WO1999004504A1 - Equipement de radiocommunication - Google Patents
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- H04B1/005—Details of transmission systems, not covered by a single one of groups H04B3/00 - H04B13/00; Details of transmission systems not characterised by the medium used for transmission adapting radio receivers, transmitters andtransceivers for operation on two or more bands, i.e. frequency ranges
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- H04B1/38—Transceivers, i.e. devices in which transmitter and receiver form a structural unit and in which at least one part is used for functions of transmitting and receiving
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- H04B1/406—Circuits using the same oscillator for generating both the transmitter frequency and the receiver local oscillator frequency with more than one transmission mode, e.g. analog and digital modes
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- the present invention provides a wireless communication system capable of selectively using one of communication bands used in two systems, such as GSM900 and DCS180, for example. Related to communication devices.
- FIG. 7 shows a part of the basic configuration of this type of wireless communication apparatus.
- a conventional wireless communication apparatus will be described with reference to FIG.
- Antenna 1 is an antenna capable of transmitting and receiving communication signals in communication bands A and B (hereinafter simply referred to as band A and band B) used in the two wireless communication systems, respectively.
- the signal received by antenna 1 is demultiplexed by antenna duplexer 2, and the received signal in band A is input to low noise amplifier 31 and the other received signal in band B is -Input to the noise amplifier 32.
- the received signal of band A is amplified by the low noise amplifier 31 and then by the first down converter 41 to be subjected to the first synthesis. It is mixed with the first local signal (local oscillation signal) generated by the user 18 and frequency-converted to an intermediate frequency.
- first local signal local oscillation signal
- the frequency-converted reception signal in band A is input to the first input terminal of switch 5 as a first reception IF signal.
- the band B received signal is amplified by the low noise amplifier 32, and then the second local signal generated by the second synthesizer 19 by the second down converter 42. (Local oscillation signal) and frequency-converted to an intermediate frequency. Then, the frequency-converted reception signal of band B is input to the second input terminal of switch 5 as a second reception IF signal.
- first local signal and the second local signal are frequency-adjusted so that the frequencies of the first reception IF signal and the second reception IF signal have the same intermediate frequency. .
- the switch 5 receives a signal input to the first input terminal and a signal input to the second input terminal according to an instruction from a control unit (not shown), that is, a first reception IF signal and a second reception IF signal. Select one of them and output it to bandpass filter 6.
- the band-pass filter 6 limits the band of the received IF signal to be input, and removes noise components outside the transmission band.
- the received IF signal band-limited by the node pass filter 6 is amplified to a level appropriate for demodulation by the amplifier 7, then demodulated by the demodulator 8, and passed through the signal output terminal 10. It is input to the signal processing unit (not shown) at the subsequent stage.
- the demodulator 8 reproduces an intermediate frequency using a CW (Continuous Wave) signal generated by the oscillator 9 .
- the modulator 12 modulates the CW signal generated by the oscillator 9 by using the modulation signal input from the signal processing unit via the signal input terminal 11 to generate a transmission IF signal. Output.
- the switch 15 input to the switch 15 is switched and controlled by a control unit (not shown) in accordance with the transmission band of the transmission IF signal, and selectively switches the transmission IF signal to the first up converter 16 1 Or input to the second up-converter 16 2.
- the first up converter 161 mixes the transmission IF signal with the first local signal generated by the first synthesizer 18 and converts it into a high-frequency signal of band A.
- the high-frequency signal of band A is power-amplified by first power amplifier 171, and then radiated to space via antenna duplexer 2 and antenna 1.
- the second up-converter 162 mixes the transmission IF signal with the second local signal generated by the second synthesizer 19, and converts it into a high-frequency signal of band B.
- the high-frequency signal in band B is amplified by a second power amplifier 17 2 and then passed through antenna duplexer 2 and antenna 1. And radiated into space.
- the local signals generated by the first synthesizer 18 and the second synthesizer 19 are used to convert the transmission IF signal into a high-frequency signal in band A and a high-frequency signal in band B, respectively. Set to the required frequency.
- the conventional wireless communication apparatus performs communication by selectively using the communication signals of band A or band B by controlling switching of switch 5 and switch 15. We will be able to do this.
