WO2009157296A1 - 時刻同期装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a time synchronization apparatus, and more particularly to a time synchronization apparatus in a base station that relays communication between mobile stations under clock synchronization based on a time signal received from a GPS communication satellite.
- Background art calligraphy
- the mobile communication system includes a plurality of base stations each having a service area (cell) and a mobile station moving in the service area (cell).
- GPS Global Positioning system
- the inter-base station synchronization method is a method (apparatus) in which a plurality of base stations synchronize with each other or in accordance with UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) by GPS reception. is there.
- Each base station may not be locked to UTC time because the GPS receiver provided in the base station cannot capture the GPS communication satellite.
- This state is called “GPS unlocked state” in this technical field.
- Various time synchronization devices that can synchronize between base stations even in such a GPS unlocked state have been proposed.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-154920
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-154920
- the clock synchronization method of the synchronous base station control system that can be maintained in the above is disclosed.
- the base station when each base station can receive a time signal from the GPS communication satellite, the base station receives the GPS time signal and receives PPS (Pulse Per Second).
- PPS Pulse Per Second
- the clock is synchronized by outputting a signal and generating a PPS clock based on this PPS signal.
- each base station cannot receive the time signal from the GPS communication satellite
- the clock is synchronized with the RTC (Real Time Clock) generated by the base station.
- the PPS signal is also generated when the time signal from the GPS communication satellite cannot be received.
- the RTC is monitored for coincidence with the PPS clock, and if not, it is corrected based on the PPS clock.
- the PTC PPS Signal Counter
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the time synchronization apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1.
- the time synchronizer shown in the figure includes a central processing unit (CPU) 101, a local clock generator 102, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 103, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 104, a GPS antenna 105, a GPS receiver 106, It consists of a PPS receiver 107.
- CPU central processing unit
- ROM Read Only Memory
- RAM Random Access Memory
- the GP S receiving unit 106 receives a time signal provided by the G PS communication satellite by the G P S antenna 105 and outputs a PP S signal, and sends the P P S signal to the P Ps receiving unit 107 through the line L 1. ? 3
- the receiving unit 107 generates a PP S clock based on the PP S signal and provides this to the CPU 101.
- the PPS signal is a signal generated based on a time signal almost equal to the standard time signal, and is provided every second. Therefore, as long as the time signal from the GPS communication satellite can be received, the C P U 101 is provided with a PPS clock with an accurate timing, and the clock synchronization is accurately maintained.
- the local clock generator 102 generates an RTC, and the RTC is monitored by the CPU 101 to see if it matches the PPS clock. If the RTC does not match, it is corrected by the correction unit configured by the CPU 101, ROM103, and RAMI 04. It is done.
- the first problem is that when each base station cannot acquire a GPS communication satellite, the correct time cannot be obtained.
- the reason is as follows.
- the system clock is corrected by the RTC in seconds.
- RTC that The circuit is premised on the accuracy of about 1 second. For this reason, such a method can only be corrected with an accuracy of about 1 second when building a system synchronized with UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
- the second problem is that accurate accuracy can only be maintained at the second level.
- the reason for this is that the PSC (PPS Signal Counter) value obtained by counting the PPS signal output from the time synchronizer using the GPS communication satellite every second is compared with the RTC clock second information and sent to the RTC. This is because we are trying to get accurate time by applying correction.
- PSC PPS Signal Counter
- Patent Document 2 Patent No. 3,379,698 (hereinafter referred to as “Patent Document 2”) synchronizes the system clock to UTC time even when the GPS unhooked state is reached.
- An inter-base station synchronization apparatus is disclosed.
- each base station generates a GPS receiver that receives its own UTC time from a GPS communication satellite, and a queuing signal synchronized with its own UTC time.
- a memory unit for storing the delay correction value.
- Each base station generates a synchronized clock signal by adding the above delay correction value to the other UTC time when it cannot capture its own UTC time from the GPS communication satellite.
