Radio device with transmission directivity, and control method and control program for the radio device
In an adaptive array ( 2000 ), fading rate of a user is measured by a fading rate measuring circuit ( 2300 ), and the transmit weight vector is weighted in accordance with the fading rate by a transmitting circuit ( 2400 ). Thus, transmission power is increased for a user of which fading rate is large, and thus transmission directivity control for such a user becomes possible.
1. A radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, comprising:
receiving means ( 2100 ) for separating a received signal from a specific one of said terminal units from a received radio signal, said receiving means including
a plurality of received signal separating means ( 2110 , 2120 , 2130 , 2140 , 2210 , 2220 , 2230 , 2240 ) for multiplying said received radio signal by a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit thereby extracting said received signal, and
fading rate measuring means ( 2300 ) for measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
said radio apparatus further comprising:
transmitting means ( 2400 ) for generating a transmit signal having directivity to said specific terminal unit, said transmitting means including
a plurality of transmit signal generating means ( 2410 , 2420 , 2510 , 2520 ) for multiplying a transmit signal by a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector for each said terminal unit in response to the fading rate from said fading rate measuring means thereby generating said transmit signal having directivity.
2. The radio apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
3. The radio apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 , thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
4. The radio apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate, thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
5. A radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, comprising:
receiving means ( 2100 ) for separating a received signal from a specific one of said terminal units from a received radio signal, said receiving means including
a plurality of received signal separating means ( 2110 , 2120 , 2130 , 2140 , 2210 , 2220 , 2230 , 2240 ) for multiplying said received radio signal by a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit thereby extracting said received signal,
received strength measuring means ( 2600 ) for measuring received radio strength of each said terminal unit, and
fading rate measuring means ( 2300 ) for measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
said radio apparatus further comprising:
transmitting means ( 2400 ) for generating a transmit signal having directivity to said specific terminal unit, said transmitting means including
a plurality of transmit signal generating means ( 2410 , 2420 , 2510 , 2520 ) for multiplying a transmit signal by a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector for each said terminal unit in response to the received radio strength from said received strength measuring means and the fading rate from said fading rate measuring means thereby generating said transmit signal having directivity.
6. The radio apparatus according to claim 5 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
7. The radio apparatus according to claim 5 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 , thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
8. The radio apparatus according to claim 5 , wherein
said transmitting means multiplies said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate, thereby generating said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
9. A method of controlling a radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, comprising the steps of:
deriving a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit in real time and separating a received signal from said terminal unit;
measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
deriving a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector in accordance with said measured fading rate for each said terminal unit; and
multiplying a transmit signal by said transmit weight vector to generate a transmit signal having directivity.
10. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 9 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
11. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 9 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 ,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
12. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 9 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
13. A method of controlling a radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, comprising the steps of:
deriving a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit in real time and separating a received signal from said terminal unit;
measuring received radio strength of each said terminal unit on the basis of a received radio signal and said separated received signal;
measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
deriving a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector in accordance with said measured received radio strength and fading rate for each said terminal unit; and
multiplying a transmit signal by said transmit weight vector to generate a transmit signal having directivity.
14. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 13 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
15. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 13 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 ,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
16. The method of controlling a radio apparatus according to claim 13 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
17. A computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, for making a computer execute the steps of:
deriving a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit in real time and separating a received signal from said terminal unit;
measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
deriving a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector in accordance with said measured fading rate for each said terminal unit; and
multiplying a transmit signal by said transmit weight vector to generate a transmit signal having directivity.
18. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 17 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
19. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 17 , wherein
in the step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 ,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
20. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 17 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
21. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity for performing path division multiple access with a plurality of terminal units through adaptive array signal processing, for making a computer execute the steps of:
deriving a reception weight vector corresponding to each said terminal unit in real time and separating a received signal from said terminal unit;
measuring received radio strength of each said terminal unit on the basis of a received radio signal and said separated received signal;
measuring fading rate of each of said terminal units;
deriving a transmit weight vector obtained by weighting said reception weight vector in accordance with said measured received radio strength and fading rate for each said terminal unit; and
multiplying a transmit signal by said transmit weight vector to generate a transmit signal having directivity.
22. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 21 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to Xi,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
23. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 21 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying
said reception weight vector by a factor proportionate to (Xi−F 0 ) only when Xi is equal to or greater than a prescribed fading rate F 0 ,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.
24. The computer-readable medium encoded with a computer program for a radio apparatus having transmission directivity according to claim 21 , wherein
in said step of weighting said reception vector,
said transmit weight vector for an i-th terminal unit is generated by multiplying said reception weight vector by a factor determined in accordance with Xi from a table including a plurality of factors set in advance for every prescribed range of the fading rate,
where M (M: natural number) represents the number of said plurality of terminal units, and Xi represents said fading rate from said i-th (i: natural number) terminal unit among said plurality of terminal units.