- the wireless communication device having the above configuration is a mobile device or the like
- the communication quality of the remaining one band is monitored during communication in preparation for handover, and the communication quality of the two bands is monitored during communication standby. May be lost.
- this problem is not limited to the single super heterodyne wireless communication apparatus shown in FIG. 7 but also to a double super terror dying system provided that it has two synthesizers to simultaneously receive two bands.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a wireless communication apparatus capable of operating two receiving systems simultaneously or switching between the two receiving systems at high speed without increasing power consumption by a synthesizer.
- a wireless communication device provides a local oscillation device that divides a communication signal in a first communication band used in a first wireless communication system into N by a frequency divider. Frequency conversion is performed using a signal, and a communication signal in a second communication band used in a second wireless communication system is frequency-converted using the local oscillation signal. That is, the frequency of a communication signal in the communication band used by the two wireless communication systems is converted by two local oscillation signals generated by one local oscillation signal generating means.
- the wireless communication apparatus having the above configuration, for example, two communication bands used respectively in two wireless communication systems are switched at a high speed and received (transmitted). Even if the signal is received (transmitted), the signal can be received (transmitted) by operating only one local oscillation signal generating means, so that a wireless communication device that does not increase power consumption can be used. Can be provided.
- a radio communication device generates a first local oscillation signal by using a local oscillation signal generating means, and generates the first local oscillation signal. Is multiplied by N (N> 0) to generate a second local oscillation signal, and the communication signal of the first communication band used in the first wireless communication system is frequency-divided by using the first local oscillation signal. Then, the frequency of the communication signal in the second communication band used in the second wireless communication system is converted using the second local oscillation signal. That is, the frequency of a communication signal in a communication band used by two wireless communication systems is converted by two local oscillation signals generated by one local oscillation signal generation unit.
- the wireless communication apparatus having the above configuration, for example, two communication bands used in two wireless communication systems are switched at a high speed and received (transmitted), or simultaneously. Even in the case of receiving (transmitting), it is possible to receive (transmit) by operating only one local oscillation signal generating means, and to provide a wireless communication device that does not increase power consumption. it can.
- FIG. 1 is a circuit block diagram showing a configuration of an embodiment of a wireless communication device according to the present invention.
- 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D are diagrams showing the relationship between the communication band of GSM900 and the communication band of DCS180, and the frequency of the oral signal of the synthesizer.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining two communication bands in which the antenna of the wireless communication device shown in FIG. 1 can transmit and receive.
- FIG. 4 is a circuit block diagram showing another configuration of the frequency conversion unit EX1 of the wireless communication device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a circuit block diagram showing another configuration of the frequency conversion unit EX1 of the wireless communication device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a circuit block diagram showing another configuration of the frequency conversion unit EX1 of the wireless communication device shown in FIG.
- Figure 7 is a circuit block diagram showing the configuration of a conventional wireless communication device.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a wireless communication device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the same parts as those in FIG. 7 showing the configuration of the conventional wireless communication apparatus are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- antenna 1 is an antenna capable of transmitting and receiving communication signals in the communication bands (band A and band B) used by the two systems.
- the received signals of the two communication bands received by antenna 1 are split by antenna duplexer 2, and the received signal of band A Is input to the low noise amplifier 31, and the remaining reception signal of the other band B is input to the low noise amplifier 32.
- the received signal in band A is amplified by low noise amplifier 31.
- the band B received signal is amplified by the low noise amplifier 32.
- the amplified reception signals of band A and band B are both input to frequency conversion section EX1.
- the frequency conversion unit EX 1 includes a first down converter 41 and a second down converter 42 as a down converter for a reception system, and a second down converter 42 as a up converter for a transmission system.
- a first up-con- verter 16 1 and a second up-con- verter 16 2 are provided, and in addition, a synthesizer 19 and an N divider (, m) 20 are provided. I have.
- the synthesizer 19 generates a local signal (local oscillation signal) having a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and outputs the generated local signal to the second down-converter 42 and the second up-converter 16. Input to 2 and N divider 20.