- the above delay compensation value is
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000_332678 is a mobile station that maintains synchronization with high precision and is not connected when synchronization time information cannot be acquired from a GPS satellite. Discloses a synchronization maintaining method that can hold the synchronization time.
- the synchronization maintaining method disclosed in Patent Document 3 when synchronization time information cannot be received from a GPS satellite, the phase difference between the received GP S time clock and the internally generated clock is detected. The phase of the clock generated internally is controlled so as to eliminate this, and synchronization is performed using the controlled clock.
- Patent Document 4 describes synchronization between base stations even when the delay time of the transmission path between base stations varies.
- An inter-base station synchronization system is disclosed.
- a base station that synchronizes clocks with a plurality of other base stations includes a time information reception unit, an input unit, a delay time detection unit, and a storage unit. And an input clock signal monitoring unit and a clock signal generation unit.
- the time information receiver receives the time information from the satellite and generates its own clock signal using the received time information.
- the input unit inputs the queuing signal from at least two other base stations as the input clock signal.
- the delay time detector detects each delay time of the incoming clock signal relative to its own clock signal using the own clock signal generated by the time information receiver and the incoming clock signal input by the input unit. To do.
- the storage unit stores the delay time detected by the delay time detection unit.
- the clock signal monitoring unit monitors each of the input clock signals input from the input unit and detects fluctuations in the input clock signal.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a time synchronization apparatus capable of reducing the cost required to maintain the same level of stability for the time synchronization signal.
- the time synchronization device of the present invention obtains the correct time information from another time synchronization device that can receive the GPS communication satellite normally. By passing through and correcting the predetermined delay time, the system can play a role as a time synchronizer for as long a time as possible even when the GPS communication satellite cannot be captured. That is, the time synchronization apparatus of the present invention captures a GPS communication satellite in a time synchronization apparatus in a base station that relays communication between mobile stations under clock synchronization based on a time signal received from a GPS communication satellite. If this is not possible, a circuit that acquires the time information of the time signal received by the other base station from the GPS communication satellite via the mobile station from the other base station in the handover state, and the acquired time information And a circuit that synchronizes its own clock.
- the effect of the present invention is that the system operation time can be obtained even when the GPS communication satellite cannot be acquired without changing the basic configuration of the time synchronization device used so far. It can be kept for a long time.
- the reason is that the UTC timing of the base station that is no longer able to capture the GPS communication satellite is calculated based on the frame data from the other base stations that can normally receive the GPS communication satellite, and correction adjustment is applied. .
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of a related art time synchronization apparatus.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the positional relationship between two base stations and a mobile station.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a time synchronization apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the handover area.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a detailed example of the GPS receiver in the time synchronization apparatus of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the time synchronizer of FIG. Fig. 7 is a relative relationship diagram showing the time difference between the frame and UTC time. Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention:
- the base station equipped with the time synchronizer of the present invention relays communication between mobile stations (Mob i 1 e S tat i on) under clock synchronization.
- FIG. 2 shows a mobile communication system including a base station provided with a time synchronization apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. Figure 2 illustrates the positional relationship between the two base stations and the mobile station.
- the illustrated mobile communication system includes first and second base stations 100 and 200, and first to third mobile stations 41, 42, and 43.
- the first base station 1 0 0 and the second base station 200 are connected to each other via a wired communication network 30.
- the first base station 100 includes a first GPS antenna 8-1 and a first communication antenna 9-1.
- the second base station 200 includes a second GPS antenna 8 1-2 and a second communication antenna 9-12.
- Figure 2 shows the following. That is, the first base station 100 relays communication between the first mobile station 41 and the second mobile station 42 via the first communication antenna 91.
- the second base station 200 relays communication between the second mobile station 42 and the third mobile station 43 via the second communication antenna 91. Therefore, in the illustrated example, the second mobile station 42 exists in an area (handover area) where transmission and reception can be performed between the first and second base stations 100 and 200.
- clock synchronization is performed as follows. That is, the first base station 100 is connected with the first GPS antenna 8-1, and the second base station 200 is connected with the second GPS antenna 8-2. Receives a time signal. Then, based on this time information, clock synchronization is performed between the first base station 100 and the second base station 200. This time signal is synchronized with UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) with extremely high accuracy.
