage means for storing the deterioration rate calculated by the deterioration rate calculation means together with its tilt angle
- one or both of the first antenna selecting means and the second antenna selecting means may select an antenna based on the degradation rate of the coverage of the antenna.
- the processing switching means for outputting switching information for selecting one of the operation by the first antenna selecting means, the operation by the second antenna selecting means, and the end of the processing;
- a switching number counter for counting the switching information to be output, and a tilt angle of the antenna selected by the first antenna selecting means or the second antenna selecting when the number of switching counted by the switching number counter becomes a certain value or more.
- Tilt angle update parameter setting means for changing the update angle of the
- selection of an antenna for reducing the tilt angle and selection of an antenna for increasing the tilt angle are performed independently as a first step and a third step.
- the deterioration rate of the entire system after the tilt angle is changed for the antenna is calculated.
- the tilt angle is obtained based on the calculated deterioration rate of the entire system.
- the selection of the antenna for adjusting the tilt angle is performed independently in the direction in which the update of the tilt angle is reduced and in the direction in which the update of the tilt angle is increased, so that the selection result becomes different by selecting the selection criterion. It is a big one.
- the tilt angle of one antenna When the tilt angle of one antenna is determined and then the antenna is selected again to set the tilt angle, the antenna of a certain tilt angle interferes with an adjacent area, and the optimum antenna of another antenna is used. Even in a wireless communication system that affects a large tilt angle, the tilt angle of each antenna can be set to sufficiently reduce the deterioration rate of the entire system.
- the first effect is that a tilt angle that reduces the deterioration rate of the entire system as compared with the initial value of the tilt angle is obtained.
- the second effect is that, by automating the tilt angle determination, anyone with the same initial setting can obtain the same optimal tilt angle result regardless of experience.
- a third effect is that the tilt angle can be determined quickly and accurately S.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a process of the tilt angle determination method performed in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the present embodiment determines the tilt angle of an antenna in a wireless communication system including a plurality of wireless base stations each provided with an antenna having vertical in-plane directivity such as a CDMA cellular system.
- the deterioration rate of each antenna is calculated by a simulator having a simulation function.
- the processing in the present embodiment includes steps AO-All described below.
- a step of setting an initial value of the tilt angle (Step AO), a step of calculating a deterioration rate at the initial value of the tilt angle (Step A1), and selecting an antenna for reducing the tilt angle by a predetermined evaluation index (Step A2), the step of reducing the tilt angle of the selected antenna (Step A3), the step of calculating the deterioration rate when the tilt angle is reduced (Step A4), and the steps A2 to A4.
- Step A6 Selecting the antenna with a predetermined evaluation index (Step A6), increasing the tilt angle of the selected antenna (Step A7), and calculating the deterioration rate when the tilt angle is increased (Step A8)
- Step A9 A step of determining whether to repeat the process of increasing the tilt angle performed in steps A6 to A8 (step A9), and a step of outputting the tilt angle at which the deterioration rate decreases (step A10).
- Step A2 Continuousue to determine whether to repeat the processing performed in A10.
- an initial value of some tilt angle is usually used. Is set to In that case, those chinoret angles are set as initial values in step AO.
- the initial value can be set to any angle, but if the initial tilt angle is not set, for example, the angle when the peak of the beam pattern in the vertical plane of the antenna is directed to a point that bisects the distance between base stations As good as, Thereafter, the deterioration rate is calculated from the initial value set in step AO (step Al).
- Steps A2 to A5 are, as described above, a state in which the transmission power is concentrated inside (near) the original coverage of the antenna by reducing the tilt angle of the antenna from a large state to a small state. This is done taking into account the characteristic that the received power within the coverage of the antenna tends to increase by distributing the transmission power within the original coverage of the antenna.
- step A2 The step of selecting an antenna for reducing the tilt angle (step A2) will be described.
- an antenna whose tilt angle is to be reduced is selected according to a predetermined evaluation index.
- the predetermined evaluation indices include the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna at the tilt angle at the time when step A2 is processed. Used. Furthermore, the evaluation index may be weighted by the importance of coverage. [0045] Then, an "antenna having a deterioration rate of coverage of the antenna equal to or more than a predetermined value" is selected as an antenna whose tilt angle should be reduced. Alternatively, a method of selecting “the top several antennas in descending order of the antenna coverage degradation rate” as the target antenna for which the tilt angle should be reduced is adopted.
