WO2005060125A1 - 無線通信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a wireless communication device that communicates with a mobile wireless terminal.
- a conventional wireless communication device for example, as shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-316896, when a non-directional horizontal 360 ° range is covered by four receiving antennas, For the purpose of improving the reception characteristics, the outputs of the four receiving antennas are combined to generate four signals and receive processing is performed. Further, another conventional wireless communication apparatus has a configuration in which reception processing is performed independently for each reception antenna, and the result is combined.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problem, and has as its object to reduce the number of demodulation processing units with respect to the number of receiving antennas and to obtain a wireless communication device that can be downsized. Disclosure of the invention
- a wireless communication device includes a first, second, third, and fourth receiving antennas for receiving an incoming radio wave and communicating with a mobile communication terminal. Received signals from the third and fourth receiving antennas Signals are weighted using first and second receive beam weights using Fourier transform to generate first and second receive beams orthogonal and spatially separated from each other.
- a beam generation unit measuring a correlation using the first reception beam from the reception beam generation unit and a known spreading code set for each mobile communication terminal, and assigning the first reception beam
- a first path search unit that outputs path information when a signal spread by a spreading code is included, a second reception beam from the reception beam generation unit, and settings for each mobile communication terminal
- a second path search for measuring correlation using a known spreading code and outputting path information when the second reception beam includes a signal spread by the spreading code.
- the receiving beam generating unit And a demodulation processing unit for receiving the first and second reception beams from the multiplexing unit, and performing RAKE combining based on the path information from the first and second path search units and outputting a demodulated data. It is.
- demodulation processing can be performed by one demodulation processing section for four reception antennas, and the device can be downsized.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a receiving device in a wireless communication device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a transmission device in the wireless communication device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an arrangement of reception antennas in the wireless communication apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an arrangement of transmission antennas in the wireless communication apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing radiation patterns of the reception beams beam O and beaml generated by the reception beam generation unit in the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a method of selecting a transmission beam by the feedback control unit in the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam 0 generated by the transmission device of the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam1 generated by the transmission device of the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam2 generated by the transmission device of the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam3 generated by the transmission device of the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a phase characteristic of a reception beam beam0 generated by the reception beam generation unit of the wireless communication apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a phase characteristic of the reception beam beam1 generated by the reception beam generation unit of the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a receiving device in a wireless communication device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a transmitting device in the wireless communication device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the wireless communication device composed of the receiving device shown in FIG. 1 and the transmitting device shown in FIG. 2 receives a signal transmitted from a mobile communication terminal existing within a range of 360 ° in the horizontal direction around the device. It performs communication, and is used for, for example, a W-C DMA (Wideband Code Division Multi Access) communication system or the like.
- W-C DMA Wideband Code Division Multi Access
- the receiving device of this wireless communication device has four receiving antennas: L la, lib, 11 c, lid (ant 0, ant 1, ant 2, ant 3) It includes a beam generation unit 12, path search units 13 and 14, a feedback control unit 15, a demodulation processing unit 16 and a channel decoding unit 1 ⁇ .
- receiving antennas 11a, lib, 11c, and 11d receive an incoming radio wave and output a reception signal.
- a, lib, 1 1 c receive beam weight W using Fourier transform for four received signals from lid
- Weighting is performed using RXbeamO and W Rxbe am i to generate two receive beams beam 0 and be am i that are orthogonal to each other and spatially separated.
- the path search unit 13 measures the correlation using the reception beam beam 0 from the reception beam generation unit 12 and a known spread code set for each mobile communication terminal. When am O includes a signal spread by a desired known spreading code, the path information is output. Similarly, the path search section 14 receives the reception beam from the reception beam generation section 12. The correlation is measured using beam 1 and a known spread code set for each mobile communication terminal, and a desired known spread code is applied to receive beam beam 1. The path information is output when the spread signal is included. Further, the feedback control unit 15 performs transmission based on the path information from the path search units 13 and 14 and the phase difference between the received beam beam O and the received beam beam 1 notified from the demodulation processing unit 16. The transmission beam to be selected is selected and the selection information 101 is output.
