Signal generating method and signal generating device
A transmission method of simultaneously transmitting a first modulated signal and a second modulated signal at a common frequency performs precoding on both signals using a fixed precoding matrix and regularly changes the phase of at least one of the signals. One of signal generation processing in which phase change is performed and signal generation processing in which phase change is not performed is selectable, thereby improving general versatility in signal generation.
1. A transmission apparatus comprising:
branching circuitry which, in operation, branches encoded data blocks into first to M-th data sequences each including different data, where M is an integer 2 or greater;
mapping circuitry which, in operation, modulates the first to M-th data sequences by using a determined modulation scheme, to generate first to M-th modulated symbol sequences;
precoding circuitry which, in operation, precodes the first to M-th modulated symbol sequences by using a determined precoding matrix, to generate first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences;
phase hop circuitry which, in operation, performs, by using a phase hopping matrix repeatedly in which a determined phase hops during a determined number of symbols, phase hopping starting with an initial value of the phase hopping matrix on at least one of the first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences for each encoded data block included in the at least one precoded modulated symbol sequence, to generate first to M-th phase-hopped precoded modulated symbol sequences; and
transmission circuitry which, in operation, transmits first to M-th transmission symbol sequences containing the respective first to M-th modulated symbol sequences on which phase-hopping and precoding have been performed, at a same frequency range and at a same transmission time from first to M-th antennas, respectively.
2. A reception apparatus comprising:
reception circuitry which, in operation, receives symbol sequences including first to M-th transmission symbol sequences, where M is an integer 2 or greater;
demodulation circuitry which, in operation, demodulates the received symbol sequences to generate encoded data blocks, wherein
the first to M-th transmission symbol sequences are generated by a transmission apparatus performing the following procedures of:
branching the encoded data blocks into first to M-th data sequences each including different data;
modulating the first to M-th data sequences by using a determined modulation scheme, to generate first to M-th modulated symbol sequences;
precoding the first to M-th modulated symbol sequences by using a determined precoding matrix, to generate first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences;
performing, by using a phase hopping matrix repeatedly in which a determined phase hops during a determined number of symbols, phase hopping starting with an initial value of the phase hopping matrix on at least one of the first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences for each encoded data block included in the at least one precoded modulated symbol sequence, to generate first to M-th phase-hopped precoded modulated symbol sequences; and
transmitting the first to M-th transmission symbol sequences containing the respective first to M-th modulated symbol sequences on which phase-hopping and precoding have been performed, at a same frequency range and at a same transmission time from first to M-th antennas, respectively.
3. A transmission method comprising:
branching encoded data blocks into first to M-th data sequences each including different data, where M is an integer 2 or greater;
modulating the first to M-th data sequences by using a determined modulation scheme, to generate first to M-th modulated symbol sequences;
precoding the first to M-th modulated symbol sequences by using a determined precoding matrix, to generate first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences;
performing, by using a phase hopping matrix repeatedly in which a determined phase hops during a determined number of symbols, phase hopping starting with an initial value of the phase hopping matrix on at least one of the first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences for each encoded data block included in the at least one precoded modulated symbol sequence, to generate first to M-th phase-hopped precoded modulated symbol sequences; and
transmitting first to M-th transmission symbol sequences containing the respective first to M-th modulated symbol sequences on which phase-hopping and precoding have been performed, at a same frequency range and at a same transmission time from first to M-th antennas, respectively.
4. A reception method comprising:
receiving symbol sequences including first to M-th transmission symbol sequences, where M is an integer 2 or greater;
demodulating the received symbol sequences to generate encoded data blocks, wherein
the first to M-th transmission symbol sequences are generated by a transmission apparatus performing the following procedures of:
branching the encoded data blocks into first to M-th data sequences each including different data;
modulating the first to M-th data sequences by using a determined modulation scheme, to generate first to M-th modulated symbol sequences;
precoding the first to M-th modulated symbol sequences by using a determined precoding matrix, to generate first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences;
performing, by using a phase hopping matrix repeatedly in which a determined phase hops during a determined number of symbols, phase hopping starting with an initial value of the phase hopping matrix on at least one of the first to M-th precoded modulated symbol sequences for each encoded data block included in the at least one precoded modulated symbol sequence, to generate first to M-th phase-hopped precoded modulated symbol sequences; and
transmitting the first to M-th transmission symbol sequences containing the respective first to M-th modulated symbol sequences on which phase-hopping and precoding have been performed, at a same frequency range and at a same transmission time from first to M-th antennas, respectively.