Abstract:
A received frame is branched into a gain control system (20A) for common pilot signals and a gain control system (20B) for individual data signals. The gain control system (20A) controls the gain of the common pilot signals, and the gain control system (20B) controls the gain of the data signals. A signal processor (30) establishes synchronization of frames, outputs a gain control signal (g1) so that the gain of the common pilot signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21a) for the common pilot signals, and outputs a gain control signal (g2) so that the gain of the data signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21b) for the data signals. The gain is controlled to be constant, thereby preventing saturation of ADC (26a, 26b, 27a, 27b) and S/N deterioration.
Abstract:
An automatic gain control (AGC) controls the signal amplitude at the input to an analog to digital converter (ADC) input by applying a gain that produces a desired overall amplitude resolution of the patterns actually presented by the signal delivered by the ADC converter. Short RLL patterns will have sufficient resolution for reliable extraction as a result of having sufficient overall amplitude, which thereby strengthens the ability of the read channel to correctly extract data. Moreover, the system determines correct AGC settings responsive to measurements of user data parameters. The system 0 also detects and corrects for DC offsets in the signal whose gain is controlled.
Abstract:
A transmitter includes a dual mode modulator and an amplifier coupled to the dual mode modulator. The dual mode modulator implements a linear modulation scheme during a first mode of the modulator to produce a variable envelope modulated signal. The dual mode modulator implements a non-linear modulation scheme during a second mode of the modulator to produce a constant envelope modulated signal. The amplifier is biased as a linear amplifier during the first mode of the modulator and is biased as a non-linear amplifier during the second mode of the modulator. A feed-forward connection between the dual mode modulator and the amplifier is used to indicate a change in modulation mode and to adjust the bias of the amplifier. A power of the constant envelope modulated signal is increased such that an operating point of the amplifier remains substantially constant during the first and second modes of the modulator.
Abstract:
In order to compensate for performance degradation caused by inferior low-cost analog radio component (105) tolerances of an analog radio (100), a future system architecture (FSA) wireless communication transceiver employs numerous digital signal processing techniques to compensate for deficiencies of such analog components so that modern specifications may be relaxed. Automatic gain control (110) functions are provided in the digital domain, so as to provide enhanced phase and amplitude compensation, as well as many other radio frequency parameters.
Abstract:
In a slot format of a received signal, AGC gain update timings (t1 to t4) are shifted every time to disperse and reduce an influence of a noise attributable to a direct current component specific to direct conversion which is accompanied by AGC gain update. In particular, in the case where each of slots in the received signal includes an information portion (data) having a larger code correcting capability and an information portion having a smaller code correcting capability (TPC (transmission power control), TFCI (transport format combination indicator), PILOT), the AGC gain update timing is generated while being shifted in the former information portion, thereby reduce the influence of the noise. When the amount of shift of the AGC gain update timing is set to be larger than that of one symbol of the received signal, the influence of the noise accompanied by the AGC gain update is further reduced.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an automatic gain control device and the automatic gain control method which converge control action in a stable state during a short period of time in changing frequency of a receiving radio signal which occurs at the time of a compressed mode of WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access), etc. SOLUTION: A memory device storing a gain setting value is installed in the automatic gain control device, in changing frequency of the receiving signal from a gain setting value stored in the past, the device predicts and calculates the optimal gain setting value corresponding to a frequency after the change is carried out. The changing over of the frequency is carried out using the gain setting value which is predicted and calculated. COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
아날로그 무선 기기(100)의 열등한 저비용 아날로그 무선 컴포넌트(105)에 의해 야기되는 성능 저하를 보상하기 위해서, 미래 시스템 아키텍처(FSA) 무선 시스템 트랜시버는 수많은 디지털 신호 처리 기술을 사용하여 현재 사양이 완화될 수 있도록 이러한 아날로그 컴포넌트의 결함을 보상한다. 자동 이득 제어(110)는 개선된 위상 및 진폭 보상만 아니라 많은 다른 무선 주파수 파라미터를 제공하도록 디지털 도메인에 제공된다. 무선 컴포넌트, 미래 시스템 아키텍처, 자동 이득 제어, 진폭 보상, 무선 송수신 유닛, RF 파라미터
Abstract:
In order to compensate for performance degradation caused by inferior low-cost analog radio component (105) tolerances of an analog radio (100), a future system architecture (FSA) wireless communication transceiver employs numerous digital signal processing techniques to compensate for deficiencies of such analog components so that modern specifications may be relaxed. Automatic gain control (110) functions are provided in the digital domain, so as to provide enhanced phase and amplitude compensation, as well as many other radio frequency parameters.
Abstract:
A received frame is branched into a gain control system (20A) for common pilot signals and a gain control system (20B) for individual data signals. The gain control system (20A) controls the gain of the common pilot signals, and the gain control system (20B) controls the gain of the data signals. A signal processor (30) establishes synchronization of frames, outputs a gain control signal (g1) so that the gain of the common pilot signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21a) for the common pilot signals, and outputs a gain control signal (g2) so that the gain of the data signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21b) for the data signals. The gain is controlled to be constant, thereby preventing saturation of ADC (26a, 26b, 27a, 27b) and S/N deterioration.