- the demodulation processing unit 16 receives the reception beams beam0 and beaml from the reception beam generation unit 12 and performs RAKE synthesis based on the path information notified from the feedback control unit 15 to output demodulation data. In addition, it notifies the feedback control unit 15 of the phase difference between the reception beam beam O and the reception beam be am i.
- the channel decoding unit 17 receives the demodulated data from the demodulation processing unit 16 and performs deinterleaving, rate dematching, error correction, and the like.
- the reception beam generation unit 12 multiplies the reception signals from the reception antennas 11 a, lib, 11 c, and 11 d by weight constants e Q , e °, and e K , respectively.
- the weighting constants e °, e 7 ", e K , and e are multiplied by the multipliers 1 2 2 a, 1 2 2 b, 1 2 2 c, 1 2 2 d and A multiplication unit 1 2 3 a, 1 2 1 b, 2 1 c, 1 2 3
- a reception signal synthesis unit 1 2 3 which synthesizes each reception signal weighted by 1 d and generates reception beam beamO
- a multiplication unit 1 2 2 a, 1 2 2 b, 1 2 2 c, 1 2 4 A received signal combining unit 1
- the transmitting device of this wireless communication device includes a spreading modulation unit 21, a beam unit multiplexing unit 22, 23, 24, 25, and a transmission beam generating unit. 2 6, 2 7, 2 8, 2 9, a transmission multiplexing section 30, and 4 transmission antennas 3 la, 3 1 b, 3 1 c, 3 1 d (ant 0, an tl, ant 2, ant 3) and
- spreading modulation section 21 inputs user data to each mobile communication terminal, performs spreading processing using a spreading code set for each mobile communication terminal, and performs spreading processing of the user. Is output.
- beam unit multiplexing units 22 and 23 receive spread data of a plurality of users from a plurality of spread modulation units 21 and receive a plurality of spread data based on selection information 101 from feedback control unit 15.
- the user's spread spectrum is multiplexed for each transmission beam, and the multiplexed spread spectrum data of multiple users is output in correspondence with each transmitting antenna 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d. Is what you do.
- the beam unit multiplexing unit 24 inputs the spread data of a plurality of users from the plurality of spread modulation units 21 and multiplexes the spread data of the plurality of users in transmission beam units based on the selection information 101. Then, the spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing are output corresponding to the respective transmitting antennas 31a and 31c.
- the beam unit multiplexing unit 25 inputs the spread data of a plurality of users from the plurality of spread modulation units 21 and spreads the spread data of the plurality of users into transmission beam units based on the selection information 101.
- the multiplexing is performed, and the spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing are output in association with the respective transmitting antennas 31b and 3Id.
- the transmission beam generation units 26 and 27 output the multiplexed signals corresponding to the transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c and 31d from the beam unit multiplexing units 22 and 23, respectively.
- the transmission beam generation units 26 and 27 After multiple users enter the spreading data, they each transmit beam weight W TX3 ⁇ 4eam . , W TXbeaml, and the weighted spread data of multiple users after multiplexing is transmitted to each transmitting antenna. It is output in correspondence with la, 3 1 b, 3 1 c, and 3 1 d.
- transmission beam generation section 28 receives spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from beam unit multiplexing section 24 and corresponding to transmission antennas 31a and 31c, respectively. Transmitting beam weight W TXbeam2 , weighting is performed, and the spread data of the weighted multiple users after multiplexing is output in correspondence with each transmitting antenna 31a , 31c . It is.
- the transmission beam generation unit 29 inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from the beam unit multiplexing unit 25 and corresponding to the transmission antennas 3 lb and 3 Id.
