WO2009154278A1 - 受信装置、通信システム、および、受信方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a receiving apparatus, a communication system, and a receiving method in wireless communication and optical communication.
- This application includes Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-162478 filed in Japan on June 20, 2008, Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-210926 filed in Japan on August 19, 2008, and Japan on April 28, 2009. Priority is claimed based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2009-109962 filed in Japan, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
- FIG. 13 shows an example of a conventional receiver of single carrier transmission using frequency domain equalization (FDE).
- This receiver includes receiving units 101-1 to R, timing detecting units 102-1 to R, frequency offset compensating units 103-1 to R, serial / parallel conversion units 104-1 to R, and FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) calculation.
- R indicates the number of input ports.
- a single carrier received signal input from R communication ports of the receiver is converted into a baseband digital signal by the receiving units 101-1 to 101-R using an oscillation signal from the local oscillator 112. Is converted to
- the signals converted by the receiving units 101-1 to R are detected by the timing detection units 102-1 to 102-R using the preamble signal for each port, and the timing is detected.
- the frequency detected by the timing detectors 102-1 to 102-R is estimated by the frequency offset compensator 103-R using the preamble signal included in the single carrier received signal. Compensated based on frequency offset.
- the preamble signal is input to the weight calculation units 107-1 to 107-R, and equalization weights are calculated by the weight calculation units 107-1 to R.
- the data signal is subjected to serial / parallel conversion by the serial / parallel converters 104-1 to 104-R, and then subjected to FFT operation by the FFT arithmetic units 105-1 to 105-R. Is obtained.
- equalization sections 106-1 to 106-R perform equalization in the frequency domain using the weights calculated by weight calculation sections 107-1 to 107-R.
- the signal synthesizer 108 synthesizes the signals of the respective frequency components, which are signals of the respective ports, and then converts the signals into time signals by performing IFFT computations in the IFFT computation unit 109.
- the signal converted into the time signal is subjected to parallel / serial conversion by the parallel / serial converter 110 and then demodulated by the demodulator 111. Thereby, a transmission data sequence can be obtained by a single carrier receiver.
- the frequency offset compensator 103-r includes an offset estimator 1031-r and an offset compensator 1032-r.
- the offset estimated value is output to the offset compensator 1032-r.
- Non-Patent Document 1 is known as a conventional technique of the single carrier receiver described with reference to FIG.
- Non-Patent Document 1 When performing optical or wireless transmission, it is known that a phase offset occurs due to instability of a device in a local oscillator or a receiver. For this reason, the single carrier receiver shown in Non-Patent Document 1 has a problem in that when the optical or wireless transmission is performed, each reference frequency for transmission and reception is different, so that a phase offset occurs.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and the purpose thereof is when there is temporal phase offset instability or fluctuation, or when there is a phase offset mismatch between reception ports.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a receiving apparatus, a communication system, and a receiving method capable of compensating for a phase offset. It is another object of the present invention to provide a receiving device, a communication system, and a receiving method capable of compensating for a frequency offset even when frequency instability or frequency mismatch between receiving ports occurs.
- a receiving apparatus for receiving a signal input to a single port or a plurality of ports as a single or a plurality of received signals: for shaping a signal waveform of a pre-assigned received signal among the one or a plurality of received signals
- a timing detection unit that detects a signal position by detecting a signal position with respect to the reception signal allocated in advance, and a frequency that compensates a frequency offset for the reception signal detected by the timing detection unit.
- An offset compensator a serial / parallel converter for serial / parallel conversion of the received signal compensated by the frequency offset compensator, and a Fourier transform for Fourier transforming the received signal serial / parallel converted by the serial / parallel converter And the received signal Fourier-transformed by the Fourier transform unit for each frequency component, etc.
- An inverse Fourier transform unit that performs inverse Fourier transform on the reception signal that has been equalized by the equalization unit, and a parallel / serial conversion unit that performs parallel / serial conversion on the reception signal that has been inverse Fourier transformed by the inverse Fourier transform unit.
- a signal synthesizer that synthesizes a signal waveform shaped by the singular or plural processors; a demodulator that demodulates the signal waveform synthesized by the signal synthesizer; A phase offset estimator that is arranged on a received signal conversion path from the timing detector to the demodulator and estimates a phase offset of the supplied received signal based on a unique word for each signal block included in the received signal; The reception signal conversion path arranged on the reception signal conversion path and based on the phase offset estimated by the phase offset estimation unit; Having; a phase offset compensating unit that compensates the phase offset of the signal.
- the communication system of the present invention receives a transmission device that transmits a transmission signal with a unique word added for each signal block, and the transmission signal input to one or more ports as one or more reception signals.
- a communication system having a receiving device, wherein the receiving device is configured to receive a pre-assigned reception signal for shaping a signal waveform of a pre-assigned received signal among the received signal or signals.
- a timing detection unit that detects a signal position by detecting a signal position with respect to a signal
- a frequency offset compensation unit that compensates a frequency offset with respect to a reception signal that is timing-detected by the timing detection unit, and a frequency offset compensation unit.
- a serial / parallel converter for serial / parallel conversion of the compensated received signal and the serial / parallel converter
- the Fourier transform unit that performs Fourier transform on the received signal that has undergone serial / parallel conversion, the equalization unit that equalizes the received signal Fourier-transformed by the Fourier transform unit for each frequency component, and equalization by the equalization unit One or a plurality of processing units having an inverse Fourier transform unit that performs inverse Fourier transform on the received signal, and a parallel / serial conversion unit that performs parallel / serial conversion on the received signal that has been inverse Fourier transformed by the inverse Fourier transform unit,
- a signal synthesizer for synthesizing the signal waveform shaped by the one or more processing units; a demodulator for demodulating the signal waveform synthesized by the signal synthesizer; and reception from the timing detector to the demodulator Estimate the phase offset of the supplied received signal based on the unique word for each signal block placed on the signal conversion path and included in the received signal
- the reception method of the present invention is a reception method used in a reception apparatus that receives a signal input to a single or a plurality of ports as a single or a plurality of reception signals, and among the single or a plurality of reception signals, A timing detecting step for detecting a signal position by detecting a signal position with respect to a pre-assigned received signal; a frequency offset compensating step for compensating a frequency offset for the received signal timing detected by the timing detecting step; A serial / parallel conversion process for serial / parallel conversion of the reception signal compensated by the frequency offset compensation process, a Fourier transform process for Fourier transforming the reception signal serial / parallel converted by the serial / parallel conversion process, and the Fourier transform Equalization process to equalize the received signal Fourier transformed by the process for each frequency component An inverse Fourier transform step for performing inverse Fourier transform on the reception signal equalized by the equalization step, and a parallel / serial conversion step for parallel / serial conversion of the reception signal inversely Fourier transformed by the
- a processing step for one or a plurality of received signals having; a signal synthesis step for synthesizing one or a plurality of signal waveforms shaped by the processing step for the one or more received signals; and a signal waveform synthesized by the signal synthesis step
- a phase offset of the supplied received signal based on a unique word for each signal block included in the received signal, which is performed during the received signal converting step from the timing detecting step to the demodulating step.
- the phase offset estimation unit or the phase offset estimation step estimates the phase offset ⁇ (q) of the supplied reception signal by the following general formula.
- y (m, q) is the supplied received signal in the q-th signal block
- x (m) is a unique word sequence
- parameter m is for identifying M blocks in the unique word block in order.
- the discriminating variable * indicates complex conjugate.
- arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- phase offset compensation it is possible to compensate for a complicated phase offset variation by performing phase offset compensation using a known signal component (unique word) included in a signal equalized in the frequency domain. Furthermore, when the phase offset is estimated for each signal obtained at each receiving port, there is a temporal phase offset instability or fluctuation, or there is a phase offset mismatch between receiving ports. The phase offset can also be compensated for.
- a unique word UW is used as a guard interval GI used for frequency domain equalization when a signal is transmitted
- the series is repeatedly inserted.