- UTC Coordinatd Universal Time
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of first base station (time synchronization apparatus) 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the second base station 200 has the same configuration as that of the first base station 100 shown in FIG. Therefore, hereinafter, the first base station 100 will be described as a representative.
- the first base station 100 includes a first GPS receiver 1-1, a first 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2-1, a first control unit 3-1, a first frame generation unit 4-1 1 1st radio frequency input / output unit 5—1, 1st CPU circuit unit 6—1, 1st frame timing detection unit 7—1, 1st GPS antenna 8—1, 1st communication antenna 9 — Consists of 1 and the first LAN port 10_1.
- First GP S antenna 8— 1 Is for GPS satellite acquisition, and the first communication antenna 91 is for wireless connection.
- the suffix “2” is attached to the constituent elements of the second base station 200 instead of the suffix “1”.
- the second base station 200 includes a second GPS receiver 1-1, a second 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2-2, a second control unit 3-2, a second frame generation unit 4-1 2 , 2nd radio wave input / output unit 5-2, 2nd CPU circuit unit 6-2, 2nd frame timing detection unit 7-2, 2nd GP S antenna 8 1 2 for second communication It consists of antennas 9 and 2 and a second LAN port 10-2.
- the second GPS antenna 8-2 is for capturing GPS satellites
- the second communication antenna 9-12 is for wireless connection.
- the first GP S receiver 1 _ 1 receives the information from the GP S satellite via the first GP S antenna 8-1 and performs internal processing to obtain position information, GP S satellite information, and time information. (Including hourly signal). Also, the first GPS receiver 1-1 1 sends a 10 MHz clock (hereinafter simply referred to as “clock”) and 1 PP S (lPulse Per Second) signal to the first controller 3-1 after internal processing. Output. Furthermore, when the first GPS receiver 1-1 cannot receive the time signal, it sends alarm information to the first controller 3-1.
- the first controller 3-1 operates in synchronization with the clock.
- the first control unit 3-1 can receive various status information and alarm information from the first GPS receiver 1-1 1 via RS-232C (serial communication).
- RS-232C serial communication
- the first control unit 3-1 sets the first GP S receiver 1-1 via RS-232C. It is connected so that it can be changed.
- the first control unit 3-1 sends the 1 PPS signal from the first GPS receiver 1-1 to the first frame generation unit 4-1 in a normal state. However, when alarm information is received from the first GPS receiver 1-1, the first control unit 3-1 makes a request to start the timer operation to the first CPU circuit unit 6-1. Then, the first control unit 3-1 stops the radio output when there is no base station that can be handed over within a predetermined time. On the other hand, when there is a base station that can be handed over within a predetermined time, the first control unit 3-1 sends to the base station calculated by the first CPU circuit unit 6-1. Compare the timing of the 1 PPS signal with the timing of the 1 PPS signal from the first GPS receiver 1-1.
- the first control unit 3-1 can receive the correction information (correction phase amount) from the first 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2-1 and send the correction information to the first GPS receiver 1-1. It is connected to the. Further, the first control unit 3-1 is connected so that the corrected 1 PPS signal from the first GPS receiver 1-1 can be output to the first frame generation unit 4. .
- handover means that when a mobile station exists in an area (handover area) that can be transmitted and received between a plurality of base stations, for example, the mobile station performs communication from the base station that performs communication. An operation that changes the base station that communicates with another base station.
- the radio wave reach from the base station to the mobile station is determined by the transmission power of the base station and the performance of each receiver.
- the communication range between the first base station 100 and the mobile station determined by them is shown as the first radio wave reachable range A 1 from the first base station 100, and the second base
- the communicable range between the base station 200 and the mobile station is shown as a second radio wave reach range A 2 from the second base station 2 00.
- These first and second radio wave coverages A 1 and A 2 exist in an overlapping manner so that communication with the mobile station can be performed without interruption, and the hatched portion in FIG.