- step A3 the step of reducing the tilt angle
- the tilt angle of one or more antennas selected in step A2 is set small.
- the tilt angle is updated at a constant angle (for example, 1 degree).
- step A4 the step of calculating the deterioration rate.
- the degradation rate of the coverage of the antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system after the chinoleto angle of the antenna is reduced in step A3 are calculated.
- step A5 the continuation determination step (step A5) of the process of reducing the tilt angle will be described.
- this step it is determined whether or not the series of steps A2, A3, and A4 is to be repeated.
- the steps A2, A3, and A4 are repeated and a predetermined “deterioration rate of the entire system” is obtained. If it is less than the above, the repetition of steps A2, A3, and A4 ends, and the process proceeds to the next processing.
- steps A2, A3, and A4 Since the processes in steps A2, A3, and A4 are performed for all the antennas selected in step A2, "the antenna whose coverage degradation rate is equal to or more than a predetermined value" or "the antenna coverage is reduced.” Steps A2, A3, and A3 until the “deterioration rate of the entire system” after updating the tilt angle of the “deterioration rate of The process of A4 is repeated.
- step A5 may be combined with the number of times steps A2, A3, and A4 are repeated. Even if the deterioration rate of the entire system obtained in step A4 is equal to or higher than the predetermined deterioration rate, the processing is terminated if the predetermined number of repetitions is equal to or more than the predetermined number of repetitions, thereby limiting the processing time by repeating steps A2, A3, and A4. can do.
- the steps A6 to A9 are performed by increasing the tilt angle of the antenna from a small state to a large angle, in other words, changing the antenna from the state where sufficient transmission power is spread within the original coverage to the original state of the antenna. Concentrate transmission power inside (in front of) coverage This tends to reduce the transmit power within the coverage of that antenna. As a result, the degradation rate of the antenna tends to increase, but in a coverage where the degradation rate is sufficiently small, the increase in the degradation rate by increasing the tilt angle is often small. At this time, consideration is given to the property that the interference power to the coverage of the adjacent antenna is reduced, and the degradation rate of the coverage of the antenna in P contact is often reduced.
- the step of selecting an antenna to increase the tilt angle (Step A6), the step of increasing the tilt angle (Step A7), the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna with the increased tilt angle, and the degradation rate of the entire system (Step A8), the processing of repeating the processing of Steps A6, A7, and A8, and the continuation determination step of the repeated processing (Step A9) include the above-described steps A2, A3, A4, A5, and tilt
- the processing itself is the same, only the difference in the direction of updating the angle (the force vj to increase and the force to reduce).
- the evaluation index for selecting the antenna whose tilt angle is to be updated, and the predetermined index for updating the tilt angle The constant angle is set independently of the process of reducing the tilt angle.
- an evaluation index when selecting an antenna for updating the tilt angle a degradation rate of coverage of each antenna at the tilt angle at the time when step A6 is processed is used. Further, the evaluation index may be weighted by the importance of the coverage.
- an antenna whose coverage degradation rate is equal to or less than a predetermined value is selected as an antenna whose tilt angle should be increased.
- a method is used in which “the top several antennas in ascending order of the antenna coverage degradation rate” are selected as antennas for which the tilt angle should be increased.
- step A6 The step of selecting an antenna for increasing the tilt angle (step A6) will be described.
- an antenna whose tilt angle is to be increased is selected according to a predetermined evaluation index.
- the predetermined evaluation indices include the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna at the tilt angle at the time when step A6 is processed. Used. Furthermore, the evaluation index may be weighted by the importance of coverage. Then, “an antenna whose coverage degradation rate is equal to or less than a predetermined value” is selected as an antenna whose tilt angle should be increased. Alternatively, a method is used in which “the top several antennas in ascending order of the antenna coverage degradation rate” are selected as antennas for which the tilt angle should be increased.
- step A7 the step of increasing the tilt angle (step A7) will be described.
- the tilt angles of one or more antennas selected in step A6 are set to be large.
- the tilt angle is updated at a constant angle (for example, 1 degree).
- step A8 the step of calculating the deterioration rate.
- the degradation rate of the coverage of the antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system after the chinoleto angle of the antenna is increased in step A7 are calculated.
- step A9 the continuation determination step (step A9) of the process of increasing the tilt angle will be described.
- this step it is determined whether or not a series of steps A6, A7, A8 is to be repeated.