- a frequency offset is estimated using a unique word UW repeated a plurality of times for each block, and compensation is performed using the estimated frequency offset.
- the frequency offset that cannot be compensated by the time-multiplexed preamble signal is equalized using the unique word UW before equalization. Compensate again for each block at each port. As a result, the frequency offset can be compensated and the transmission characteristics can be improved.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing the configuration of a receiving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- This receiving apparatus receives the single carrier received signal transmitted from the transmitting apparatus 10 as a plurality of received signals, for example, R received signals.
- R ( ⁇ 1) is the number of antennas or the number of antenna elements in the case of wireless transmission.
- this receiving apparatus will be described as having R ports.
- the description will be made assuming that the received signal received by the receiving device includes a unique word that is a predetermined signal for each signal block. Further, the description will be made assuming that the received signal includes a preamble signal.
- the unique word and preamble signal will be described later with reference to FIG.
- the receiving apparatus has a plurality of processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R for shaping a signal waveform of a reception signal associated in advance among a plurality of reception signals, and a signal waveform shaped by the plurality of processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R.
- the plurality of processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R have the same configuration.
- the configuration of the processing unit 1000 that is any one of the processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R will be described.
- the processing unit 1000 includes a reception unit 1001, a timing detection unit 1002, a frequency offset compensation unit 1003, a serial / parallel conversion unit 1004, an FFT calculation unit 1005 (Fourier transform unit), an equalization unit 1006, a weight calculation unit 1007, and an IFFT calculation unit. 1008 (inverse Fourier transform unit), parallel / serial conversion unit 1009, phase offset estimation unit 1010, and phase offset compensation unit 1011.
- the receiving unit 1001 receives a received signal from the corresponding antenna element, and converts the received signal into a baseband digital signal using an oscillation signal from the local oscillator 1014.
- the timing detection unit 1002 detects a signal position of the reception signal converted by the reception unit 1001 into a baseband digital signal, that is, a reception signal associated in advance, and performs timing detection. This signal position is detected based on, for example, a preamble signal included in the signal.
- the frequency offset compensation unit 1003 compensates the frequency offset for the reception signal detected by the timing detection unit 1002.
- the weight calculator 1007 calculates equalization weights based on the preamble signal included in the received signal compensated by the frequency offset compensator 1003.
- the serial / parallel converter 1004 performs serial / parallel conversion on the received signal compensated by the frequency offset compensator 1003.
- the FFT operation unit 1005 performs Fourier transform on the received signal that has been serial / parallel converted by the serial / parallel converter 1004. Based on the equalization weight calculated by the weight calculation unit 1007, the equalization unit 1006 equalizes the reception signal Fourier-transformed by the FFT calculation unit 1005 for each frequency component.
- the IFFT calculation unit 1008 performs inverse Fourier transform on the reception signal equalized by the equalization unit 1006.
- the parallel / serial converter 1009 performs parallel / serial conversion on the received signal that has been subjected to inverse Fourier transform by the IFFT calculator 1008.
- the phase offset estimation unit 1010 is arranged on this reception signal conversion path. More specifically, in the present embodiment, the phase offset estimation unit 1010 is arranged at the subsequent stage of the parallel / serial conversion unit 1009, and based on the received signal that the parallel / serial conversion unit 1009 performs parallel / serial conversion, Estimate the offset. When estimating the phase offset, the phase offset estimation unit 1010 estimates the phase offset for each signal block based on the unique word for each signal block included in the received signal.
- the phase offset compensator 1011 is arranged after the phase offset estimator 1010 on the received signal conversion path, and the parallel / serial converter 1009 performs parallel / serial conversion based on the phase offset estimated by the phase offset estimator 1010. Compensate for the phase offset of the received signal. Further, the phase offset compensation unit 1011 compensates the phase offset of the reception signal parallel / serial converted by the parallel / serial conversion unit 1009 based on the phase offset for each signal block estimated by the phase offset estimation unit 1010.
- the signal synthesis unit 1012 synthesizes the reception signals compensated by the phase offset compensation unit 1011 included in each of the plurality of processing units 1000.
- R received signals input to the R ports are converted into baseband digital signals by the receiving units 1001-1 to 1001-R using the oscillation signal from the local oscillator 1014. .
- the timings of the signals output from the receiving units 1001-1 to 1001-1R are detected by the timing detecting units 1002-1 to 1002-1 to detect the signal positions using the preamble signals. That is, the timing detectors 1002-1 to 1002-1 to R detect the signal position using the preamble signal for each input port, and detect the timing.
- the frequency detected by the frequency offset compensators 1003-1 to 1003-1 to 1003-1-R is estimated and compensated for the frequency offset using the preamble signal.
- the preamble signal is input to the weight calculation units 1007-1 to 1007-1 to calculate the equalization weight.
- the data signal is subjected to serial / parallel conversion by the serial / parallel converters 1004-1 to 1004-1 to R, and then subjected to FFT operation by the FFT arithmetic units 1005-1 to 1005-1 to generate frequency components of the received signal. Is obtained.
- equalization is performed in the frequency domain by the equalization units 1006-1 to 1006-1R using the weights calculated by the weight calculation units 1007-1 to 1007-1.
- IFFT conversion is performed by IFFT arithmetic units 1008-1 to 1008-1 to convert to time signals, and parallel / serial conversion is performed by parallel / serial converters 1009-1 to 1009-1.
- phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010 -R estimate the phase offset.
- the frequency offset or phase offset is compensated by the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 1011-1 to R based on the estimated phase offset estimation.
- the signal compensated by the processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R corresponding to each port is synthesized by the signal synthesis unit 1012, and the received signal is demodulated by the demodulation unit 1013. Thereby, a transmission data sequence is obtained at the receiver.
- FIG. 2 shows a block configuration of a transmission signal received by the receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment (refer to Reference Document 1 below).
- a signal block having blocks is generated as a transmission signal.
- This unique word UW is a predetermined signal and is a known signal component.
- the unique word UW also serves as a guard interval GI that compensates for an arrival delay difference in a propagation path such as a delay path and chromatic dispersion.
- the transmission device generates a transmission signal by adding a preamble signal block including a preamble signal to the head of the transmission signal.
- the transmission signal has a preamble signal block including a preamble signal at the head of the transmission signal, and has a plurality of signal blocks subsequent to the preamble signal block.
- Each signal block has K blocks, and among the K blocks, a unique word UW sequence which is information (signal) of the unique word UW is included in the unique word block which is M blocks.
- the data blocks that are included and the remaining N blocks include a data sequence that is information of a transmission data sequence.
- the receiving apparatus receives the transmission signal from the transmitting apparatus 10 as a received signal, and receives the received signal for each signal block that is K blocks, that is, for each unique word block and data block that are paired.
- the processing units 1000-1 to 1000-R perform processing such as FFT calculation and frequency domain equalization.
- the data signal described with reference to FIG. 1 corresponds to the signal included in the signal block described with reference to FIG.
- phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010-R and the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to R will be described in detail.
- the phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 1010-1 to R 1010-1 to R Is applied to the apparatus of this embodiment. That is, the phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010-R apply the phase offset ⁇ (r, q) to the output signals from the parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 to 100-R after equalizing the received signals. It is calculated and estimated based on (Equation 1).
- y (r, m, q) is an output signal from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r in the q-th signal block
- x (m) is a unique word UW sequence.
- the parameter m is an identification variable for sequentially identifying each block in a unique word block having M blocks. * Indicates a complex conjugate.
- arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 1011-1 to R have the phase offset ⁇ estimated by (Equation 1), the phase offset ⁇ (r, q) estimated in the q-th signal block, and (q-1 ) A data sequence included in N blocks (data blocks) output from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r using the phase offset ⁇ (r, q ⁇ 1) estimated in the first signal block. Perform linear interpolation on.
- phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R compensate for the phase offset of the data series included in the N blocks (data blocks) output from the parallel / serial conversion unit 1009-r.
- phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 101-1 to R have the phase offset ⁇ (r, q) estimated in the qth signal block and the phase offset ⁇ (r, q) estimated in the (q ⁇ 1) th signal block. -1), linear interpolation is performed on the data series included in the N blocks (data blocks) included in the q-th signal block output from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r. Do.
- phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 1011-1 to R receive data sequences included in the N blocks (data blocks) output from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r with respect to the q-th signal block. To compensate for the phase offset.
- the phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 101-R interpolate the data series included in one signal block using the phase offset estimation values of the two signal blocks by linear interpolation. It is not limited to this.
- the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R use the phase offset estimation values of the total Q signal blocks before and after the data series included in one signal block by C (C ⁇ Q) order interpolation.
- the phase offset may be compensated by interpolation.
- a signal block may be generated as follows.
- the transmission data sequence is divided into N blocks, and the last Ng block is copied as a guard interval GI in each block and inserted at the head of each corresponding block, so that (N + Ng) blocks as a whole You may make it produce
- the last Ng block copied as the guard interval GI in each block corresponds to the unique word block described above.
- phase offset compensation by the phase offset estimators 1010-1 to 1010-R and the phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 101-R a double multiplication method or a quadruple multiplication method (see the following Reference 3) is used to blind Offset compensation can be performed.
- the unique word may be a predetermined signal, or may be a signal obtained by copying the last Ng block in each block as described above. That is, the unique word may be a signal that can be detected for each signal block in the receiving apparatus.
- the unique word may be, for example, a guard interval GI.
- the FFT operation units 1005-1 to 1005-1 and the IFFT operation units 1008-1 to 1008-1 are used.
- an orthogonal converter such as a discrete Fourier transformer and an inverse discrete Fourier transformer is used.
- an inverse orthogonal transformer can also be used.
- the signal to be received by the receiving apparatus is single-access transmission by a single transmitting station.
- the receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment can also be used for transmission by a plurality of transmitting stations.
- each transmitting station transmits a plurality of transmission signals.
- the receiving apparatus it is also possible to receive the received signal with Ns times oversampling, and to receive a signal that has been oversampled with Ns times and that has been subjected to analog-digital conversion, as described above. is there.
- the receiving units 1001-1 to 1001-1-R receive the received signal by oversampling it by Ns times.
- phase offset estimators 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 1010-1 to R estimate the phase offset in order to estimate the phase offset. Is applied to the apparatus of such a form. That is, the phase offset estimating units 1010-1 to 1010-1 to R calculate the phase offset ⁇ ′ by the following (Equation 2).
- y ′ (r, m, q) represents an output signal from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r in the q-th signal block obtained by Ns-times oversampling
- x ′ (m) represents A unique word UW sequence expressed by Ns times oversampling is shown.
- the parameter m is an identification variable for sequentially identifying each block in a unique word block having Ns ⁇ M blocks oversampled Ns times. * Indicates a complex conjugate.
- arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 1011-1 to R Based on the phase offset ⁇ ′ calculated by the phase offset estimators 1010-1 to 1010-1 to R in (Expression 2), the phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 1011-1 to R have the phase offset estimator 1010-1 in (Expression 1). Similarly to the case of the phase offset ⁇ calculated by ⁇ R, the phase offsets of (Ns ⁇ N) transmission data sequences output from the parallel / serial converter 1009-r are compensated.
- the receiving apparatus is a receiving system in single carrier transmission, but it can be similarly applied to multicarrier transmission.
- the configuration of the receiving device is based on frequency domain equalization, but it can also be applied when using time domain equalization using a tapped delay filter.
- PN sequence or a Chu sequence can be used as the unique word UW sequence (see the following Reference 4).
- signals input to a plurality of ports that is, signals received by a plurality of antenna elements are included in signals equalized in the frequency domain.
- the phase offset is compensated using the signal component (unique word). This makes it possible to compensate for complicated phase offset fluctuations.
- the phase offset is estimated for each signal obtained at each receiving port. This makes it possible to compensate the phase offset and receive the transmission data sequence even when there is temporal phase offset instability or fluctuation or when there is a phase offset mismatch between the receiving ports. is there.
- the configuration of the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-R is the same as the configuration of the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-R described with reference to FIG.
- the configuration of the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R is the same as that of the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R described with reference to FIG.
- the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-R and the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R are arranged on the received signal conversion path from the timing detection units 1002-1 to 1002-1 to the demodulation unit 1013.
- the configuration of the receiving apparatus in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is different from the configuration of the receiving apparatus in the second embodiment shown in FIG.
- the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R are parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 based on the phase offsets estimated by the phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010-1 to R.
- ⁇ R compensates the parallel / serial conversion received signal, and outputs the compensated received signal to the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-1 to R are arranged after the frequency offset compensators 1003-1 to R.
- the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R compensate the received signals compensated by the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to R based on the phase offsets estimated by the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-1
- the received signal is output to serial / parallel converters 1004-1 to 1004-1-R.
- the reception signals compensated by the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R are output to the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the parallel / serial converted reception signals of the parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 to 1009-1 to R are output to the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the parallel / serial conversion received signals of the parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 to 1009-1 to R have been described as being directly output to the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the parallel / serial conversion unit 1009-1 is used.
- the reception signals subjected to parallel / serial conversion of ⁇ R may be output to the signal synthesis section 1012 via the phase offset estimation sections 2010-1 to 2010-R.
- phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R use the unique word UW for the output signals from the parallel / serial converters 1009-1 to 100R that have been frequency domain equalized and parallel / serial converted (Equation 1). To estimate the phase offset for the qth signal block. Next, the phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R feed back the estimated phase offset information to the phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R corresponding to the ports.
- the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-1 to 2011R receive signals compensated by the frequency offset compensation unit 1003 based on the phase offset for the fed back q-th signal block, that is, received before the q + 1-th frequency domain equalization. Phase offset compensation is performed on the signal.
- the receiving apparatus estimates the phase offset of the q + 1-th signal block from the information of the q-th signal block, and compensates for the phase offset of the q + 1-th signal block.
- Such processing is suitable for online processing.
- phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R use the unique word UW for the output signals from the parallel / serial converters 1009-1 to 100R that have been frequency domain equalized and parallel / serial converted (Equation 1). To estimate the phase offset of the q-th signal block. Next, the phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R feed back the estimated phase offset information to the phase offset compensators 2011-1 to 2011-R corresponding to the ports.
- phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R perform phase offset compensation on the received signal before the qth frequency domain equalization based on the phase offset for the qth signal block fed back. Thereafter, the equalization process is performed again on the received signals that have been phase offset compensated by the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R, thereby improving the quality of the signal included in the qth signal block. Can do.
- the receiving apparatus estimates the phase offset of the qth signal block from the information of the qth signal block and compensates for the phase offset of the qth signal block.
- Such processing is suitable for offline processing.
- this receiving apparatus further includes a frequency offset compensated received signal storage unit in which the received signal compensated by the frequency offset compensating unit 1003 is stored. is doing.
- the receiving apparatus operates as follows, for example.
- the frequency offset compensation unit 1003 uses the compensated reception signal as the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R. And stored in the frequency offset compensated received signal storage unit.
- phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R perform phase offset compensation on the received signal before the qth frequency domain equalization based on the phase offset with respect to the fed back qth signal block
- a reception signal is read from the frequency offset compensation reception signal storage unit, and phase offset compensation is performed on the read reception signal based on the phase offset for the q-th signal block fed back.
- the receiving device can execute the second operation described above.
- the receiving device in the second embodiment is known to be included in the signal equalized in the frequency domain, like the receiving device in the first embodiment. Compensating for phase offset compensation by using signal components (unique words) to compensate for complex phase offset fluctuations and estimating the phase offset for each signal obtained at each receiving port Even when there is a typical instability or fluctuation of the phase offset, or when there is a phase offset mismatch between the reception ports, it is possible to compensate the phase offset and receive the transmission data sequence.