- the first base station 100 and the second base station 20 0 communicate with the location information of the mobile station, the upper network, etc. (See 2).
- the second mobile station 4 2 force exists in the overlapping area A Q l .
- the first frame generation unit 41 generates a frame based on the 1 PPS signal from the first control unit 3_1.
- the generated frame is sent to the first radio wave input / output unit 51.
- the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 transmits the frame input from the first frame generation unit 4-11 to the mobile station or another base station from the first communication antenna 9-1. Output. In other words, communication is performed between the mobile station and other base stations using this frame.
- a frame that is wirelessly output from another base station and received by the first communication antenna 9-1 1 passes through the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1.
- the first frame timing detector 7-1 detects timing information in the frame and sends it to the first CPU circuit 6-1.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 Upon receiving a timer operation start request from the first control unit 3-1, the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 searches for a base station that can be handed over within a certain period of time. When such a base station does not exist, the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 stops the frame generation in the first frame generation unit 4-1. On the other hand, when there is a base station that can be handed over, the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 requests the provision of handover information to all base stations via the first LAN port 10-1. The host device of the first base station 100 determines a base station to be handed over (in this example, the second base station 200).
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 receives various data from the second base station 200 wirelessly and by wire. This data includes information that the second base station 200 is in handover and timing information used as time information.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6 is connected to the first base station 200 from the second base station 200 via the second mobile station 42 according to the position information of the mobile station, the first base station 100 and the second base station 200.
- the total delay time of data transmission to the base station 100 is calculated, and the timing of the 1 PPS signal in the second base station 200 is calculated based on the time information of the received frame.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 controls frame generation in the first frame generation unit 4-1, under the control of the first control unit 3_1.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 determines that the first 1 PPS signal and the second base station at the first base station 10 ° are based on the comparison result of the 1 PPS signal from the first control unit 3-1.
- the phase difference with the second 1 PPS signal at 200 is calculated, and the calculated phase difference is sent to the first 1 PPS correction circuit section 2-1.
- the first 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2_1 calculates a correction phase amount based on the phase difference and sends the calculated correction phase amount to the first control unit 3-1.
- the mobile station (second mobile station 200) is transferred from another base station (second base station 200) in the handover state. It works as a circuit that acquires the time information of the time signal received by the other base station (second base station 200) from the GPS communication satellite via the station 42).
- Ma W The first 1 PPS correction circuit section 2-1 functions as a circuit that performs its own clock synchronization based on the acquired time information.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the first GPS receiver 11 shown in FIG. 1st GP S receiver 1 1 1 1st GP S engine 11 1 1 1st phase comparator 12_1 1st phase controller 13-1 1st oscillator 14 1 1 1st It consists of a frequency divider 15-1, and a first external IZF section 16-1.
- the second GPS receiver 1-2 includes a second GPS engine 11-2, a second phase comparator 12-2, a second phase control unit 13-2, and a second It consists of an oscillator 14-2, a second frequency divider 15-2, and a second external IZF section 16-2.
- the first GPS engine 1 1 1 1 When the first GPS engine 1 1 1 1 receives the time signal from the first GPS antenna 8-1, it generates GPSJLPPS.
- the first oscillator 14–1 generates a 10 MHz clock. This clock is sent to the first frequency divider 15-1 and the first control unit 3-1.
- the first divider 15—1 generates a 1 PPS signal from the clock.
- the generated 1 PPS signal is sent to the first phase comparator 12-1 and the first control unit 3-1.
- the first phase comparator 12_1 compares the phases of the GPS-1PPS signal and the 1PPPS signal, and sends the phase comparison result to the first phase control unit 13-1.
- the first phase control unit 13-1 is connected to the first oscillator 141-1 so that the phase of the clock can be adjusted by the phase comparison result.
- the first phase control unit 13-1 assumes that the time signal is not received and To the first external IZF section 16-1.
- the first external IZF unit 16-1 performs various data communications with the first control unit 3-1, via RS-232C.
- the first external I ZF unit 16-1 is configured to receive information from the first phase control unit 13-1 and to send a control command to the first phase control unit 13-1. .