- the N divider 20 divides the roll signal generated by the synthesizer 19 by N (> 0), and divides the divided signal by the first down converter 41 and the first up converter. Enter in 1 6 1.
- the first down converter 41 mixes the received signal of band A amplified by the low-noise amplifier 31 with the local signal divided by N by the N divider 20 to produce an intermediate frequency. The frequency is converted to the first received IF signal. The first received IF signal is input to the first input terminal of the switch 5.
- the second down-converter 42 mixes the received signal of the band B amplified by the low-noise amplifier 32 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 19 to generate an intermediate frequency signal. Frequency conversion to 2 reception IF signals. This second reception IF signal is input to the second input terminal of switch 5.
- the switching of the switch 5 is controlled by an instruction from a control unit (not shown), and the signal input to the first input terminal and the signal input to the second input terminal, that is, the first reception IF signal, One of the second received IF signals is selected and output to the node pass filter 6.
- the band-pass filter 6 limits the band of the received IF signal to be input, and removes noise components outside the transmission band.
- the received IF signal band-limited by the bandpass filter 6 is amplified to an appropriate level for demodulation by the amplifier 7 and then demodulated by the demodulator 8 to be output to the signal output terminal 10.
- the signal is input to a signal processing unit (not shown) at the subsequent stage.
- the demodulator 8 uses the CW signal generated by the oscillator 9 to reproduce the intermediate frequency.
- the modulator 12 modulates the CW signal generated by the oscillator 9 by using the modulation signal input from the signal processing unit via the signal input terminal 11 to obtain a transmission IF signal. Output.
- the transmission IF signal is amplified to an appropriate level by an amplifier 13, and a noise component and a harmonic component unnecessary for transmission are removed by a low-pass filter 14.
- the switch 15 has its output destination switched and controlled by a control unit (not shown) according to the band for transmitting the transmission IF signal, and selectively transmits the transmission IF signal to the first up-converter 16 1 Or, input to the second up-converter 16 2.
- the first up-converter 161 mixes the local signal that has been frequency-divided by the N-frequency divider 20 with the above-mentioned transmission IF signal, and converts it into a high-frequency signal of band A. Then, this conversion result is input to the first power amplifier 17 1 as a first transmission RF signal.
- the second up-converter 162 mixes the local signal generated by the synthesizer 19 with the transmission IF signal and converts it into a high-frequency signal of band B. Then, this conversion result is input to the second power amplifier 1772 as a second transmission RF signal.
- the first transmission RF signal and the second transmission RF signal are amplified in power by the first power amplifier 17 1 and the second power amplifier 17 2, respectively. Radiated into space via duplexer 2 and antenna 1.
- the local signal generated by the synthesizer 19 and the signal obtained by dividing this signal by N are respectively transmitted to the two down converters 41 and 42 of the receiving system. I am trying to enter it.
- Synthesizer 1 If only 9 is operated, it can be received, so that it can be received without increasing power consumption.
- the wireless communication device having the above configuration can be applied to the GSM standard, which is a standard recommendation of a cellular mobile communication system by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
- GSM Global System for Mobile communications
- ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute
- This GSM standard covers two systems used in two systems called GSM 900 (Global System for Mobile communication at 900MHz) and DCS 180 (Digital Cellular System at 1800MHz). It has a communication band, and here, for example, the communication band used by GSM900 is applied to band A, and the communication band used by DCS1800 is applied to band B. Shall be assumed.
- the GSM 900 has a bandwidth of 70 [MHz] assigned to the entire bandwidth, of which 35 [MHz] from 880 to 915 [MHz]. Is used for transmission, and a bandwidth of 35 [MHz] from 925 to 960 [MHz] is used for reception.
- the bandwidth used as a whole is allocated to 150 [MHz], and among them, 170 to 170
- the bandwidth of 75 [MHz] of 5 [MHz] is used for transmission, and the bandwidth of 75 [MHz] of 1805 [MHz] is Used for reception.
- the carrier frequency interval is 200 [kHz] for both GSM900 and DSC180.
- 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D show the relationship between the communication band of GSM 900 and the communication band of DCS 180, respectively, and the frequency of the local signal of synthesizer 19. This is an example. In the following description, the relationship shown in FIG. 2D will be described as an example.