- the configuration of the phase offset estimation unit 3010 includes the phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010 -R described using FIG. 1 or the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010 -R described using FIG. It is the same as either one.
- the configuration of the phase offset compensation unit 3011 is any of the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R described with reference to FIG. 1 or the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R described with reference to FIG. It is the same.
- Phase offset estimator 3010 and phase offset compensator 3011 are arranged on the received signal conversion path from timing detectors 1002-1 to 1002-1 to demodulator 1013.
- the configuration of the receiving apparatus in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is different from the configuration of the receiving apparatus in the third embodiment shown in FIG.
- the phase offset estimation units 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 1010-R estimate the phase offset based on the received signal parallel / serial converted by the parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 to 1009-1R.
- the phase offset compensators 1011-1 to 101-1 to R receive the reception signals parallel / serial converted by the parallel / serial converters 1009-1 to 1009-1 R based on the phase offsets estimated by the phase offset estimators 1010-1 to 1010 -R. I was compensated.
- the phase offset estimation unit 3010 is arranged at the subsequent stage of the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the phase offset estimation unit 3010 estimates the phase offset based on the received signal synthesized by the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the phase offset compensation unit 3011 is arranged at the subsequent stage of the phase offset estimation unit 3010.
- the phase offset compensation unit 3011 compensates the reception signal synthesized by the signal synthesis unit 1012 based on the phase offset estimated by the phase offset estimation unit 3010.
- the signal synthesis unit 1012 synthesizes the reception signals compensated by the phase offset compensation unit 1011 included in each of the plurality of processing units 1000.
- the signal synthesis unit 1012 synthesizes the reception signals parallel / serial converted by the parallel / serial conversion units 1009-1 to 1009-1R.
- the receiving apparatus has a set of phase offset estimating units 1010-1 to 1010-R and phase offset compensating units 1011-1 to R for each port with respect to the received signal for each port. is doing.
- the receiving apparatus according to the third embodiment has one set of a phase offset estimating unit 3010 and a phase offset compensating unit 3011 for a signal obtained by synthesizing the received signals for each port.
- the phase offset estimating unit 3010 calculates the phase offset of the output signal synthesized by the signal synthesizing unit 1012 using the general formula described above. Estimate using.
- the receiving apparatus according to the third embodiment described above can achieve the same effects as the receiving apparatus according to the first or second embodiment.
- the processing units 4000-1 to R in the present embodiment correspond to the processing units 1000-1 to R in FIG. 1, the processing units 2000-1 to R in FIG. 3, or the processing units 3000-1 to R in FIG. .
- phase offset estimation unit 4010 is the same as the configuration of the phase offset estimation unit 3010 described with reference to FIG. 4.
- the configuration of the phase offset compensation units 4011-1 to 401-11-R is the same as the configuration of the phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to 101-R described with reference to FIG. 1 or the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R described with reference to FIG. It is.
- Phase offset estimator 4010 and phase offset compensators 4011-1 to R are arranged on a received signal conversion path from timing detectors 1002-1 to R to demodulator 1013.
- the phase offset estimators 2010-1 to 2010-R estimate the phase offset based on the received signal parallel / serial converted by the parallel / serial converters 1009-1 to 1009-1.
- the phase offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R receive the received signals compensated by the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to R based on the phase offsets estimated by the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-R corresponding to the ports. Compensation was performed, and the compensated received signal was output to the serial / parallel converters 1004-1 to 1004-1-R.
- the phase offset estimation unit 4010 is arranged at the subsequent stage of the signal synthesis unit 1012 as in the third embodiment.
- the phase offset estimation unit 4010 estimates the phase offset based on the received signal synthesized by the signal synthesis unit 1012.
- the phase offset compensators 4011-1 to 4011-1 are arranged in the subsequent stages of the frequency offset compensators 1003-1 to 1003-1, respectively.
- the phase offset compensation units 4011-1 to R compensate the reception signal compensated by the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to 1003-1R, and directly apply the compensated reception signal. / Output to parallel converters 1004-1 to 1004-1-R.
- the phase offset estimation unit 4010 estimates the phase offset based on a signal obtained by synthesizing the reception signal for each port. That is, the phase offset estimation unit 4010 calculates the phase offset of the output signal synthesized by the signal synthesis unit 1012 using the general formula described above. Estimate using. Based on the estimated phase offset, the phase offset compensation units 4011-1 to R compensate for the reception signals compensated by the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to R for each port.
- the receiving device according to the fourth embodiment described above can achieve the same effects as the receiving devices according to the first to third embodiments.
- the transmission signal includes 2M unique words UW (M per unique word UW) and N data signals alternately obtained by time-multiplexing the preamble signal and then repeating twice.
- the reception signal received by the reception apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a preamble signal, a plurality of unique words UW, and a data signal for each signal block.
- the first frequency offset estimation unit 10031-r uses the preamble signal included in the reception signal detected by the timing detection unit, An estimated value of the first frequency offset is calculated.
- the first offset compensator 10032-r compensates for the frequency offset of the received signal whose timing is detected by the timing detector using the estimated value of the first frequency offset calculated by the first frequency offset estimator 10031-r. .
- the second offset estimation unit 10033-r calculates a second frequency offset estimation value using a plurality of unique words included in the received signal whose frequency offset has been compensated for by the first offset compensation unit 10032-r. To do.
- the second offset compensation unit 10033-r receives the frequency offset compensated by the first offset compensation unit 10032-r using the second frequency offset estimation value calculated by the second offset estimation unit 10033-r. Compensates for signal frequency offset.
- frequency offset compensation is performed using the time-multiplexed preamble signal as follows.
- the first offset estimator 10031-r calculates a frequency offset estimated value.
- This frequency offset estimation method can be performed by taking the cross-correlation between the preamble signal and the pilot transmission signal as in the conventional method.
- the calculated frequency offset estimation value is input as an input value to the first offset compensation unit 10032-r, and offset compensation is performed.
- the offset-compensated data reception signal output from the first offset compensator 10032-r is then input to the second offset estimator 10034-r of the second offset compensators 10034-r and 10033-r.
- the frequency offset is estimated using the data received signal subjected to frequency offset compensation from the first offset compensating unit 10032-r as an input signal and using the unique word UW portion of the data received signal. Calculate the value.
- the following (Formula 3) shows a calculation method for estimating by taking a time correlation between the received signal and the transmitted signal of the unique word UW.
- y (r, m, q) represents an output signal from the first offset compensation unit 10032-r in the q-th block
- x (m) represents a unique word UW sequence. * Indicates a complex conjugate.
- arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- the phase offset ⁇ (r, q) estimated in the q-th block estimated as in (Equation 3) and the phase offset ⁇ (r, q estimated in the previous block, that is, the (q ⁇ 1) -th block. q-1) is used to compensate for the frequency offset of the K data reception signals output from the first offset compensator 10032-r.
- the first unique word UW plays the role of the guard interval GI of the second unique word UW. Therefore, the frequency offset can be compensated in each block using the unique word UW even in a propagation path with delay dispersion, wavelength dispersion, and the like. Therefore, it is possible to recover the orthogonality loss due to the frequency offset between the FFT blocks, and it is possible to perform highly accurate signal determination. Further, since it is not necessary to periodically insert a pilot for frequency offset compensation, transmission efficiency does not decrease.
- the first-order linear interpolation is performed using the frequency offset estimation values of the two blocks, but C-order interpolation (where C ⁇ Q) may be performed using the preceding and following Q blocks.
- the number of unique words UW to be repeated is the same, but may be different (M ′ ⁇ M) as shown in FIG.
- the frequency offset value when B unique words UW are inserted is estimated by the following (formula 4).