- the first base station 100 can communicate with many base stations, but for the sake of simplicity, the first base station 100 and the second base station 2 are now described. Note that 00 is able to communicate via the second mobile station 42 and the operation of the first base station 100 is noted.
- the first oscillator 14-1 1 In the first GPS receiver 1-1 of the first base station 100, the first oscillator 14-1 1 generates a 10 MHz clock and the clock is connected to the first divider 15 1 1. It is sent to the first control unit 3-1.
- the first frequency divider 1 5— 1 generates a 1 PPS signal from this clock, and uses the 1 PPS signal as the first phase comparator 1 2 1 1 and the first control unit 3 — 1 And send to.
- the first GPS engine 1 1 1 1 1 receives the time signal from the first GPS antenna 8-1, the GPS-1PPS is generated and the GPS_1PPS is sent to the first phase comparator 12-1. Send it out.
- the first phase comparator 1 2-1 compares the phase of GPS-1PPS with the 1 PPS signal generated by the first divider 155-1, and the phase comparison result is displayed in the first phase control unit. 1 Send to 3.
- the second oscillator 141-2 generates a clock of 1 MHZ and the clock is divided into the second division. It is sent to the peripheral 1 5-2 and the second control unit 3-2.
- the second frequency divider 15-2 generates a 1 PPS signal from this clock and sends the 1 PPS signal to the second phase comparator 12-2 and the second control unit 3-2.
- the second GPS engine 1 1-2 receives the time signal from the second GPS antenna 8-2, it generates GPS_1PPS and sends the GPS-1PPS to the second phase comparator 12-2. Send it out.
- the second phase comparator 12-2 compares the phase of GPS-1PPS with the 1 PPS signal generated by the second divider 155-2, and the phase comparison result is output to the second phase controller. 13—Send to 2.
- GPS_1PPS can be recognized by the first phase controller 1 3-1 based on the result of the phase comparison in the first phase comparator 12-1.
- the first base station 100 has acquired the GPS satellite (YES in step S1 in FIG. 6), and thus enters the normal operation mode (step S9 in FIG. 6).
- the normal operation mode there is no transmission of information to the first control unit 3-1 via the first external control unit 13-1 and the first external I ZF unit 16-1.
- the first controller 3-1 sends the 1 PPS signal (without correction) from the first frequency divider 15-1 to the first frame generator 4-1.
- the first frame generation unit 4-11 generates a frame based on the 1 PPS signal from the first control unit 3-1.
- Generated flare Is transmitted from the first base station 100 and the second base station 200 to the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 and radiated from the first communication antenna 9
- the second mobile station 42 is relayed.
- the phase shift of the clock between base stations is based on the phase comparison between GPS_1PPS and 1 PPS signal in the first phase comparator 12-1 and the first phase controller 1 3-1 first oscillator 14 1 1 Corrected by phase control for.
- clock synchronization between the first base station 100 and the second base station 200 can be maintained.
- UTC Coordinated Universal Time: Coordin ate Uni vr e sal ime
- the first phase control unit 13-1 cannot recognize GPS_1PPS.
- the GPS satellite has not been acquired by the first base station 100 for some reason (NO in step S1 in FIG. 6).
- transition to the Ho 1 dO V er mode is made (step S 2 in FIG. 6).
- Ho 1 dOv er means that the GPS satellite cannot be acquired, and as a result, based on the performance of the first oscillator 14 1-1 installed in the first GPS receiver 1 1 Indicates that the PPS signal is being output to the first control unit 3-1.
- Ho 1 dOv e r mode the above phase control cannot be applied based on the time signal from the GPS satellite. As a result, clock synchronization is uniquely determined by the performance of the first GPS receiver.
- alarm information is sent from the first GPS receiver 1 1 1 to the first controller 3-1 via serial communication.
- this notification is routed to the first control unit 3-1 through the first phase control unit 1 3-1, the first external I ZF unit 16-1 and RS-232C. by.