- the transmission beam weight W TXbeam3 is used for weighting, and the spread data of the weighted multiple users after multiplexing is output in association with each of the transmission antennas 3 1b and 3 1d . is there.
- the transmission multiplexing section 30 is output from the transmission beam generation sections 26, 27, 28, 29 corresponding to the respective transmission antennas 31 a, 31 b, 31 c, 31 d.
- the multiplexed spread data of multiple users with weights is input and multiplexed in units of transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d, and each transmission antenna 3la, 31 b, 31c, and 3Id.
- the transmission beam generation unit 26 is configured to output a plurality of multiplexed output signals corresponding to the transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, and 3Id from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22, respectively.
- the weights are multiplied by the weight constants e °, e °, e ⁇ , and e ⁇ , and weighting is performed.
- Multiplying units 26 1 a, 26 1 b, 26 1 b, 26 1 c, 26 1 that output user's spread data corresponding to the transmitting antennas 31 a, 31 b, 31 c, 31 d respectively equipped with d. '
- the transmission beam generation unit 27 outputs a plurality of multiplexed users of the plurality of users output corresponding to the transmission antennas 3 la, 31 b, 31 c, and 31 d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23, respectively.
- Multiplying units 27 1 a, 27 lb, 27 1 c, and 27 1 d are examples of the transmission antennas 3 la, 31 b, 31 c, and 31 d.
- the transmission beam generation unit 28 receives the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmission antennas 31a and 31c from the beam unit multiplexing unit 24, respectively.
- the weights are multiplied by the weight constants 2 e ° and 2, respectively, and weighting is performed, and the spread data of the multiplexed users after weighting is transmitted by the transmitting antennas 31a and 31c, respectively.
- Multiplication units 2811a and 281c that output corresponding to.
- the transmission beam generation unit 29 receives the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmission antennas 31b and 31d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 25, respectively.
- the weights are multiplied by the weight constant 2 e °, respectively, and weighting is performed, and the spread data of the multiplexed users after weighting are made to correspond to the transmitting antennas 31b and 31d, respectively.
- It has multiplication units 2991b and 2991d that output the signals.
- the transmission multiplexing section 30 outputs the spread data of a plurality of weighted multiplexed users output from the transmission beam generation sections 26, 27, 28 in correspondence with the respective transmission antennas 31a.
- An antenna unit multiplexing section 301a that inputs the evening and multiplexes the transmission antenna 31a unit and outputs it to the transmission antenna 31a, and the transmission beam generation sections 26, 27, 29 transmit the transmission antenna 3
- Antenna unit multiplexing unit that receives the weighted multiplexed spread data of multiple users output corresponding to lb, multiplexes them into transmission antennas 31b, and outputs them to transmission antenna 31b.
- Antenna unit multiplexing section 301c for multiplexing and outputting to transmitting antenna 31c, and weighting output corresponding to transmitting antenna 31d from transmitting beam generating sections 2627, and 29
- An antenna unit multiplexing unit 301 d that inputs the spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing, multiplexes the spread data for each transmission antenna 31 d, and outputs the multiplexed data to the transmission antenna 31 d.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the arrangement of the receiving antenna.
- Each receiving antenna 1 1a is a diagram showing the arrangement of the receiving antenna.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an arrangement of transmission antennas.
- Each transmitting antenna 3 1a is a diagram showing an arrangement of transmission antennas.
- the four receiving antennas 11a, lib, 11c, and lid receive the incoming radio waves, and the four received signals X0 (t), X X (t), ⁇ 2 (t), and X 3 (t) are used as reception beam generation units.
- the reception beam generation unit 12 is configured to receive the reception antennas 1 1 a, l i b, 1 1 c
- weighting is performed using the receive beam weight W RXbeam0 using the Fourier transform to generate two receive beams be amO and be am i that are orthogonal and spatially separated from each other. Output.
- This receive beam weight W RXbeam . , W RXbeaml are used to generate mutually orthogonal and spatially separated receive beams beam0, beami. It is.