- (B-1) estimated frequency offset values obtained by (Equation 4) Can be used to compensate for the frequency offset of the data signal by performing D-order interpolation (where D ⁇ B ⁇ 1).
- the variable b is an integer taking a value from 1 to B-1. * Indicates a complex conjugate.
- arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- the estimated value of the frequency offset can be obtained by averaging the correlation values obtained from (B-1) unique words UW according to the following (Equation 5).
- phase offset can be calculated by the following (Equation 6).
- y ′ (r, m, q) is an output signal from the first offset compensator 10032-r in the q th block obtained by Ns times oversampling
- x ′ (m) is Ns times oversampling.
- a unique word UW sequence expressed by sampling is shown. * Indicates a complex conjugate. arg is a function for obtaining an angle.
- the receiver configuration is based on frequency domain equalization, but it can also be applied when using time domain equalization using a tapped delay filter.
- a PN sequence or a Chu sequence can be used as the unique word UW sequence (see the above-mentioned Reference 4).
- the frequency offset is estimated and compensated for each port, but if the frequency offset is the same for all ports, the frequency offset estimation values for all ports may be averaged to improve the estimation accuracy. it can.
- the frequency offset that cannot be compensated for by the signal is compensated again for each block at each port before equalization using the unique word UW that also operates as the guard interval GI.
- the frequency offset can be compensated and the transmission characteristics can be improved.
- each signal block has a plurality of unique words as unique words UW. explained.
- the phase offset estimating units 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 1010-1 to 2010-1 in the first to fourth embodiments. R, the phase offset estimation unit 3010, and the phase offset estimation unit 4010 each estimate the phase offset based on any one predetermined unique word UW among the plurality of unique words.
- the phase offset is not limited to any one unique word UW, and may be estimated based on a plurality of predetermined unique words UW or all unique words UW.
- the number of ports R is the number of polarized waves having a predetermined angle in the electromagnetic field.
- the difference between wireless transmission and optical transmission is the configuration of the receiving unit 1001. Further, the local oscillator 1014 is changed to a local oscillation light source 2014.
- an input signal input to the receiving apparatus is when a polarization diversity 90-degree hybrid coupler is used. , X polarization and Y polarization. Therefore, the value R of the number of ports of the receiving device is 2. That is, the optical transmission receiving apparatus has a configuration (receiving unit 2001 described later) corresponding to the receiving units 1001-1 and 1001-2. This receiving apparatus has a configuration corresponding to processing units 1000-1 and 1000-2, processing units 2000-1 and 2000-2, processing units 3000-1 and 3000-2, or processing units 4000-1 and 4000-2.
- a configuration of a receiving unit 2001 as an example corresponding to the receiving units 1001-1 and 2 in FIG. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG.
- the optical signal transmitted from the transmission device 20 via the optical transmission path is mixed with the local oscillation light source oscillated from the local oscillation light source 2014 by the polarization diversity 90-degree hybrid coupler 20011.
- the optical signal is passed through BPDs (balanced photodiodes) 20012-1 to 2001-4, and four basebands of X-polarized I-phase and Q-phase and Y-polarized I-phase and Q-phase. Converted to analog signal.
- BPDs balanced photodiodes
- Each baseband analog signal is converted into a digital signal by a corresponding A / D converter 20013-1 to 2001-4. Thereafter, the digital signals corresponding to the I-phase and Q-phase of the X polarization output from the A / D converters 20013-1 and 2001-2 are processed as complex real and imaginary parts with respect to the X polarization. Is done.
- the digital signals corresponding to the I-phase and Q-phase of the X polarization output from the A / D converters 20013-1 and 2001-2 are sent via the complex signal converting unit 20014-1 to FIG.
- the signal is input to the timing detection unit 1002-1 of any one of the first to fourth embodiments described with reference to FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG.
- the digital signals corresponding to the I and Q phases of the Y polarization output from the A / D converters 20013-3 to 4 are real parts of complex numbers with respect to the Y polarization. And treated as an imaginary part.
- digital signals corresponding to the I-phase and Q-phase of Y polarization output from the A / D converters 20013-3 to 2001-3-4 are passed through the complex signal converting unit 20014-2, as shown in FIG.
- the data is input to the timing detection unit 1002-2 of any one of the first to fourth embodiments described with reference to FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG.
- the signal processing after the timing detection units 1002-1 to 1002-1 and 2 is the same processing in both cases of optical transmission and wireless transmission, and thus description thereof is omitted. That is, the operation of the receiving device according to the fifth embodiment is the same as the operation of any one of the first to fourth embodiments.
- a single-ended PD photodiode
- the receiving apparatus it is not limited to.
- a polarization diversity hybrid coupler having an arbitrary angle different from 90 degrees may be used instead of the polarization diversity 90-degree hybrid coupler 20011.
- the polarization is a polarization having an arbitrary angle predetermined in the electromagnetic field.
- the polarization diversity effect can be obtained even when the orthogonality of polarization is lost.
- the receiving apparatus receives signals input to a plurality of ports, that is, a plurality of separated polarized waves (for example, an X polarized wave and a Y polarized wave) as a plurality of received signals.
- phase offset compensation is performed using a known signal component (unique word) included in a signal equalized in the frequency domain. Therefore, it is possible to compensate for complicated phase offset fluctuations and estimate the phase offset for each signal obtained at each receiving port. Therefore, it is possible to compensate for the phase offset and receive the transmission data sequence even when there is instability or fluctuation of the phase offset in time or when there is a mismatch in phase offset between the reception ports. .
- the horizontal axis is OSNR (Optical signal-to-noise ratio), and the vertical axis is BER (Bit error rate).
- the experiment of FIG. 10 uses an ECL laser (external cavity laser) having a wavelength of 1552.12 nm as a carrier wave, a GI (guard interval) length of 1.28 ns, a transmission rate of 21.7 Gb / sec, and back-to- It is an experimental result in the case of optical transmission in the case of back.
- ECL laser external cavity laser
- GI guard interval
- the experimental result indicated by symbol A shows that the polarization output from the processing units 2000-1 and 2000-2 in the receiving apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is the same as that in the first embodiment described with reference to FIG. This is an experimental result when input to the timing detection unit 1002-1 of the receiving apparatus.
- the receiving device from which the experimental result indicated by the symbol A is obtained is referred to as “receiving device according to the fifth embodiment using the first embodiment”.
- the experimental result indicated by symbol B indicates that the polarization output from the processing units 2000-1 and 2000-2 in the receiving apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is the same as that in the third embodiment described with reference to FIG. It is an experimental result at the time of inputting into the timing detection part 1002-1 of the receiver by a form.
- the receiving apparatus from which the experimental result indicated by the symbol B is obtained is referred to as “receiving apparatus according to the fifth embodiment using the third embodiment”.
- the stability of the carrier frequency is lower than that of radio, and a sufficient phase offset is compensated. Can not do it. Therefore, the error rate of the received signal is such that it cannot be demodulated using an error correction code. That is, the error rate BER becomes a value that cannot be displayed in FIG.
- the receiving apparatus according to the fifth embodiment using a configuration can obtain a BER characteristic that can be sufficiently demodulated by using an error correction code even in the case of optical transmission, as compared with the receiving apparatus according to the prior art described above. I understand that
- the “receiving apparatus according to the fifth embodiment using the first embodiment” indicated by the experimental result of the symbol A is “third” shown by the experimental result of the symbol B.
- the BER characteristics are further improved.
- the fifth embodiment using the first to fourth embodiments as compared with the receiving apparatus using the method of compensating the frequency offset using the preamble signal as in the prior art. All of the receiving apparatuses according to the modes have sufficiently improved BER characteristics even in the case of optical transmission.
- each port (polarized waves of X and Y) as in the “reception device according to the fifth embodiment using the third embodiment” indicated by the experimental result of symbol B is shown.