- the first control unit 3-1 makes a timer operation start request to the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 using this alarm information as a trigger.
- the first CPU circuit 6-1 activates the timer in response to a timer operation start request (step S3 in FIG. 6), and the first frame timing detection unit 7-1 Monitor whether timing information can be received. In this way, it is investigated whether the time signal from the GPS satellite received by the second base station 200 can be received by relaying by the mobile station. In other words, it searches for the existence of mobile stations that can be handed over.
- the fixed time in this case is the time that the system can operate normally and agrees.
- the time performance that can be guaranteed depends largely on the performance of the first GPS receiver.
- the acceptable range will vary depending on the assumed system requirements. For example, if I E E E 8 0 2 .16 e (hereinafter referred to as rw i MAXj) is systematically considered, it is considered necessary to maintain accuracy within 1 0 ⁇ sec for U T C.
- frame A represents a frame that is transmitted in synchronization with UTC, that is, at a timing at which no time deviation has occurred.
- Frame B represents the transmission start timing of the frame signal transmitted from the base station that has successfully acquired the GPS satellite and is in a stable state. The temporal state at this time is not exactly the same as UTC, but it has a sufficient system margin.
- Frame C represents frame timing transmitted from another base station that is operating normally in the same manner as frame B.
- the temporal state is a state with a sufficient system margin as in the case of frame B, but unlike frame B, the timing is early relative to UTC.
- the system is within the allowable range. For example, if a double oven type oscillator is used for the first oscillator 14 1, an accuracy within ⁇ 100 nsec can be obtained sufficiently. If this accuracy is obtained, it will be sufficient for Wi MAX.
- Frame D cannot successfully capture GPS satellites for some reason, shifts to H o 1 d OV er mode, and gradually deviates from UTC. It shows the state when the misalignment has been exceeded.
- the timing of the above frames A to D is supplied to the first CPU circuit 6-1 as timing information, and is sent to the first CPU circuit 6-1.
- the phase of the frame greatly depends on the performance of the first oscillator 14-1 in the first GPS receiver 1 1 1, so the time from UTC will increase with time. Deviation occurs. For example, with a double oven type oscillator, it is possible to maintain a deviation within 10 ⁇ sec from UTC for more than 24 hours.
- the first control unit 3-1 requests the timer operation to the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 and manages the time after moving to Ho 1 dO Ver. Is done.
- step S10 in FIG. 6 the first base station 100 transitions to radio output stop (step S10 in FIG. 6). .
- the first CPU circuit section 6-1 has not received the timing information from the first frame timing detection section 7-1 within a fixed time, so the first frame Generation unit 4 1 Stops frame generation.
- frame transmission from the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 stops. This is because the clock synchronization cannot be maintained because the time signal from the GPS satellite cannot be received and the time signal from other base stations cannot be received by the relay of the mobile station.
- step S4 in Fig. 6 the first base station 100 transitions to radio output stop.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 requests the handover information to be provided to all base stations from the first LAN port 10-1 via the wired communication network 30.
- the second base station 200 is in a handover state.
- the first base station 100 receives various types of data from the second base station 200 by wire and wireless (step S5 in FIG. 6).
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 receives information from the second base station 200 via the first LAN port 10-1 that the second base station 200 is in the handover state.
- the second base station 200 transmits a frame via the second mobile station 42 based on the assumption that time information is sent to the first base station 100.
- This frame is generated in the second base station 200 by the second frame generation unit 4-1 2 based on the 1 PPS signal from the second control unit 3-2, and from the second communication antenna 9-2. Radiated Are input to the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 of the first base station 100.
- the second mobile station 42 transmits its own location information to the first base station 100.
- the time information of the frame transmitted from the second base station 200 to the second mobile station 42 is sent to the wired communication network 30 at the same time as the frame, and the first base station 1 0 0 1st RAN port 1 0—Sent to 1st CPU circuit 6-1 via 1–1.
- the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 sends the received frame and the position information of the second mobile station 42 to the first frame timing detection unit 7-1.
