Abstract:
본 발명은 멀티캐리어를 지원하는 무선 접속 시스템에서 시스템 정보를 송수신하는 방법 및 장치에 관한 것이다. 본 발명의 제 1 실시예로서 무선 접속 시스템에서 중심 주파수를 조정하는 방법은, 기지국으로부터 캐리어 그룹의 구성을 지시하는 제 1 파라미터 및 중심 주파수의 조정 여부를 나타내는 제 2 파라미터를 포함하는 제어 메시지를 수신하는 단계와 제 1 파라미터를 이용하여 이동단말에 할당된 캐리어의 중심 주파수를 도출하는 단계와 제 2 파라미터를 이용하여 중심 주파수를 조정하는 단계를 포함할 수 있다.
Abstract:
There is disclosed a method and apparatus adapted for the detection of a narrow band signal immersed in a wide band signal. Generally, the center frequency of the narrow band signal is known to be within an ambiguity region of the signals. The ambiguity region will be partitioned into N sections. Each frame of the received composite signal (narrow band + wide band) is then frequency shifted N times digitally such that, after each shift, one of the N sections centered at zero frequency. The N frequency-shifted composite signals are filtered by the same low-pass filter (62) and the N outputs are buffered by the frame buffering means (54). With this procedure, the narrow band signal, if present, will be at one of the N filtered outputs. To detect the narrow band signal, each buffered filter output is multiplied by a delayed and conjugated version of itself. A moving average is then applied on the result of the multiplication and the maximum of the absolute value of the moving average is found. If the largest of the N maxima is larger than a threshold, the narrow band signal is detected and identified as the control channel. High SNR samples are subsequently selected for estimating the frequency offset of the narrow band signal.
Abstract:
There is disclosed a method and apparatus adapted for the detection of a narrow band signal immersed in a wide band signal. Generally, the center frequency of the narrow band signal is known to be within an ambiguity region of the signals. The ambiguity region will be partitioned into N sections. Each frame of the received composite signal (narrow band + wide band) is then frequency shifted N times digitally such that, after each shift, one of the N sections centered at zero frequency. The N frequency-shifted composite signals are filtered by the same low-pass filter (62) and the N outputs are buffered by the frame buffering means (54). With this procedure, the narrow band signal, if present, will be at one of the N filtered outputs. To detect the narrow band signal, each buffered filter output is multiplied by a delayed and conjugated version of itself. A moving average is then applied on the result of the multiplication and the maximum of the absolute value of the moving average is found. If the largest of the N maxima is larger than a threshold, the narrow band signal is detected and identified as the control channel. High SNR samples are subsequently selected for estimating the frequency offset of the narrow band signal.
Abstract:
In a multi-user detection system in which interfering signals are purposely allowed to exist, a parameter estimation unit is provided which utilizes signal processing for determining the channel transfer function for each received signal, including the received power, phase of the oscillator, timing offset relative to the base station clock carrier frequency offset, and number of multipaths replicas and delays for each replica, with the system providing realtime uninterrupted estimates of these parameters required by the signal separation unit.
Abstract:
A method of compensating for carrier frequency and phase errors of a received multicarrier modulated signal. The received multi-carrier signal including modulated carriers for transmitting known data and unmodulated carriers for error correction, comprising, time domain down converting the received multi-carrier signal to base-band to provide a down-converted signal, the down-converted signal including a plurality of modulated carriers for transmitting known data and unmodulated carriers for error correction. Sampling an unmodulated carrier of the down-converted signal to provide received data samples. Providing a reference signal derived from the unmodulated carrier of the down-converted signal. And, estimating phase errors from a phase difference between the unmodulated carrier and the reference signal derived from the unmodulated carrier of the down-converted signal to provide a plurality of received sample phase error estimates for each modulated carrier.
Abstract:
Method for phase and oscillator frequency estimation and receiver with phase and oscillator frequency estimators The invention relates to a method (100) for estimating a phase of a phase modulated signal having an inphase component and a quadrature component, the method comprising: determining (101) the inphase component of the phase modulated signal; determining (103) a quadrature component of the phase modulated signal; determining (105) a difference of absolute values of the inphase component and the quadrature component to obtain a difference component; determining (107) a sign of the inphase component to obtain an inphase sign; determining (109) a sign of the quadrature component to obtain a quadrature sign; and adjusting (111) a sign of the difference component upon the basis of the inphase sign and the quadrature sign to obtain the phase estimate.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus that supports a multi-carrier wireless access system for transmitting and receiving system information. The 1st embodiment of the present invention is a method for controlling a center frequency in a wireless access system comprising the steps of: receiving a control message including a 1st parameter which indicates a configuration of carrier groups and a 2nd parameter which indicates whether the center frequency is controlled from a base station; deriving the center frequency of carriers allocated to a mobile terminal by using the 1st parameter; and controlling the center frequency by using the 2nd parameter.
Abstract:
A method (500) and system for compensation of frequency offset between a first transceiver (102) and a second transceiver (104) in wireless communication are disclosed. The compensation of the frequency offset between two or more transceivers (102, 104) is achieved using frequency synchronization bursts. These bursts contain information about the frequency offset. The frequency synchronization bursts are transmitted by the first transceiver at a range of frequencies above and below its carrier frequency (502). A second transceiver that receives at least one of these bursts (504) determines the frequency offset (504), and adjusts its frequency to match the frequency of the first transceiver (508). Thereafter, the second transceiver may enter a low power sleep mode (510) in order to reduce its power consumption. The second transceiver returns to active mode (512) just before the start of the transmission of the data packets (514).