- the multiplication unit 12 1a is a reception signal X from the reception antenna 11a.
- the multiplier 1 2 1 c multiplies the reception signal x 2 (t) from the reception antenna 11 c by a weight constant e to perform weighting. performing-wait with by multiplying the-wait constant e to the received signal x 3 (t) of the d. from
- the multiplying unit 122a is a received signal X from the receiving antenna 11a.
- the weight constant e for (t). are multiplied by a weight constant, and the multiplier 1 2 2 b multiplies the reception signal (t) from the reception antenna 11 b by a weight constant to perform weighting, and the multiplier 1 2 b 2 c multiplies the received signal x 2 (t) from the receiving antenna 11 c by the weight constant e ff to perform weighting, and the multiplier 12 2 d receives the signal from the receiving antenna 11 d. performing-wait with by multiplying the-wait constant e ° with respect to the signal X 3 (t).
- the reception signal synthesis unit 123 includes the reception signals x weighted by the multipliers 121a, 121b, 121c, and 121d. .
- T receives the reception signals x weighted by the multipliers 121a, 121b, 121c, and 121d.
- T receives the received signal synthesizing unit 1 2 4 multiplication section 1
- T X, (t ), x 2 (t), ⁇ 3 (t) to generate a synthesized to receive beams beami the outputs.
- the radiation pattern has a main lobe in one direction and a grating rope 180 ° in the opposite direction.
- the other receive beam, beami is orthogonal to the one receive beam, beam O, and has a radiation pattern with a main rope and a grating groove.
- the reception beam generation unit 12 outputs four reception signals x. (T), X l (t ), ⁇ 2 (t), is converted x 3 a (t) 2 amino reception beam beam O, the Beaml.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of the reception beams beam 0 and beaml generated by the reception beam generation unit 12.
- the receiving antennas 11a, lib, 11c and 11d are arranged as shown in Fig. 3, the receiving beam 6 & 1110 is in the 45 ° direction and the 22.5 ° direction.
- the radiation pattern has a main lobe and a gray din globe, and the received beam beam 1 is 1 3 5. Directions and 3 1 5.
- the radiation pattern has a main lobe and a gradient glove in the direction. In this way, the reception beam beam0 and the reception beamami are orthogonally and spatially separated from each other, and have a radiation pattern having a directivity of 90 ° each by the reception beams beam0 and beaml.
- the numerical value “ ⁇ 20 to 10” on the concentric circle of the radiation pattern indicates the gain (dB) of the antenna pattern.
- O dB indicates the gain of one receiving antenna. If the four receiving antennas 11 a, lib, 11 c, and 1 I d are combined without loss, 6 dB of the gain of 4 times is obtained. It becomes.
- the radiation patterns of the receiving beams beam O and be am i intersect at 0 °, 90 °, 180 °, and 270 °, and Based on a gain of 0 dB, the intersection point has a gain of 12 dB for each radiation pattern.
- the gain of the reception beam Toeam 0 and beam 1 output from the reception beam generation unit 12 is lower by 2 dB than the gain of one reception antenna.
- one input wave is distributed and received by two receiving beams, beamO and beam1.
- the received signal X (t) of the receiving antenna 11 is represented by the following equation (1).
- X (t) [X. (T) x x (t) x 2 (t) x 3 (t)]
- reception beam weights W RXbeam and W RXbeaml for generating the reception beams beam0 and beam1 are expressed by the following equations (2) and (3).
- W RXteam0 [e ° e °] ⁇ (2)
- Weaml [e. e e °] T (3).
- reception beams beamO and beaml are expressed by the following equations (4) and (5)
- the path search unit 13 and the receive beam beam 0 input from the receive beam generation unit 12 move each.
- a known spreading code set for each communication terminal if the received beam beamO contains a signal spread by a desired known spreading code, path information including received power and reception timing is output.