- the first frame timing detector 7-1 detects frame timing, that is, timing information indicating at which timing the head of the frame is sent out. There can be a lot of such timing information including those from other base stations, but the first CPU circuit section 6-1 is connected to the second base station 20 0 through the wired communication network 30. Pip up the frame data that contains the same contents sent out in.
- the frame received by the first base station 10 0 0 through the second mobile station 4 2 is transmitted from the time when the second base station 2 0 0 transmits the second base station 2 0 0 Spatial radio wave propagation delay time to second mobile station 4 2, second mobile station 4 2 delay time for retransmission of data received inside second mobile station 4 2 to first base
- the spatial wave propagation delay time up to station 100 is added, and reaches the first base station 100 after the total delay time has elapsed.
- the first CPU circuit 6-1 determines the distance between the second mobile station 42 and the first base station 100 from the position information of the second mobile station 42 and its own position information. Calculate the position information of the second mobile station 42, the position information of the second base station 200, and the power between the second mobile station 42 and the second base station 200. Calculate the distance. The first CPU circuit 6-1 multiplies the distance calculated in this way by the speed of light, and adds the delay time for data retransmission within the second mobile station 4 2 to the multiplication result. Thus, the total delay time is calculated. Then, the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 subtracts the total delay time calculated from the frame timing detected by the first frame timing detection unit 7-1, so that the second base station 200 Find the time of sending.
- the first CPU circuit section 6-1 has a frame received via the second mobile station 4 2. By aligning the frame timing of the system with this time timing, the second base station 200 calculates 1 PPS timing synchronized with the GPS time signal (step S6 in FIG. 6). The first control unit 3-1 compares this 1 PPS timing with the first divider 1 5-1 force, and the timing of the 1 PPS signal (step S 7 in FIG. 6) 0
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 stops the radio output of the first base station 100 0 And the radio output of the first base station 100 is stopped (step S10 in FIG. 6).
- the reason for this is that outputting a radio wave at a timing that is significantly different from the reference time can interfere with other base stations.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 causes the first frame generation unit 4-1 to stop generating the frame, and as a result, frame transmission from the first radio wave input / output unit 5-1 stops.
- the first CPU circuit unit 6-1 transfers the phase difference to the first 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2-1. Send it.
- the first 1 PPS correction circuit unit 2-1 calculates a correction phase amount based on the phase difference and sends it to the first control unit 3-1.
- the first control unit 3-1 transmits the correction information to the first GPS receiver 1-1 by RS-2 3 2 C serial communication.
- the first phase control part 1 3-1 is the first oscillator 1 4-1
- the 1 PPS is adjusted to a predetermined reference time (1 PPS signal of the second base station 20 0 0) (step S8 in FIG. 6).
- the 1 PPS signal that is fine-tuned and output from the first frequency divider 15 5-1 is supplied to the first frame generation unit 4-1 via the first control unit 3-1, and Used for generation.
- the first base station 100 While the first base station 100 is performing clock synchronization using the 1 PPS signal of the second base station 200, the first base station 100 can capture the GPS satellite. When it becomes (YES in step S1 in Fig. 6), the normal operation mode is restored (step S9 in Fig. 6).
- the second base connected by the wired communication network 30 is used. If there are mobile stations in the base station 200 and the handover area, the absolute time of frame transmission can be corrected. By making this correction possible, it is possible to communicate for a longer time than the performance of the first GPS receiver 1 1 1 1 oscillator 1 4-1 itself, and to stabilize the base station for a long time. is there. Further, according to the present embodiment, since additional equipment is not greatly added from the conventional base station components, the additional cost can be kept low.
- the time synchronization circuit of the present invention is a communication frame received by communication in a time synchronization apparatus in a base station that relays communication between mobile stations under clock synchronization based on a time signal received from a GPS communication satellite.
- a frame timing detector that detects the timing information of the current time, and a GPS receiver that outputs a clock and 1 pps signal synchronized with the time signal during normal operation, but a GPS receiver that outputs alarm information when the time signal cannot be received. If 1 PPS signal is output from the GPS receiver, but there is a base station that can be handed over when alarm information is output, the timing of the 1 PPS signal at the base station is calculated from the base station power based on the timing information.