- Phase offset compensation at each port as in the “reception device according to the fifth embodiment using the first embodiment” shown by the experimental result of the symbol A rather than performing phase offset compensation after combining the signals from It is better to synthesize after compensation. That is, the characteristic improvement of about 1 to 2 dB can be obtained in the receiving apparatus having the characteristic indicated by the symbol A than in the receiving apparatus having the characteristic indicated by the reference numeral B.
- the residual phase offset that cannot be fully compensated before frequency domain equalization is compensated again at each port before performing the diversity combining after equalization, whereby the phase offset
- transmission characteristics can be improved.
- the receiving apparatuses according to the first to fifth embodiments have been described as having a plurality of receiving ports and a plurality of processing units respectively corresponding to the plurality of receiving ports. is not.
- the reception apparatus may include a single reception port and a single processing unit corresponding to the single reception port.
- each port includes a timing detection unit, and each port performs timing detection.
- a plurality of or all timing detection units can be shared, or only a certain port includes a timing detection unit.
- the detection result can be used in another port.
- each port includes a weight calculation unit, and the equalization weight is calculated at each port.
- a plurality or all of the weight calculation units may be shared.
- sharing the weight calculation unit it is possible to calculate the weight in consideration of the weight of each port, which improves the characteristics.
- the transmission characteristics can be improved by multiplying the input signals for each port by different weights.
- a post-detection maximum ratio combining may be performed in which a signal-to-noise power ratio (SNR) is calculated based on the equalization weight calculated by the weight calculator, and a weight proportional to the signal-to-noise power ratio is multiplied.
- SNR signal-to-noise power ratio
- frequency domain equalization using FFT and IFFT is applied as an equalizer.
- the frequency domain equalization is not necessarily performed.
- a time domain using a tapped delay line filter is used. It is also possible to equalize distortion due to dispersion by equalization.
- single signal sequence transmission (or single-input transmission) or single polarization transmission is assumed.
- the above-described receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment is configured to perform MIMO (Multiple-input Multiple-output) transmission ( It is also possible to adapt to polarization multiplexing transmission. In this case, it is only necessary to have as many receiving apparatuses as the number of multiplexed sequences. For example, in order to demodulate signals multiplexed by MIMO transmission using the receiving apparatus according to the first embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, a plurality of received signals input to each port are used.
- the signal distributors 5001-1 to 500-1 to k (k is an arbitrary natural number) distribute signals and perform signal processing in the plurality of receiving apparatuses 5001-1 to 500-1 to k respectively in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
- Each transmission signal can be demodulated.
- the calculation method in the general MIMO transmission can be used as the calculation method of the equalization weight in the weight calculation unit.
- a method for calculating the equalization weight in the weight calculation unit there is a method of estimating the equalization weight in the weight calculation unit using a known signal as in Reference Document 5 below.
- some or all of the local oscillator, the timing detector, and the weight calculation unit can be made common.
- the weight calculation unit it is possible to calculate the weight in consideration of the weight of each port, which improves the characteristics.
- the signal synthesizer 1012 synthesizes the signal and then the demodulator 1013 demodulates the signal.
- each port includes a demodulator 1013, and each port has a configuration.
- the signal may be synthesized by the signal synthesis unit after demodulation.
- the configuration of synchronous detection using a local oscillator is used, but the receiving apparatus according to the present embodiment can be used even in the case of a direct detection method that does not use a local oscillator.
- each of the first to fourth embodiments is used independently, but a plurality of modes can be combined.
- phase offset compensation units 1011-1 to R are added after the frequency offset compensation units 2011-1 to 2011-R and the phase offset estimation units 2010-1 to 2010-R.
- the phase offset is compensated at two places.
- the frequency offset compensators 1003-1 to 1003-1 to 1003-1 to R in the configurations of the first to fourth embodiments are assumed to have the configurations described with reference to FIGS.
- the configuration of the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to 1003-1-R may be used as the configuration of the frequency offset compensation unit in the single carrier receiver according to the conventional technique described with reference to FIG. That is, the configuration of the frequency offset compensators 1003-1 to 1003-1-R can be used independently of the first to fourth embodiments.
- the configuration of the frequency offset compensation units 1003-1 to 1003-1 to R may be the configuration described with reference to FIGS.
- the frequency offset compensation received signal storage unit described above is a hard disk device, a magneto-optical disk device, a nonvolatile memory such as a flash memory, a storage medium that can only be read such as a CD-ROM, a RAM (Random Access Memory). It is assumed that it is configured by a volatile memory such as
- each unit included in the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 or the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 in FIG. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG. 5 is realized by dedicated hardware. It may also be realized by a memory and a microprocessor.
- each unit included in the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 in FIG. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG. 5 or the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 includes a memory and a CPU (central Function of each unit included in the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 in FIG. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, or FIG. 5 or the processing unit 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000.
- the function may be realized by loading a program for realizing the above into a memory and executing the program.
- the present invention can be applied to a receiving apparatus and a communication system in wireless communication and optical communication, and when received signals have temporal phase offset instability or fluctuation or when phase offset mismatch occurs between receiving ports. Can also compensate for the phase offset.
- Local oscillation light source 10031 ... first frequency offset estimation unit, 10032 ... First offset compensation unit, 10033 ... second offset estimation unit, 10034 ... second offset compensation unit, 2001 ... Polarization diversity 90 degree hybrid coupler, 20012 ... BPD (balanced photodiode), 2001 ... A / D converter, 200414 Complex signal converting unit
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本願は、2008年6月20日に日本に出願された特願2008-162478号、2008年8月19日に日本に出願された特願2008-210926号、および2009年4月28日に日本に出願された特願2009-109962号に基づき優先権を主張し、その内容をここに援用する。
オフセット推定器1031-rは、対応するタイミング検出部102-r(=1~R)からのシングルキャリア受信信号に含まれているプリアンブル信号を用いて、周波数オフセット推定値を算出し、算出した周波数オフセット推定値をオフセット補償器1032-rへ出力する。
オフセット補償器1032-rは、オフセット推定器1031-rにより算出されたオフセット推定値を用いて、対応するタイミング検出部102-r(=1~R)からのシングルキャリア受信信号に含まれているデータ受信信号のオフセット補償を行い、その結果を対応する直/並列変換部104-r(=1~R)に出力する。
また、周波数の不安定や受信ポート間の周波数の不一致が生じる場合においても、周波数オフセットを補償することができる受信装置、通信システム、および、受信方法を提供することにある。
以下、図面を参照して、本発明の実施の形態について説明する。図1は、この発明の一実施形態による受信装置の構成を示す概略ブロック図である。この受信装置は、送信装置10から送信されたシングルキャリア受信信号を、複数の受信信号、たとえば、R個の受信信号として受信する。ここで、R(≧1)は、無線伝送の場合は、アンテナの本数またはアンテナ素子の数である。以降においては、この受信装置は、R個のポートを有しているものとして説明する。
まず、受信機において、R個のポートに入力されたR個の受信信号は、受信部1001-1~Rにより、局部発振器1014からの発振信号を用いて、ベースバンドのディジタル信号に変換される。
L. Deneire, et al., “Training sequence versus cyclic prefix-a new look on single carrier communication,” IEEE Commun., Lett., vol. 5, no. 7, pp. 292-294, July 2001.
を本実施形態の装置に適用する。すなわち、位相オフセット推定部1010-1~Rは、受信信号を等化した後の並/直列変換部1009-1~Rからの出力信号に対して、位相オフセットθ(r、q)を、次の(式1)に基いて算出し、推定する。
D. Falconer, et al., “Frequency domain equalization for single-carrier broadband wireless systems,” IEEE Commun. Mag., vol. 40, no. 4, pp. 58-66、 Apr. 2002.
S. J. Savory, et al., “Electronic compensation of chromatic dispersion using a digital coherent receiver,” Optics express, vol. 15, no. 5, pp. 2120-2126, Mar. 2007.