- a judgment index if the deterioration rate of the entire system obtained in step A8 is equal to or more than a predetermined deterioration rate, the steps A6, A7, and A8 are repeated, and a predetermined “deterioration rate of the entire system” is obtained. If it is less than the above, the repetition of steps A6, A7, and A8 ends, and the process proceeds to the next processing.
- the predetermined deterioration rate used in step A9 may be the same as or different from the predetermined deterioration rate used in step S5.
- steps A6, A7, and A8 Since the processes in steps A6, A7, and A8 are performed for all the antennas selected in step A6, the "antennas whose antenna coverage degradation rate is equal to or greater than a predetermined value" or the "antenna coverage" Steps A6, A7, and A7 until the “deterioration rate of the entire system” after updating the tilt angle of the “deterioration rate of The process of A8 is repeated.
- step A9 may be used in combination with the number of times steps A6, A7, and A8 are repeated. Even if the deterioration rate of the entire system obtained in step A8 is equal to or greater than the predetermined deterioration rate, if the number of repetitions is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of times, the processing is terminated, thereby limiting the processing time due to the repetition of steps A6, A7, and A8. can do.
- step A10 the step of outputting a tilt angle at which the deterioration rate becomes small.
- step A10 finalize each antenna in step A3 or step A7. It outputs the set tilt angle, in other words, the tilt angle that minimizes the deterioration rate of the entire system among the tilt angles set so far for each antenna.
- step Al 1 the processing continuation determining step (step Al 1) will be described.
- the deterioration rate of the entire system based on the tilt angle of each antenna output in step A10 is calculated.If this value is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the repetition of steps A2 to A10 is continued, and the value is less than the predetermined value If so, the process ends.
- the predetermined deterioration rate used in step All may be the same as or different from the predetermined deterioration rate used in step S5. Further, the predetermined deterioration rate used in step All may be the same as or different from the predetermined deterioration rate used in step S9.
- step All may be used in combination with the number of times a series of processing from step A2 to A10 is repeated. Even if the deterioration rate of the entire system obtained in step Al 1 is equal to or higher than the predetermined deterioration rate, if the number of repetitions is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of times, the process is terminated, and a series of processing from step A2 to A10 is repeated. The ability to limit processing time.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an apparatus that executes the processing shown in the flowchart of FIG. 1, and shows the directivity in the vertical plane arranged in each of a plurality of wireless base stations constituting the wireless communication system.
- This is a device for determining the tilt angle of a held antenna.
- This device is for determining the tilt angles of a plurality of antennas, and can be realized by a general computer, and the arrangement location is not particularly limited.
- Each antenna is set according to the tilt angle determined by this device, but the setting may be made manually.Also, each radio station controls the tilt angle of the antenna according to the output of this device. It is also possible to provide a control device, supply the output of the present device to the angle control device, and automatically set the tilt angle of the antenna.
- the tilt angle determination device of the present embodiment includes a means 5 for outputting an initial value of the tilt angle, and an initial value for calculating and outputting a deterioration rate at the initial value of the tilt angle.
- An antenna selecting means for selecting an antenna for increasing the tilt angle; an antenna selecting means for increasing the tilt angle; a first tilt angle updating means for reducing the selected antenna by a fixed angle; and a fixed angle for the selected antenna.
- the means 5 for outputting the initial value of the tilt angle will be described. This means performs the same processing as in step AO described above, and outputs an initial value of the tilt angle.
- the means 10 for calculating the deterioration rate at the initial tilt angle will be described.
- the degradation rate calculation means 10 at the initial tilt angle receives the tilt angle output from the tilt angle output means 5 as an input, and receives the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna at the tilt angle and the degradation rate of the entire system. Is calculated.
- the method of calculating these deterioration rates is the same as in step A1. Then, the above-described deterioration rate as a calculation result is output.
- the output destination is the processing switching means 20.
- the process switching unit 20 receives the output information from the process switching control unit 50 as an input, and according to the input, reduces the separately input deterioration rate, the antenna selecting unit 30 that increases the tilt angle, or the antenna selection unit 30 that reduces the tilt angle. Then, the processing is terminated by switching to the antenna selecting means 60 to be performed or terminating without outputting to any of them.
- the deterioration rate separately input to the process switching means 20 is the deterioration rate of each antenna supplied from the deterioration rate calculating means 10 or the updated deterioration rate calculating means 45 at the initial tilt angle. This is information on the rate and the deterioration rate of the entire system.
