Communication system
Provided is a technology capable of securing communication quality without providing an additional function such as phase correction. A base station device and a communication terminal device when operating as a transmitting device rotate inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) output, and copy a last portion of the rotated IFFT output to a head of the rotated IFFT output as a cyclic prefix (CP) to thereby generate a transmission signal so that there is no phase rotation at a head of a demodulation reception window set in a receiving device.
1. A communication system comprising:
a base station device; and
a communication terminal device configured to perform radio communication with the base station device, wherein
the base station device and the communication terminal device when operating as a transmitting device rotate inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) output, and copy a last portion of the rotated IFFT output to a head of the rotated IFFT output as a cyclic prefix (CP) to thereby generate a transmission signal so that there is no phase rotation at a head of a demodulation reception window set in a receiving device.
2. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein
a rotation amount of the IFFT output is in coordination with at least one of a CP length that is a length of the CP, a head position of the demodulation reception window with respect to the CP, and a variable margin of the head position of the demodulation reception window.
3. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein
when the base station device performs radio communication with a plurality of communication terminal devices, the base station device determines at least one of a rotation amount of the IFFT output and a CP length that is a length of the CP so that a head of the demodulation reception window for each of the plurality of communication terminal devices aligns in a defined unit of data concerning transmission data.
4. The communication system according to claim 3 , wherein
the base station device sorts the plurality of communication terminal devices into groups in accordance with a predetermined reference, and determines at least one of the rotation amount of the IFFT output and the CP length for each of the groups.