また、ユニークワードは、たとえば、ガードインターバルGIであってもよい。
をそのような形態の装置に適用する。すなわち、位相オフセット推定部1010-1~Rは、次の(式2)により、位相オフセットθ’を算出する。
D. C. Chu, “ Polyphase codes with good periodic correlation properties,” IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory, Vol. 5, N0. 7, pp.531-532, July 1972.
次に、図3を用いて、第2の実施形態による受信装置の構成を説明する。なお、同図において図1の各部に対応する部分には同一の符号を付け、その説明を省略する。なお、図1の処理部1000-1~Rと、図3の処理部2000-1~Rとが、それぞれ対応する。
このような処理は、オフライン処理に好適である。
次に、図4を用いて、第3の実施形態による受信装置の構成を説明する。なお、同図において図1または図3の各部に対応する部分には同一の符号を付け、その説明を省略する。なお、図1の処理部1000-1~Rまたは図3の処理部2000-1~Rと、図4の処理部3000-1~Rとが、それぞれ対応する。
次に、図5を用いて、第4の実施形態による受信装置の構成を説明する。なお、同図において図1、図3または図4の各部に対応する部分には同一の符号を付け、その説明を省略する。本実施形態における処理部4000-1~Rは、図1の処理部1000-1~R、図3の処理部2000-1~R、または、図4の処理部3000-1~Rと対応する。
を用いて推定する。この推定した位相オフセットに基いて、位相オフセット補償部4011-1~Rが、各ポート毎に、周波数オフセット補償部1003-1~Rが補償した受信信号を補償する。
第rポートにおいて、まず、第一オフセット推定器10031-rが、周波数オフセット推定値を算出する。この周波数オフセットの推定方法は、従来法と同様にプリアンブル信号とパイロット送信信号の相互相関を取ることで行うことができる。
(式3)のように推定したq番目のブロックにおいて推定した位相オフセットθ(r,q)と、一つ前のブロック、つまり(q-1)番目のブロックにおいて推定した位相オフセットθ(r,q-1)とを用いて一次線形補間を行い、第一オフセット補償部10032-rから出力されたK個のデータ受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する。
また、周波数オフセット補償のためのパイロットを周期的に挿入する必要がなくなるため、伝送効率が低下しない。
を用いて、D次補間(ただし、D≦B-1)を行うことでデータ信号の周波数オフセットを補償することができる。なお、ここで、変数bは1~B-1の値をとる整数である。また、*は複素共役を示す。argは角度を求める関数である。
上記説明において、ユニークワードUW系列は、例えばPN系列や、Chu系列を用いることができる(上述の参考文献4参照)。
なお、任意の1つのユニークワードUWに限られるものではなく、予め定められている複数のユニークワードUW、または、全てのユニークワードUWに基いて、位相オフセットを推定してもよい。
次に、第1の実施形態から第4の実施形態のいずれかの実施形態による無線伝送に対する受信装置を、光伝送に対して適用した場合の構成を、第5の実施形態として説明する。
後述するように、光伝送の場合は、ポートの個数Rは、電磁場において予め定められた角度を持った偏波の数となる。
この受信装置は、処理部1000-1~2、処理部2000-1~2、処理部3000-1~2、または、処理部4000-1~2に対応する構成を有している。
受信部2001において、送信装置20から光伝送路を介して伝送されてきた光信号は、偏波ダイバシティ90度ハイブリッドカプラ20011によって、局部発振光源2014から発振された局部発振光源と混合される。次に、その光信号は、BPD(バランス型フォトダイオード)20012-1~4を介してX偏波のI相とQ相、および、Y偏波のI相とQ相の、4つのベースバンドアナログ信号に変換される。
さらに、3ポート以上にすることにより、偏波の直交性が失われた場合においても、偏波ダイバシティ効果を得ることができる。
例えば、第1の実施形態による受信装置を用いてMIMO伝送で多重された信号をそれぞれ復調するためには、図11と図12とに示すように、各ポートに入力された受信信号を、複数の信号分配部5001-1~k(kは任意の自然数)で信号を分配し、複数の受信装置5001-1~kにおいて、それぞれ第1の実施形態と同様に信号処理を行うことで、系列ごと送信信号を復調できる。
その際、重み演算部での等化重みの算出方法は、一般的なMIMO伝送における算出方法を用いることができる。例えば、重み演算部での等化重みの算出方法として、下記の参考文献5のように、既知信号を用いて重み演算部での等化重みを推定する方法がある。
I. Barhumi, et al., “Optimal Training Sequences for Channel Estimation in MIMO OFDM Systems in Mobile Wireless Channels,” Broadband Communications, 2002. Access, Transmission, Networking. pp. 44-1-44-6, 2002.
たとえば、この周波数オフセット補償部1003-1~Rの構成を、図13を用いて説明した従来技術によるシングルキャリア受信機における周波数オフセット補償部の構成として用いてもよい。すなわち、周波数オフセット補償部1003-1~Rの構成を、第1の実施形態から第4の実施形態から独立して用いることも可能である。
第1の実施形態から第4の実施形態を組み合わせた構成において、周波数オフセット補償部1003-1~Rの構成を、図6から図8を用いて説明したような構成としてもよい。
102、1002…タイミング検出部、
103、1003…周波数オフセット補償部、
104、1004…直/並列変換部、
105、1005…FFT演算部、
106、1006…等化部、
107、1007…重み演算部、
108、1012…合成部、
109、1008…IFFT演算部、
110、1009…並/直列変換部、
111、1013…復調部、
112、1014…局部発振器、
1000、2000、3000、4000…処理部、
1010、2010、3010、4010…位相オフセット推定部、
1011、2011、3011、4011…位相オフセット補償部、
2014…局部発振光源、
10031…第一周波数オフセット推定部、
10032…第一オフセット補償部、
10033…第二オフセット推定部、
10034…第二オフセット補償部、
20011…偏波ダイバシティ90度ハイブリッドカプラ、
20012…BPD(バランス型フォトダイオード)、
20013…A/D変換器、
20014…複素信号化部
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- 単数または複数のポートに入力された信号を単数または複数の受信信号として受信する受信装置であって、
前記単数または複数の受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号の信号波形を整形するために、それぞれが前記予め予め割当てられた受信信号に対して信号位置を検出してタイミング検出を行うタイミング検出部と、前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号に対して周波数オフセットを補償する周波数オフセット補償部と、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号を直/並列変換する直/並列変換部と、前記直/並列変換部によって直/並列変換された受信信号をフーリエ変換するフーリエ変換部と、前記フーリエ変換部によってフーリエ変換された受信信号を周波数成分毎に等化する等化部と、前記等化部によって等化された受信信号を逆フーリエ変換する逆フーリエ変換部と、前記逆フーリエ変換部によって逆フーリエ変換された受信信号を並/直列変換する並/直列変換部と、を有する単数または複数の処理部と、
前記単数または複数の処理部によって整形された信号波形を合成する信号合成部と、
前記信号合成部によって合成された信号波形を復調する復調部と、
前記タイミング検出部から前記復調部に至る受信信号変換経路上に配置され、前記受信信号に含まれる信号ブロック毎のユニークワードに基づいて、供給された受信信号の位相オフセットを推定する位相オフセット推定部と、
前記受信信号変換経路上に配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された位相オフセットに基いて前記受信信号変換経路上の信号の位相オフセットを補償する位相オフセット補償部と、
を有する受信装置。 - 単数または複数の前記位相オフセット推定部が前記並/直列変換部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記位相オフセット推定部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 単数または複数の前記位相オフセット推定部が前記並/直列変換部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記周波数オフセット補償部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 前記位相オフセット推定部が前記信号合成部の下流に配置され、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償部が前記位相オフセット推定部の下流に配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 前記位相オフセット推定部が前記信号合成部の下流に配置され、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記周波数オフセット補償部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 前記受信信号には、
プリアンブル信号と、
複数の前記ユニークワードと、
が信号ブロック毎に含まれており、
前記周波数オフセット補償部が、
前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号に含まれているプリアンブル信号を用いて、第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第一周波数オフセット推定部と、
前記第一周波数オフセット推定部によって算出された第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第一周波数オフセット補償部と、
前記第一周波数オフセット補償部によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号に含まれている複数のユニークワードを用いて、第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第二周波数オフセット推定部と、
前記第二周波数オフセット推定部によって算出された第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記第一周波数オフセット補償部によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第二周波数オフセット補償部と、
を有する請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 前記単数または複数の受信信号を複数に分配する信号分配部をさらに有し、
前記単数または複数の処理部に、前記信号分配部によって分配された受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号を供給する
請求項1に記載の受信装置。 - 信号ブロック毎にユニークワードが付加された送信信号を送信する送信装置と、