- the path search unit 14 measures the correlation using the reception beam beam 1 input from the reception beam generation unit 12 and the known spread code set for each mobile communication terminal. If the received beam beam1 contains a signal spread with a desired known spreading code, the path information including the reception power and the reception timing is output.
- the demodulation processing unit 16 receives the reception beams beamO and beaml orthogonal to each other from the reception beam generation unit 12 and controls the feedback control unit 15 from the path search units 13 and 14. RAKE combining based on the path information notified from the receiver, outputs demodulated data to the channel decoding unit 17 and performs channel estimation using the received pilot signal to obtain the received beam. The phase difference between beam 0 and the received beam beaml is obtained and reported to the feed knock control unit 15.
- the channel decoding unit 17 receives the demodulated data from the demodulation processing unit 16 and performs deinterleaving, rate dematching, error correction, etc., and processes the user data transmitted from the mobile communication terminal. Output.
- the feedback control unit 15 transmits based on the path information from the path search units 13 and 14 and the information on the phase difference between the receive beam beam 0 and the receive beam beam 1 notified from the demodulation processing unit 16.
- the transmission beam to be selected is selected and the selection information 101 is output.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a method of selecting a transmission beam by the feedback control unit 15.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beamO radiated from the transmission device, and has a radiation pattern having directivity in the same direction as the reception beam beam0, that is, a 45 ° direction. 2 Main lobe and group in 25 ° direction It has a radiation pattern with a ready glove.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of the transmission beam beam 1 radiated from the transmission device.
- the radiation pattern has directivity in the same direction as the reception beam beam1, that is, 135 °.
- the radiation pattern has a main lobe and a gradient groove in the direction and in the direction of 315 °.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam2 radiated from the transmission device, in which radiation having directivity in a direction of an opposing intersection of the reception beams beam0 and beaml.
- the pattern is a radiation pattern with main lobes and graded globes in the 0 ° and 180 ° directions.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a radiation pattern of a transmission beam beam 3 radiated from the transmission device, and the transmission beam beam3 is directed in the direction of the intersection of the reception beams beam0 and beami.
- the radiation pattern has a directivity shifted by 90 ° from 2 directions, that is, a radiation pattern having a main lobe and a gradient globe in the 90 ° and 270 ° directions.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the phase characteristics of the reception beam beam 0 generated by the reception beam generation unit 12.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the reception beam generated by the reception beam generation unit 12. It is a figure showing the phase characteristic of be am l.
- the selection information 101 for enabling the transmission beam beam 0 shown in FIG. 7 having directivity in the same direction as that of FIG. 7 is output, and the path information from the path search unit 14 is used to generate the reception beam beam 1.
- the selection information 101 for enabling the transmission beam beam1 shown in FIG. 8 having directivity in the same direction as the reception beam beam1 is output.
- the feedback control unit 15 receives the reception beam beam 0 and the reception beam beam 1 based on the path information from the path search unit 13 and the path search unit 14.
- a transmission beam to be transmitted is selected based on information on the phase difference between the reception beam beam0 and the reception beam beam1 notified from the demodulation processing unit 16. That is, when the phases of the reception paths having the same delay in the reception beam beam 0 and the reception beam beam 1 are inverted phases and the phase difference is 180 °, the feedback control unit 15 sets the reception path to Beam Beam 0, beaml Directional in the direction of the intersection, that is, the transmit beam beam 2 shown in Fig. 9 is enabled, having a main lobe and a gray globe in the 0 ° and 180 ° directions.
- the feedback control unit 15 transmits the reception beam , With a directivity 90 ° shifted from the transmit beam beam2 in the direction of the intersection of beaml, that is, with a main aperture and a gradient globe in the 90 ° and 270 ° directions
- the selection information 101 for enabling the transmission beam beam 3 shown in FIG. 10 is output.
- the radiation pattern by the receive beam beamO and the receive beam beam1 is 0. , 90 °, 180 °, and 270 °, and if intersections are found in both the receive beam be am O and the receive beam be am i, This means that the input wave has arrived.