- a CPU circuit unit that obtains the phase difference based on the result of comparison with the timing of the 1 PPS signal from the GPS receiver, and the phase 1 PPS correction circuit unit that calculates the phase correction amount by 1 and 1 PPS signal from the GPS receiver is output when normal, but when the alarm information is output, the calculated 1 PPS signal timing and 1 PPS from the GPS receiver are output. Compares the timing of the signals, outputs the result to the CPU circuit, and outputs a 1 PPS signal that is phase-corrected by the GPS receiver using the phase correction amount, and a 1 PPS signal from the control unit. And a frame generation unit that generates a communication frame.
- the CPU circuit unit is characterized in that frame generation in the frame generation unit is stopped if there is no base station that can be handed over when alarm information is output.
- control unit causes the CPU circuit unit to operate a timer when alarm information is output, and the CPU circuit unit determines whether there is a base station that can be handed over within a predetermined time. A certain period of time is set until the system is able to operate normally. This is to search for the presence of a base station that can be handed over.
- the time performance that can be guaranteed for a fixed time depends greatly on the performance of the GPS receiver alone, and the allowable range varies depending on the assumed system requirements.
- the base stations are connected to each other in a wired manner, and transmission time information for obtaining time information of a time signal from other base stations is obtained. This makes it possible to calculate more accurate 1 P P s signal timing.
- control unit is characterized in that, when the phase difference exceeds a predetermined value as a result of the comparison, the CPU circuit unit stops frame generation in the frame generation unit. This is because outputting a radio wave at a timing that is significantly different from the reference time may cause interference to other base stations.
- the GPS receiver generates a GPS-1PPS when it receives a time signal from the antenna, an oscillator that generates a clock and outputs it to the control unit, and generates a 1 PPS signal from the clock. Is connected to the oscillator so that the phase of the clock can be adjusted according to the phase comparison result, and the phase comparator that outputs the phase comparison result by comparing the phase of the GPS_1PPS and 1 PPS signal.
- the control unit and the GPS-1PPS cannot be recognized even after a predetermined time has passed, it is assumed that the time signal has not been received. And a phase control unit that generates alarm information.
- the effect of the aspect of the present invention is that the oscillator in the GPS receiver can be changed to a low-cost one in the conventional time synchronization device using the GPS communication satellite.
- the reason for this is that, in the past, an expensive system was used so that the required time and the required accuracy could be achieved as a system during the old version. This is because even a slightly inferior and low-priced product can be handled. Therefore, the same level of accuracy can be ensured without the need for an expensive oscillator.
- the determination to stop the radio output of the first base station 100 The deviation from UTC is set to within 10 ⁇ sec.
- 1 ⁇ sec may be used.
- 100 ⁇ sec may be used. It may be sec.
- only one base station capable of capturing GPS is given, but there may be a plurality of base stations.
- the GP S receiver is used.
- GLONAS S Globalavigation Satellite System
- Galileo European satellite positioning system
- GPS and GL ONAS S, GPS and Ga 1 ileo, GLONAS S and Ga lileo, GP S, GLONAS S and Ga 1 i 1 eo may be used together.
- the double oven type oscillator is applied to the first oscillator 14-1, but a single oven type oscillator may be applied.
- the time until the deviation from UTC that the system can tolerate is shortened. Cost can be reduced.
- the double oven type oscillator is applied to the first oscillator 141, but an ovenless type oscillator may be applied.
- the time it takes for the system to tolerate the deviation from UTC is even shorter than that using a single oven oscillator. Costs can be further reduced.
- the communication method between the GP S receiver and the control unit is RS-232C.
- RS-422, GP-IB, IrDA, IEEE1 394, Serial ATA (S eria 1 AT Attach ntnt), PC IE xpress, USB (Universal Serial Bus), or other parallel communication methods may be used.
- connection between the first base station 100 and the second base station 200 is the wired communication network 30, but it may be one using wireless communication.
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