Abstract:
An intervote modulator (10) includes a majority voting logic unit (12) and an interplex modulator (14). The majority voting logic unit receives plural signal codes (e.g., five codes x1, x2, x3, x4, x5) together with their respective target gains G1, G2, G3, G4, G5 representing the desired transmit power for the individual signal codes. The majority voting logic unit combines three of these five signal codes to form a majority vote composite signal while keeping the other two signal codes uncombined. The majority vote composite signal and the two uncombined signals are then supplied to the interplex modulator as signals s1, s2 and s3. The interplex modulator applies interplex modulation to signals s1, s2 and s3 to form the in-phase and quadrature components of the final composite signal. The majority voting logic unit employs a generalized majority vote involving an interlace of sub-majority votes determined on a chip-by-chip basis.
Abstract:
In an apparatus for generating a transmit sequence comprising information from a plurality of information channels, a first means serves for generating a plurality of different candidate channel sequences from information of a first information channel of the plurality of information channels using a first code sequence associated with the first information channel, wherein each candidate channel sequence carries the same information as the information of the first information channel. A second means is provided to provide at least one candidate channel sequence for a second information channel from the plurality of information channels using a second code sequence associated with the second information channel and differing from the first code sequence. To receive an optimum transmit sequence resulting in a minimum out-of-band radiation combined sequences are examined, wherein each combined sequence may be obtained by a combination of at least one candidate channel sequence from each information channel. After this either the combined sequence is selected resulting in a minimum out-of-band radiation or the optimum candidate channel sequences are selected from the individual information channels, which together result in the optimum combined sequence causing a minimum out-of-band radiation. Therefore it is possible to reduce peak values e.g. occurring in the code multiplex modulation concept in the transmit sequence distortion-free.
Abstract:
A power clipping circuit and method of the clipping circuit is provided. A power clipping circuit comprises, a selector which receives a baseband signal, and selects one of the baseband signal or a feed back signal, and outputs a selected signal, and a square clipping circuit which receives the selected signal, and limits an amplitude of the selected signal, and outputs a clipped signal, and a phase rotation circuit which receives the clipped signal, and rotates a phase of the clipped signal, and outputs a phase rotated signal to the selector as the feed back signal, and an amplitude scaling circuit which receives the phase rotated signal, and adjust the phase rotated signal to compensate an amplitude difference between the phase rotated signal and the clipped signal, and sends amplitude scaled signal, and a controlling circuit which controls the selector, the square clipping circuit, the phase rotation circuit and the amplitude scaling circuit.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an orthogonal spreading code in a code division multiple access (CDMA) mobile communication system, and more particularly, to a method for generating and allocating code or code pairs on the basis of an orthogonal code set, which is generated using orthogonal spreading codes, so as to reduce a peak-to-average power ratio and enlarge the length of an interference free window. In accordance with the invention, at least one orthogonal code set is generated based upon orthogonal spreading codes, one of the at least one orthogonal code set is determined as a representative orthogonal code set, and then the order is allocated according to rules determined based upon the representative orthogonal code set. The codes or code pairs are generated and allocated using the orthogonal spreading codes, so as to reduce a Peak-to-Average Power Ratio or extend the length of an interference free window (IFW).
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for reducing discrete power spectral density (PSD) components of wideband signals transmitting blocks of data are disclosed. Discrete components are reduced by acquiring N symbols of pseudo-random data, each symbol having K bits; selecting one bit from each of the acquired symbols to generate N selected bits; selectively inverting a respective element in one of the data blocks responsive to the selected bits; acquiring one or more bits of pseudo-random data to replace a corresponding one or more respective bits of the acquired N symbols of pseudo-random data; and repeating for successive blocks of data.
Abstract:
A method and a device for reducing the crest factor of a signal is operable to generate a correction signal as a combination of a plurality of partial correction signals having respectively predetermined frequencies and a signal having a reduced crest factor being issued as a differential between the correction signal and the signal. The respectively predetermined frequencies are selected such that the correction signal, which has a period length that is shorter than a length of the signal, is periodic. Therefore, according to the invention, only one period of the correction signal is determined and the correction signal is then determined as a periodic continuation of the one period.
Abstract:
A radio receiver includes a branching unit, a first gain-control system, a second-gain control system, and a signal processing unit. The branching unit branches a radio signal received by the radio receiver into two signals. The first-gain control system performs a gain control of a pilot signal in one of branched signals, and the second gain control system performs a gain control of a data signal in another of the branched signals. The signal processing unit synchronizes frames in the received radio signal. The signal processing unit outputs a gain signal to each of the first gain-control system and the second gain-control system. The first gain-control system and the second gain-control system perform the gain controls based on the gain signal.
Abstract:
In a spread spectrum transmitter, a number of spread spectrum channel signals are multiplexed into a digital amplitude signal by a multiplexer, and the time-average power of the digital amplitude signal is determined by an average calculator. The digital amplitude signal is interpolated by an interpolator, scaled according to a first scale factor by a bit shifter and converted to an analog amplitude signal by a D/A converter. The analog amplitude signal is then scaled according to a second scale factor in a gain controlled amplifier. The first and second scale factors are complementarily varied by a control circuit according to the output of the average calculator so that the carrier-to-noise ratio of the transmitter is maintained substantially constant regardless of the varying power level of the multiplexed signals.
Abstract:
A nonlinear compensating circuit, a base-station apparatus and a transmission power clipping method for executing a clipping operation in a high output amplifier at the transmitting end during multicarrier amplification. A plurality of power converting circuits calculate power values of respective input signals. An adder adds up the calculated power values to obtain a synthetic power value P. A divider divides a predetermined threshold value T by the synthetic power value P. When the divided value T/P is equal to or more than 1, a determining circuit outputs a clip control signal for turning off the clipping operation to a plurality of clipping circuits. When the divided value T/P is less than 1, the clip control signal turn on the clipping operation.
Abstract:
A code multiplexer multiplexes spread data output from a spreader to generate code-multiplexed data. A reference data generator generates redundant data with constant power and with no information contained therein. A data adder adds the redundant data to the code-multiplexed data. A variable amplifier variably amplifies the transmit power of the code-multiplexed data and the redundant data to obtain transmit output data. A difference value calculator calculates a difference value between a target amplitude value and the amplitude of the amplified redundant data. A gain controller generates, based on the difference value, a gain control signal to control the gain of the variable amplifier. It is thereby possible to perform gain compensation with a small calculation amount and with high accuracy.