- the phases are inverted and the phase difference is 18 in the directions of 0 ° and 180 °. In the directions of 90 ° and 270 °, the phase is the same and the phase difference is 0 °.
- the phases of the receive beam be am 0 and the receive beam be am 1 If the phase difference is 180 ° at the inverted phase, the input wave comes from the direction of 0 ° or 180 °, and the feedback control unit 15 transmits the transmission beam shown in FIG. Output selection information 101 to enable beam2. On the other hand, if the phases of the receive beam beam 0 and the receive beam beam 1 are the same and the phase difference is 0 °, the input wave has arrived from the direction of 90 ° or 270 °, The feedback control unit 15 outputs selection information 101 for enabling the transmission beam beam 3 shown in FIG. 10.
- the feedback control unit 15 selects the transmission beam including the direction of the input wave in which the user's mobile communication terminal is present, so that the transmission apparatus can transmit all the transmission beams in the direction of 360 °.
- the transmission power can be reduced because there is no need to radiate 0, beam1, beam2, and beam3.
- Spreading modulator 21 receives user data from a channel coding unit (not shown) to each mobile communication terminal, and performs spreading processing using a spreading code set for each mobile communication terminal. Outputs the user's spread data.
- the beam unit multiplexing units 22 and 23 receive the spread data of a plurality of users from the spreading modulation unit 21 and other spreading modulation units (not shown), and perform feedback control shown in FIG. Based on the selection information 101 from section 15, spread data of a plurality of users is multiplexed for each transmission beam, and spread data of a plurality of users after multiplexing is transmitted to each transmission antenna 31 a, 3 Outputs corresponding to 1b, 31c, and 3Id. That is, if the selection information 101 from the feedback control unit 15 is information for enabling the transmission beam beam 0, the beam unit multiplexing unit 22 receives the information from the spread modulation unit 21 for enabling the transmission beam beamO.
- the beam unit multiplexing unit 23 transmits the transmission beam beam Spreading modulator 2 to enable 1 User's spread data from 1 and transmission spread beam of user from other spreading modulator to enable transmission beam beaml are multiplexed and output
- beam unit multiplexing section 24 inputs spread data of a plurality of users from spread modulation sections 21 and multiplexes spread data of a plurality of users in transmission beam units based on selection information 101. Then, the spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing are output in association with the respective transmitting antennas 31a and 31c. That is, if the selection information 101 from the feedback control unit 15 is information for enabling the transmission beam beam 2, the beam unit multiplexing unit 24 is a spread modulation unit for enabling the transmission beam beam 2. 21 The multiplexed data of the user's spread data from 1 and the user's spread data from the other spread modulators that enable transmit beam beam 2 are output.
- beam unit multiplexing section 25 receives spread data of a plurality of users from spread modulation sections 21 and multiplexes spread data of a plurality of users in transmission beam units based on selection information 101. Then, the spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing are output in association with the respective transmitting antennas 31b and 31d. That is, if the selection information 101 from the feedback control unit 15 is information to enable the transmission beam beam 3, the beam unit multiplexing unit 25 spreads the transmission beam beam 3 to enable. It multiplexes and outputs the user spread data from modulator 21 and the user spread data from other spread modulators that enable transmit beam beam3.
- the transmission beam generation unit 26 outputs the multiplexed signals corresponding to the transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c and 31d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22. Input spread data of multiple users after weighting, and transmit beam weight W
- the weighted spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users is output in association with each of the transmitting antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, and 31d.
- the transmission beam generation unit 27 outputs a plurality of post-multiple output signals corresponding to the respective transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23. Input the spread data of
- Weighting is performed by TXbeaml, and the spread data of a plurality of weighted multiplexed users is output in association with each of the transmitting antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, and 31d.
