Abstract:
In a radio communication system performing radio communications using multiple antenna ports, a radio base station apparatus transmits a reference signal from each of the antenna ports in multiple patterns corresponding to a plurality of antenna port configurations formed of single antenna elements or groups of antenna elements, and determines the antenna elements that form the respective antenna ports based upon feedback information supplied from a mobile device that has received the reference signal in the multiple patterns.
Abstract:
A radio base station apparatus has a multimode antenna providing multiple antenna configurations, an acquisition unit configured to acquire channel information of user equipment and at least one of location information of the user equipment and phase difference information between antenna ports of signals transmitted from the user equipment, and a determination unit configured to determine scheduling for the user equipment together with an antenna configuration to be allocated to the user equipment, based upon the acquired information.
Abstract:
When using a plurality of antenna elements, calibration is performed appropriately, while preventing processing time from increasing. A base station apparatus has a plurality of antenna elements; a combiner configured to receive and combine downlink transmission signals, each including a reference signal, from monitor ports provided corresponding to the antenna elements; a channel estimator configured to estimate a channel of the reference signal for each of the antenna elements; and a calibration controller configured to calculate a calibration correction value to be applied to each of the antenna elements based upon channel estimation result.
Abstract:
The present invention is designed to make effective use of radio resources in VSEC to output a plurality of beams of varying tilt angles for sectorization in vertical directions. A radio communication method for a radio base station that outputs a plurality of beams of varying tilt angles and forms a plurality of cells that are sectorized vertically, and a user terminal that establishes wireless connection with the radio base station, provides the steps in which the radio base station acquires information about the communication capacity of each of the plurality of cells, and controls the vertical plane beam width and/or transmission power of each cell and sets the coverage area of each cell so that differences in communication capacity between the plurality of cells are reduced.
Abstract:
The present invention is designed to make effective use of radio resources in VSEC to output a plurality of beams of varying tilt angles for sectorization in vertical directions. A radio communication method for a radio base station that outputs a plurality of beams of varying tilt angles and forms a plurality of cells that are sectorized vertically, and a user terminal that establishes wireless connection with the radio base station, provides the steps in which the radio base station acquires information about the communication capacity of each of the plurality of cells, and controls the vertical plane beam width and/or transmission power of each cell and sets the coverage area of each cell so that differences in communication capacity between the plurality of cells are reduced.
Abstract:
When using a plurality of antenna elements, calibration is performed appropriately, while preventing processing time from increasing. A base station apparatus has a plurality of antenna elements; a combiner configured to receive and combine downlink transmission signals, each including a reference signal, from monitor ports provided corresponding to the antenna elements; a channel estimator configured to estimate a channel of the reference signal for each of the antenna elements; and a calibration controller configured to calculate a calibration correction value to be applied to each of the antenna elements based upon channel estimation result.
Abstract:
A transmission and reception apparatus includes a plurality of antenna ports. The transmission and reception apparatus includes at least one orthogonal beam fixed beamforming circuit and a high-speed switching circuit between a transmission and reception circuit and the antenna ports. For example, the transmission and reception circuit outputs a transmission signal subjected to transmission signal processing to the high-speed switching circuit during signal transmission, the high-speed switching circuit selects at least one port from a plurality of ports provided at the orthogonal beamforming circuit, and outputs the transmission signal to the selected port, and the orthogonal beamforming circuit forms a beam corresponding to the selected port to transmit the transmission signal.
Abstract:
A transmission and reception apparatus includes a plurality of antenna ports. The transmission and reception apparatus includes at least one orthogonal beam fixed beamforming circuit and a high-speed switching circuit between a transmission and reception circuit and the antenna ports. For example, the transmission and reception circuit outputs a transmission signal subjected to transmission signal processing to the high-speed switching circuit during signal transmission, the high-speed switching circuit selects at least one port from a plurality of ports provided at the orthogonal beamforming circuit, and outputs the transmission signal to the selected port, and the orthogonal beamforming circuit forms a beam corresponding to the selected port to transmit the transmission signal.
Abstract:
A radio base station apparatus has a multimode antenna providing multiple antenna configurations, an acquisition unit configured to acquire channel information of user equipment and at least one of location information of the user equipment and phase difference information between antenna ports of signals transmitted from the user equipment, and a determination unit configured to determine scheduling for the user equipment together with an antenna configuration to be allocated to the user equipment, based upon the acquired information.