- the frequency of the local signal of synthesizer 19 is set higher than the band of DCS 180, and the frequency of the above-mentioned local signal divided by N is set higher than the band of GSM 900. It shows the case where it is set low.
- the frequency of the 19 local signal is as follows.
- the frequency of the local signal of the synthesizer 19 should be set to 1920 to 2160 [MHz]. Just set it.
- the relationship between the communication band of GSM 900 and the communication band of DCS 180 and the frequency of the local signal of synthesizer 19 is shown in FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, or FIG.
- the intermediate frequency fIF and the frequency division number N of the N frequency divider 20 may be determined based on the following equation.
- f A is a frequency used for communication in band A (GSM 900)
- f B is a frequency used for communication in band B (D C S 180 0).
- the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the frequency of the local signal of the synthesizer 19 is 1920 to 2160 [MHz].
- DCS 180 In communication with DCS 180, a bandwidth of 1950 to 2120 [MHz] is required, which is narrower than that in communication with GSM 900.
- the control unit (not shown) reduces the frequency of the CW signal generated by the oscillator 9 during transmission by GSM900, and increases the frequency of the CW signal during reception by GSM900. Make By controlling the oscillation frequency of the oscillator 9 in this way, the bandwidth of the frequency of the local signal of the synthesizer 19 required for communication by the GSM 900 can be reduced.
- a frequency conversion unit EX2 shown in FIG. 4 may be provided instead of the frequency conversion unit EX1 shown in FIG. 1, a frequency conversion unit EX2 shown in FIG. 4 may be provided.
- the frequency conversion unit EX 2 includes a first down converter 41 and a second down converter 42 in a reception system, a synthesizer 191, and an N frequency divider ( ⁇ N) 201, and a transmission system.
- a first up-con- verter 161 and a second up-con- verter 162, a synthesizer 192, and an N frequency divider ((N) 202 are provided.
- Synthesizer 1991 generates a local signal having a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and inputs the local signal to second down converter 42 and N frequency divider 201.
- the N divider 201 divides the local signal (local oscillation signal) generated by the synthesizer 191 by N (> 0), and outputs the divided result to the first down converter 41. input.
- the first down-converter 41 mixes the received signal in the band A amplified by the low-noise amplifier 31 with the local signal N-divided by the N-divider 201 to convert the received signal into an intermediate frequency.
- One Frequency conversion to reception IF signal is input to the first input terminal of the switch 5.
- the second down-converter 42 mixes the band B reception signal amplified by the low-noise amplifier 32 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 191 to produce an intermediate-frequency second signal. Frequency conversion to 2 reception IF signals.
- the second received IF signal is input to the second input terminal of the switch 5.
- the synthesizer 1992 generates a local signal (local oscillation signal) having a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and converts this low power signal into a second up-converter 162 and an N frequency divider. Enter in 2 0 2.
- the N frequency divider 202 divides the oral signal generated by the synthesizer 192 by N (> 0) and inputs the frequency division result to the first up converter 161 .
- the first up-converter 16 1 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the oral signal divided by N by the N divider 202 to obtain a bandwidth. Convert to A high frequency signal. Then, this conversion result is input to the first power amplifier 171 as the first transmission RF signal.
- the second up-converter 16 2 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 19 2, and outputs the band B signal. Convert to high frequency signal. Then, the result of this conversion is input to the second power amplifier 172 as the second transmission RF signal.
- the wireless communication apparatus including the frequency conversion unit EX 2
- the local signal is generated using separate synthesizers in the receiving system and the transmitting system, so that the receiving or transmitting can be performed independently.
- reception can be performed by operating only the synthesizer 191, reception can be performed without increasing power consumption, and since only the reception system can be operated, consumption during standby can be reduced. The power can be reduced.
- only one synthesizer 192 is operated, even when the transmission signals of two bands are switched at high speed or transmitted at the same time. If they are transmitted, they can be transmitted, so there is no increase in power consumption.
- a frequency conversion unit EX3 shown in FIG. 5 may be provided instead of the frequency conversion unit EX1 shown in FIG.