- transmission beam generation section 28 receives spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from beam unit multiplexing section 24 and corresponding to transmission antennas 31a and 31c, respectively. , Transmit beam weight W TXb . Weighting is performed by am2 , and the spread data of a plurality of weighted multiplexed users is output in association with each of the transmitting antennas 31a and 31c .
- transmission beam generation section 29 receives spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from beam unit multiplexing section 25 and corresponding to transmission antennas 31b and 3Id, respectively. Then, weighting is performed by transmission beam weight W TX @ eam3, and the spread data of the multiplexed users after weighting is output in association with each of the transmission antennas 3 lb and 31 d.
- This beam weight w TXbeam . , W TXbeaml, W TXbeam2, W TXbeam3 is FIG. 7, FIG. 8, FIG. 9, the transmitted beam BE am O having directivity in the direction indicated by the first 0 Figure, be am l, beam 2 s be am Used to generate 3.
- the transmit beam weights w TXbeamQ , W TXbeaml , W TXbeam2 , and W TXbeam3 can be expressed by the following equations (6), (7), (8), and (9).
- W TXbeam3 [0 o 2 e ° 0 2 e (9)
- [*] T represents the transposed DC matrix
- the weight constant e ° is the complex number ⁇ 1 + o
- the multiplication unit 26 1 a outputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22 corresponding to the transmission antenna 31 a. Is input and multiplied by a weight constant e ° to perform weighting, and outputs the weighted multiplexed spread spectrum data of a plurality of users corresponding to the transmitting antenna 31a.
- the multiplying unit 26 1 b inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmitting antenna 31 b from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22 and outputs a weight constant. e. Are multiplied and weighted, and the weighted spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users is output corresponding to the transmitting antenna 31b.
- the multiplying unit 26 1 c inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output in association with the transmission antenna 31 c from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22 and multiplies by the weight constant. Then, weighting is performed, and the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users after weighting are output in association with the transmitting antenna 31c.
- the multiplying unit 26 1 d inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmission antenna 31 d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 22 and calculates the weight constant e. Multiplies weights and adds weights The multiplexed spread data of a plurality of users after the multiplexing are output corresponding to the transmission antenna 31d.
- the multiplication unit 27 1a receives spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23 corresponding to the transmission antenna 31a. And the weight constant e. The weighted data is multiplied to give a weight, and the spread data of a plurality of weighted multiplexed users is output in association with the transmitting antenna 31a.
- the multiplying unit 27 1 b inputs spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmission antenna 31 b from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23 and multiplies by a weight constant. Then, the weighted spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users after weighting are output corresponding to the transmitting antenna 31b.
- the multiplying unit 27 1 c inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output in association with the transmission antenna 31 c from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23 and outputs a weight constant e ff Are multiplied and weighted, and the weighted spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users is output in association with the transmitting antenna 31c.
- the multiplying unit 27 1 d inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output in association with the transmission antenna 31 d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 23 and outputs a weight constant. performed-wait with multiplies e Q, the spread data of a plurality of users after multiplexing that morning with-wait is corresponds to the transmitting antenna 3 1 d outputs.
- the multiplication section 28 1a outputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from the beam unit multiplexing section 24 corresponding to the transmission antenna 31a. Enter the weight constant 2e. , And weighting is performed, and expansion of the weighted multiple users after multiplexing is performed. The scattered data is output in association with the transmitting antenna 31a.
- the multiplying unit 2811c inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output in association with the transmission antenna 31c from the beam unit multiplexing unit 24, and Multiply by 2 to perform weighting, and output the spread data of the plurality of weighted multiplexed users corresponding to the transmitting antenna 31c.
- the multiplication unit 291 b transmits the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output from the beam unit multiplexing unit 25 corresponding to the transmission antenna 31 b. It inputs and multiplies by a weight constant 2 e Q to perform weighting, and outputs the weighted multiplexed spread data of a plurality of users in association with the transmitting antenna 31b.