- the antenna selection means 30 for reducing the tilt angle selects an antenna for reducing the tilt angle using the coverage degradation rate of each antenna input from the processing switching means 20, and stores information on the selected antenna as a fourth information. It is supplied to the tilt angle updating means 40 of 1. Based on evaluation index The operation of selection is the same as step A2 described above.
- the antenna selecting means 60 for increasing the tilt angle is different from the antenna selecting means 30 for decreasing the tilt angle in that an antenna for increasing the tilt angle is selected.
- the information of the antenna selected here is supplied to the second tilt angle updating means 70.
- the first tilt angle updating means 40 receives the antenna information which is the output information of the antenna selecting means 30 for reducing the tilt angle as an input, reduces the tilt angle of the selected antenna by a predetermined angle, and reduces the tilt angle.
- the value of the tilt angle is supplied to the deterioration rate calculation means 45 at the updated tilt angle and the data storage means 80 for the tilt angle and the deterioration rate.
- the second tilt angle updating means 70 differs from the first tilt angle updating means 40 in the direction in which the tilt angle is updated. That is, the antenna information, which is the output information of the antenna selecting means 60 for increasing the tilt angle, is input, the tilt angle of the selected antenna is increased by a predetermined angle, and the value of the increased tilt angle is updated.
- the data are supplied to the deterioration rate calculation means 45 and the tilt angle and deterioration rate data storage means 80 in FIG.
- the process switching control means 50 receives the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system, which are outputs from the degradation rate calculation means 45 at the updated tilt angle, and receives the degradation rate of the entire system. If the value is equal to or more than the predetermined value, the current processing is not switched and the current processing is continued. If the deterioration rate of the entire system is less than the predetermined value, the processing is switched and the processing is switched to the next processing operation. Supply control signal to 20. At this time, the switching operation may be performed according to the number of times of inputting the deterioration rate of the entire system in combination with the deterioration rate of the entire system.
- control signal is supplied to the process switching means 20 so as to switch the system.
- a control signal for terminating the processing is supplied when the number of times of switching becomes equal to or more than a predetermined number.
- the process switching control means 50 receives the input of the deterioration rate of the entire system, which is the output of the tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate, and outputs the tilt rate of the entire system as a predetermined value. If it is below, a control signal for terminating the process is supplied to the process switching means 20.
- the tilt angle and deterioration rate data storage means 80 stores the tilt angle information output by the first tilt angle update means 40 and the second tilt angle update means 70, and the deterioration rate at the updated tilt angle.
- Calculation means The degradation rate of coverage of each antenna output by 45 and the degradation rate of the whole system Is input. Then, the tilt angle information and the deterioration rate data of the entire system are stored and stored. Then, the information on the tilt angle and the information on the deterioration rate of the entire system are supplied to means 90 for outputting a tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate.
- the means 90 for outputting the tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate stores the data of the tilt angle and the deterioration rate of the entire system output from the tilt angle and the deterioration rate data storage means 80 to minimize the deterioration rate of the entire system. Is output as the optimum tilt angle. Further, the means 90 for outputting a tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate supplies information on the deterioration rate of the entire system at the optimum tilt angle to the process switching control means 50.
- the means 5 for outputting the initial value of the tilt angle supplies the initial value of the tilt angle to the deterioration rate calculating means 10 at the initial value of the tilt angle. Then, the degradation rate calculation means 10 at the initial tilt angle supplies the calculated degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system to the processing switching means 20.
- the process switching unit 20 supplies the supplied degradation rate to either the antenna selecting unit 30 for reducing the tilt angle or the antenna selecting unit 60 for increasing the tilt angle.
- the antenna selecting means 30 for reducing the tilt angle selects the antenna based on the supplied degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna, and selects the antenna.
- the information is supplied to the first tilt angle updating means 40.
- the first tilt angle updating means 40 reduces the tilt angle of the selected antenna by a certain angle, and the deterioration rate calculating means 45 for the tilt angle after the tilt angle is updated, and data storage of the tilt angle and the deterioration rate. Supply to means 80.
- the degradation rate calculation means 45 at the updated tilt angle calculates the coverage degradation rate of each antenna and the degradation rate of the entire system based on the tilt angle, and performs processing switching means 20, processing switching control means 50, and The tilt angle and the deterioration rate are supplied to the data storage means 80.