単数または複数のポートに入力された前記送信信号を単数または複数の受信信号として受信する受信装置とを有する通信システムであって、
前記受信装置は、
前記単数または複数の受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号の信号波形を整形するために、それぞれが前記予め予め割当てられた受信信号に対して信号位置を検出してタイミング検出を行うタイミング検出部と、前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号に対して周波数オフセットを補償する周波数オフセット補償部と、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号を直/並列変換する直/並列変換部と、前記直/並列変換部によって直/並列変換された受信信号をフーリエ変換するフーリエ変換部と、前記フーリエ変換部によってフーリエ変換された受信信号を周波数成分毎に等化する等化部と、前記等化部によって等化された受信信号を逆フーリエ変換する逆フーリエ変換部と、前記逆フーリエ変換部によって逆フーリエ変換された受信信号を並/直列変換する並/直列変換部と、を有する単数または複数の処理部と、
前記単数または複数の処理部によって整形された信号波形を合成する信号合成部と、
前記信号合成部によって合成された信号波形を復調する復調部と、
前記タイミング検出部から前記復調部に至る受信信号変換経路上に配置され、前記受信信号に含まれる信号ブロック毎のユニークワードに基づいて、供給された受信信号の位相オフセットを推定する位相オフセット推定部と、
前記受信信号変換経路上に配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された位相オフセットに基いて前記受信信号変換経路上の信号の位相オフセットを補償する位相オフセット補償部と、
を有する通信システム。 - 単数または複数の前記位相オフセット推定部が前記並/直列変換部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記位相オフセット推定部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 単数または複数の前記位相オフセット推定部が前記並/直列変換部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記周波数オフセット補償部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 前記位相オフセット推定部が前記信号合成部の下流に配置され、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償部が前記位相オフセット推定部の下流に配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 前記位相オフセット推定部が前記信号合成部の下流に配置され、前記信号合成部によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
単数または複数の前記位相オフセット補償部が前記周波数オフセット補償部の下流にそれぞれ配置され、前記位相オフセット推定部によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償部によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成部が前記単数または複数の前記並/直列変換部によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 前記受信信号には、
プリアンブル信号と、
複数の前記ユニークワードと、
が信号ブロック毎に含まれており、
前記周波数オフセット補償部が、
前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号に含まれているプリアンブル信号を用いて、第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第一周波数オフセット推定部と、
前記第一周波数オフセット推定部によって算出された第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記タイミング検出部によってタイミング検出された受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第一周波数オフセット補償部と、
前記第一周波数オフセット補償部によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号に含まれている複数のユニークワードを用いて、第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第二周波数オフセット推定部と、
前記第二周波数オフセット推定部によって算出された第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記第一周波数オフセット補償部によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第二周波数オフセット補償部と、
を有する請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 前記単数または複数の受信信号を複数に分配する信号分配部をさらに有し、
前記単数または複数の処理部に、前記信号分配部によって分配された受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号を供給する
請求項9に記載の通信システム。 - 単数または複数のポートに入力された信号を単数または複数の受信信号として受信する受信装置に用いられる受信方法であって、
前記単数または複数の受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号に対して信号位置を検出してタイミング検出を行うタイミング検出工程と、前記タイミング検出工程によってタイミング検出された受信信号に対して周波数オフセットを補償する周波数オフセット補償工程と、前記周波数オフセット補償工程によって補償された受信信号を直/並列変換する直/並列変換工程と、前記直/並列変換工程によって直/並列変換された受信信号をフーリエ変換するフーリエ変換工程と、前記フーリエ変換工程によってフーリエ変換された受信信号を周波数成分毎に等化する等化工程と、前記等化工程によって等化された受信信号を逆フーリエ変換する逆フーリエ変換工程と、前記逆フーリエ変換工程によって逆フーリエ変換された受信信号を並/直列変換する並/直列変換工程と、を有する単数または複数の受信信号に対する処理工程と、
前記単数または複数の受信信号に対する処理工程によって整形された単数または複数の信号波形を合成する信号合成工程と、
前記信号合成工程によって合成された信号波形を復調する復調工程と、
前記タイミング検出工程から前記復調工程に至る受信信号変換工程中に行われ、前記受信信号に含まれる信号ブロック毎のユニークワードに基づいて、供給された受信信号の位相オフセットを推定する位相オフセット推定工程と、
前記受信信号変換工程中に行われ、前記位相オフセット推定工程が推定した位相オフセットに基いて前記受信信号変換経路上の信号の位相オフセットを補償する位相オフセット補償工程と、
を有する受信方法。 - 前記位相オフセット推定工程が前記並/直列変換工程の次に行われ、前記並/直列変換工程によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償工程が前記位相オフセット推定工程の次に行われ、前記位相オフセット推定工程によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記並/直列変換工程によって並/直列変換された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成工程が前記位相オフセット補償工程によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項17に記載の受信方法。 - 前記位相オフセット推定工程が前記並/直列変換工程の次に行われ、前記並/直列変換工程によって並/直列変換された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償工程が前記周波数オフセット補償工程の次に行われ、前記位相オフセット推定工程によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償工程によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成工程が前記位相オフセット補償工程によって位相補償された受信信号を合成する
請求項17に記載の受信方法。 - 前記位相オフセット推定工程が前記信号合成工程の次に行われ、前記信号合成工程によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償工程が前記位相オフセット推定工程の次に行われ、前記位相オフセット推定工程によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記信号合成工程によって合成された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成工程が前記並/直列変換工程によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項17に記載の受信方法。 - 前記位相オフセット推定工程が前記信号合成工程の次に行われ、前記信号合成工程によって合成された受信信号に基づいて前記位相オフセットを推定し、
前記位相オフセット補償工程が前記周波数オフセット補償工程の次に行われ、前記位相オフセット推定工程によって推定された信号ブロック毎の位相オフセットに基いて、前記周波数オフセット補償工程によって補償された受信信号の位相を補償し、
前記信号合成工程が前記並/直列変換工程によって並/直列変換された受信信号を合成する
請求項17に記載の受信方法。 - 前記受信信号には、
プリアンブル信号と、
複数の前記ユニークワードと、
が信号ブロック毎に含まれており、
前記周波数オフセット補償工程が、
前記タイミング検出工程によってタイミング検出された受信信号に含まれているプリアンブル信号を用いて、第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第一周波数オフセット推定工程と、
前記第一周波数オフセット推定工程によって算出された第1の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記タイミング検出工程がタイミング検出した受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第一周波数オフセット補償工程と、
前記第一周波数オフセット補償工程によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号に含まれている複数のユニークワードを用いて、第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を算出する第二周波数オフセット推定工程と、
前記第二周波数オフセット推定工程によって算出された第2の周波数オフセットの推定値を用いて、前記第一周波数オフセット補償工程によって周波数オフセットを補償された受信信号の周波数オフセットを補償する第二周波数オフセット補償工程と、
を有する請求項17に記載の受信方法。 - 前記単数または複数の受信信号を複数に分配する信号分配工程をさらに有し、
前記処理工程に、前記信号分配工程によって分配された受信信号のうち、予め割当てられた受信信号を供給する
請求項17に記載の受信方法。
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