- the multiplying unit 291 d inputs the spread data of a plurality of multiplexed users output corresponding to the transmission antenna 3 1 d from the beam unit multiplexing unit 25, and calculates the weight constant 2 Multiplication is performed and weighting is performed, and the spread data of a plurality of weighted multiplexed users is output in association with the transmission antenna 31d.
- the transmission multiplexing section 30 is output from the transmission beam generation sections 26, 27, 28, 29 corresponding to the respective transmission antennas 31 a, 31 b, 31 c, 3 Id.
- the multiplexed spread data of the multiple users with weights is input and multiplexed in units of transmission antennas 31a, 31b, 31c, and 31d, and each transmission antenna 3la, 31 Output to b, 3 1 c, 3 I d.
- the antenna unit multiplexing section 301 a is weighted by the transmission beam generation sections 26, 27, 28 corresponding to each transmission antenna 31 a. Multiplexed spread data of multiple users is input, multiplexed in units of transmit antenna 31a, and output to transmit antenna 31a Do
- the antenna unit multiplexing unit 301b is configured to transmit the weighted multiplexed multiple users output from the transmission beam generation units 26, 27, and 29 corresponding to the transmission antenna 3lb. Data is input, multiplexed in units of transmission antennas 31b, and output to transmission antenna 31b.
- the antenna unit multiplexing unit 301c outputs a plurality of weighted multiplexed users output from the transmission beam generation units 26, 27, 28 in association with the transmission antenna 31c.
- the spread data is input, multiplexed in units of transmission antenna 31c, and output to transmission antenna 31c.
- the antenna unit multiplexing unit 301 d outputs a plurality of weighted multiplexed users output from the transmission beam generation units 26, 27, and 29 corresponding to the transmission antenna 31 d.
- the spread data is input, multiplexed in units of transmission antennas 3 1 d, and output to transmission antenna 3 Id.
- the reception beam generation unit 12 uses the Fourier transform for four reception signals from each of the reception antennas lla, lib, 11c, and 11d. Wait W RXbeam . , W RXbeaml to generate two receive beams beam 0 and beam 1 that are orthogonal and spatially separated from each other, so that four receive antennas 11 a, lib, 11 c, and 11 d can be obtained.
- one demodulation processing unit 16 can perform demodulation processing, and the size of the device can be reduced compared to a conventional wireless communication device that requires the same number of demodulation processing units as the number of receiving antennas. The effect that can be obtained is obtained.
- path information can be detected by the generated two received beams beam0 and beam1, the number of path search units can be reduced, and the demodulation processing unit can be detected. Since the input to 16 can be two inputs, the input switching function in the demodulation processing unit 16 can be reduced, and the effect of reducing the size of the device can be obtained. Further, according to the first embodiment, two reception beams beam 0 and beami are generated, and a reception signal having an antenna gain four times as large as that of one reception antenna is demodulated by the demodulation processing unit 1. By inputting to 6, the effect of improving the reception performance can be obtained.
- the receiving apparatus detects path information using receiving beams beam 0 and beam 1 and selects a transmitting beam including the arrival direction of the input wave, and the transmitting apparatus selects the transmitting beam. By radiating the beam, an effect that transmission power can be reduced can be obtained.
- the first embodiment four receiving antennas 11a, lib, 11c, and lid are used.
- a diversity configuration can be achieved by adding four more receiving antennas.
- eight antennas can convert to four receive beams.
- the receiving antennas so as to compensate for the drop between the receiving beams, an effect of improving the receiving characteristics can be obtained.
- spread data of a plurality of users are multiplexed on transmission beams beam0, beaml, beam2, and beam3, and four transmission antennas 31a, 3a are transmitted.
- transmission is performed from 1 b, 31 c, and 31 d, transmission may be performed using a single omnidirectional transmission antenna without performing beam combining.
- the wireless communication apparatus is suitable for reducing the number of demodulation processing units with respect to the number of receiving antennas and for downsizing the apparatus.
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