- the process switching means 20 again supplies the coverage of each antenna and the deterioration rate of the entire system supplied from the deterioration rate calculating means 45 at the updated tilt angle to the antenna selecting means 30 for reducing the tilt angle. In this operation, the resupply operation in the switching means 20 is performed under the control of the processing switching control means 50.
- the process switching control means 50 supplies a switching control signal to the switching disconnector 20 based on the value of the deterioration rate of the entire system or the number of times of inputting the deterioration rate of the entire system. Based on the control signal from the processing switching control means 50, the processing switching means 20 changes the coverage degradation rate of each antenna from the antenna selecting means 30 for reducing the tilt angle to the antenna selecting means 60 for increasing the tilt angle. Switch the supply destination of the deterioration rate of the entire system.
- the process switching control means 50 supplies a control signal for terminating the process to the processor switching 20 when the switching control signal output reaches a predetermined number.
- the tilt angle and degradation rate data storage means 80 stores the input tilt angle, coverage degradation rate of each antenna, and degradation rate data of the entire system, and stores the tilt angle and degradation rate of the entire system. Is supplied to a means 90 for outputting a tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate.
- the means 90 for outputting the tilt angle for reducing the deterioration rate outputs the optimum tilt angle and also the deterioration rate of the entire system at the chinole angle.
- the degradation rate of the entire system at that tilt angle is supplied to the processing switching control means 50. If the degradation rate of the entire system is equal to or less than a predetermined value, the processing switching control means 50 outputs a control signal for terminating the processing to the processing switching means. Supply 20.
- the processing switching means 20 ends the processing based on the control signal for ending the processing.
- the deterioration rate of the entire system at the initial value of the tilt angle is calculated, and further, the deterioration rate of the entire system is calculated at the changed tilt angle after updating the tilt angle. Then, a tilt angle at which the deterioration rate is reduced is output. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a tilt angle at which the deterioration rate of the entire system is smaller than the deterioration rate of the entire system at the initial value.
- the method of updating the tilt angle is divided into two simple steps of making the angle smaller or larger, and a method of repeating those steps is adopted. Therefore, it can be processed by a computer and is suitable for automating tilt angle adjustment.
- the present embodiment instead of a person predicting the propagation environment and updating to the tilt angle expected to be optimized all at once as in the past and trying many tilt angles using the propagation simulator, By repeating the update at a fixed angle each time, the optimal It is possible to approach the Noret angle.
- the selection of an antenna to be adjusted is conventionally performed in order to implement the selection of an antenna for which the tilt angle should be updated, which has been empirically performed by a human, using a predetermined evaluation index. Can also be automated. As described above, according to the present embodiment, the labor and time required for determining the tilt angle can be significantly reduced.
- each step since each step operates according to a predetermined evaluation index, it does not have an operation based on empirical judgment. Therefore, the obtained result can be given certain reliability. In other words, if the same evaluation index and the same initial parameter are set in a certain wireless communication system, the embodiment of the present invention can obtain the same result regardless of experience.
- an antenna whose antenna coverage degradation rate is equal to or more than a predetermined value or “an antenna coverage degradation rate is small, large, large, high, and small” Antenna ".
- this selection makes it possible to reduce the tilt angle only for an antenna having a large antenna coverage degradation rate.
- the received power within the coverage of the antenna tends to increase, so that the coverage degradation rate of the antenna decreases.
- an antenna with a small deterioration rate of antenna coverage is not selected.
- the antenna having a small degradation rate of the coverage S of the antenna does not reduce the tilt angle, and thus does not increase the degradation rate of the interference wave which does not increase the interference wave power to the coverage of the adjacent antenna.
- the degradation rate of the entire system is reduced by reducing the degradation rate of the antenna and reducing the degradation rate of other antennas by reducing the degradation rate of other coverage areas. S can.
- an antenna effective for reducing the deterioration rate of the entire system is selected from a large number of antennas, and the tilt angle is changed to further improve the system.
- the overall deterioration rate can be reduced.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- the tilt angle is reduced between step A1 and step A2 in the flowchart showing the operation of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 in accordance with the cumulative number of processes of repeating the entire process.
- a parameter setting step (Step A12) is added, and a parameter setting step (Step A13) is added between Step A5 and Step A6 to increase the tilt angle in accordance with the cumulative number of times of the process of repeating the entire process. It is.
- the parameter setting step (step A12) for reducing the tilt angle is a series of steps of "steps A12, A2, A3, A4, A5, A13, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10, Al1"
- the tilt angle update parameter in the step of reducing the tilt angle (step A3) is set as follows in accordance with the number of times that the process is repeated.