- the frequency conversion unit EX 3 includes a first down converter 41, a second down converter 42, a synthesizer 91, an N frequency divider ( ⁇ N) 201, and a first up converter 1 61, a second up-converter 16 2, and a synthesizer 19 2.
- Synthesizer 1991 generates a local signal of a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and inputs the local signal to second down converter 42 and N frequency divider 201.
- the N frequency divider 201 divides the oral signal generated by the synthesizer 191 by N (> 0), and divides the frequency division result by the first down-con- verter 41. Input to the first up-con- verter 16 1.
- the first down converter 41 mixes the received signal of the band A amplified by the low noise amplifier 31 with the local signal divided by N by the N divider 201 and intermediately mixes the received signal.
- the frequency is converted to the first received IF signal of the frequency.
- This first reception IF signal is input to the first input terminal of the switch 5.
- the second down-converter 42 mixes the received signal in the band B amplified by the low-noise amplifier 32 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 191 to produce an intermediate frequency signal. Frequency converted to a number of second received IF signals. This second reception IF signal is input to the second input terminal of switch 5.
- synthesizer 1992 generates a local signal of a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and inputs this local signal to second up-converter 162.
- the first up-converter 161 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the mouth signal divided by N by the N-divider 201 and mixes the band. Convert to A high frequency signal. Then, this conversion result is input to the first power amplifier 1-1 as the first transmission RF signal.
- the second up-converter 162 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 1992 and converts it into a high-frequency signal in band B. I do. Then, the conversion result is used as a second transmission RF signal as a second RF signal. ⁇ ⁇ Input to the amplifier 1 7 2.
- the local signal generated by the common synthesizer 191 is used in the band A of the reception system and the transmission system. I have.
- the wireless communication apparatus having the above configuration, even when the reception band is quickly switched while the communication is being performed and the remaining band is also received, Since reception is possible by operating only one synthesizer 191, it is possible to perform reception in two bands without increasing power consumption.
- a frequency conversion unit EX4 shown in FIG. 6 may be provided instead of the frequency conversion unit EX1 shown in FIG.
- the frequency converter EX 4 includes a first down converter 41, a second down converter 42, a synthesizer 19 1, an N frequency divider ( ⁇ N) 202, a first up converter 16 1, A second up-converter 16 2 and a synthesizer 19 2 are provided.
- Synthesizer 1991 generates a local signal of a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and inputs this local signal to second down converter 42.
- the synthesizer 1992 generates a local signal of a frequency specified by a control unit (not shown), and inputs the local signal to the second up-converter 162 and the N frequency divider 202. Power.
- the N frequency divider 202 divides the oral signal generated by the synthesizer 192 by N (> 0), and divides the divided signal by the first downcon- verter 41. Input to the first up-con- verter 16 1.
- the first downconverter 41 receives the signal of the band A amplified by the low-noise amplifier 31 and mixes it with the local signal divided by N by the N divider 202. Kissing and frequency conversion to the first received IF signal of intermediate frequency. This first reception IF signal is input to the first input terminal of switch 5.
- the second downconverter 42 mixes the reception signal of the band B amplified by the low-noise amplifier 32 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 191, and intermediately mixes the received signal. Frequency conversion to a second received IF signal of frequency. This second reception IF signal is input to the second input terminal of switch 5.
- the first up-converter 16 1 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the oral signal divided by N by the N divider 202 to obtain a bandwidth. Convert to A high frequency signal. Then, this conversion result is input to the first power amplifier 171 as the first transmission RF signal.
- the second up-converter 16 2 mixes the transmission IF signal input from the switch 15 with the local signal generated by the synthesizer 19 2 and converts it into a high-frequency signal in the band B. . Then, this conversion result is input to the second power amplifier 172 as a second transmission RF signal.
- the wireless communication device including the frequency conversion unit EX 4 In, the local signal generated by the common synthesizer 1992 is used in the band A of the receiving system and the transmitting system.
- N may be a decimal number if it is positive, that is, the N frequency divider 2 Even if the local signals input at 0, 201, and 202 are multiplied, it goes without saying that the same effect is obtained.
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