- the amount of change at each update for reducing the tilt angle is set to a predetermined constant angle (for example, 1.0 degree).
- the update range is set between the tilt angle at which the deterioration rate of the entire system has been the smallest and the tilt angle at which the deterioration rate of the entire system has become the second smallest, and Set the amount of change for each update that reduces the tilt angle to half the angle set in the previous step A12 (for example, 0.5 degrees).
- the tilt angle is reduced in a range and a change amount according to the set tilt angle update parameter.
- the parameter setting step for increasing the tilt angle is the same as the step for decreasing the tilt angle (step A3), as in steps A12, A2, A3, A4, A5, A13, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10, All, depending on the number of times the series
- the tilt angle update parameter in the step of increasing the tilt angle is set as follows.
- the amount of change for each update that increases the tilt angle is set to a predetermined constant angle (for example, 1.0 degree).
- the update range is set between the tilt angle at which the deterioration rate of the entire system has been the smallest and the tilt angle at which the deterioration rate of the entire system has become the second smallest, and Set the amount of change for each update that increases the tilt angle to half the angle set in the previous step A13 (for example, 0.5 degrees).
- the tilt angle is increased in the range and the variation according to the set tilt angle update parameter.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a system in which the processing flow of FIG. 3 is executed.
- the tilt angle update parameter is set to the first number of times.
- a tilt angle updating parameter setting means 110 is provided for setting the tilt angle updating means 40 and the first tilt angle updating means 70.
- the other configuration is the same as that shown in FIG. 2, and the description is omitted.
- the switching number counter 100 counts switching information output from the processing switching unit 20, and supplies a start instruction to the tilt angle update parameter setting unit 110 when the number of switching becomes equal to or more than a predetermined constant number. I do.
- the tilt angle updating parameter setting means 110 previously set the first tilt angle updating means 40 with respect to the first tilt angle updating means 40 based on the start instruction from the switching number counter 100.
- the update tilt angle (for example, 1.0 degrees) of the tilt angle update parameter is set to half (0.5 degrees) this time.
- the tilt angle update parameter setting means 110 inputs the tilt angle, the degradation rate of coverage of each antenna, and the degradation rate of the entire system, which are the past calculation results output from the tilt angle and degradation rate data storage means 80. From the input data, the tilt angle that minimizes the deterioration rate of the entire system so far and the second A tilt angle update range is set between the tilt angle and the tilt angle that reduces the body deterioration rate.
- the tilt angle update parameter setting means 110 similarly transmits the second tilt angle to the second tilt angle update means 70 based on the activation instruction from the switching number counter 100 in the same manner.
- the update tilt angle (for example, 1.0 degrees) of the tilt angle update parameter set by the update means 70 is set to half (0.5 degrees) this time.
- the tilt angle update parameter setting means 110 inputs the tilt angle, the degradation rate of the coverage of each antenna, and the degradation rate of the entire system, which are the past calculation results output from the tilt angle and degradation rate data storage means 80, as inputs. Then, from the input data, a tilt angle update range is set between the tilt angle that minimizes the deterioration rate of the entire system and the second tilt angle that minimizes the deterioration rate of the entire system.
- the tilt angle update parameter setting means 110 is activated when the switching frequency counter 100 is equal to or greater than a predetermined cumulative switching frequency.
- the tilt angle update parameters are set in the first tilt angle update means 40 and the tilt second tilt angle update means 70.
- the operation of the second embodiment of the present invention has an effect that the tilt angle can be determined quickly and accurately, in addition to the operation of the first embodiment.
- the angle of updating the tilt angle is initially increased, so that the number of updates until the tilt angle approaches the optimum value can be reduced. That is, it is possible to quickly approach the optimum value in which the processing time is short.
- the angle of the update is reduced, the difference between the tilt angle after the update and the optimum value can be further reduced. That is, an accurate tilt angle closer to the optimum value can be obtained.
- the tilt angle can be updated. Since the angle update range is limited, the number of tilt angle updates can be reduced. In other words, the processing time is short and fast, and the optimum value can be approached. Therefore, if the processing time is the same, the deterioration rate can be further reduced.
- the present invention can be used to determine the following so that the deterioration rate of the entire wireless communication system is reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a processing flow according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a system diagram according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a processing flow according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a system diagram according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 shows an overview of adjusting the tilt angles of two antennas.
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